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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1886-01-21

ACHES and pains long borne make even the
Young feel old; the true remedy is Psrker's
Tonic; it puriies the blood, sets In order the
liver and kidney, banishes pain and builds up
the health; besides it has the reputation Of
doing what we claim for It. 17A
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1886-01-21
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS
Iss5-6-Belmont County, Ohio.

I'd Saturday of Feb at st Clairsville.
I'd Saturday of Mar at GAINESVILLE.
I'd Saturday of April at 8. Clairsville.
I'd Saturday of May At Bellaire.
I'd Saturday of June at Morristown.
st. Clairsville at close OF Institute In Aug.
RULES.
Examinations begin at o'clock a. M
Testimonials Of character are required II
Rpplics ut is not known 10 the Board.
Certificates will not be antedated nor ex-
tended.
Tests in the higher branches will be given
at close of Institute ONLY.
Certificates Will be dated and issued by the
Board in adjourned session on Saturday fol-
owing each examination.
SCALE OF GRADES FOR CERTIFICATES.
A nrst-clsss Is years. certificate is granted
upon an average OF 80 per cent, including three
higher branches and the sonool law, with no
grade below rs, provided applicant has bad 30
months experience n teaching.
A second>class a years. certificate is grant
ed upon an average OF 80 per cent, including
two higher branches and the school law, with
no grade below 20. provided applicant has had
"a months experience in teaching.
A third>cless g years. certificate Is granted
upon an average Of IS per cent. including
no grade below s. provided applicant has had
IS months experience in teaching.
A fourth-class q years. certificate is granted
upon an average OF 70 per cent, including the
school law, with no grade below so, provided
applicant has had II months experience In
teaching.
A ffth-class q year, certificate Is granted
upon an average OF IS per cent, with % grade
below 55.
r. ALEXANDER,
e>3 ly j. A. HENDERSON,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1886-01-21
iNY WELL RATED BUSINESS HOUSF

IN CITY or country, with banking facilities
tanning temporary accomm dstion on their
paper. can secure same by addressing absolu>
lely confidential, Box 25l7, New York.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1886-01-21

Peter Hess was killed near Boston, o.,
by the accidental discharge of revolver.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20

Heavy Brown cdtton-Giendnlo exc, New
herry5 (; Ryerdale 90; Enterprise 5Ae, Allan
tic 9isct Emuire a a 5ifc nne brown oottOna
Belfast n 54ci Busy bee &c Black Crow SIC;
Atlantic y l. b8c. Marshal a A 4Mn CHAPMAN
sifc, piant'r n Agkc; Bleaehed cotton lsins'
%; Peabody Dci securilyJc; Gold Medal nc,
Forest 7c
6inghame sterling sHc; Chimefa sRci IA
vorte SIC; Plunkett 100, Caledonia 58ci
grey lock l0lsc. Fletcher IKE.
Cation Plalds RlRck Warrior Z 20; southern
7}Sc, Cumberlandg&c. OttowRy bbe,
Cottonadcei Tree $40 Little Rock % Favor.
tic lillei Aberdeen lQc; Olllce Choice BMei
ID. T. l7lc, a. q. 1897 Is. y. l3hG, CEN lIc,
Cheyiots Eagle 0koi Eyerct Iae, incgs.
VIE 20. warren s. EdinbuTgb .; Alissla,
sippl round ihread o. BAY Mills book fold
lDG. TicRlng ocean &c Queen CITY 30;
Standard Axe Cordis 1896 N0rwaY Fancy
NE, Acme ne; uSbhdgo fsnlng PEI fAlis
Dress Goods Domestic alfaalci Foreign
lB@g3c.
ES8s-TaIsEc per dozen.
Hour fagi patents 50 % per 100 nis; half
patent g. Is third grade g. 81
slfAIN-Qu0iatign are bnsed on the cost 81
grain on track in ear lois Dealers selling
from store o. elevator are from EHSc hignef'
whcat e0a s75fc,
Oats s0a52c per bushel.
Corn 31asl3ic.
Barley $50.
Iiye tlc.
eAHF-- Yenls0n ie4l5e, antelope ina i5c !
quail G0a7 per dor; wild turkeys DoW73c,
wiid ducks ssabOs; squirrels iOe apiece.
HIDES AND sKiNs-Eo. heavy p. hiaee
lse per lbi 20. heavy isc; No J light lei
% Dry saited-iaci bull hides gci glue Sci
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20
green ealled ic butehef's green SO abocp

green sailed ic butchers green SIC ahecp
skins lbdi 0c,
FRUITS AND YEGETABf KS Oranges, per
box, S3@il Mvesina lom0ns, per box, 4At a1i
California " 90; apples, Northern, per
Dbl, So Mas 10; Irish pOtatOcB, per bn Gall
iomla, 81 rs IN eaeka, early rose
81 %; onrly rose, seed. per Dbl, 81 onions,
dun bbls SC, large JRib 4se, swali butter SIC
cabbage per M, California Bke sweet potatoes
81 2Ual ~ per bushel lurnlpe 100 per busbol
CARROTS, California, % per Dneheli pareulpa,
California, 81 rs per hushel3 brcts, California,
81 % per bushcl onion sets per buphoi, 81 20.
f,RAUT- Forg ga. Dbl .sli 20 gal half bbi
% ~.
MoLAssEs--tihoioe Louisiana s0&52c new
CROP fair % good 35c core syfrp 5Sc.
NAff.s-875 h key, basis lOd-- Burden horse
shoe per EeR - Pcrlina 30 IS W, walter do
g. 90. Burden male 81 horthvcstcrn horse
Shoe nails No sOe NO. lesi NJ. 9 go No. I
No 22c, Ma. goo No. lpc Anengie % No 4
Sc. No D 2ioi No. . 2ic No. 2 lDc; No, 49,
NUIs-Feahutaf hViee lose; new pecane
siEci Brazil nuts lec almonds ne per b.
PKoylslONsa-we quote on the baais d cas.
Meat-sugar cured hams iosSc; sugar cured
breakfast bacon gse. short Gear baeVn I)sci
short clear dry salt 7c.
Fish-AiAckerei, iO.h its No J. 900 no.
30 hall bills No ~ D0i 20. " 80; dried her
rings per box 400; cod flsh gc.
I'Icj 10 l. cans INC; s.a cans ne; 80
Tea~imporiai l0aeOc; gunpowdef Doa7Oe
hhit-CUhThe IN bags II I54l 20; hne IN bags
~ lahe IN Nat boor barrels 81 So pockets
eaaec.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20
FORT worth AKKETs-DAILY RE.
VIEW.
OFFICE or THE GAZETTE,
FORT WoRTH, TEX, March ~, 1856.


The opinion that was very generally ex.
pressed In the ely yesterday that the strike
was approaching an end. seems 10 have mud
but a slight basis IN fact To day the situation
WAS unchanged, and nothing authentic wac
heard AT all favorlng the opinion TO
fetred 70. The fuike is stu on,
and though II Is SIN lnimich
TO the commercial Interests OF the country,
business is fast adjusting Itself to the present
environments, ana ~ existing conditions are
allowed 10 remain no very serious damage VIII
eusue. at the came time the continued un
friendly relations OF capital and labor are 10 be
eplored, as both are heavy losers thereby, and
the general prosperity Of the country Is made
10 suffer.
groceri0 hnd agricultural implements. The
planting season restTicte retail trade 10 Ger
tain extent stree farmers are TOO busy putting
IN crops TO come In except ior articles 81 prime
necessity. Tho agricultural outlook Is cheer
lng though Il u known that the yield OF wheat
viii be sht IT.
The supply Of chickens : moderate, the Dc
mand Is az moderate and prices are steady
Ducks and geese are In moderate supply ana
u0ltt Turke,a are ~ moderate supply fair
demand ana 1rn. Eggs are In liberal STOCK
krpies are more plendful than OF late and
are Ia good request Cabbages ntc scarce. ami
choice stock oOmman fancy prices.
The focal Hour market continues quietf the
demand Is only fair aud Is hand TO month 80
character, round lots belng hard % move
Donlrrs ere not Carrying stoeEsi hui, nhn con
sufuCra. ire taking Only as iueiE ht0'lh iNfAllt'
pfic are steady though receivers shade r"a1l Z
IL to seoare order for large lots. Corn meal is
ia fair supply, moderate demand and quiet
Tne uu0iaiiuns gwen below are reyinen daily
and niay 90 relied on hs accnraic;
BETIER-Fresh cOQnuy butter, choice, lv0
PC choice Western dairy lssi fancy creamery
30c ,ss,,,...
choiee i2GlI4c: LaguyTA l5e; Java x.ei
Golden Rio lac; Pea Berry l23sal5c.
CHEESE The better grades ana ONO ihctorg
lOa3iOHe! full orram twins i5isc
CANNED GOODs-pncca per doz' fine az
Mos etapdafd, 81 Is; peaches, kiandard, bsl
81 53. Us. 81 25@g 5O Seconds, bs4 ~ -,
IA. N fs tomatoes, standard. b., ~ ~ &c
onds Bs, s.; NJ, 81 % green corr, u we
/ 81; green peas 81 i0a l,ssoosebenies " y :
ras1bFrries' 81 30 oyste ., full weight b,
81 10: ms s. 90; light weight, brs--i ~
3. sAimon %, SiGo, hs, 81 mack eTsi, !
n gicGfN 90 eardinl 3, American, 8 70 cas-
Imported, sll 80 case strawberries, ~ - ~
biac kOsrries, 81 - green cages, = eagle con
'DRY tsoODs Prnts Berwick &c lodi 9te
Marina " Washington axe. Auburn 55se liamii-
Ton sc Warrington indlgos, blue e3sc. -iwp
son biack &c; silver grey ec; Eddystone &C.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20
hot SPRINGS.

ns Commits Suicide Tie Mining
Camp sun Active.
4 n,hena1ett
srRINGs, ARK, March l9.--At l
hst hight visitor by the name
'm Miller, from Emory, Tex,
We suicide at the Ferguson house.
tame TO the city few weeks since
Alltue money, and failing to re-
Aaas from home when expected,
'glerribly diseased, he determined
~ miserable life by death. He
a'een grains of morphine, and
ascoyered was beyond the power
lsh aid.
aoly Of settlers from East Tonnes
loering flfty-iour souls, arrived
Y settle on line fruit lands near
~ continues to increase in the
amp near this city. Diamond
sas Is here to investigate with a
\ sA1euding his railway from this
h Re mines.
aputtti the Joplin lead king, is
& aad IS enthusiastic. He is pre-
~efeet shelters at an early date
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20
Corn moal -,i'ef bushel s04B5c.
lfOmlny ana Rrita tier bbl "a 90,
nnIinlIl .-pel Lnll hnl 81 ~


Oalmeal-Pe half bbl So 75
Crashed Whents-Pcr ~ &C.
CrAckers-i hvda &C. Nh soda thc, cream
eise Kinsgr snaps SO lolfDn Groame 81,
.undfles- starch tc oandlnH, fun boxeat
lgiscj halves -. quarters = siisk candy pa
l0kc. fancy l6aiee, rope basis, do cotton,
lgc herring imported, s. % per kegi raifins.
9Oe, Vinegar lba25i cenccniIpted I'VE 81 io@
%. ings, glazed, nc Dor rat crocke, glazed.
l0c per Rai. dried penehca 80 ~ indigo ~ pgt
h blaeing 5Oea4i % pnr aozeni COlemAn'a
mustard ~ Wal 10 per doheni nnccayOnl I'm
ported, i5c ~ American no hOa, bnckeld, two
hoops. ~ 20 per dozen brilliant Dile, bblg, 1891
InplOn DO 23Gi 30 3 cafch ~ iO brilliant 10
eases 50 10 do ] ~ catcg 50 go. baking poN
ders bnif, He ] b cans o. ~,
Rice Louisiana bsmCke.
Sugar. Fine powdered, bills sscl % half
bbis, 0ei cue loaf 4cj GgHnuiAted atAndafa. &c.
Louisiana granulated T5lci standard a 7'sc,
chOice white 1hci Louisiana y, q. 747Asci
FOUiTis 1--WE quote Chickens w 4D@2 75
per dor; turkeys l34 siGi Foeso @aAci ducks
poT dor ~ 7b43o0.
WODle-tihrket nominnl wo quote Twelve
months CLIP liRnt, ilne and medium l4ui7es
iine heavy o light Hole, SlN month"; iight
fine 70 medium aiaci iaiii 1pa heayy---~--
fai. light, lno medium course 5al2c
WUISK -.lkoriI1ed 81 i04i 10, ~ por proof
sour mash, two year-Old 81 OOAf ~; thfrt'
year old " g042 70, fancy extra old whisky
81 nod %.
low ordinary lac; ordinary Nc; good
ordinary u iSC; low middling 1901 ma
diing sn-lec. good mi1dlipR a4ci uiddinls
far lOAc; fair liisc.
duli and IN buyare' favor,
for Jnne'Jnly opiionpi others pEchpngea
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20
,ssr ORGANIZED LABOR.
....e. rake steps to be Prepared
tff far strikes.

...|n ILA' 1A~E" - -
' for Strikes.
rt March l9.--The state
~ .slished this morning that the
p XXI. N assumed by the knights Of
!. e' srsatly alarmed the railroads
srrI river, and that they have
~ conclusion that it is only
= Zine when they will have to
n y .~sinst such difficulties
preventing the Missouri
~, rom carrying on business.
Y snd that at present they are
"a 10 meet the combined
se,se Knights OF Labor or re-
\. I'm a..rvrands, and that in order 20
r.Ilyes they would have TO
''hInation OF various roads.
I'm n view u meeting OF super
various roads within the
IA Central Traffic association
rosds east of the Mis-.
,rer and west OF the
.svmini Of the trunk linesl,
N 10 Cincinnati last Monday
.,ssent situation regarding inn
4 isbor troubles fully discussed
4 .Ss was unanimously expressed
rrasent situation is the most
KY railroads first came into ex-
h d Tins country and that united
4. a'onjons action between all the
..sid prevent serious results. An
e.,Sa was effected aud 1t is stated
|.sepgs viii be held regularly in
q N aole to meet any labor
4,sst might arise within the Cen
Ssr association territory by united
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20

Bradford, wholesale paper
y Chattanooga, Tenn, writes
wss seriously afflicted with a
~ which settled on mis- lungs;
Amy remedies without bene-
induced 10 Try DR.. Kings
4, ssosery for Consumption, did SO
'setrely cured by use Of a few
9lnce which time he has used
,Nhliy fer all coughs and colds
y, results. This Is the expert
I9asands whose lives have been
Xxx, his wonderful discovery,
,.s1rs lrec At II. w. Williams &
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20

fHAnICE.
NV loRK, March lo.--tipur--puH
a".n11esaA,,->p lots dull, and more or loss
n,osn,hsi, Win aosenee OF export dcnand op
lions opened shade higher ana nfierWnyas
5gicd lower closing weak; No. 3 rei Marcs
~ April 93tNei4c, closing gSi.c: Nav
c1as,,,. 4. closing NV; jane IS 3io&ae &,
Corn-- lleayy and lower: suot No. 2. an. - cic
sAtor sIAe aaOat; March t6go. closing a. .
apt,l 20 y 10 q, closing tfisc. MAY s0yf
ei'sins ~ c June tNlsHt1i,c. closing sfSc
PROVISIONS. arc.
Sonee-spot fair; hio dull al SIC: options
steady and mudcratclr active. M +. Nin snof
not quoted sales laa bags March 81 iOS Xxx
Aprh " co. May Il 20; june Sc gTa7 Ou
engar-pull. weak and nominal iair 20 good
IennnK quoted az " ldc; refined dull white
SNWh y p ltct mold a Ice, confectionery
Molasses-QNict.
STEADY and demand moderate
Tnrpentiue -weater at exc.
10 " col, quiet but steady domestic fleece ED
50ei pulled Use $50; reNae 90 30
rufk-Duli, old mtss 50 Sfl1iO NJ, man,
SllWnli 90. "NN
Out McAts--Firn
l.afu--Cash nctive spot So CTr: Apfii 8, "
90 2si May 80 2sG6 Sol June s. alae lo
LIVE srOCk
Receipts 81 tar loads for the market
am " cAr loads for eNpuris dun tfade with a
iaie ciearancrt poor 10 piimc stceis sold at
y2oe ~, bulls, OH oxen and dry cows az
sh,ap Receipts 6O.N10. extremely duD apa
an Solo uel0w prime tad to be sold at very low
prices OF held over, common 10 extra sheen
sold az NWUh y ordinary to extra vearllpe
lambs az 50 O007 IS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20

pRODuCE, PROVISIONS, Llr ..
N,p,t 0RfpAss, La March D. lour-Vuiel
AID w,tk; choice 81 a.; fancy 81 lei eAua
fancy 81 10; Minnesota and winter WheNl
patents s. 49, -
Carn-Steady at itgAse
oats Quiet but steady dr
Cornmeal--S2 10. ,.o.,s.o
Hay-onlot but firm ~ SD ooa y 30
IIox pradut ts--ActiYc
Pork-si0 SO.
80 10 a, a. lar ciear
"I Ra eiS -shoaiders 81 ., long clear 50 ooi
clear rlh So So
HaIns-S3 00da p.
WHISKY Dull al 81 O0c ~ ,o,>a
Cohee-steady and frn hi1 eelu55ieoe, s4se
Rice-steady with fair demand, az ao'Ae'
eaton seed Products Qui ana MehA. A..
sugar--Qaiei but eteaoy open h ~. e.n,rlf-
sais ana granulated, 81. choice MAi1e'ei On
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20
DENIsON.
|msky Lad Dies Away From Home
Basket Picnic.

ssky Lad Dies Away From Home
Basket Picnic.
= alhe Gazette.
T eoS, TEX, March l9.-Last night
A ane very near being a destructive
/, ch would, had it got under way,
n ssly laid one.half OF Denison in
n Alamp exploded in the Baltimore
h telegraph office, and was thrown
n ask foom, where the fire was ex-
&Ad BY the employees OF the office
4 csa Louise Kellogg Opera Concert
81 will appear at the McDougal
sneuext Monday night Those
4 ugood music and singing had bet
y ne their seats before 1t is too late.
a lea good treat TO hear her.
fiay Is the last day Of the school
seudents' meeting AT Denton,
4 aat Of The Denison high school
slary Of the meeting
4 ialas continue to come late, and
z il1g worse instead of better.
= basket picnic of the transportation
a he Missouri Pacific railroad and
= lmaieS was very pleasant affair
& III at the Boulevard, A large
VS. 10 attendance who spent the
sljgmtnt,
wG. Lewis, q promising young
ba'lten years of age, who came
1tncky about six weeks ago to
bis brother, AL Lewis, at Dallas,
Esa sick on the 9th inst. and died
Eth His remains were embalmed
Kin state until yesterday, when
ne brough. to Denison and laid
a i the Oakwood cemetery. The
hnd claimed him through the
y Infringement of the heart, and
Z Dg boy who left his fathers home
AQt time since to visit his brother
ls, was laid away in u strange land,
3silsit his old father again. THF
Tsextends its sympathy to the be-
" hnily
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20
Professional etiquette

! some doctors from advertising
|An. but we are bound by no such
|tonaI rules and thinb that If we
4 discovery that is of benefit to our
4 ue ought TO spread the fact to the
Ibod. Therefore, we cause to be
|d throughout the land the fact
\ 4. Y. plerce's "Golden Medical
|srp is the best known remedy for
|1aon (scrofula Of the lungs and
1 diseases. Send 10 cents in stamps
gerce's complete treatise on con-
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20
Justly Merited.

lsputation OF e. w. Provinces fresh
tofee is rapidly coming to the
Rise well-known fact he has the
'stEt power-roaster in the state,
sct as his standard coffees the
Rios, Santos, q. Javas and
bought Of first hands, in guam
y meet competition. Once tried
','lnce you of its superior merits
tie Fort Worth Tea Store, 20S
seet,
Il w. PRoyINE, Proprietor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20

aALvEsros, TEX, March le.-Cotton-spo'
closed steady.
Gross receipts, 1922 bales.
Sales, 2j6 bales.
Exports. none.
stock, 1859 bales.
Ordinary. 10; good ordinary, Sc; low, mid
ding, flee; middling, ld-l6ci Roou mlo'
ding, 9i5c middling air. 9}sc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20

ghite, os; choloo yello,t canned. AZ. MAMA W,
w Slarlhed, 2 = second, 81 8sli -
9nict but steady open kettle GOOD
,,s ~ stilc.iy prime SO Prime 20H2gc cen
u,,ukai s'c primo 10 strictly whine lee ao.
EAchanges--Npw York n 50 m efnino,
Cieafings OF banks Slsi, 81
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20
pnovIsIoNs, LIVE STOCK.
Kansas city.

PRODUCE.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, March l9.-W heat weak
cash ,,5i.c nd April 1880; May 13Ac.
Corn Quiet; cash 3G1ic bid April use pid
NAV 39llc.
Oats--No quotations.
LIVE STOCK.
Tho Live Stock Indicator reports o.
Gattle-Reeeipts 1850, shipments none
market stronger ch ice TO fancy - voN9 "
pnnd 10 choice 81 coat 30; common 70 lnell-
nm "a OOdi so; stockers and feeders " oVa
i 10, cows 50 1908 20. ,n. 80,
IIogs-Receipts 5O9i; weak and 5olO lower
gheen-Receipts i6!s shipments none eAk
good 10 choice 81 1Oda 25i common TO meulunl
s. O0dS oA.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20

BOSTON, MASS, Mach 10 -Wool-Dull and
nrices easy; Ohio and Pennsylvania Aoeces,
Sli,g85o. Mi- hizan and Wisconsin, 3OdSlc !;
Ohio delaine, fine. a5a85 C; Michigan delaine.
34d3iiac. Kentucky ana southern, AG2'ci
unwAshed woods, 22d2Nc pulled, 26G zoe,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20
Refrigerated Bosf.

LONDON, March 10 American refrigerated
beer "a quoted at 50 I'd for headquarters. and
Is I'D for foro-quarters. per lbs,
LIVERPOOL March 10, American refrigerated
beef j. quoted jitd for hind quarters, aud
4 d for fore quarters, per ID.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20

rRoDuoE.
,SE louis, Mo-, March s,--Flour--stoadv
.ANA w W1f3 To- inmiiy So aSGS Is. choire
~ ci03 80, fancy 81 1904 t1 extra fanny, Si M
H4 ~; patents 50 l0a5 49, " ~
Wheat--falrly active hut weak. tbe market
onehtu urn, nut soon eased OF and continued
weak 70 close hnlshing q &c lower than yes.
terday No. red cash nominally e0c; MAY ~
dWe, closing at 9ehd82 ho Jhno sa !. Gigafgs
closing at aasci july s7hd $50, closing at 81 &
Corn--Dull aud easy. tie market openod
siendy AMI advanced 10 &c, out feu on ond
closed hg4c under Yesterday; No. mixed
S Sash o. sci March "A "a AAo. April 81 ,u; MAY
Soh6S'iso losing NJ ISL a35ilc
Oaie-Quiet and barely steady; No. . MIXED
cash al9sa2bi1ci March s9sc; May 3ol.c.
PROVISIONS
Cornmeal--Weak: 81 SOL 90.
Whisky-Cioecd at 81 10
Wool--Qaict; tub washed, 27a3jc; unwashed.
ildsic, Texas, lQGgSc.
Proylsions-Dull and generally easy, al
though pors was stosdy at $40 2S
Lard Easy at S. 81,
Bulk meats-Woa loose lots long clear
- 2Oi short ribs So 40 short clear s. 10 huxed
l9ss, long clear v % short ribs, $ IS; short
! con Essyi long clear, IS e5a5 20; short
llams-steady; 81 AGli 90.
AFTERNOON BOARD.
wheat Weak and ia e lower.
Corn Easy and a shade lower
oats lnohangel
LIVE STOCK.
Cattlo-lieoeipts 250i shipments mono: market
luietand hrmer shippi grades aud butchers
ca tle stronger good to choice SHINING. 81 \,
steers, 81 BOD 10; cows aud hoifors, 81 6nG
50 stookere and feeders, SIS uoal 10.
hoga-Re eipts $500, active and arm. % roo
nigh + butchers grade. q l5dl 80 mixed
packing, y 90; lights, 81 sO@4 TO-
Sheep--W receipts pO0i shipments none ; market
ialily acth @ ana steady al ~ 2a05 Is,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20

fresh vegetables and produce
N, .'sd at the Fort Worth Grocer
,fa. consisting OF Peerless and
4 n pnsato, in sacks, apples and
n -. 9,fliels, etc, etc. Send in your
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20

Cattle--Recoipts 5000; shipments 2OtO; mar
ket slow shipping steeTs $50 20 1900 pounds
81 00d6 rs; Htuckers and feeders s. b0G4 10;
90.
sheep Receipts 5000, shipments 800; market
slow and shade lower natives S. 00d3 70
Tex MS 81 25a4 80
Hogs Receipts 1880; string and SC higher
at So 1904 40.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20
ON CHANGE.
Cotton spot Fraction Higher
Failures from Seven to Thirteen
Points Lower.
wheat Opened Firm, Eased on. and Con.
tinued Weak TO the CIose-Liye stock
Transactions Brisk.


NEW YORK March l9.-Money easy All .aq..
per cent Prime mercantile pnper AN ,res
cent sterling exchange ISL fpr 49, n p ~
and sos for demand. N's '''s9
ENGLISH cONSoLs.
oii'noHDvN, March la-CoueOls closed nj
lVN'lt for account. ~
srucks AND BDNDs.
NhW YORK, March 10 The following ,vere
INC ylhcial closing quotations az the Ne,4 Yoft
nlulk eNnhAnRe Ihl. nflnrnnnn. - wv -V-n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20
r0tal sales 32. 300 bales.


NEW YoRK March i9--Cotton--spot closed
steady and l6c higher.
sales 252 bales
Ordinary l3-lGc; good ordinary 3.l6ei low
ni.ddling &c; mlddling Ice; good middling
93sC, middling fair 10 9l6r.
Entnrea closed steady. Z 70 points lower.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20

LIVERPOOL, March 10 Cotton--spot closed
quiet ,,,
ding Is led; middling upland 3D.; middling
Orleans 4 l6d
ii 600; American, 5000.
Futures losct quiet but steady at yester-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20
Chicago

SucAeo, lLL, March Flour--Quiet and
UNI hanged.
Whea,--About lC lower; ~. March u.s., a
l9tc, closed 7sAc, April 7S7GaWNa closed
ls5tci May SS' lasl'te, oloscd $685. June "a ga
S53tc, closed sl3Ec.
orn--About 40 lover; March and April $50
G56', closed 800; Nav SsSd3a sc closed isEc;
June 80 d3g 9c. closed 3S1tU.
PROVISIONS.
Pork-Sal's faJ ged, cash and April 50 900
IS, MAY closed 80 6iif as 40
I.aYd--Haugcd, Ami s. a5Nb F7i6 NAV
closed S. " 40 90; June closed S6O2lSa6 90
Boxed MUats-Dry salted shoulders So 500
00i short ribs s. 20a5 22I short clear S. Boo
55
AFTERNOON BOARD.
Wheat Excited wcnk and lower at T5Nc
Maren, II sG April 81 c May SIC June
COrn-Weak ana lower; 3Aiic March 20 O
April IS &c May; 3stdc June.
Professionally.
Lard Easier; S. 90 March.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20

New orleans,
NEW ORLEANS, la, March lg.-Cotton--spot
clio cd etcHdy.
Saes 90 900 bales
Low ordin ny 6 II Ice; ordinary Z 3.lGc good
ordinary 7ssc; low midsfng Sic; middling
sAc; good middliug 9p.l6ci middling fair
10 Z i6c fair IL 7-l6c
Futures opened and ruled steady, closing
quiet but steady 10 TO - points lower.