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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10
Summer Normal Schools.

To the dnzette
The Austin dispatch special, March
Sth, has the following: AT It's meet
ing this morning, the board of educa-
ton decided to give s.. 200 of the Pea
body fund to the different state normal
schools, and the remaining $4,000 to
the Sam Houston school" That IL,
the forty-three summer schools are to
get 200, while the Sam Houston
Sc, $50. One gets nearly three times as
much as forty-tliree. Six thousand
dollars is not too much for the Sam
Houston, because here is our organ
lied faculty; here are the means and
equipments for teaching thoroughly
and comprehensive what is neces-
sary for the instruction of teachers.
Does not the action of the board it
self indicate what should be done in
regard to the forty-three schools seat
tered all over the state? Must not the
efforts of those having charge Of these
also be very much scattered"
Should not the board concentrate
these schools-reduce them TO about
ioGr three for white and one for col.
o'rfi teachers?
The new education the "new sys-
tenn will be totally unavailing UNI
less the Efforts OF those having charge
of these new appliances can be CEN
tralized-have their labors localized.
Five persons each in charge OF four
training schools twenty well
equipped and competent men and wo-
men can do more for this system
of normsl schools than the
forty-three conductors in charge
The whole currlculum-the entire
system Of the public schools, must be
taught to these student teachers. 1t
is simply impossible for one instructor
lconductor) to do thise with only such
voluntary aid as be can enlist.
The board of education would do
well to consider these matters If it de-
sires to meet the wishes of its consti-
tutents-to meet the demands Of the
people. TEACHER.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10
building hIater,.,

LuxAEB--songh Lumber, bOxlhg. u iuohes
and under, frHLcinsB, e2l; stripping. l.gg, g21;
boxing and flooring. clears, Ci5. thick clears,
lLand lts, fT. rough lumber, secoad ciana
eie ioist and scautifIig, cnilg. ms.
fiiDfs.u--Flrst common While plnc $50 6i.
eecopd d9. 10; third do, ~. rop'ar. q o 700
y w n.tigo pine ssi szz W dosa s2s uativ-
DHEssKp LuxgER--Rosing " inches ana
under, Sc oOe& %; do lfxJ, s16 O0te1s %,
scantling, Joist or auy common lumber
g26 toft5 0O: boxing OyfT IA inrhfa. &sfDOf3
o. W. thick clears, IL To and q $50 nfta2 So.
aecOnd class. any lfInu. III fDD23 ~. IA
DKzssED Am MATCHED FLoORfRo--flfsk
class, W: teGund clnss, s2i.
WHITEPfHE FuHNtsilIN8 LuMuEH--lN. ID
and Inch whito pine, go; Inch do, rs.
cKfLfsG.-BEADED on PLAIs--fifht CON-
mon white pinn, *, sl2 50 "a 10, 80 ad DO, ~,
poplar, Ok, &c Onf527.5H poplar. y, sJgsiaA3 %.
naiigoplnt y, s22cO; do, u, g2i.
PopG9R LuMDER,-iH, rs, aud inch, fbh.
sHisoLls Waite Pine \, Is; do saaaed n,
tbs. do extra so.1. $3.50: cypfehs. best, any
brand, Is: do no. 2, 1850 do MOI. q ~ nbflft
sawed heart gi.6s srps, 3j.2h.
f7UKEfs.- White pine. dressed and htadsr.
square or dat, u, yellow pine do u; laln.
" xj0e1 ~. p
L1aE, cExHsr, ETC. Lime, Aastin, r. rs
psr Dbl. Cement. lsuuisvilie or Rossnale. " ~
pcr bbi.; Poftisnd. $500 per bbi. pHst 8f Paris
New York or Michigan. IS per bhi.
BI,cz.-I irs-PsVoL VI ~ psf =.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10
Tho vandalia's Latest

Ever alive to what will conduo,
most 10 The safety, comfort and nleav
ure OF tspatrons, the great Vandali,
line has just added to its passenge,
equipment five handsome. elpgen,
aud complete buffet slccpng ears
These cars, which are finer than INV
thipg OF The kind yet brilt, are run on
tne regular evening trains to New
York aud are bound 10 prove "a snc.
ceSsful and popular as they are beauti.
lul ana luxurious. Built q. The pu,l.
man shops at Pullman, H., thew are
specimens of the work done there
which compare favorably with anv
which has yet been turned out. BENG
40 feet long, nearly four feet longeT
than any ordinary sleeper. there L.
ample room for the twelve sections
drawing-room, smoking-ct, bnftet
ana saloons which 1t contains and
each of these departments is n nerfect
marvel OF neatness, grace, brightness
aud comfort. Finished in hiphlv mol.
ished mahogany veneer, inlaid in
beautiful designs with various colored
woods, and lighted by ten Evans &
Westlake lamps Of the largest size and
latest improvements, this car presents
a picture when lighted up equal 70 fairv
land. In the drawing-room station.
airy washstand, with all conyeniences.
has been introduced, and in the ladies'
saloon large tank gives never fail.
ing supply of water to the closet As
a whole, the ear, which. through the
courtesy OF Mr.. j. NJ. Chesbrough, the
agreeable assistant general ticket
agent of the Vandalia line, Repuhli
can representative had an opportunity
of inspecting yesterday, is the most
complete thing of its kind ever seen
here, and as the Nandalia line is now
them on all its through even.
ing trains to New York, the public
will not be slow TO appreciate the en-.
.erprise which has introduced them
here. The car left on It's first trim last
oight.-&. Louis Republican, F56rud-
~ 27M.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10
Hardware.

BAR IRON, 50 %. Norway, So; No. n Il
sheet iron, 6Ic.; No "A :aioei iron. 5lIc.:
gal Yanised ahcet lron, DaalOIlo. No y 4 sodn'
Ec: No. = do l5t.; 3,x2S roofing n H. gII MI
6ei5 60: lixlO and luxii Pat. do, 81 s5ecs sd.
timers wire, IA per cent, or: unGcr's siock
forty per cent, OF cook stoves, with ware
$40 6u@2JO0: do with trimming. a. 50M50l0
WOOD WORK. Wagon nxies No 1tsI on.
tongues, g0cQqsl o.; sInglcircee, st7b bolsteiy
5Oc.; spOkeg 50 sbg8 90: felloes, 81 sE6o2 81 |.
Doubletroes, 60 ESQ 90; neck yokes, S2O73
2SD; plow beams, 5D@gFc.; plow hnunles. n 4;
d250; handles, s. T6n2 80.
NAILS. 81 Is key, basis lJd.- burden botss
shoe, per keA, 70 ~: Perkins do, 50 1851 WALL.
or 40, S. 30; Burden mule, 90 81: Enrthwe n.
ern horae shoe nails, No. 4, bDc., No h. Nc, = h.
=, &C., NO ], DC, No. y, 20c.; "iAko'S' do, No
4 Soc. MOI, &c., M. q, g2e., No. Z, 90 No
dc, No. 7, lDc., No. n, Isc,
AxEB-K X, per dozen. 50 EO6lOf "a. I.ltgI.i
" co,,s q; s Hlasesensack, 90 DS7 %; boy 3,
REFRIGERAToRs..- No. ! Climax. sl7f3.
No. z, do, sls 50; No. do, s2a; No. do, y;
No. do, SO.
MfsCELLA NEoUs-'fraoe chains. 42,s
pair, 4g1c,;, piow singleirees, per doz., e2i
Gss % por ees. door STse e. Il stcg
wood screws. ~ aud igper cent. on; LPc. 4
door butts, ~ .apd 10 per cont. on: cit mn
timed taolts, " per cent. on; coffee mills. 1i
per cent. on; blind hinges, % and 10 por c,,,,t
OF; carriage bolts, ~ mud 10 per cent. 9sf.
plow bolts - per cent on; piece Tin syaro
~ per cent. on: deep stamped wafn. "a ner
cent of; shallow stamped ware, 81 pcr cent.
on. lapanned ware. 10 pr cent of.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10
u u - Conrsc.

AU.sa lrmrs the face track be-
hind II ias, with agreeable com
pany is one Ca the pleaslrres of the
Fort, Yesterday scribe fur(ld him
self there and after pi ssmg evei hing
on the track repaired 20 the staeAe.
where the obliging horsempu showed
him the cracks which have wintered
in Fort Worth.
The chief object of attention was
Blackfellow, the two-year-old stud ba.
longing TO Mr.. II. T.. Maddox. Old
horsemen say there has never been a
more perfect colt in this city. and to
the reporter he looked as faultless us
possible. Blackfellow is descendant
OF the famous kentucky sire, Long
fellow. He is entered in the two-year-
old races 10 come Off in April in this
city, and old horsemcn have already
booked him AS the wonder of the cir
cult. lie will also run in Chicago in
the principal two-yeac old events dur
ing the coming season.
here is al u three year-old in the
stable named stemler who is looked
upon as u winner in some OF the.com-
Ing events in the North Texas cir uit
this spring.
One of the trainers came out on the
track with Mr.. Turne ). well-known
PAGER to sulky. There were straps
and sands on ali his limbs, and in all
swer TO aquestiou by the newspaper
man the trainer said he was going to
convert the horse into q. trotter, the
animal did not lake kindly TO the
straps at first, but after few turns
around the track he learned the ropes,
us IL We're, and consented to trot. The
straps were heightened and as the re.
porter left the former PAGER was troi-
'lng up the homestretch at DAB gait.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10

! WooL-Medlum, according To gfi,dc.,. uall,y
and condition, l7ls to gQc; tine according 10
/ grade, qualify and cODdition,lS 10 20, coarGo
according 10 grade qsoaity nnd condition, ID
to Ipo; Mexican lmpr0V q according la grade
qualify aud condition. l3to rs; Mexican, &C.
rOrdlng 10 grade, qnality aud condition, ~
10 n; bury. leer, aucDidinF 90 amount Of
burTR.
HGDEs-No. l.heayy mint. dlyVb Iilsct Nc,
heavy Mint dry, ~ l2cla No !. lighf MINI,
9h lRlso. No, 2 lighf lilnt, pm l0jGc bulls mud
heavy, damaged, q ID slSc; calf ms and had
ly damaged, q % iG5c; green ehltcd, oOund,
green, Il N blfc.
FuRs-sknnk lo@2Oo; raccoon, 21asOd
cayotes, SGo6Oc; mountain vol, 7bcGsi; fox,
206p25c.
PELTRI9s- Nominal, season over. Deer
sklnB, n Id MOD antelope skins, = - i0i1lJ
goat aifine, each i04s25; sheep pelts, according
To amount NJ wool, 2JcQDup; Bheariuga, na.
oordlng 10 amount OF wool, l0ni5c: hluxicau
sheep pelts, y y s@lgc. Mexican sheep pell,
80,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10
Groceries.
PRINTS
$780,. 49,.

MBATs-Sugar cured hams. 1870; s.C.CB.
Bacon. la94c; sc. bacon, llso. Long clear bH.
con, M; !. q. dry salt. 10Y.
20n cans, &C.: ION cans, 1Oy.c; s,n cans. lie;
1FFien and TEA oogyss-commen
iil3s; hiney' i5c; old severnmon, java, sSS S
Arbuchlos' Ariosa, l8l 40 iSsac.
rEA-lmperiai, ioGeJ; gunpowder, 5000,
nslsSSs oS cnt ios iosSe sTasS S tied
standard al.c9.; Louisiana GRADUATED, 200;
standard A, SSchslsc.; choice white, sjSisssc.
yellow clarified, s@stc,i open Kettle.
FISH Mackerel. l0b kits, No. !, sl.l6 No.
2, sl,05; bali bills, No, l, 800; No. 2, $500
White fish No. l, hlf. bbte, s5,2s; No. \. 1925:
SALr--CoarHe, In bags,. sl.2J'9l.4D; Iine s.
bngs, -; lake. IL nat hoop bbls,, sac;
CANNED GooDs.-PrioNE per doYop: pine
apples standard, al.7s; Peaches, standard. 3
lbs, 1885, lbs. G2,25@eb0; Hecondh, nj.
GAO; ns., Y 70; Tomatoes, standard, 2 M.
corn, si.l0cpi.e5: Green peas, al.Si; Goose,
berries, sl.25t0lt0; Rnspberrlos, 81 cool C.,
oysters. full weight, H., Ellis; NJ, s2.l0; light
q .S5@i7o: 2 :. s-- -, - MaeRorS Sh' H.
si.S5a -; sarinos, American, $50 ease;
imported, tla.6O9l u 10 Gaze; strawborrles,2 H.,
B,2i69l3O: RlRcltbarries. sl.25. Green GRges
sl.t0 Eagle Condensed milk, cS,eQ; crown,
sB'21 Swiss. $500.
BAKING PowpER.--Sllyer Loaf. IN cans,
per dozen, SIC; go: do, 81 5O I'D. DO. So 10;
* SDRi ies--S,hrch iISc, aoap, common
iiec: German olive, 5iIc Candles, ful boxes
Bluang, SoG.i.0O dozen. Coleinana mustard
el.d00S56J dozen. Mnccsroni. imported, Ibcb
American, sl,0O box. Buckets, two hooph
e2.lu dozen; VOL bucheia Si..,S DOZEN. Bfoon,s
81 Tscs QoEcp, Brilliant oil, bbls., Zoe Eu,
pion, do g; do, 20 cas.s, Is 30. Brilliant,
rs cases, e. 30; do, i-i2 cases, 81 %.
FLOUR - S;punrd's Royal Patent ss q
ebDl; sacks, 81 ooG " 100 Ds.: No. Texas
per 100 lbs, s3, No 2s2 10, No 81 80. Corn nee
por bnshel. 65c HomiDy and grlts, u Dbl ,
wheat, FB, &c; Crachers; y soda. 0iSGc., Xxx
soda, 3i1c.; XXX soda, To-: cream o.; giu
ger snapB, o.; lemon creams, o..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10
A BABY'S BIRTH MARKS.
Figures on the TattOOed Mother Repro
dncel Oh the Child.

Baltimore, February 20.-Laura La
ramie, one OF the three tattooed women
of America, well known to museum
freouenters, gave birth to boy on
Thursday morning in this city. The
b, Inv is remarkable because his skin
bears the same marks or tattooed
figures as the mother. Not only are
these figures reproduced iden.
tically on the chlld's epidermis, but
they are in the same colors as the
marks on the mothers body. The
colors are blue and red. Adolph
Mornth. the father Of the baby, has
been lately engaged in runningasmslj
museum in country towns in Mary
land. He said yesterday that less
than nine months ago he went to the
husband of Dora Hildebrant to get
him to tatoo his wife. Dora Il the
original tattOoed woman, ana
h.r husband refused 10 tat
too any woman who womb prove
an opposition 10 his wife, so Moratl SET
10 work himself he fonna ~ 700
great a job. and AZ he was traveiihg ne
engaged men in various places, COM
menciug with Cincinnati, 70 TATTOO ms
wife. Ii took several months 10 COM
pletely tattoo Laura. rive Weeks ago
his wiz, was taken i'll in Cumberland,
Md, aud since that time she mas nei
been on exhibition. Inc chllu
healthy and weighs fifteen pounds.
DR.. A. Trego Shertzer, reputaoie
and well-known physician Of this cry
attended Laura Laramie or Mrs. MO
rath, during her confinement, ana pro-
nonnces the case one Of the strangest
ever known In his long practice. The
tattooed marks on both mother ana
child are OF various designs, repre-
senting snakes, animals, flowers ana
symmetrical figures.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10

! III. sSSSggssa4IrIAynsoLD
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10
Chicago.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
CHICAGO, March S.--ProVisions and the
grain market did rot gohand In hand to-day.
for which grain was strong and higher; pro-
visions on the contrary took n downward
;.rn. tits surprisingly strange how specua-
tof' have dropped pork and started forgrain
PRoDuCB.
FLoUR-Dull,
WHENr-Aprll 92ao2ss May 07@0s's June
lSMC99a}s; July 0akG1 pSs; No. red winter 20
Conn Cash 52s52IS; March 5ll5a52; April
blAg52l4: May hGlSGb7lf; closed 5GJf; June BIO
s.; closed 513i; July 5S!zta59es.
oATs-Cash 32@5!h: .March slE@8lil; Aprl
SlSg3ll4; May 3jjsGSj5s.
PROVISIONS.
PoRK-.Cash Il IS; May Il S2IS; June 1909
Is %.
LARD Cash 30 May 1919 80: June sly
40 57if.
BULK MEArs--shouldor rs; short rib
go; short clear 9S5.
LIVE STOCK.
CATTLF--Itecepts LOO exporters 20d7 co.
good 10 choice shipping steers S0@s 20; com.
mon TO medium ljch ~
SuTSr-Reccipts zoo: inferior to fair . goo
ol medium To good '09j o. choice to extra
so @GOO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10

s ncgnl e'Jn h',s, So %: az carey ron, i9s
sud s'tchpi 'front.' do, extra curbfn, sies0I
FILINGS ~ In. short rein. blk. or fairs
s. so. = do, Blk or good, 80 ~.
S.NpnLES.- NO. stock Cheyenne, 1iama
pockets, $40; Number rs ditto, less tho
pockets, sD; No. | loose laced. coarse stilu
Colorado, genuine short Fricseke tree, t2s; No
Y, ,ied, coarse, sl2; No. % do, SUI trSe, 80.
No ~, stitched, fuil RIG, rose tree, 50 30: N0
~, tackled, do. do, 80; three Quart and had
rigs, mems, $5Hs; do. boys, SAG :.
HARNESS. w iGoN.-- 1s,, lis md ~ inch
pie.l SAucSaaN. Y Inch, irrsh,.c, short
tug,. complete. si6 oo;. ~ Inch, hand, OAK
stock, hort tug, complete, 81; IN inch fiat
tag, complete, $3.50.
sfuRS.- Eureka No. 8, chased, per dozen,
a 20; lndlanola blued, per dozen, 81 so;
Mexican. two TO three-inch rowels, SO 25GbiS5.
LEGdINS.--No. /, Gal. style, calf, Ss; No, l
Chi. style, kip loggn leather, S. 90; No. z do.
" No. =, old style kip TO-. 81 50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10

WHIsxY--EectiGed 81 IOtl5o, ~ per PROOF
sonr maah one year old. OF 80 two yesrs OLD
~ O0st2 Is; three years old "a 6ld2TJ Ilur,
extra old whisky slG5.
WpEs--clarot. case..s3 5JslO00 M psr0nat
ity; Catawba, per gallon, poa 60 Port, 81 2G
per gal, q s0Gb o., White wine. IN o-ses.
81 0D61lU 90.
CHAMPACHE--9. II. Mumm q Co., Extri
Dry, $50 0osS3 90; Beidsiek, In bake en- on
70 10: KruP, In basket, so O1l3SO o.: D0p.s sii,
champsene, 81 0D4if %. Geo. Gou'et, sztr,
dry, pIDtg, en- 90.
per dor, 81 00Gb2 rs.
Bo1TLED BKER-st. Louis quart ., s.2 o.; pu
sl2 ~; Budweiser quarts el2 0g riats sJS q.
SchlitE Milwaukee, quarts al2 60; p,nLs 81 y |;
Anthony Il Kuin's, ats $40 10, pinls sl2 80
II. Clausen a. Sons che npagls beer, quartz
ago., plnta $3.50; Falk's.Milgauhss, quart |.
sil6J.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10

Fine land almost adjoining city linn
its of Fort Worth; rich loan soil most
suitable for gardening. 1t is situated
at railway station, admirable for sub.
divisions into five and ten acre plots.
for gardening or business lots. WA
hesitate to mention tie price, for Al
is so low that readers will imagine tie
land is further from the court house
than it is. Please call at once to get
particulars. Price less than 81 1000 for
whole piece. Texas investments Co.,
Limited.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10

eotatoes--Irlsb, northern, y hbl s2l06s2 o
rack, Sbd-c,; sweet, per bmshol, 65d75c On.
90 90. Beans II. r. mod, bills. BE. large
lima es61Sc. small butter, 41lG05c. Pickles
medium, per hbl., sS 60; small, per bbl., 50 10
Piga feet kl.s 81 20; quarler bbi., 81 90; hall
Dbl. s. 00cs5 30. Cheese, half cream, l2lso;
full cream, l7c. Kraut, per hbl., s20OG 1873
half bbl., w. 90. Peannts, 3,E937c. cider. bali
bhl., So %. Cabbage, n.
pIULrBy-Hons, 81 3, per dosef: Turkeys.
81 5oaIOGj; deere, 81 81 ep6n0 Ducks. ~ OOt
3 -.
EGgs--Per dozen. TO- 20.
Fresh country butter choice, az Creanisiy
&C.; Old butter l1Gsl2I4c.; Oleomargaine. lse.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10
Der dox.,s2 Ooea Is; Porter.
staple Drugs.

Peruvian, per pound, 30 o.: DorRx per Us.
1913: bi-carbonate OF 30 In pc n, EafIS: top,
peras, per ID, 2sgi; castor oil, = gal. 1850 ";
(mottisdl. per N. 700: cream tartar. Z. r.. PEI
pound, ige1s: chalb. lump, per pound. 10
caloipel, =. q W., per pound. IqeBo: oalom1,
drate. l 5Dgl rs; chlorofor,n, el f5fsI 10: com
position powder, 3Ospi0;. dOvers powders, ~
epson salts, per pound, 5g ), Ruin opium, ef
pound BY; gum caiophor, H@-s nnJphi Z
lninine, y. a W, per o.. G0r--; quiDiue.
German. per OF. 75a--; potash, bromide,
3lftf0 iodids, 81; chiordtf, 15es4o
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10
FLOUR


Special 10 the Gazette.
KAHYAs CRY, March Seattle pens were
bare ofstock, hence no business could be
transacted. The demand was limited and
buyers We're NOT disappointed.
lnnE-rcr. wos rsoi- a,.i .e-cgulPr, at
about L.
LARD-D Duh.
I.oosE MEATs-Noihing doing.
WuEAr-Activea and free tales were made,
al s9l$.
CORR Sold well. ON liberal receipts.
PRODUCE.
wuEAT-IIgher, S6)5 cash; c7ss5}. April;
s9lS bid May.
May
OATs-Stronger.
LIVE STOCK.
CATTLE Receipts . ., firm; active cattle
shade higher native steers t5} TO i,i2
pounds average 5 sos %; stockers and Feed
ers / 1901 10: cows GOdI 80.
SIGEEp-ReCelpts go; steady natives - 10
90 pounds average "a gas 80.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10

:, +. yERCoE, NJ. d., FORT WORTH,
Texas, physician and surgeon, Office
I Wasser ( August. Telephone communion
tiOn.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10

Ray New country loose from Wagon
Is O0@loOC per ton: bale hay. 1910. New
corn, IS 90 4OGts. Oats, country, 32lSGs3acts.
Bran, $1,000 per l0i. Chops, 81 25 per l0Glbs.
Cotionaeed meal, $3.50 v TO. Cotton seed,
l2Kc. billet, per bale. sio9li. Johnson
grass seed, ~ per bushel.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10

Iumblers, por dolen..... .........,...,S 900 O0
CubetF, per SEQ %
GiRsste pieces, per dozcn,........ 4 ONtela %
Clnse molassos pitchers, c'm ~ doz 20 . 90
Glass molaises pitchers, No. 50 don % 4 90
Glass molasscs pitchers, No. 10 doz % A 30
Glnss pitchers, per dosen.,".....,... 4 5Oep2i W
Glass COMFORTS, inch, per dozen. 10 . 10
Glass coinports, u Inch per dozen. "a 80
Glass COMFORTS, inch per dozen, 10 4 %
Glass COMFORTS, Inch, per dozen. 20 OK
Glass COMFORTS, Inch, per dozen. % 9 90
Glass lnmps, per dozen ,,...,.......,. 0O6pl2 10
Lamp chlmneys, No y, per dozen. % 10
Lamp chiNncys No per dozen. % 50
Lamp chimneys. No q per dozen. 20 90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10
Three and Four

this season for young and middle-aged
men, and we claim TO have some pref
ty styles 10 show in our new spring
stock. Call and examine them al your
pleasure. WASHER & AUGUST,
Fourth and Houston streets.
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MARKETS.
ST. Louis.
special TO the Gazette.

81. Iona.
Special 10 the Gazette.
ST. LOUIS, March S.-Under favorable re-
port from Chicago tho market started up
hriskly. The most strength and advance was
In the new crop options. The demand being
right urgent for them, aner the noon call
there was some heavy selling Of the year;
prices advanced fully *. May ll,s; June
llos.
Corn stronger; option marke, in sympathy
with hicago; the demand. too from shorts
was large end transfers were liberal at n
slight ndv9fce; May 1915; June 52.+.
PRovisTNs-PoHfs was moderately active,
and ~ do higblr at 1890.
cArfr-Noyenoush in the pens to make a
"'",T- rpopuga.
filnAr-iSo. 2, red 4 oo]s@i II cash: Iok
AAcli Yes@l ltH NAY; Mol 1915 Juao.
lH2AWl vs. July; gySfs99'I Year. II
lGoRSS, -1?s9iglT qasi: Is5slMargb; 40A April;
~ ss5;lf May; y yl549k Ju9e: S3is6JS5s July.
q OATS f3i1s@St es;b; S5IaGs35ts May.
4 HHIfKY-l 10.
Cory MEhIs-2 10.
PR1SIsIoSs- Steady
pofK-l!9s for hard side i7js for standard
BULK MEArs-Long clear 100 go; short
RIB S5d93l; long clear . 50G9 s..
BAcoN--Long clear . so; short rib 95SGlO
short clear ~
IARn-gl..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10

Red gheephead aud front, per pound, 12ikc,
dressed catfish, l2lSc.; dressed bunnio. 100.
OYaTFRs- Baltimore Diamond brand: Dia-
monds 60 so per dozen; Select, SO 90 dozen:
Mataeorda, sOc. per 100; Berwick lay, 81 y
per 100.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10

New York stock Market.

NEW YORK, March S. Governments,
steady.
Railways, quiet.
In state securities, Tennessee new to mixed
rose TO illE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10

New ORLEANS La. March S,-Sight ex-
change on New York at 200 per 1000 pre-
MUM.
Sterling exchange Il. b.. 4s7l9,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10
Plated Bosom

White and fancy percale shirts just
received at Washer& August's, Fourth
aud Houston streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10

! lsss'saasiI Nv. F, GIRs
snts H Is,.,ty In the
'sasd ~, ss,t,sond s sir ies
o--s.snlnc his wor.,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10

Wheat. choice 0)s.6DsI, medium, J0Ggl
Inferior. 60esGSc; oats, aOeD32l<o: barley, ~ q
s5c: corn. 37lg@j0c; rye 4O1sc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10
Here at Last,

me famous Seal Skin cigars are ia
= hands OF many of the best dealers
~ rort Worth. DO not rest until you
nave 'ried one. The best imported
nntahus do not excel them. Nature
furnishes the only flavor. No drugs.
BATEMAN d BRO, AGENTS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
|pap or STOLEN.
|ra-lscELlASrolls.

'@c Iiss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10

nsasal Injector free with each bottle of shi
loh's Caiarrh Remedy. Price 80 cents LIN
Brunswig & Co.. wholesale and retail agents
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10

Furniture Beadsiosds. imitation walnrs
each, - io@S y; all wnlnnt a. 6oSlo 5O: Chairs.
seat, o. 0osg 00 cane scat, dining, ei2 o0dsal o.,
Childs and rockers, IS c0Gois 50; large rocking,
So Mirrors. arch tops, "a dox, e. a0eAi2 50;
Tables, round, s2p1OSbO: fall leaf, G2 5O65 90;
safes. each, 81 1907 nt bureaus, rs So@2O %
wash stands, I'll 256s5 5O bed Syringe 50 r5sa. sQs
Baby Carriages, ~ 5000
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-10

The finest goods to be had at any
place, no matter where, can always be
found at the White Elephant.