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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-26

SURBNb-Rougn lumDor, BOXING, IA incb.
and under, frrt-clRss, bl6 stripping, HSS, Vb
boxing aao flooring, clears, 90; thioh clear
~ and ~, 6H; rough lumber, second cln'
blb, ioist an d hcantinR, culla, go
aIDINe-Flrat common white Pine, go %.
second do, $3.50; third DO, e25: porlsr. e2B
q %; native pins X; stB; 40 II. go; nhtve
ruugh, $500.
DanwaD LunpKn--goxiDE Ia lncns. and
nndeY, 61 0NSaH so do HxB. g5 0Ogtz7 90
nsantling, loist or any common iumb
go 00GT 80. boxing over IA inohsg, 600
~ 80; thioh cl9ars, ~ tol and 2, go Wd&a %,
sacond clans. any kind. yN.
DRB68ED AND Matched rIooEip0-Fir
olaus, cas-; second oiRss, y22.5J.
WHITE PINE FuANIaHfEu LuNAan-lAs
and iIoh white Pine, 80 4 inch do, 80.
CHILlNg-- BEADED on PLAfN--Rlfst COZ
mon white pine, go; 2d do, 81 $3.50 DO y95;
poplar, ", US U0s51T6O, poplar, q, Eb2y50flts %
nAsivepins ", siy DO, y, t1o.
PoPLlp LpnnEH.--ih, ~, Ane inon, "a
do inch. Sc.
sHrN0I.sls--whits pine A, Ebs DO Ahkdsd .
a4.l1, DO oxtra no. 1, t2.bO. cyprefh. best. AZ
ElGnd, Is; 40 No. a. H.zb: DO No. 9, $500 nskis
nAwod heart, %; sapg, ".
PIoKRre.--Whits Pine, dressed Ano hssaso
square or nat, Il FOLLOW pine Do. "; tai
81 b1t4 ~.
LINE, CnabEf, Bro.--Lime, Aurtin g
per bill. O0ment Louisville or RoaarAls, y "a
par bbl., Portland, " per Dbl. PlAstsy Pas
hsw York CT Michigan, u per bbL Plrsts
sxIc1 .~Yirs-prooL s7b psrM
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-26

AeArH--sugar cured naynA, iitSo; q. @, O, IS.
5 Hscon' ilgSc; g. o6acon, SS4c, ,s.o dry salt,
EIsH,-Mneksrsl. loD sit., NO. !. n.oC, NO,
800 kai bbls,, No. 1, $500 No, i, also;
White nshi NO. l, hlf, bbis., td.6o, No, 4, sS2s:
ISsDTisscsap Isl sss ed ' and se Hsa; q
40 cans, eSfo,; i0n cans. aNc; tD cans, SIC
fAir, lie; prime Rio, iiISc; fsney, lie; Old
government lava, $50.
TRA--impsriai, ljaSO; gunpovdsr. soeD.
sueAn-Fins powdered, hblss &c.; do.
nall bhln., sAo.j cut loaf, So; grAnnlaisd
stan aard 1884: Louisiana grAnulsted, -.
standard a. Jszo,' choice white, 10; yellow
RIcE-Lonisians. so7c.
sALT--Coarso, In btNgo, gl.TSebLte ma IN
bags. -; lake In nat hoop bbic,, ta.l0
oASsJnD 6oops.-Prices PER dsssr, Pima
Applee, standard, el.B5; Peaohss. standard, 2
ibs,i u.e6; ,bs,, t2,T12.6O; uocopd4, 2 na.
RIA sI ma, \. 10 Tctnasos:' s,esnndard, M
corn, M.loai.ss, arssn p PEAS, I.s Goese,
berrieo el.25nl,to; RAspberriea, gllDsDl go |,
S gCsS, fs weight reg n u an ssie iTsi
sl.b5el.7a 4 u. S.. Msckcrel, n.
.9oaelyo; EarNiinss, American, 500 oaso
AGO; Bleokosrriss, sl.ss Green cages
NAo; Eagle Condensed milk CLEO; crown
g72b Swiss, e6.5O..
BAKING PowDEn.--silvor Loaf, 5in cans,
| Sfo. do, Ga; bro. do. sl2.
| 8upDRIsx-fstaruh, t<c. Soap, common
| $40; German olive, b5So UandleA, full b0Ses
| lhHc, halves. G, quarters. q. Indigo. $50 %;
| Blueing, Waal.0u dozen. Coloman's mustard,
gl.t0epeh.60 doxen. hnocAroni, imported, lboi,.
American, Sl.n0 box. Bucket& two hoopA
| G2.O0 doxen.well buckets. $500 dossn Broorns
tl,T6deS25 dozen. Brilliant oil, bbls., &c.,, Eu
pion, do, 29c,; do, rs GASES. 81 10, brilliant
| % cases, q 20: do, lila o.sos, 81 ",
| y hbi.; sachs, Is 0oQ p loo os No. Texs,
per 100 lbs. g. rs, no asa, No 81 rs. Corn mas
per bunhol, o6c; Hominy aud grits, y bhl
| " %. Oetmsal. hall bbl., " ~: CrHok ed
wheat, . N, DC: CraoSern 4 soda, $40,
xxx soda ~ =; cfeam s11ct giossr snsps
| 81 ruton rec 49, u
q. PKLrprEs-Deer sSins, a N i5els; ANITA p
| HkinH, y n l0biBc; goat skins, each, l0Det
sheep peltR, according 10 amount OF Woo
200 mp; shoarlingp, according 10 amount o
wool, 69l0; Mexican Sheep pelts, Bpl0e
Mexican sheep pelts, Improved, ll9I2c: MsJ
loan sheep gheariings. &c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-26

cut-loaf crushed 6l@Glc; powdered &c;
granulated 8 l6c,
Molssses--Dull and weak,
Kce-- Quiet, steadily held.
Tallow Quiet.
Rnsin--Dull, sl.20@I %.
Turpentine-W Weak, at 500.
Wool-Dull, heavy domestic fleece
2,t9SIo, pulled, ll@S0e; Texas, ll(A
Pork--Dull and In buyers faver.
:. Cut Meats Dull; long clear mid
ling &c.
Lard--Firm. apo, 81 IL; April, S7.I3
07l7i May, 81 2l@7 25
LIVE STOCK.
Beeves-ReceiptS $3.50, all for market I;
dull and heavy at reduction OILS n zoe.
some OF the poorest steers 81 6sCHi O5;
one carload fancy steers 81 90: com.
mon TO strictly prime S. 00@6 20: gen.
eral sales IS 5000 20
Sheep-Receipts 400; slow. easier
and pens not clesiei; common 10
prime sheep 81 60(15 IS; one carload
of wethers So 90; common 10 prime
yearling lamb, IS 5OC9075.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-26
Wool and Pides

Twelve months clip, light, nns ana MED
am llf3l5, me heavy 70 Light u@lN sii
light, nns and medium, E@iE CoarSa
HIpEs-No. hoAyy flint. dry v D llo; No
heavy flint, dry, y y lie; No. Light hint,
heavy, damaged, y b ); calf skins and bad,
damaged. y n f3tec, green sailed, sound v y
Sc butchers. green. v y b<c.
Hidof from fallen cattle generally bought
na,," bringing about i2se. when weighing
over 10 ponndb each. When sold On eeisc
lion they bring from l01f 10 lic- according 70
therefore be " the interest Of the htockmen
10 nsll them mat"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-26
A WAR BOOM.
IAN Stocks Go Down, American
sacks Go Up. with the Pros
rect Of a European War.
,tiyi.y IN the Grain Markets Based
!, he Probability Ofan Increased
Foreign Demand.
FIN ANCIAL.

rsE SITUATION IN EUROPE.
,sDoy, March 25.-The stock mar.
Natbe close to-day was depressed
H. the influence of the increase in
,Istions for war.
,.ols closed at 81 Lis, the lowest
u vel reached since the commence
II d the Anglo Russian dispute.
.ans fell ] tol per cent. this after
Ks from the continent shows that
bourses sympathized W it'll the
dal situation in London. and the
H. towards the close were flat.
n THE NEW YORK BOARD.
INV YoRB, March 25.-Govern.
4 quiet, firm, 3's show an i'm
lynent OF !. The AIS are higher
He has been a better distributed
Aes to-day in railroad bonds, but
ees where the transactions were
Inv large amounts. The total sales
sgated Sl,03S,000
aie securities very dull, nominal
hstOok market was less active to-
: snd was almost without a feature
gecial interest, Prices at the open
howed little change. from the clos.
Il Caotations OF last evening, but un-
4 the influence OF the European war
y aud the covering of the shorts,
Alher with the reports regarding
8:t. Paul dividend, the market soon
hne strong The advances during
first hour being from to Il per
"a In most cases.
lhe prices after II o'clock were COM
blively steady until late in the az
boon, when they yielded q fraction,
the market finally closed some
sGfeverish, at q fraction below the
prices of the day,
)he announcement Of the dividend
1 ", Paul was not made until short.
after the board closed The di-
Ors, at their meeting to-day, pasted
sOlution making the dividend on
mon stock u per cent. and pre-
sd3i per cent. This is the semi
yual dividend, and Is q reduction on
common stock of 2 per cent.
d that which has been paid for
n time past. II makes the total
tdend on the common stock for the
BENT fiscal year 5 per cent.
(snsactions 20S, 900 shares.
MONEY.
Ew YORK, March % Money
! / closing |; prime mercantile pa
4 if5; sterling exchange bankers
tguiet at 81 81 I; sight "a S64.
EXCHANGE.
EEw ORLEANS, March 25.-Sight
hange on New York 81 90 per $1,000
mum; sterling exchange bankers
"a S3a.
AND RAILROAD BONDS
wv YORK, March 25.-The follow
we're the official closing quota
at the New York Stock exchange
Afternoon, as compared with those
otarJaxr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-26
AanSSs uity.

hanoss uity.
PRODUCE.
KANSAS Cry, Mo-. March 25.-
Wheat-Higher; cash ESQ; April 850
65ic; MAY 66ic.
Corn Stronger; cash Sl3c; May 32!c;
Osts-Dull and nominal, 3lic bid.
LIVE STOCK.
The Live Stock Indicator reports:
Cattle Receipts 1900; about steady.
exports IS 25@5 35; good to choice
shipping 81 s0@5 10; common to me.
dunn "a 6O@4 75; feeders "a 00@4 so:
cows So 00(93 20.
Hogs-Receipts $500; weak; good to
choice 81 l0@435
Sheep-Receipts els; steady; fair TO
good natives So so as 25; common to
medium 81 50@2 p.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-26
Dount-r Ygoaucs.

Potaioss-Irim. per bushol. 81 90. barrel
"a 6o ON ons. per bSl Red " 80: Yellow. y 10
fusnigs white. per bbl. eS %: sutsrbsQa 81 7b
sOanh. ID, y. lASo noln,, 49,; =, ..Il.
iiTna Sat gpiali butter. 10, f1oklA
ln0dium per bhl., e8 ot sfnslly per bbl., ~
hslf bh- med. * %: half hbl E1nAll, % "
Cnooas, hall cream. lg>sc.; full cream 10
bage, per 10. IN crate, 20
FouiTEY-usaA s25) o. 70 pc aurs
yoing chickens. 81 63a2 20; TurzsyA " 70 90
oacn; Geese. "a 81 q. g. Dueka, 81 fN5 "
gGoc--poY dosen, TO-.
5raan cDuntry buttsT. choiee 2oe2Sc.i
Ores n.sgJ tassSilkc.; 0lc pcttsf, s9lDe.i Sjis.'
margarine, 81
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-26
FUTURES closed steAuy,
over, Sales, 81 500 bales.
NOW York.

NEW YORK, March 25 Spot closed
dull, Ice lower; sales 90 bales.
Ordinary DC; good ordinary l0lc;
low middling IL Bloc; middling lac;
good middling II ll-l6c; middling
fair l2ic.
Futures closed steady, . TO 6 points
lower; March points lower; sales ~.
500 bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-26
New Yorh.s
PRODUCE.


New YORK, March 25.-Flour steady.
Wheat-Spot lots l to lsc higher
options active and excited II 10 &c
higher on war rumOrs, closing at b.st
figures, No red S6ic (; No 2 r,d 9O3G9
s2sr: No. 9 red April S9b@9lic: May
9li@92l; June 93@9isc,
Corn 70 lc higher for cash; OPP
tiOps closiug firm; No. 8, 50Cg503c;
M. 9, 5l1@5lac; No. 2 March SOLO
50,c; Aprii 5Os(95Ose; May 6O9@5l
PROVISIONS, ETC.
Coffee-spot fair; Rio quiet but
arm. opfions 10 to IL points higher;
moderately active; ssles 10 $50 bags;
April 81 1907 80; May ~ 35i June
81 1907 As
sngst-Dull and nominal; refined
weak; G AGA 10 Ice; extra q 4!95ic;
yellow AZ 1904 3 Ice; standard A 5.9
IS s.l6e; confectionery a 52GS5 1856
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-26

LIVERPOOL, March 25.--Spots closed
dull, in buyers favor. Quotations un-
changed.
Ordinary 7-l6d good ordinary 8
lied; low middIing sd; middling
uplands Cd; middling orleans 9 l-l6d
Total sales 1000 bales; American
$500
Imports IL, 900; American 15, 800.
Futures closed barely steady, 3 TO 4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-26


nHmsg --Hscnrisd n 10000, AZ paI prom
our tnsAh, one year olo, v " iwl ysars Ole
yossz y; iniSe year. old "a SSas 10 hnsr
WIEs. .-tiiarci, osAs,gs t01lcCo IA psroHal
ityi CotAwba, per gallon, 600 90 Pom, q 10
"; sherry. per gal. u plt33 CO., MsdsiIn
psr gal., q 00eb VE Wnits sins. In oAssas
VI O01iD W.
ass-l5Ioek 40, per dos., o. Ooe, 70, rortaa
par dos, ~ e0db2 u.
OHAHPAonD--o, n. Mupam q TO-. KxtYn
" W. Krug. In basket, Gis 0leDB0 o.: Domestic
ohampagne, q 0lGbO1 Geo, 6onlst, sxtU
dTy, pinta, GH ~.
BOTTLED HnJs--Ismpis quarts, fla DUi ptsi
$40 b0 PadwoiasT quarts Si2 ", pints AlD 90
nrlnnker beer, quartz, els o. pinie gls w
Sohlitx Milwaukee,, quartz w w. plnts gia 90
Anthony kuhn's, ats ga 10, pinM tl2 %
~ co. tsintr slHEd' a.tp's sf5i wausAa, oaRFtAl
a OAR Bremen, Kaiser, imported ~ b.
t5vo Stock Marsss
BuIener ave Wugha
SssYas--IoTn lei, por ppnnd.-.--.,- BHnt o
MuttguB -Faif, fHt nuttonst y n....--s4o
ChOico, poT pDund.."s...-- 70
isaYlinE uistfs, per neGQ-,-....,.. w ~1B -
YsaIii9e heiftrs, 30 ,...s.... y eDil
iysar Cd stseTa 90 .- 49,. II 1a
lyeaf-old hsifor, DO .........,.. ~ seU
cows 10 yrp. Old, do .--..,...-, II @2g
Cows with yong cAlYaf 80. ,.,.., 70 g3l
Southern aud Con raj Texas Ftooh nAtils ~
about two dollars per head lsss than ths
Tho above prices arc for horde ~ 1000 head
aud upward of best North Ir1E0s entue do
vsvsT ~ frqi
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-26

NEW ORLEANS, La, March %
Spots closed easy; quotations un-
changed Sales $3.50 bales.
Low ordinary s l-l8c;ordinary o l-l6c;
good ordinary 10 l-l6c; low middling
10 5-l9c; middling 10 8 Ice; good mid.
ding 10 1916; middling fair llsc; fair
llsc,
Futures closed steady, Z to 10 points
lower Sales 81 800 hnles
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-26
0aIveston.

Galveston,
GALVESTON, March 25.-Spot closed
dull, / l6 lower. Gross receipts. AZ.
Shipments, coas wise, 936. Rail ship
ments 100 Stock, 1881.
Ordinary, Ole; good ordinary l0lc;
low middling 10 7.l6c; middling,
10 il-lGc; good middling, 10 1870,
middling fair, ii Ice.
Futures opened weak, ruled dull aud
closed ateady, ITO points lower; April
ID points lower. Sales 200 bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-26

wbsst Hnolos, 20 20 'Se, medium, $500
corn, 45Np5Oc hay, loose ON the wss
81 Oobs 90 per ton bale hay, Is 0nl0 90
bran, zoe. par 100; chops, q 0o9l Is no
100.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-26

Ecrritu4s.- sSsdaLssdt ilDitatlqn Hnlt
a,..,,i Al l0.cg " ali Wair 1t a o03ig ~ lhAiu
wcr1 sent. 4 dos, d 1907 co cans a1a rAtta,
ssai, Is l0D9 %, cane Gsit, drag, w OlS,S9N
Childa and rockers, y g1ole ~ iafke tac =. ~
100 Nirrurs, area LDpG y Dos ties4lx y
rsbisa. Tourd, g7coG8tc; I'LL leafs yl5cSe 2
g,saS. eacn, d z5D7 w Huyseus. y b00I /.
Baey CAYIifzez, e5Dfst
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-26

FAN leon, % o.. -nurwag, &c. 30. ~ 4
sbsst ifI,n, $50: No. ~ o nnoet iron, ~
galvaaixs4 sheet iron .tesf}<c. No. HEod'
lc.. No. 4 DO, lbas !A1 rp9un g w, ~
runerG wire, ~ peI cent. on urnsrs ELoet
lf,rtv per cent On: cook Btoyoy nth Nafs
40 SJs5ls 10: 90, with trimmings, W Dy9g3A
taagusa Bccf1el ~; singietrseFJ pi7o onisttrt
Hlos ebokSs "a 7bGs 70. toiloe1, " 500 y
Loublatrods. e 1betfW; petk yol1si " ~
$50; pillow bearpg, b0fth. CT plrW Dnno1eai " y
Ne5D. handles, 81 lbes4 &c.
"EAiIS. s. % keG. batis I0dss-burcan nvrtf
spoe, per reg, % -. Perkins DO. " Doi wax
az dc,ras sios nails, No. 4, 6Oc-, No. ., 29c.,N
4 llc., No. 7, 2lc., No. y, Dol "l.AksRs do. "
Z, 90. NO. d 10, No. I, e2e, 70. = e. 70 !.
20, 30. 7, lec., No. ., loo.
ALEfs-R. X. per dozen. y sou 20; Lasei
~ Oo9e 80; HaoksnssrR- " bioT " boys
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-26
.CincREo.
pRODUOE.


CHICAGO, ILL, March 25.-Flour--
Quiet and unchanged.
Wheat-Excited, higher and very
unsettled; opened lc higher, avauced
C additional, fluctuated and closed II
TO 20 higher than yesterday; March
75l@76!c, closed 76s(97Gic; April 75l@
763c, closed 76sc; May S0i @S0tc, closed
size
Corn-Good demand; advanced &,
receded and closed 90 higher than
yesterday; cash 3SA@40ic; March or
April 3S@3S}c closed 3Slc; May 4lI@
42lc, closed 42s@42lc.
PROVISIONS
Pnrk-Onened loo higher; cash
$ll s5@ll 90; May $ll s5@l2 90; June
$ll 95@l2 10.
Lard-Steady and 8 cents higher;
cash So So; April SO S5@6 S7l; May
Sc S74@8 02a,
BulR Meats Fair demand; firm;
shoulders 81 50@4 60; short ribs S. IS;
short clear So 35@6 40.
LIVE STOCK.
Drovers' Journal reports;
Hogs--Receipt- 10000; slow, 5 TO l0c
lower; 81 5000 20.
Cattle-Rrceipts G0OO; brisk and
steady; 1850 10 400 pounds 81 25@
4 60; extra S. COOS so; Texans 81 0C
as 90.
sheep Receipts $500; steady; me
dunn to good 90 1904 90: choice JC
extra VI 0O@4 50; lambs 80 %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-26

REFgio ERAToRs.-No. 4 JllmAE az 0;
No, y do. us
MlHCEI. iAANhOUt--T ohainh, az ~
pair dole pillow sinRletress. par dos, o.
bells, 90 per cent. on; door ioohsi 81 1tsps
wood screws, 10 and 10 per cont. OF. Up o7a
door butta, " and 10 por cent, or. opt AM
timed taokh, 20 Per cont on. oonee nills,
on: carriage bolts, 10 and 10 per cent. Oh
pillow bolts, ~ POI cent. 0ni piece tlp VAR
~ per cont. OF; deep stamped ware W -
cont OFT shallow stamped ware, 70 per cepi
on; tapsnned ware 10 per can't on.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-26

LONDON, March o5.--At to.day,s
Wool sales ii ,2s6 bales OF Sydney and
Port Phillip We're disposed Of. Market
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-26
DraGs ana


pHuos.
Hnrk, Cinnamon par n Ia Peruvian, zoDs >,
Bora1, lso Bi.csTbonate Of kodA, Kngfihl
%, copP2rrs ~. Cln ,olie IN POI o. %
d. r., peY 10 lOee4S Chalkj lump, per ID 9Dt
ueIoinsl, 2. Va 7saSe2 Engli.a,n, Per 10, 1o,
o. 50@i 70. Chloroforrn, per 10 bottle inoino
I'd, o.. Composition powder, poT ~
D0yors, per ID 81 10. Epson salts per W "
~. Gum. Opium, Per r 20; Gum Can
-. Oh. castor, machine, 7O@s0, Oh, Casio
strained, sSej6 oil, lard, No, ]. ss87O. eur
Inc, Pc. W, per o. 81 FlowsIs s y, 3,
Der Of os. show caaeS, rnarEe. prices. Renap
patent medicines, az list. ThayeIn, Fluit
trsSis' s ptr esnt. on. Essential oils, 9
Louis list.
ttriofy pare white lead, VI 81 Spirit
tuJpentins 6JftyJ Boiled oil, 0lGl6c.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o0LDhh,
ivory drop black. IL, per III ls0 fnRlia
soaeh BLACK w. L.. = lSs lsi ss e''ss
ZSo; tUitrnmArfns blue, ~. IN, DC: blue pain.
IA, 10; raw TurRoy umber, ~, ~. garnt tn
Ecy amber. r., 70. raw Italian sienna. h.N
burnt Italian sienna, IA, 90; Nenky6e brow
IL, %; Paris green, ID. zoe, Uarorne, 4. n. o, I,
b. o.. Ia, l2c; Am0rtoan verfnilii0n, ~, 40. ~
dian red. n, u; kinetta red, II, b., ~, ~
%; Chrome yellow. l.. n. o. ID. O., H. ~
Yellow oohre, Ia, ", 1gI<s, 10, We.
PHEFARg.D DRAINING ccfsoHn,
Barr oak, 100; Ash. lse; Black walnut 10
nkple, lOc.
DurhNPKE ooLoHs.
fyoTy dsOp black. 10; raw turkey urDps
xsf- burnt Turkey umb6r, Af; rbw lbtlltl
sieDns. 100; Dprnt italian slsnna' 400 NM
dyke brown, &c,
Prices OF eboyo made on a bark 1.' IN u
y, and ] ID cans assorted; In a ana J y
pTos ia 10 cans, balance Ia and = ~ CALI
sssOftsi. Prios IN Id cans, 10 less; "a ar
Is ~ I'm 2t'la NO teas and kegs 70 Per
l6sH
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-26
New Orleans.

PRODUCE.
New ORLEANS, March 25-Flour--
Quiet with fair demand; choice 81 Is
ga 90; fancy "a S0@4 S5; extra fancy
81 so; winter wheat patents 81 100
s 25; Minnesota p P IS 50@5 75; bakers'
81 so.
Corn-ouiet; mixed 55@5ec; white
SIC.
Oats-steady and quiet; choice
western 47{o.
Corn Meal-Fair demand, but at
lower rates 81 SIS.
Hay-Qulel; primo l5@l6c; choice
ls@l9c.
PROVISIONS, ETC
Forks esdy, better feeling; Sl3 90.
Lard-Steady with moderate de-
mand refined fierce 81 90.
Bulk Meats-In fair demand;
shoulders, packed, 81 7o@4 70; long
clear and clear ribs So 37lG96 30.
Bacon-Steady with moderate de-
mand; shoulders IS 0095 25; long
clear 81 90; clear rib 81 l2!.
Hams-Choices ugsr-cured canvassed
dull at lO@1Olc !,
Whisky--Stesdy; Western rectified
81 O5@l 25.
to prime, 73@l04c.
Sugar-Steady; open kettle in good
demand; centrifugal quiet; common
to good common 4B94lc; fair TO fully
fair 4s@43' prime to choice 4bC95sc;
yellow clarified off white 5sS5gc.
ses-Centrifugal steady with
good demand; common TO good COM
mon l7GD2 &c; fair to good fair 23C92oci
prime TO strictly prime 28@3Sc
Rice-Quiet; ordinary 20 prime 81
@5sc
Bran Quiet at S5c.
Cotton Seed Oll-Dull; prime crude
32t; summer yellow 32c; cake 2}4'
free on board.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-26
st. Louis
PRODUCE.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 25.-Flour-
Higher.
Whest-Opened active and higher
under European war news, closing at
1A@2c above yesterday. No. red
SAGE cash; S62@SSsc March; S9s@90sc
June.
Corn-Higher and more active, clos
ing a. &c over yesterdays quotations;
SSE@39sc cash; SSs@39c April; $3.50
oats-Higher; S3c cash; 32.@32lc
May.
Whisky-Steady at 81 IA.
Corn Meal-Firm at So 25@2 80.
PROVISIONS.
Very slow; only job TRACE being
done.
Pork--$l2 25 cash; $l2 40 May.
Bulk Meats-Long clear Sc 90; short
Sc 10; short clear SO 35
Bacon-Lonp clear So 1905 SO; short
ribs Sc COOS 65; short clear Sc 700
6 95.
Hams s3@l1c.
Lard-$6 IS.
Wool-Unchanged; Texas fall clip 8
@15lc.
LIVE Stock.
Cattle-Receipts 1900; shipping
grades slow and weaker, butchers and
dress beef steers steady and in good
demand; exports S. 60@5 80; good TO
choice S. 20(95 80; common to medium
"a 50@5 90; butchers steers S4 $50
4 So; cows and heifers 50 25(94 Is;
Colorado steers and corn.fed Texans
"a 00@4 so.
Hogs-Receipts 1900; sfeady; COM
mon to medium S. ZOOS so; good to
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-26

IyoTy drOp Dlagk. 80 raw Iur9sy uDbe'
xs,- burnt Turkey unb6Y Ne; raw Italia
sienna. 80. bprnt Italian eisnns, aees Val
oy AZ brown. xlc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-26
COTTON mAsKKTs.
Roceipts at All United stetos Forte.

ponrs This This This / Last
day. week. season season.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-02-11
The earthquakes in spain.

For the last two months accounts
have reached us of fearful earthquakes
in Spain, and by the last mail private
advices confirm the reports of wide
spread ruin and desolation in the
province of Grenada and Malaga.
In those provinces "whole villages
have Disappeared" and others have
been deserted. The amount of dam
age done has been enormous, and,
what is worse, hundreds of lives have
been lost.
Subscription-lists have been started
for the relief Of the thousands who
have been bereft of homes, the means
of life, and of friends and kindred.
His Majesty King Alphonso has
headed a list with $4,000, and his
Ministers have contributed $1,000
each. The Bank of Spain follows
with $25, 900, and the city of Barcelona
contributed in two days about $50, 900.
In Paris, Berlin, Rome, and other
Continental capitals, lists have been
opened, and liberal sums bestowed.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-02-11
FOREIGN NOTES.
ITO be co11tinued.)

Buenos Ayres, Jan. 30.-More than
score of deaths have occurred from the
great heat of the past few days.
London, Jan. 3O-Numerous threats
have been made to blow up the Holyhead
Railway Terminus and Hotel, the Brit
tania tubular bridge, and the Menai sus-
pension bridge, which crosses Menai
Straits.
Dublin, Jan. 30.-The Castle authori-
ties have again prohibited the circulation
in Ireland of O'Donovan Rossa's paper.
London, Jan. 3o.-Advices from Annoy
say that the French are busy sinking and
destroying junks, the crews of which are
taken to Kelung, where they are chained,
and compelled to work on forts.
Paris, Jan. 29.-The Government has
ordered Admiral Courbet to vigorously
enforce the rights of search against every
vessel flying neutral flag, and attempt
ing to run the blockade of Formosa. All
the Powers have been notified.
Considerable excitement has been
caused by the Channel Squadron being
suddenly ordered to proceed to sea, desti-
nation unknown.
London, 7th January-A British pro-
tectorate has been proclaimed over the
coast of Pondoland, st. Lucia, and Zulu
land.
The Bishop of London is dead.
London, 9Th January-It has been de-
cided to increase the reinforcements for
the French army of occupation in Ton
quin of $4,000 men.
Hanoi, 9Th January-On the Srd jan
uary an engagement took place between
the Chinese troops, numbering about
5000, and the French. After one hour
and halfs fighting the Chinese were
defeated. On the 4th General de Negrier
carried the entrenched camp at Mei-bop,
and eight Chinese forts, with terraced
batteries. War material in great quantity,
tents, stores, flags, ammunition and arms
including two Krupp Batteries were left
in the hands of the French. The Chinese
fed in northern direction, leaving 600
killed on the field.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-02-11

Colorado women, it is said, can endure
more cold than any other class of persons
in the country.
An artificial leather, says the Engineer
ing, mixed with five to ten per cent of
sinew pressed into sheets like ordinary
leather card board, has been recently
made in Germany. Both materials are
made separately. The leather pieces are
washed, cut, boiled in alkaline lye, torn,
neutralized with hydrochloric acid. and
finally carefully washed once more to re-
move all traces of acid. The sinews are
treated similarly, but steamed in an acid
bath until they are like glue. When thus
prepared the materials are mixed, pressed
into sheets, moistened on both sides with
a concentrated solution of alum, and the
upper surface is at last given thin
coat of caoutchouc in solution with car
bonic bisulphide.