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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-30

BAR IRON, o. 6u. -eurway, 60: no. 9 }
sheot iron, sc, No, ~ sheet inn, 6kc,
galvanized sheet iron, 9@el<c.: No, kHsods
ITc.; No. u do, l6c.; 20x28 roofing lin, sltb
@l65O; l4x20 and l0xl& pat. do. 9 1908 81
timers wire, 10 per cent. on; timers Btocl
forty per cent. OF: cook stovts fifth war;
$40 6OG25 90: do. with trimmings, tli6o06Ou
WOOD WORK. Wagon axles. 800. QpSl "
tongues. 9Oc9aal %; singletrees, tB bolstsn
5Oc.; spokes "a 1908 90; felloee, q S6@2 "a
Doubletrees, 81 25QD4 90; neck yoke, " oot
q 80; plow beannb, bO6p6Sc.; pillow handles, u
A26O; handles, o. 1900 ~.
NAILS. 90 90 keg. basi1 lOd.-Burdsn nors'
shoe, per keg, % rs: Perkins do, IS ": Walk
| or do, IS so; Burden mule, % 60; Northwest
ern horse shoe nails, No. 4, 30, No. 625o., ~
O. &C., No. ], 40, No. 9, Hc.; Lake. do, Nc
4, $50, No. 5, &c. No, 9, 40, No. Z, ~ No
| l9c,: AusRble do. No. 4, t5c.. No. b, ia, No.
4 Nc., No. 7, l9c., No. 8, lsc,
90 0OSs 50; HacEensack. % 6OS7 90 boy
handled. 56 zoos 81.
| REFRiGERATOKS.--N | Climax sl1 0;
No. 2. DO. els SO; No. b do. s2S; No. ado, Il
No. do. Ksh
| SCELLANEOUS-rrace chains, z p
pair, s@7c: pillow singletrees. per dos, %
plow doubletreea, per dozen " OO sto0
bells, 30 per cent of; door locks Gbse9 "
wood screws, 80 and 10 per cent. on: Y ca,
door butts, &C and 10 per cent. on; mt an
timed tacks, 20 per cont. on: CONES mills, ,
per cent. of: blind hinges, 6O aud 10 Nr can
Oh: carriage bolts, 60 and 10 per cent. or
| plow bolts, IS per cent. OF; piece III ware
10 per cent. on; deep stamped wsrS ~ po
| can't OF: shallow stamped ware, tO par Ger
on: iapaunsd ware. 80 per can't on.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-30

ssn,o,o., 70 70 100, asdium. eogs
So. s.v es tnc.. !. @ az ID. wa Hss ~
~ per TON bale hay, q o ON q
" par lG@ chops, q oo&l % ps4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-30

Twelve months clip, light, me ana msa
um lt1ie; nne heavy 70 Light Hole 81
months, a0lS; fall, nne heavy. lnel2 fal
S6tl2.
HIpEs--No- heavy flint. dry y D 40. No
3 heavy fiint, dry, y llc No. / light nint,
heavy. damaged, y d 8: calf skins and badl,
damaged, y D t96c green, sailed, sound, y
So butchers. green, y n $40.
Hides from fallen cattle generally bought
fiA," bringing about l2Ac. when weighing
over 10 POUNDS each. When sold on selec
ton they bring from l0x 70 lie. according 70
grade, but 6, neraliy grade No 2. IL will
therefore DO 10 the interest OF the stockmen
10 sell them "nAt,n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-30
Drurs and Medicines.

Bark, Cinnamon per b IA; Peruvian, So2 o..
Borpx, lee. Bi-carbonate OF soda, mgnhl
So. Oopperas, SOL Cinchinedia. por on y
Cts Castle t sSap per bSi lS lump, Der Is as
Caiornel, p. a W., 76oDS2 English, per ID, bot
lie included, s5bi 90. Ohloral Hydrate per i
81 50Sl 70. Chloroform, per 10 bottle h 10 ~
bowers, per Id 81 %. EPSON salts, per 10 "
a.. cum Opium, per 10 40 Gum Cam
nhor' Der Id &@1. Morphine. per on y Use
-. OIL, Castor. machine, 7o@SG Ola GIs ,ol
sst ST ssas5 oil. lard, No; l. sse1o Quin
inc. p. 4 w, per on 81 5. Flowers sulphur
sls1a5, Alum, sLe5. Prescription wills o.
case 50 gs s5 c Ssas market o prices ieeas.
pstent medicines, at list, Thayers Flnle
ETtracts, ~ per cent. OF. Il. u, fun NJ
trasts' s5 per can't. of. Essential oh' ~
Louis list
atrictly purn white lead. 10 OJt tplrhi
tnrpentine, 5O@65 Boiled oil. 61eSSc
TINE HHERMAE-wILLIAMs ooLom.
Ivory drop black Is ,O PEI iam no b,sot ~ &C
hlsok paint. ls. DC: 'Prussian blue. As.Hs; ~
SSc. fIJitramarine blue, ~, IL, 2c, blue pau,
Ia i2c. raw Turkey umber, is, 20. ourH io az
vs. ssv umber. is, 20: raw italian sienna ~, NC
h1yni italian sienna, La, 90: Vanhyke ,rowh
Ia a.. poris green, Ia, zoe; Chrome, L n. o;
n a.. La. l2c; American vermllnon, ~ &c 30
dian red, Is. III. Ninetta red, is' o. H1s' 40
az. Chrome yellow. u. IA. Q: d D. o" ~ iso
Yeliow oohre, Ii, 6s. 1873, 2s, ec.
pRKPAREp 6BAINIHG ooLoRs.
eaYk osk. ice; Ash, leo; Black walnut irf
Maple, lbc ho.t. -, o On =
Y and i 10 cans, assorted; Z IN ~ ! A
cmars. balance in and ID cans, aSoftse
Irics in & lb cans; balance In ! and % can
asaSp,ad' Price in III cans, 10 less; LIZ an
s5 III lin polls. NC less and kegs &C PSF
less ,.,o1s
ivory drop black. sc; raw I'urkey nn al9s
as. bnrnt Turkey umbe9. $50; raw lssIlh
sjennn. a6c, bnrnt Italian sienna So'' Val
dvEA brown, 2bc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-30
ioae-s

xyrurya-RsC.in5 81 II ilgsis1 - ~ ttle
ar.es "a, ., ono ypsT Oh. p ~ -.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-30
BIRDVILLE-
IAN, a Texas Total. Option
Town,

Town.
.,,t1.g, TEX March 2S.--Our
y. In a most fourishing condi-
.ssr the efficient management
v. slzemore. who is one Of
.,ost practical and thorough
IN our county. He richly
the patronage he receives.
\ literary society, which meets
1 r,,dsy evening, is accomplish
Ducu, "a 4 temperance movement in
ashIch will result In the Ieor-
.,on OF the temperance society.
VIM nnroud to cay that we have a
4 'hLootlon" town.
pV,s,chante are both enterprising
W keep q full stock OF what is
s IN a country town.
e Sunday SCHOOL also deserves
"a being q well-conducted
uUp II reflects credit on its hon.
\. mperintendent, Judge Hoven'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-30
Country produce.

Potxtoes-Irim. per Dushel. q So barrel
Turnirs white. per Dbl. IS 90 RntssbeSa & IS:
Seams. II. 2. mec bbls., sn.; Ian.
lima &C.; small butter, 10. Pickles,
medium per bill, * o1 amall, Per Dbl, %
half bb-. med. a so; half Dbl, small. M %
Cheese, half cream. S3fc.: FULL cream II
Peanuta, 100 Oder hsli.bol., sss Dab
PouLrRY-Hens s25o o. 20 Per doss
young chickens, q 60a2 70; TurkeyA g 70 q
each; Geese, % 30 o. o, Ducks, v bnss o.
D99B-Per dozen. l0c.
Frssh country butter, choice, De22Hc.
Creamery ,S6ebSItc.: old outtss, soDc.; .oiec
marrnYiu0. lb2
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-30

,.A@-sngar cured mans ll1so;s. O. Q. =
~ nHe u c.baoon, $40. sc dry salt
nv Aackersl, Ino kita, NO. /. vl,OC. NO,
san bills, No. l, $500; No. q si.6g;
Eshssnl 40. !, hlf. bblh., s6.t0 NO; 2, oS'4h;
|s1. Tri,erose. $40; 20 and SOD cansSs&c
NY 40; lon oans, sXc; So cans. s>fe'
-oommon. loo. ordinary. 1919
rS. p,ima RIO, n1<c fancy lsc; oio
ssrlmperisl, t1@eO; gunpowdsr. 6O07o,
s6l,, SO; e e9t iasf. s SG arsnGlatsd
80 70, Louisiana granulsted -;
tsAaS a.. a. 40: choice white, 10; yeiloN
III Louisiana, 500.
$uoarso, in bags. u.25@lM ms u
IN. axe In dst HOOP obls'' s1'~
n GooDs-Prioss Per dossn. Pine
n y sandard, SIS; Peaches, standard.
8 .os,, 0,26D2.61; seconds, = ma
L. ~. ~ HlO; Tomatoes, standard, 2 ms
n ,1sds, Ds.,- ne., CISCO Sreei
nlSgl.e5f Green peas, Sl.s$ Goose.
E%el.A0; Raspberrles, M.SO@i.Ss
Ial weight, ~, u.l6; 2 NJ, e2.l0; Ign
& Z n. -: MaoEerel. D.
sArdinee. American, 0.o esss
u80oNla.6o case: Strswberries,2 n
isS Blaokbsrriso, also; Green gages,
we Condensed milk, @.6o; droWn
"a, @.6o.,
20 'PowDER.-Isilyer Loaf. s<n cans,
9c, L<ro. do. u 50; IN. do, " oO
3heni On. do, sl2.
Starch, 4,<e. soap. common
IMAM olive, $40. Candles, fall boxes
1see. o; quarters. G. Indigo. Soc 70
fl.0U dozen. Oolemnn's muhtaIu
\ 80 DOZEN. Maccaroni. imported, lecp'
y - N.O0 box. Buckets. TWO hoops
~ well buckets. t4.00 dosen broonN
n eosen. Brilliant oil. bbls., lsc,i "
4 -, ~; do, as cases. s. 40 brIilA
~ " %; do, I-la cases, 81 o.. %,
Stanard's Royal Pateut
sess, % COG y 100 ~e.; No. lNsss
n 70, No Ga, No u 70. Corn = .,
49, DC; Homily and gIliss 20
neal, D half bbl.. " 70: Cracc,a ~
NJ, N, 50; Crackers; 4 SOFA, ~
s~es W :; cream shc.; stptsr sn'as-
.Au 'fsa ms
q Deer skins, y D lbeoi6; ante.og
w l0GlSc; goat skins, each log-
! according 70 amount OF Mop.
~ snearlings, according 70 amovnk y
HnSg Mexican sheep peiL, o$lNe
z sneep pelts, Improved. u0l2o: Ms
n pAhasrljnRs. So
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-30

-. ts,tis'fp oh Eelaaisk, a. na2Ges W ~.
~" 4 ~, ID hHNksl, ~ ooS1o ~ lonissn
e.ss.,ao ~, n o0Dls % Gee. ooasst AZ
az ~ ~ W grKa--Lsmp'n gnkrtn. az o. Pr
r,5 "a r. dwsisor quarts ~ 70 rlnn ~ n
sm beer. aunrts ~ " pint nint. ~ q
5a..i ,s,,x a Ruhri'g, Qt's ~ 70, plnH ~ p
~ Iers.n A Rop's ehampAene oeet' Qns.
10 N rsTtr osN' S-is'. ~"~sus-s. 5000 s
~ ss.Ia' Bremen Kaiser, impoHsa's' "
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-30
Live Stock MArGss

oS .Esstern TeIas cattle at about tnIse, ~.
so1thern and Central Texas STOCK eatus
ebont two dollars per head loss tnAn NV
ae SNs NAVE prices are for herds of lo@ head
and inward Of best North frexas cAnis ~
liyered on the trail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-30
FurniruIe

..oS p sSlss % ali walnut q 5oelo 60 onsls,
wood ssat, . dos, u 1907 OF cans nna cansn q
ssst % cane ssst dap ~ sIQs SOcains
~ as.sSsd M Camp and rockers, sAoh. "
~ Xitroru. arch tops. . dos, cw0is
.areS,sS rnund' SaOJ@s6o; hall leaf. " O1e
asfes, each, IS 1901 90, Buresns, v ~ ~, NJ
RnoY CaTriAsss, ~ ooc2r
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-18
COMMERCIAL.
SACRAMENTO MARKET.

\ SACRAMENIO, MATCH I.LH.
FRU1T-Lemons, Sicily, S6@6 SOP case; Lines
| 81 10; Bansnas, g 25@S 80 2 bunch: Pineap-
! pies, SG99 : dozen; Cocoanuts Sec so = 100; Ap-
| pies, SOC to SIS box; Los Angeles Oranges,
81 l591 25; Riverside do, S2@2 ., Navel do $40
| 4 so.
PIE FRUITS-Assorteu, 21Sib cans, a Coz
| 81 50; assorted, gallon cans, 81; Peaches, 2115-
| Z cans 81 20; Portland Blueberries, 20 cans,
&; Whortleberries, 81 u.s. Capital Asparagus,
| s. 25 = dozen cans.
DRIED FRUITs-Apples, sliced, S11la4c 3 10;
do CHARTERED, Sz$s4c; Pears, peeled, 5tg6c; do
| l0113@lle do peeled, 19@Z0e; Prunes, German
! and French, 7@10c; Blackberries, I0@11c;
Figs, California, 5@6c = ID.
! TABLE FRUtTS-Assorted, Pm cans, g doz,
81 1o@2 10; Peaches. s. 59 Bartlett Pears, 81 40;
PluIns, Il 9otd)2; blackberries, s. l5 Gooseber-
RES 81 so; Strawberries, 81 rs; Apricots, g 10;
Muscat Grapes s.; Red CUrrants. s. 40; Cherries,
VEGETABI. Es-Potatoes s5c@1 so; Salt
Lake Potatoes. 81 S561 40; Early Rose do, 81 10;
= ctl; Celery, 60c 2 dozen; onions. s. 500
8; Cabbage, 60@75e; Carrots, 50@60c 3 100
Turnips, 75c; bunch vegetables, l2I9c e doz;
Parsnips, 1c: Beets, 75c: Horse Radish. 69Sc =
u; Garlic, 10G1lc; Asparagus, sc.
BREADSTUFFS-Flour,s 81 So 2 barrel; Oatmeal,
ST e 100 ibs; Cornmeal yellow, S2@2 % ;
white, s2@2 % Cracked Wheat. s. 1902 40.
POULTRY-liye Turkeys, l7@lSc q 70 !;
iressed, 2oc; hilgrown Chickens, 80 5oG6 50 3
iozen; young ROSTERS, So 50@6 30 2 dozen ;
Broil RS, $il5; tame Ducks Sc 50 Geese, 81 80
a. , pair; Eggs. choice lots, J7Gl93 3 dozen.
GAllE-Hare, 81 1902; Rabbits Sl@91 90 !;
Quail, S1@l 70; MRllaTd Ducks, SSGS 80 = dozen;
Teal, $1G1 81 3 1ozen Sprig, S2G2 80 3 dozen.
DAIRY PRODUCTS-Bdtter. choice, 2l@23c
%; mixed lots in rolls 20G9lc; Cheese, Cali
f0rna, l2Gl3c; Western fats, l6GI7c: Marin's
Cream iTSl1ec-
HAY, GRAIN AND FEED-Oat hay, S12@15 =
on: Alfalfa hay, S9Gl0 = ton; Bran, $I4 Z ton;
Niddlings, SO 3 ton; Barley, wholeS 81 To- ground
81 10 Wheat, 81 IS E ewt tame Oars 81 50; white
Wild Oats, s. 10 2 cwt: Corn, 81 20 q cwt for
choice.
MLATS-Beef, Ease; Mutton, SIZE 2 h; Pork
5ld SIC; Veal, small calves, 90l0c; large, S@9c.
MISCELLANEOUS - Seeds Alfalfa zoe
Timothy Eastern, G1%G71@c ? IL; Oregon, 6G37c
Pop Corn, 3i@G4c z % Red Clover. J2gl3c:
Red Top, &c. Nuts--Engiish Nalnuts, a
&c; California Walnuts 9}s&l9c; Almonds, l2s5
tie; Peanuts Cglifur0ia, 5]l66c l-a=o (CalitoT
liaj, cans, lie: Eastern. I&l5c: Hides, salt.
jght ana medium. 7l%c: heavy, &c; dry,
$40; Tauow, Sc; Hops, in the absence OF
any particular movement prices may he Eoni-
ua:iiy quoted at 20@22c.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREyITIEs.

Reliable advices state that the Panama
revolution is ended.
1t is rumored that Germany will mediate
between France and China.
General Hatch telegraphs that Couch
still threatens to invade Indian Territory
but his strength does not exceed 600 should
/ he attempt 1t.
Shortly before noon Yesterday both
Houses of the Delaware Legislature met in
separate session and balloted for United
States Senator. Acknowledgement Gray re-
ceived the vote Of every member
British officials at Cairo are urging the
Government to appoint General Wolseley
Governor-Gcneralo of the Soudan This will
reaSsure the natives who joined FL Mahdi
for fear the English would abandon the
Soudan and place them at the mercy of FL
Mahdi, unless they joined him
The Supreme Court of Iowa. the entire
bench concurring, has rendered an opinion
affirming the constitutionality of the pro-
hibition law 1t sustains the validity of
the iniunctions to abate nuisances which
exists as saloons, and in every particular
maintains the provisions of the Act rs it
stands to-day on the statute books of the
State.
There is great excitement III Madrid over
news to the effect that the Governor of
Alhucemas, small island containing a
fortress and prison settlement belonging on
the coast of Morocco, while parleying with
a number of Morocco tribes. uIder the
supposed protection of flag of truce, was
attacked, and the Governor and several
other Spanish officers wounded.
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E BOARD OF TRUSTEES or THE CITY

| FJNHE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE CITY
| j of Sacramento do ordain as follows
| Section l. There is hereby granted 10 X. s, j.
| 7. and G. W. Carey, their hers and assigns sub
| ject to the provisions OF the statutes governing
| the city of Sacramento, the right to construct
| lay down, repair, maintain ana operate, for the
| term of fifty years from and after the passage OF
| this ordinance, single or double-irack street
| railway or railroad. with ali necessary or con
| Veuieut tracks for curves, tuTluutS, switches
| side tracks, stations, turntables and append
ages and 10 PrUpel ears there0E by horse or mule
| power or by wire ropes running under the
! streets and moved by stationary steam engines,
| and 10 collect, receive un0 retain fare ana COM
pens&tiOn for The use thereof, in through, on,
! over or along, ara il, through, on over and
| along the following streets and parts OF streets
| in the city of Sacramento that Is to say Com
| menciug At the Central Pacific Railroad Depot,
at the northern end Of Second street in said city,
| running thence along second to X, thence along
| X to Tenth, thence along Tenth TO o. thence
| along q TO Twentieth thence along Twentieth
| 10 H. thence along TO Tenth, thence along
| Tenth Q0thl to X; also, fIom the intersection of
| X and Tenth streets along X TO twentieth.
| Section >. The rate of fare ON such railroad or
| railway must not exceed the sum OF five cents
| for q single fare.
Section B. The grantees herein named shall
| pay to the city of Sacramento an annual license
| upon said railroad or railway, which shall en-
| title them to run, manage and operate their
railroad OF railway every day i'll the year
Section 1. The grantees herein named may at
| any time abandon any part or portion OF the
! franchise hereby granted, upon cling with the
| Board OF Trustees of the city of Sacramento
| written declaration OF such abandonment, par
ticularly describing the part or portion intended
| 10 he Abandoned
| Section ). The rate of speed on said railroad
| or railway must not be greater than eight miles
| per hour
| Section6 The grantees herein named shall pay
and be assessed for the costs of improving the por
ton of the street streets embraced betweenthe
rails of the track or tracks of their railroad or
I railway; and such assessment shall be lien
| against the franchise and railroad OF said
| grantees from the date of such assessment and
/ may be collected in the same manner as other
| assessments for improving streets are collected;
! and said grantees shall keep said portion of said
/ street or streets constantly in repair.
| Section :. This ordinance shall take effect i'm
| mediately.
| Passed March 9, 1885.
| JOHN Q. BROWN,
| President of the Board of TrIlsteeS
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The Revolution in Central America

PANAMA. March nth. - Heavy firing
ceased al o'clock last night, and therebelS
retired to Buena Vista to recruit The
British gunboat Heroine landed - men
Yesterday. with a Calling gun, to protect
property and traffic ON the Panama Rail
road Business is suspended to-day, and
great excitement prevails, as q second at
tack is expected. President Arcs Emcna
took refuge on the Heroine. Colon Is re-
ported in possession OF the rebels Tele-
grams via Galveston are delivered without
DELAY in Panama.
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A Terrible Fire

Arouses the apprehcnsions of a whole city
And yet the wild havoc Of disease startlcs
no one. Sad to relate, women suffer from
year to year with chronic diseases and weak
nesses peculiar 20 their sex, knowing thai
they are growing worse with every day, ard
still take no measures for their own relief
DR.. Pierce's s. Fayorite Prescription is the
result of lifelong and learned study Of fc-
male complaints. 1t is guaranteed 10 cure
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CHICAGO, March 18th
WHEAT-7g}sc for May, and Size for June.
BARLEf-No. ), cash: 6SG6ic, nominal.
C0RN-lI1$G 4Isse for May.
PoRK-Sl2 40 for May
LARD-S6 95 for MAY.
RIBS-s6 27is for May.
SHORT RIBS-S6 45 tor May
LIVERPOOL. March 18th.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. California spot lots, 6s Cd
10 IS ; on coast BIS cd just shipped, SIS nearly
dte, 5iS Cd; cargoeS of coast and on passage
quiet: weather in England. mi,der
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Mr.. JAMES II. SANyER, grocer, Jefferson
and Wolf streets, Baltimore, Md, says
MY wife arm was severely Scalded, and she
received instantaneous relief by two apph-
cations of ST. Jacobs Oil. Fifty cents bot
tie
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None OF Erglani's business.

LONDON, March 17th.-In the House OF
Commons t. day, HaFcourt stated that
England would not ask France To rescind
the order for the arrest and expulsion Of
stephens, because it was not matter III
which England had any right to interfere
He believed stephens had not been sub
jcctcd to actual arrest, bat was simply
nrI.rai 10 lnnNr France
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san FRANCISCO MARKET
s.N FRANc1scn. March Eth

= =
| WIZ ~ ~ +ro5. in ,,,,.,roys JIo,iars ar
loss IN, i, tir ,.irt.s tban me- vrara \ Wei
800 Stifi asI-ir.+ r5tes arl abnvr tha f;o,rIra
*" ~, %fhiiI5 az ,LC '.}It ,,'I ~ ~ .I
| -! - - 80 - - -. t ~, -, ,, ~
| ~ ,it - - a,.r,c,t ~ 90. - ~ =, at
Tor 10 c,t,,}Irr iSLirn,rot .,rs1as Win III.
,7 o. , tbi tii'r ,,ti,iI, i'm, ,,si
S''-',' ~ - ~ = -; -;
~ ~! y p-l' Va :. -. ~ ~ "o'"0 'N0S 49,
H'tt M - In ',",i' lf1 ,,;
| s,}" - - W ''= =
d. W eIe z,a t,,,s : g-s. mn - -
~ '7
| ld,.,,o,,. So, re. ,,.s,...
81 p iltl ~, s.'' COO ~ &, orr. n, 4 30
1oi :. . 90. ina - al 80 I'll ''l ~ -
| - Ii;t -, t IT., ,-,,c.r- e.. ~,
~ u.s.. Lem 10. " ir,r,r
"a - ~ - ION l ,rr Ia,
~ N ''tr, 80 ;'N - - ~ ~
~ " - - 10 ~ thi ~ T.
~ i'N 'o'I ~, :. ~ IN M III
,-5 fIo .,i b,Is r5
~ ,,+ ~, iiif tIo+ w.,
In ~ ,,,,i
- ST. so T'i ~" - f''' = ''''-''-7 = -
~ y ur ~ g,,.+ .,,, t f,,,,l c,,. iii
iad min. st Co. = ri bnt lalrrs demand
!yeu -! al "a ~ ,'''s g. g. i ,
60 H., "," II, I,,+,5i : ,,'i .o,,orsi md ir,1nG
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LoNDoN. March 17Ih. - The steamers
IIamber. Eecta and Norseizen. from the
United States, have not arrived at theii
destinations, and the insurance companies
nrn nnNinns about their saictN
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=. Patricl's Day in ireland.

DUGLIA March 11th.-Portadown was
the scenT Of Il serious riot to-day. 4 body
of Nationalist riotcr, wrecked the houses
t.! certain obnoxious persons. Bands of
OranEcncn paraded the streets and great
excitement prevailed.
DUBLIN, March 17th.-There was rioting
to-day al Lurgdn
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SPECIALIST AND GRADUATE,
No. IL BEARNY STREET,
THREATS ALL CHRONIC, PRIVATE AND
| Special Diseases with the same wonderful
success as of old.
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The coast papers report larger number
Of shells. and more beautiful ones, along
the different stretches of beach this year
than they have seen for long time.
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10 Deleat 81 l.h.mr.on.
The central American Question.

WAsnIyGroy, March l5th-The discus
sion of Central American affairs, begun
Yesterday, was resumed in the executive
session Of the Senate io-Gay. the pending
question being the resolution offered on
Friday by EdlnGnds, declaring il to be the
sense Of the Senate that Barrios, President
OF Guatemala should be prevented from
CARRYING on his scheme OF annexiug the
neighboring republics. The resolution was
criticised as amounting substantially to a
declaration of war, and Senator ingalls,
proposed an amendment "a modify it in
this regard. The amendment was lost,
and the Senate then adopted the resolution,
with only seven negative votes. Senator
Edmunds moved that the injunction Of
secrecy be removed from the resolution and
the vote upon it, but single objection car
ried il over, under the rules, for one day.
Patents Granted to California Inventors.
WASHINGTON. March I7th.-The follow
ing patents were issued 10 California in
ventors to-day: William Haustin, Naca-
vile, fruit-canning apparatus; John G.
Briggs, San Jose, fruit jar; Charles s.
Drake, San Francisco, automatic railway
switch; Charles III. Foster, Alameda,
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New York Stock Market.

New York March l7th.-The announce
anent of the settlement of the railroad
arouhles in the Southwest and of the proba-
bile advance on east-bound rates, were the
basis of = moderate advance i'll prices this
9norning The gains during the first hour
NYere az, but there was not much activity
New York. March 17th.-Central Pa
ritic, $50; Burlington, 1245; Northern Pa