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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-05-31
CRISTOBAL COLON.

CAPTAIN D. GREGoRIo AMEzAGA
ExPEDIcioS PoR III ESTE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-05-31
Bobtiq NercantI de Puerto-Rico.

PERIODICO CONSAGRADO
la DEFENSA DE LOS INTERESTS NACI0NALES EN- AMERICA
ORGAEO De LOS RSPANOLFS MCONDICONALES EN- PTO RICO
CONDlcONES GENERATES acordadas por la Direction
para toda case de remitidos anuncios
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-05-31
SAN JAN

,APITAN d. JUAN B. LART1TEGUI.
KxPEDIcIos PoR FL oEsTK.-ADEUDOs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-05-31
Linea intercolonial de San Thomas
Pto.-Ric q Jamaica.
Linea de Havre-Pauillac- -Veracrus.

Los precios de pasaje para Santander y
st. Nazaire son:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-05-31
COnDalla gTal. TrasauandCa
VAPORES CORREOS FRANCHISES.
ITIN ERA.RI

Linsa directa de San Nazaire d veracruz
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-05-31

CONDIClONES.
Los detes y pasajes son pagadeios en- oro
smericsno6 gu equivalente en- moneds corrien.
10 con 81 p.S de aumento.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-21
BoiIdinr maIsFla,

.rlrBuA--Itough inmDsr. boxing, ~ ipallei
and undsr, fiYul-ciEss, els: Stripping. AZ, Ub
boring and fi0oFfDg, ciearh, 3l5i thiok clear
IL and ~, alJ; rough lumbN, sscond ola
~ loist lind hcanLiDg, Guilt $3.50
0rpIEe--FiYpt com mon white pima, 40 %;
second DO, s9I.5 ~; third DO, w; poplkI' ~ :
n " native pima " tls 40 =, sN; NAIVE
DsHssED LUAmxE- BoEtng u inches and
undeY, SIS 0Oeb2I 90 DO 1t1s. US oo0i W
osuntlina, loiKt or any CANNON Innbs
10 OOa47 81 boxing over ~ Inches, WIZ
AZ D. thick olsarN, ~ tolh and z, 10 WGEx W
beo1nd class any Kind, "a.
DRnWzD AHD NJ kTpHnp VLooRrH0--tiff
oinaa e4f second uihHs, t22Jj.
WHrTN PIpE FuIN IHkIN0 LuAHEh--l,1s -
and 2inoh White Pine, 40, inoh do, ~.
CErLJNs--BEADKD ON PLAIN--first con
raon Write pine, X, 80. "a do. ~ 100 90: ~;
poplar, n, 90 00a2i.tO. poplar, y, t5lhooAo
raiive pine X. sis; DO y, ~.
PoyLAK LUhBAE.--iH, ~ ara inSn' ~
~ sn i's mia pine A. 90 DO shaded A
elB, 40 extra No. Il, $50. cygrses, bert, -
fTand, IS: 20 no. ., st.9t: DO Ro.s,ts.ss nssiyi
Kaged heayt. 81. aepe, y,
PInKETa.--WhiL0 pins. dressed ana hsAdse
square OF nst, a. yellow pine DO " htt
'I,YSx' t,nnEnY, ETn.---IAwe, Austin. y
oar obi. Csniant, louisville OF RnoenAle, - 20
per Dbl; Portland, " DsI Dbl. fiH.tsr Inl ~
Sew YorE OF Michigan, " pcr pba' fAN~
81 ssii OK 1to per A.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-21

kRAss--sugar CURED hama, III 40. a. O, q. u,
Bacon, ii1sH .. c.baoon, SIC. ts.o. dry salt,
fBR- Maassrsl, lon kits, NO. 4, gI.p NO
., 800 half bbls,, No, Il $500 No. q, ea.bo,
whits nah, No. 1, hlf. bblh., tS,f0 No, q, e6.2b;
Dried herrings. per box, coo. God nsh; 90,
Nio cans, s1sc.: ION cans. SSc; on cans. sJko'
ooTsEn. Common, ioo., ordinary, io,.c
taiI, llc:; prime no, n'tc' fancy, iso; old
TnA-imperiai, sbOeO, gunpowdsr, soe7u.
euaAR-ftne powdered, bbls. 60; do,
staLJard 7,4c.s icuisians gramulated, - 1:
standard A. 10, choice white. 10: yellow
clarified, 6sz, 97o
RIon-Louisiana, 8es7o.
BALr--Coalre, In beEn,. n.2bGLs9 ine In
bags. -: lake In nAt hoop bbls.. s9.io
spplss, standard, sl.es; Peaches. standard, .
w.SS; s'i Ss, Vi 10 % rS%stoss s .tsSaSla. Ss
coG 3 ';SGS ssss Green ~; pss. 'o ass:S
o osssss faii assSi Efs 3D. siS isSi
s,ssi a. o.; ss' p. a.D a ssSsn'
ssc@i.vc sardinos. American, T.O6 case.
imported, el2OOaslt.JO case: Strawberries. q b..
l.t: Eagle oondenssd milk, $50, clown,
slRrNs PowoEH.--snyer Loaf Nv eaps,
per dozen. sloa Hn DO III bOi DIDO. " b0i
8D. do. o.; On. do. gl2,
HuNDBTEa-BtArch, enc. eoap. common
ego; German oilVS, O1zo, CaDdiSa, full bnfea
lbJko halves. Q; quarters. O. Indigo. Sc n,
Biuoing, Ilei.0y dozen. ColomAn's mustard,
u .40Gbe5.6O Dozen. MRcoaroni, imported, bob.
American, U.00 boz. Buckets. two hoops
t2OO doSon:well bpoketS. N.OO dDssn. Broomt
u.sblpS25doxen. Brilliant OIL. bbls,, 100; Eu.
pion, do, 2sc.; do, rs oasos. o. ~ brilliant,
70 cases, "a 20. do, LIZ canes, ~ %.
FLOUR - Stanard'A Royal Patent 90 ~
y bbl.; sacks, 70 COO p 100 Ns.; No. Tsxaa
per 100 lbs. o. Is, No 2g2. no 81 70, Corn n1sai
par buehel, 65c; HobGiny and grtts, bill
Us 90: Oatmsal. v hail bbl., " 36l Crack cd
Theat, y p. 90: Crackers \ soda, exc,
Xxx sods, G4 ;; orsam $40. ginger EnApa,
So. Lsmon orssins,s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-21

Twelve months clip, light, lns ana msd
am 4al0, fine heavy 70 Light. HOB mi
months 9dl8: fall, dine heavy, iO8l2 fall
light nns and medium, l2pls; ooars
HIpKs--No. heavy filut. dry p n 40; no,
heavy fint, dry, y n llo; No. light flint,
l2o: No. 2, light mint, ~. bnlia ant
damaged. y b td,6o; greon, saltod, sound, y
Be- butchers. green, v % 6hc.
Hides from fallen cattle generally bought
a.,.U bringing about i2hc. when weighing
over 70 ponnna each. When sold on Hsiec
ton they bring from l0H 10 40, according 70
grade. but gsnefnliy grade No. 2, ~ VIII
therefore be 10 the interest Of the htockmen
70 sell them "nat"
PEITRIE,s--D Deer skins, v n lbols; anis.op
skins, y b l0ltlBc; goat skins, each, lOeoH
sheep pelts, according 10 amount OF WOO
Tlol6' np: Gheaflings, according 70 amount o
wool, 6lti0 Mexican sheep pein, b2loe
Mexican aheop pelta, improved, ll1i2o; hsH
lean sheep ahesrlings, b..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-21
New Orleans.
PRODUCE,

NEW ORLEANs, March 20 Flour
Quiet, steady; choice 81 l2lCA4 Is: fancy
u 80; extra fancy 81 80, winter whest
pat ntsN 75@500; Minnesota z z
IS 80; bakers "a 81.
Corn-In fair demand, mixed 65c;
white 5Sc.
oa's-,In fair demand; prime 4os;
choice lilo
Corn MeAl-E,sy, fair jobblng dc
mand.
Hsy--Steady with fair demand
prime Sl5 00@l6 so; choice SIS 600
* so.
PROVISIONS, Ere.
Pork-ln moderate demand at SIS III
GalS 25. i
Lard-Iu mode' ate demand; ref ned
tierce 81 sl@7 l2l.
Bulk Meats Quiet but steady;
shoulders. packed, 81 S0@4 So; long
clear So 50@6 62l; clear ribs So 62l
BAG m Dull, easier; shou ders s. so;
long clear 81 l2l; clear ribs 81 50.
Hams-Choices ugar-cured canvassed
dull at l0(9l0lc
Whisky -Steady; Western rectlfied
81 05@l %.
Coffee Dull but firm; Rio cargoes,
common 10 prime, 7l@10lc.
Sugar--Opeu kettle steady with good
demand; centrifugal quiet; common
to good common ll@41r; fair 10 fully
fair 4s@is ; prime 10 choice 4i@5,c;
off white 5sD53c.
Molasses--Centrifugal steady, de.
mapd strong, stock lighi; common to
good common l79 &c; fair TO good fair
23(925c; prime to strictly prime
26@33c
Rice-Quiet; Louisiana ordinary &c
pine 1900
Bran Quiet at S5c.
Cotton seed Oll-Dull; unchanged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-21

NEW YORK, March 20 Spot closed
dull but steady; quotations unchanged;
sales, Ill
Ordinary Gle; good ordinary l0lc;
low middling II Bloc; middling llIc;
good middling ii ll.l8c; middling
fair l2ic.
Futures closed dull but steady,
point lower, for March and ! point
higher for April and September. Sales
20. 200 bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-21

.asStfy1n fgfo.s No. "a y aheet iron, NO
zsivsnissd piiset lrou. gebe1to,: 10. sfs9dsa
fTc.. No, x DO, i6c.; 1x4 roo1 ng TN, ". .tp
1rnertu wire 81 per oent. OIL unneTa rtoct
s,Sfv psr cent. on: COOK atoYN Flln wefs
ID 81 W. 90; do, With trimmings, ~ evl29yts
WOOD WOkK.- wagon ntigs ~ -. 4, ~ ~
&c. pokM a17b03 Ot felloSs, VI hotzD
nolbistrees, IS X~% W; neck yoko NWy
80; pillow Deamhi 1lgesoS pioN nsnelts' " "
AL. handles. tiTtt1 b0. . -.
~HAifs. "a 81 Eee. basis lDd.--buS1sn ofss
sao1 per feg, IS Is. ferkine DO, " W. Nhk
An do., IS so; harden mule, hi Moray ~ n
Z 5e., 10. 7, no, No. Z, 30: ''LaEsr" oo.i NO
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-21
Drugs ana rsint..

DHuos.
BARK, Cinnamon per n IA Peruvian, Nos ",
H0rpr, llo, Hi-carbonRta OF soda, Kngls'
sc' Copperas, Sol. Cinchinedia. PEI "a }
cts, CASTLE soap, per " lD6tlU Ctoein tartar
d. r., psr 10 lDpl5. Chalk luInp, per y 2gs
u us ineiaasd ssl b. GhioTsi Hyorats peri,
sl mol 10. thlofofOrln. per ID bottle inolud
ed, 90. r9tnp9sitien powder, per 70 ~
bowers, per ID 81 10 Epson selts, psf ~ pig W
no, Dor 10 3asss. Morphine per o. 81 $50
-. On. Castor, mEohlne, 79DsQ. ola. Caster
SslloD 5 e n ara ~ No. s,u wan Quiz
s ihs Adm, s,tasb' Prescription Walls b
oaas Eer cent cent. Oh p eEossnh, sbs..
patent medicines. NJ list. T'haysfs Flnio
Extracth, " per oent, on. T., ~, blnid va
lraois, rs per can't. on Eissntil OLA ~
Louis iis'' yArxm.
strictly pure vhits lead, " g9i Spirits
tpIpentine, 5000 Boiled OIL, 0aaeeto
THE aHEFNAH.wiLLIAtds Oot1aB,
ivory dfop black. 10, per 10 le0 EnRli1
coach black ~ per % re lamp elacs Y. 70 4.
black paint. IL, 90. .i'russlan Due, ~ ~;
10 fUlira@aries blue - ~ s s h slgs ps va,
Nv amber. IL ": raw iteiian aienna, IN. VI
bufnt Italian dilemma, u 20; Vsnkyks bfown
u, 20; Paris green, ~ Sgci yni,ylme - ~. T.,
diail red, Ia. w NinetLa rcd, Is, ~, l2'fs, ~
~ Chrome yellow. l. ~. 9. u, o., -, fo
Yellow ochre, u, o.. l2Ifs, ~, W,
BARK oak, iec; Ash, lgc Black walnut, hc
DIrEkPER coIIoRa.
Ivorv dr0p black, NC: raw IoTHsy umDD
No buYot Turkey umDoT, NO. TzW llailhl
sionns. 100. bnrnf Italian aisnns, 40, Van
dyke brown, 30, A,
VI ana 4 il cfne assorted; In y ana ~
esna balance IN and Z 10 cans, sssoriAd.
Price 10 b 10 cams; balance In and " oao,
aeeogtl,d, Price ia o III cans 10 lets, lx1f hne
a ih I'm paiia, iBte isss aud kegs 1c ps1
iaaR
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-21

NEW ORLEANS, La, March 10
Spots closed steady. Sales 1000 bales.
Low ordinary l-l6c;ordinsry 8 l-loc;
good ordinary 10 l.l6c; low middling
10 5.I8,; middling 10 lGt; good mid.
ding 10 10 Is; middling fair liAc.
Futures closed duh but steaoy. gen
orally point lower. Sales $500 balee.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-21

pouLraY-Hspa, t2sO az rs par aoss
Young chickens. ~ 50a2 10; Turkeya 50 70 81
eaon. Geese, IS 20 osbi buoks, u b01B W
EOae-.Per d0ssp. lOc, .l
Orssraory a n No.. old butter, bgiDs,l .Vis.'
IaArgadns, o.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-21
Liverpool

LIVERPOOL, Marcii 20 -Spots closed
dull; limited enquiry; quotations un'
changed.
Ordinary 7-l6d good ordinary b
LIED low midding SID; middling
nplands Sd; middIiDg orleans 8 l-lOd
Total sales 1000 bales; American
500 100
Imports 10, 100; American l0l00.
Futures closed steady generally ]
mint InWar
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-21
Kansas uity.
PRODUCE.

PRODUCE.
KANSAS Cry, Mo-. March Co.
Whest--Higher; casb g., 9 bid; April
63sc bid; July 672@87lc
Corn Steady; cash Sic; April sc
bid; May 32lo bid.
Oats--Dull and nominal.
LIVE STOCK.
The Live Stock Indicator reports:
Cattle-Receipts 900; strong; exports
IS 20@5 40; good to choice shipping
81 80@5 20; common TO medium 81 so
"a rs; feeders "a 00@4 IS; cows So o.
as 80
Hogs-Receipts $50; market weak,
5 to 10 lower; assorted 81 1904 so;
mixed and common 81 l5@425
Receipts S75 (; steady; fair TO
good So so @3 %; common to medium
VI 50@2 %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-21
Chicago
PRODUCE.


PRODUCE.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, March 20.-Flour-
Unchanged.
Wheat Unsettled, but general.
ly higher, closing 10 higher than
Yesterday: March 74s@75a', closed
75sc; ApriI 75@76c, closed 75sc; May
10. @SO2c, closed sO.@s0ae.
Corn-Tn good demand and mar
ket firm; closed !, over yes'er-
day; cash 37I@40c; March 37s@s7Ic,
closed sac; April 37a@3Sc, closed
SSc; May 4li@49c, closed Az.
PROVISIONS
Pork--Active, declined 10 10c
early, hut rallied 10 TO 2oc and elos-d
steady; caah or April Sl2 l0@l2 l2};
May $l2 024@l2 222, closed sl2 zoo
IL 22l.
Lard-Quiet but firm; p to sc
higher; cash or April IS S0@6 S21;
May So S7l@6 92l
Bulk Mrats-Fair demand and
steadier: shoulders 81 50@4 60; short
ribs So 05@6 10; short clear So 45(96 SO.
LIVE STOCK.
Drovers' Journal reports:
Hogs-- Receipt 10 600; weak; Toe
lower; - 30@4 IS
Cattle-ReCeipt 1900; active and q
shade higher; 1850 10 1850 pounds 81 40
as 60; 1900 10 1900 pounds SIS 50(95 80
Sheep--Receip 3000 brisk and firm;
inferior 10 medium ~ 5n@i 90; good
to choice 81 50@4 Is.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-21
Galveston.

Galveston.
GALVESTON, March 20 Spot closed
quiet. Gross recsipts. 9ti Sales, II.
Exports, 1910. Stock, 1850. Quota
tions unchanged.
Ordinary, 8 10; good ordinary 10 &c;
low middliDg 10 Ice; middling,
10 II Ice; good middllng, 10 l5-l0c,
middling fair, II 3 l6c,
Futures opened steady; ruled dull,
closed dull but steady at 4 points
to Q points lower. Sales 1900 bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-21
rlqunirr F.Teaacs.

Posstoss-Insn peT bushei. NO. barrel
sSg Onions per Dbl led q ~ yellow; y ~ y
Tu1aits white per bbl. . @; iSuisreees y -:
iimx g., snaii buttsr te. Pickiss,
nisdiula per boil, y oD snel, Per seL
half DO. mea.. ~ 70; MALI ~ Small ~ y.
pennrts, 10 CicsT hzlittL, 0va oAe'
0sgs, per 10 In crate, u.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-21
THE GAZETTE: FORT WORTH. TEXAS SATURDAY, MARCH a.

prevailed. Extremes for steers s. 500
Q 45; general sales s. 5000 10
Sheep II. ceipts $500; easier for
sheep aud steady for Searliug lambs;
sheen 81 60G6 90; yearling lambs s. as
al 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-21
New York.

PRODUCE.
New YORK, March 20 Flour steady
Whest-Spot grades ! TO &c higher
closing with less strength; cptio rs
opened 10 lc, higher; afterwards
declined To o.; clnsing hesyy; No.
red s4l@S5c; No. 2 req o9Cge2ci no
rcd March nominal sS,e; April $50
sob; closing ssh; May 9Osgslc; cios-
ing 90s
Gorn-Spot lots trifie better; options
opened I 10 higher, closing easy a J.
vance lest; No. 3, 49ie; No. 2, 4sl0
sic: No 2 March 4sa@50c, closing at
49ge;May 50l650lc, closing at 60sc.
PROVISIONS, ETC
Coffee-Spot fair; Rio quiet at Is 75i
ontioDs a shade higher aud quiet; rates
~ 500 bags; March 81 2O(G7 %; April
81 Is: May 81 80
Sugar--Duii and weak; fair TO good
refining quiet at ll-l6 IA 1885, re-
aned ouist; standard A SIC.
Molasses-Dnll and nominali 90 test
Rics-SteAdy and moderately active.
Tallow-Dull and weak.
RosIn STEADY at 81 20al 22!.
Turpsniips-- rirm At 32s.
Pork-Dull and weak,
Iard-Dul; spot 81 Is; April " I4t9
7 ia; May 81 2og7 y.
LIVE erocR.
Ree Vts--R seeipts l4i0; Is cAr-loads
s,r export; firmer ami 40; higher up 10
near the finish, when ga easier feeling
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-21
..raln pnd E.eaatuas

wheat. rroIos, 70 80 10, madam sJa70;
soin. i6sSOe hay. loose 4 ON thu vsg0u,
81 COOS % per ton bals hap, % q MIo 90;
bran. 100, Ger LOO; ohopo. u 0o0l % per
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-21

Boston, March 20 --Wool-Dulls and
easier; Ohio and Pennsylvania extra
3n@35c; Michigan extra 29@30c; No.
] tl-ece 3l@S2c; combing and delaine
3e@37.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-21
81. Louis
PRODUCE.


ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, March 20.-Flour-
Unchanged.
Wheat-C Cash sharply higher; OPP
tions opened Arm, advanced, declined,
closed l@s below Yesterday; No z red
49, c cash S6@S6lc May Ss@SS4c
June, closing 1T inside figures.
Corn--Very slow closing shade un.
der v, sterday 3S4c cash; 3S@SSs April;
3Ss63s, May; 3ss@9ss June, closing
~ lowest prices
Oats-Firm, but eased off at close
3la@32c cash and May
Whisky-Steady al 81 IA.
Corn Meal-Steady at 81 2592 80.
Wool-Q tub-washed 23@2Sc;
unwashed l5@2Oc; Texas fall-clip 9(9
l5!c
PROVISIONS
Slow and weak only job trade.
Pork-$l2 so.
Bulk Meats-Nominsl.
Bacon-Long clear So so; short ribs
So 7566 80; short clear ~ 90@6 95.
Lard--s6 70@6 rs.
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Receipts $50; market active
and strong; demand largely Ia exc, g.
of the supply; sxpors S. 65C95 80
good to choice S. 25@5 90; common &c
medium 81 50(95 90; butchers steer
! 81 OOfa,4 IS; cows and heif-rs - 0OCa
25; corn. fed Texans 81 COCA 80
Hogs-Receipts 800 i; lower at IA 81
! IA 50.
| for best grades common 10 medium
81 1903 90; good to choice S3 COCA 40
| extra "a bU(A4 70.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-21

4, 30, NO. D, 25c.. No. O, no. 90 :, no, no
lpc.l AuHahle do. No 4, de-, NO. ., 2to., Mo- Q,
2lo., No, n lbc,, No. q, Bo,
AK EB.-R.K, per dose n, " Httly CO.. l.affh
% 00ep %; Hsnkenshck. 70 b0s14 " boys,
handled. 10 b0QtB ~.
MISREPRESENTATION s.--no } Cllronx. ava
No. ?. DO, fis bDi No. do, sasi No.sso as
= n HKoug-.rraos chains, AZ p,r
pair. sG5Tc,i plow sineloifoss. per dnx.. az
pillow douhletrees, psr dortu " pyi stpak
bells, ~ por cent. Oh door locke " b1V uOi
wood sorrows, bp and 10 per cent. on ~ o1ai
door butts, " and 10 FER cont OFT nut and
timed tacss, ~ per cont, oni cones Mia, "
per cont. on; blind hingea, % and 10 per osnt.
On, carriage bolts. " and ~ per cont. OFT
plog boItA, ~ per cont. Oft pleot tin ware.
~ per cent. Oh; deep stamped wers. ~ par
cent Oh, AnAllow stamped ware, ~ par csEd
or iApannsd ware 20 DOR cont os.
Furniture
wuguiLpre 80 lsoaanLsassA inltattrD wTIp ~
sHan, M tleb3 % ali walnut. "a bst 10 - Chairs
wood saAt, y DOS, VI 1901 gqj ians ~ rattan
eaot * O0tt9 10, tame gSat, dining, 81 V499O0i
Childs and rockers, w t0iSls ~. largo rook ma
~ OSo3g Cst camp and fOoksrk, aM1n. W Ie4
JgG Mifrorb, arch tops. . dos, ~ 5l4lS W.
Tables round, 610GDSbg. fall isaf, ~ tpf1t "
esfos. sehh. y, MJbT OG BuFoAus, " gO@2lfa
WASH stands, al 35lS5 81, bsd springs ~ re ~
eany Carriages, " DiDI'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-21

vICOR ~ =; si ~; -: - Va:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-21
tive stock sIAsIss

tAvs stock 1IAfAsL
putoner Lave WelgnSa
nttYss--corn led, per pound...;....--- sttfatf
h1ft1ns--fnir, TAT muttonst n.s-.,.,.@Hc
ch0foo. pof pound ~........,-- 40
YsaFling assAfB, per neao-... w V@i3 W
YsaTiis-1 hsifsrs, 90 @il
IyeAf old nto0rs. 20 ~ Hl3
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COTTON MARKETS.

Receipts At All United state. Porte.
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Boston.
WOOL.

'asked ex-dividend. 90 no sales
New-York tribune., 1885-03-01
THE RED ICED BRIDGE RAlLWAY FARES

The reduced fares on the Bridge Railway began
at midnight. The managers had fortified them
selves with 100000 tickets which they
believe will meet the demand for
several days. at least. A single fare 10
three cents and bunches Of ten tickets are sold for
twenty-five cents Superintendent Martin said to
q TRIBUNE reporter Yesterday:
There is no doubt that We can accommodate all
comers tomorrow. especially If it is a fine day;
for under those circumstances a great many walk
who would otherwise ride. Yes, II was reported in
a Brooklyn paper that an effort would be made
in the Board of Trustees Yesterday to postpone
the reduction OF fares until the terminal facilities
were improved; but no such effort made. The
meeting was quiet one. Some time ago a commit
tee was appointed to draft bill to present to tho
Legislature authorizing among other things, tho
extension Of the railroad TO the Brooklyn City Hall
The committee reported at Friday meeting, and the
matter was referred back them There are several
propositions of extension. Mono have been acted
upon, however, and no action will bo taken until
tho next meeting. II you are going to publish any.
thing about the reduction. Of fares there u one
New-York tribune., 1885-03-01

enterprise energy and skill has taken IN the
Of Africa your committee Is OF the opinion Una. saS
action is acauiesced without protest on the part OF
Legislative branch Of the Government might oecon
the beginning Of departure In the 1oreign poey u
precedents of our diplomacy precedent naDe 70 pc
come pregnant with foreign discord anu oo"esDo ui
rest.
The following prepared by Representative belmont
will be reported by the minority OF the committee:
Resolved That the House Of Representatves heeoi y,
neutral policy Of separation and peace which our slt
ton and wisdom of free people have hitherto er d.ent
to maintain, do hereby explicitly rec0r9 heir IN
from the act of the President OF the Uned STATES
accepting the invitation Of Germany ana francs W Pal
ticipate in the international Conference AT Berlin
stead OF declining the same as tending TO reversal OF
our traditional, established and approved foreign
policy. .,o. poi
aThe minority report is signed by Representatives. be
mont, Clements, William II. Cox. Steward ana says
While cOncurrng I'm the views expressed Ill he reIors
of the committee. do not consider mat those olU
are fully carried out in the resolution accompanying
that report.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-01
the COMING MAN.

Among the many attainments which we
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the human system. He will also have q
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my appetite returned, and, by exercising
little care In the selection Of my food, l
could eat hearty meal and not feel
New-York tribune., 1885-03-01

protest against State aid to sectarian Institute.
which hypecritioaly declares itself unsectsrfsr
The lack Of sbrcadth in the non Catholic
"sectarian" mind, az to what is liberty comss
very clearly In this freedom of worship
Preaching is the essence OF Protestant worship III:
only accessory OF Catholic worship which ls ths
supreme sacrifice Of the Mass But many of the u,o,s
bigotsd opponents Of freedom Of worship will not ace ths
All other denominations satisfied with sundsv
preaching by Protestant ministers laymen TO the in
mates Of the House OF Refuge why not Cath0cs This
question displays hopeless narrownsss mind n
asked over and over again.
The sacrifice of the Mass, at which Catholic ia bounh
to assist every Sunday and holiday obligation ~
his fe Is Worship IL s that miraculous act which ons
Lord commanded should be done In commemorate on ~
Him. without II. the Catholic Is In exile PreaeS
Ing Is poor substitute. Without IL, he does not We
might almost cay. worship. Non-Catholcs cannot nm
derstand this, and many OF them seem unwilling to per-
nit their neighbors the exercise OF any which can
not be reduced TO the level OF their comprehension