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Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-16

CHICAGO. Dec. 1j.-The Central Traffic as
sociation meeting closed to-day with no re-
suits accomplished. 1t was decided not to
ratify the appointment of a passenger arbi
traitor uutil it was decided whether one Off
cial should discharge the duties of both pas
senger and freight arbitrator. A dispatch
was received from Commissioner Fink stat
ing that under no condition would the trunk
lines accept less than % per cent of the
through east-bound rate on Pacific coast
freight and would make no arrangement to
was requested to send out circular asking
for the signatures of all managers in the af-
tiImative OH the question of the adjustment
of commissions after January l. 1t being
the general opinion that the Interstate com
mcrce bill would pass, the opinion prevailed
that it would be better to delay action on i'm
pOrtant matters until it was known whether
there was to be a pool or not.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-16

CoNsTANTINorLE. Dec. esterday
Won Caice, Monticello and Corti, Austrian.
French and Italian ambassadors respectively,
told Said Pasha, Turkish minister of foreign
affairs, that notwithstanding the porte's cir
cular recommending the Bulgarians to accept
Prince Nicholas of Mingrelia as a candidate
for the Bulgarian throne, Gadban Efiendi.
special Turkish envoy to Bulgaria, had eX
pressed i'll Sofia his personal opinion that
Bulgaria ''would do better to walt until the
reelection of Prince Alexander was posi-
bic" 1t is reported that the Turkish min
istry, in view of the representations and
after discussion Of them, has sent to the sui
tan's palace a proposal for the dismissal of
Gadban Etfendi from the diplomatic service
as soon as he returns to C0nstantnOple.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-16
The Opera Rows,

CHICAGO, Dec. l5.-LSpecal Telegram to
the BEE, DE Niyo's statements published
yesterday about the American opera rows,
etc, created good deal of sensation, All
lady principals except Juch and Fursch- -Madi
are out in cards this morning branding his
statements as malicious ialsehoOds, with no
graphs the Tribune from New York saying
the reporter who wrote up yesterdays dis
patch grossly misreprcsented his statements;
that he was going to square accounts with
meant nothing at all malicious. The report
ers here interviewed a large number Of chO-
rus and ballet girls last night All expressed
themselves satisfied in every respect with
their treatment and salary, and claim no dis
satisfaction exists in the company.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-16

NEW YORK Dec. l5.-lSpecial Telegram
to the BEE. The Tribune's Raleigh (N. CO
special says; "The air is full of talk con
cerning the criminal conduct of Congress-
man James w, Reid. Before election Reid
was publicly charged with obtaining money
from the Macheyia bank in Winston Dy using
an order OF Rockingham county, of which he
was treasurer, when in fact the order was
issued for the purpose of paving the county
debt. 1t is known that Reid raised $4,000
ON property not worth over $4,000 and that
he has pledged his salary as congressman
until March to more than one person and
raised money in this way He is reported
to have gone TO Canada.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-16
ANOTHER ATLANTIC CABLE.
The Plans and Prospects OF the Inter
National Cable Company.

LONDON, Dee. IA New York Herald
cable-Speclal 10 the BEE, The Interna-
tional cable company still continues to be
calls forth all sorts of comments and criti-
cisms How will the new company effect the
pool companies? How will ii affect the Com
mercial? How will it affect the war of rates
now going on? Is the new company going
to cause a fall in pool cable stock and West
ern Union? are questions one hears on all
sides. | consequently sought information at
the fountain head and cable you the follow
ing interviews:
saw to-day in little dingy Office, No "A
Nicholas Lane, Mr., Samuel c. Fox, the sec
retary OF the proposed International cable
company. lie appeared highly pleased
10 receive visit from the
Herald and cheerfully gave the partic-
ulars regarding his company, He said
"Of course you know we have met lot of
opposition from the pool companies which,
however, has done MS deal of good. Juds-
ing from the list OF applications for shares
already in, we shall certainly have by Friday
neNt,when the list closes for this country and
abroad, all the money we want but had tile
pool respectfully announced that there was
10 room for another cable instead OF throw
ing mud at ms, well we might not have got so
much. Now, in spite OF all opposition,
we shall certainly go to our full allotment
and the company will be hoated.
The attitude OF the Financial News has also
been something scandaious. Its proprletoTs
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-16

LONDON, Dec, 15.--The Prince of Wales
and Duke of Edinburgh vigorously support
the candidacy of Prince Ferdinand of Sake
CObugGotha for the throne of Bulgaria
They are using personal influence at Berlin
and st. Petersburg in Ferdnand's favor. 1t
is certain they wifi approve his candidacy.
Queen Victoria continues to favor Batten-
more bitter. The Prince of Wales ignores
the presence of Prince Alexander at Wind
sor, and has demonstrated with the queen for
advancing Alexander to the rank of the mil
itary grand cross of the order of Bath, a
grade to which Emperor William and the
Prince Imperial of Germany belong.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-16
The German Army Kill.

lCopwtam 1886 by James Gordon B,ute't1
BERLIN, Dec. ID New York Herald Cable
Special to the Rec. Public interest in
the fate of the army bill grows deeper with
each sitting of the rechstag committee.
Still 1t is quite uncertain whether the measure
will pass. All seems to depend upon the
final resolution of Messrs Wludthorst, Rich
ter and Rickert. The committee are in
no hurry to close their deliberations.
The ministerial organs are furious at the
prospect of the reichstag vote being delayed
till after Christmas. The kaiser takes ali
almost fcveriSh interest in the bill. Reply
ing TO the telegram received from Prince
Luetpold on his return to Munich, the kaiser
sent the Bayarian regent long message,
ending with the following significant pas
sage: May the earnest words you address
to your subjects who sit in the reichstag
have fallen on attentive years"
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-16
A Letter from Mrs. Cleveland.

SCRANTON, Pa, Dec. 15-TSpecla Telegram
to the BEE. Mrs. Swan, president of the
Young Ladies Christian Temperance union,
has received the following letter from Mrs
President Cleveland respecting the action
which the st. Louis branch of the union was
reported to have taken recently upon the
statement that wine was placed upon the
table at a recent dinner given by Secretary
Endicott, at which Mrs. Cleveland was a
guest:
DEAR MADAM:-Y our letter speaking of
the Women Christian Temperance union in
your city has been received. Allow me to
thank you for the contents. Since my return
from New York have been unable to look
over all the mail received in my absence.
SO far nothing has come to my notice from
the ST. Louis dvisisn of your organization
| am inclined to think with you it has been a
mistake started possibly by some newspaper
union. With best wishes, very sincerely,
FRANCES FoLSoM:CLEvELAND.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-16
BRITISH MAIL CONTRACTS.
Details Of the Breaking Up of Royal
MOnOpOIy.

LONDON, Dec. l4-INew York iierald
Cable-Special to the BEE, The Guion
steamer Wyoming, which left Liverpool on
Saturday, mad then 100 sacks of mail on
board and received 800 more at Queenstown.
The Cunard steamer Aurania left Liverpool
the same day with only few sacks, which
she agreed to take under protest, in confor-
nifty with an understanding given by Sir
Charles Russell, q, c., acting for the Cunard
company in the royal supreme court, against
a postohce suit. The disparity in speed be-
tween the Wyoming and the Aurania is
pretty We'll known, and has brought up again
a bitter discussion of the American mails
question, The Herald of December 4, con.
tanning the cabled interviews with the Off
cials of the Cunard and White Star compan-
les and the pOstoilice secretary, have passed
around on Change ana been much COM
mented on. / have thought accordingly the
following papers would interest you. They
are letter from Mr.. John Burns 70 the editor
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-16
No Relief Afforded.

CHICAGO, Dec 10. The general passenger
agents of the northwestern lines met ls-day
to consider the petition Of the Chicago &
Grand Trunk road that concession should
be granted them on thr ugh rates 10 Oregon
and British Columbia I offset the low rates
ont OF Canada by the Canadian Pacific. They
decided not 10 depart from their past policy
OF treating all connections alike, and that
be subscryed by demanding the full plOpOr-
tions of the regular tariff rates from Chicago
and Detroit
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-16
A VICTORY For Bennett.

LONDON, Dec. 15ss-In the appeal of James
Gordon Bennett AGAINST the decision award
ing Cyrus w. Fiele $4,000 damages for state
ments derogatory % the latter published in
the New York Herald. the court of appeals
to-day quashed the verdict against Bennett.
The present decision takes the ground that
Bennett, not being British subject nor n
resident Of Great Britain, the substituted
service on him in London, upon which the
verdict was obtained, was illegal. The court
condemns Field to nav COSTS
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-16

tered into by the Canard and tnman Steam
ship companies for services on other days of
the week. No public opposition whatever
was made at the time to the employment of
foreign steamers which, indeed, then as now,
most usefully supplement the two British
steamers. The sole aim OF the post Office
policy is to secure the fullest advantange to
the public, both as regards the best trans-At-
lantic steamers and as regards the price paid
for SeryireS
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-16
Ganders Arrested Arkansas CITY.

KANSAS CITY, Dec. l5,--At the Instance OF
the authorities of Sioux City, Ia, man
named Ganders WAS arrested here this after
noon on the charge of completely in the muir
der Rev. George Haddock, prohibiionist,
last summer. Ganders who passed under
tine name of James Brown, came down the
packing house in West Kansas City for some
weeks. The nature of his connection with
the murder case is not known here.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-16
Eurneu ont.

. CNCISSArI, Dee. l5.-The live story build
ing occupied by j. NJ. McCulloughs Il Sons,
and liled with heavy stock OF seeds, plants,
agricultural implements, ETC., was entirety
destroyed BY lire and water this morning.
Loss estimated from $4,000 to 100000; IN
surance about $4,000. ..
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-16
lroinr an UnriSing.

RUsTCHuK, Dec 5-StOianoff, a supporter
of the regency, publishes letter in the
Slavianine (newspaperl urging the Macedon-
lans to rise up against Turkish authority and
Join the people of eastern ROumelia and
be Great Bul .ara," with Prince Alexander
as king, otherwise to join in prOclaiming a
Bulgarian republic.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-16
Gold For America.

LONDON, Dec. 15.-Financiers say large
amount of gold is about to be drawn from
the Bank Of England for shipment to Amer
lea to relieve the New York market and ii is
expected the bank will raise the rate OF eN.
change to-day in consequence.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-16
The Elect in Switzerland.

BERNE, Dec. l5-N. Droz, now vice presi-
dent, has been elected president of Switzer-
land Tor 1857, and f. w. Hertenstein, pres
ent minister of war, has been elected vice
president. Both are radicals.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-16

DUBLIN, Dec. l5.-Dillon and O'Brien it is
announced, will attend the campaign meet
ing at Kingston, Thursday. Friends advise
Dillon to give bail, continue the rent cam
paign and force a trial by jury. by estreat of
SuTeties.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-16
:. A. BIACKWOOp,

EeneraI Secretary POStOTiicc
To-day in the royal court the question
whether the statutes authorizing the post
master general TO force any steamer to take
the mail was set down for argument next
Friday morning,
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-16
Tanner.s Rpcord Rroken

PARIS, Dec. 15.--Merlatti completed his
fifty day fast at o'clock this evening. The
doctors IN attendance gave him small
giving BIN food He is IN good condition.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-16
Coded Germany,

PARIS, Dec. l5.-The Temps has advices
from Zanzibar saying that the entire African
coast between Kipini and Lamoo, including
Mande bay, Island Of Galta, has been ceded
to Germany.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-16

e SAN FRANCISCO Dec. l5.-Oliyer A. Lin
den has been arrested here on a Te9uistion
from Illinois, where he is wanted to answer
TO the charge OF forgery.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-16

OF the London Times and statement sent
me December 10, with the compliments of the
secretary to the postof1ice.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-16

Nebraska and Iowa Weather.
Fp>&ebYaa&a and Iowa: FAIR weather,
y .yRler.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-19
900 For Hand and Machine SEWING.
NXHEE@%EAnM FULL STOCK IN ALL NUMBERS
VslIKNIS| Always ON Hand at the MaTdRBOw Co.'S

green ealted 10; bntchoTs green 5Hci sheen.
sgins I5Nl0c.
FRUITS AMI VEGETABI. Es--Orangoa, per
hos, S3di Messina lemons, per box, ilal 10
California s. 00i apples, Northern, per
hbl., 50 bU08 70; Irish potDtOesi per bu,, chli
fornia 81 30 In gackA, early rose
81 jj uariy rose, seed, per Dbl VIZ onions
California Sisc per 10; navy beans 3k9ac, mo
dinm bills Sc, large Lima 40, small butter 5kci
81 lOai 70 per bnshel turnips 100 per bnshei
CARROTS California, 60per bnehel patsnips,
California, 81 - per bushei; beets, California,
~ % per Jnhholi onion sets per bushoi' 81 70.
ARAUr-Foriy gal bbi ST. 2o'gai. hall Dbl
MoLAssEs--t;holce Ioulslana i0a5lc fDcw
crop fair TO good 35ci core syrup $50.
NAILS 855 % kerr basis l0d-.Burden horse
shoe per keF s5j Perkng do . 10, Walker DO
50 %. Burden Dinlc tS; Northwestern horse,
shoe mats No. zoe No. D 2Ge; No. 9 2lc, No, J
&c No. zoe. "l.nke'sip No Sc; No zSc
No. 9 2ici No. 2pei 10 lgc AnsnGie 40 70 4
l5c No. glcj 80. 9 2le. NOT lsci No, lsc.
NUTS Peanuts rnoice 74sc, new pocanf
o&c; Brazil nuts lbc almonds zoe per ~,
PRoylsIoNs-we quote on the basis Of car
Mcat-Bngar cured hams iOgc; augar'cnred
breakfast bacon exc; short clear bacon itci
short clear dry aalt7c.
Fish-Mackerei, 10. n kits No. !. gOci No. z
SOC half bbla No. - 80; No. "A 5Di dried her
rings per box fOc; cod nsh Oc.
.sArd-1iercc 10 % n can't T4ci 20 cant
7ac; ~ cans Ike; Oh cans Dffi IN
Tea-Imperai ioaeOc ganpowdsr 5oa1oc.
sait-Coarse 10 bags Il 2Sal ~; nne In bagI
- LAKE 10 Cat HOOP Dhrrcls y s5i pockeu
2laCc,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-19

Heavy Brown cotton-Gichdalc &c; New
berry, }; Riverdaie &c; Enterprise Sl4e; Attain
Tic 7i{c; Empire A a bi4ci One brown coitopsi
Belfast X $40; Busy Sec &c; Black Grow 6Hci
Atlantic l. l. 8 &ci Marshall A A sc Chapman
SIC; Pioneer y y 2Ac; Bleaehed cotton Iona
dale Sc, Crusade ssGc Pioneer 64ci Pun bloom
10, Peabody &C.; security 5ci Gold Medal Ijici
Forest &c.
Ginghams: Sterling sykcj Chimera e6ci Ia
yoritc sjEc; Pluukett 1hc, Caledonia pfci
t5reylOck l0kc, Fletcncr IKE.
Cotton Piaids' Black Warrior nc; bpnthefn
7Isc; CumDefland64c; Ottowny SIC.
CottOnades: Zee sHc; Little Rock % Favor
tie Ike; Aberdeen loc; Dllic'e Choice lB1ei
ID. Il i7kc; A. 4. lBo; b. " l3kc: Gem lIc.
Ohoyiois Eagle 6le, Everett 7lo; iIneaf
VILE &c; Warren Ne Edinburgh " dissl.
sippi round thread 70; Bay Mile 9ook fold
lOc Ticking. ocean &c Qnocn cry tri
standard Axe, Cordis re; NORWAY Fancy
llKci Acme llci Uxbrldge awning l5c' fals
Dress Goods Domestic iEasiei Foreign
lsaGjc.
EGss-7a7,sc per dozen
FLOUR--Bcst patents s. - per zoe hlsi half
pnten; 81 70, third grade 81 W.
GliAIN--Q Quotations are based on the cost OF
grain on track ia ear lots, Deaiefs heling
from store or elevator gre from 2a2c hishcr.
Wheat sO4S7kc.
OKts S0aazc per Dnshcl.
Corn aSdsTsc.
Barley a5c.
Rye Coo.
GAME-Yeplson I0aise; antelope leNlbc
udaii eOa7bc per dox; wild turkeys tDat3cl
wild ducks s5a50c; squirrels loc apiece.
HIDES AND sRINs--Eo. heavy d Y. hides
lsc per ~ no. heavy 1885, No lishi ite
Try saiicd-iae bull hides sci glue &c
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-19
Corn meAl@-l'cr bunheI 50aatc.
1Iomlny aud grits--Por bbi 81 90.
oatmeal 2 por bali Dbl 81 70.


Cracked wbehL~-Por n Sc,
Crnckers--A soda Sc; XXX soda GIct cream
$40. ginger snaps &c lemon creams %
sundrIes-stafch ici candies, full boxes,
l2ke; halves -; quarters ttlck candy 9l
iORe. fancy l01fhct rope, basis, DO cotton
nc herring, Imported, ST - per kcgj faisihs,
layer, 80 %; cider, efab apple 4De; Missouri,
soc, vinegar l5M2ji concentrated lye ~ 95o
%; iuge, glazed lie per gal, crocAs, glazed
lve per gal dried peaches bm lHr indigo doc per
D biueing 30natl % per dozen, Colomnn's
mustard u SJMl 90 per dogcni mapcnrOni, I'm
ported, lbc b American 7sc boSi buckets, two
Enpi0n do 9sc do 2 D eases IS 10, brilliant s.a
chseB " 10, DO l-l2 cases 81 W baking pos.
dcrs bulk, llc, n cans 81 o.
hice-isonisianR hKm0kc
Sugar Fine powdered bbls, skcj DO half
bbls, &C. cut Loaf SCI eiapdArdsl Ae3
Louisiana graduated 7Noi standard a 7hci
choice white 7Sfcs Louisiana y. c. 3m1i4c.
PODBrRY--We quote uhiekcus 81 t0@2 20
per dOs, turkcye lb4o5c; geese 20ab0c; ducks
per dor. 81 7bas ".
WOOL Market nominal we quote; Twelve
months clip, light, nnc aud medium liMl7o,
nn0 heavy 10 light lI2ltc; ak montbw light
line 10 medium l0Nl3ci fall, 6ue heavy /;
tall, light inc medium ---- course 70 i2c.
WHISKY -necugod 81 1901 %, ~ per proof,
sour mash, two yaar-old, 81 COAL 10, Tires
year old 81 goa2 20; fancy extra old whisky
u O0ab %.
Low ordinary . lCc; ordinary i-iCc; good
ordinary u lie, low middlinR Lie. mid
ding e.i1c good middling 01c; middling
fair l0ac; fair llA4c,
duil and IN buyers favor,
for Junc'July optonsi othcfs unchanged,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-19

pnoprcR, PROVISIONS, v

ppODUCF, pnOVIsIONs, BY. 4,
NEW ORIEANs IA March ls.-Markels Jun
and nominally unchanged - s.,,.,,
Flour hoice 81 90 fancy s. 20, extra iahcs
81 90 Minnesota and winter NhNA'
SCorn-Whlte 4lei yellow sc
Oata--8gc.
Cornmeai--S2 10 49,, -t- sn1t. IA
Hoy pradu, Is Dull, shade lower
pork-si0 90.
Iard--S5 20. 49,, q, on linn
Bulk Meats sailed sbon4ests 70 ~
clear and clear rib - MS. 49, ss On.
Bacon-shoulder "a 81; long eieAf - ~
clear rib s. g6s
Hams--S9 O0da -.
Whisky-Sl 00a 70.
fjohee-IsiO 6al0kc.
RIce-3A d5Ec. ,Yln.e
sugar-Open kettle choice q i,.It KIM
AZ. fully fair, a. cenuunsais ~.
formulated, G1ii choice white, 81 on Whi'e'''''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-19
! ITALIAN MILLIONAIRE.
:, which n Princeiy Fortune
n hH' was Made.

400 Philadelphia Telegraph.
.'.,ne' about 6:S0 O'Clock, died
,.s,.ssodcr Torlonla, at the adj
i elghiy-six. lie is said to
v ne richest man in Italy. His
y. q. really great even when COM
VA the great fortunes Of other
w and he expended a
~, n II in works OF charity.
\ l-, enterprise with which his
h ~, ,ssnected Is the draining of Lake
s Nsich he carried through sue
md which has been an I'M
ilg n the agricultural popula-
Xxx Sst district. The list of his
4 ..gsnrlses principalltles, duke
sOl maraulsates galore. But
4 ,,sl source Of all his
,ras n peddler's pack, adj
il must be said, by a
issI peddler's brains. Prince
s..ber made a colossal fortune
I'M great Napoleonic wars. In
me carrying of contraband
,veen one country and another
lce Of a serious peril, and Of
etc gain II successful. The
sggorIouia was bold, prudent and
.s,sd. and he succeeded.
ssssased Prince Alexander
.sser sums OF money by
M tobacco monopoly under the
.1rerpment. lie was also a
eide and influential connec-
rbe balls OF Casa Torlonia were
n astltutIon in Rome some half
40. An foreigners who had
..ssfions with the bank were in.
M be sure the number Of foreign
r.ss much more restricted In
d 5.rs before the invention of
sam horse and the ayatar
~, Cook of touring
~ But everyone was not quite
H. for that particular form of the
q sIould which followed those fes-
Y ,,,ytaInments. II consisted In the
"a morning, Of turnkey in the
slIyery who gracefully demanded
ram every visitor who had en-
I a n princely hospitality The
MAS quite openly done,
rs recognized institu-
y M very sum given was fixed by
All scudl-about a dollar-and /
aauy persons in Rome who per
collect having given it. A still
iu,ous feature of the affair was
xife of The then head OF the
\ D.ed to sit with a huge list before
tck off each name as servants re-
!, With their scudi-which were
N d her. Whether any portion of
thus collected, or If any, what
ION was divided among the sery-
Xrgards, | am unable to state
Ytalny. History is vague and
HON that point. But the fact of
ktilon OF money from the guests
I n cSepted with absolute certainty.
Stascd Prince Alexander married q
Ngof the noble house of Colonna.
| Thought terrible mesalliance for
y asse days, and some indignant
ulstocrats yelled their column
Hottie Colonna family and their
vita Grape on the day of
m lnisge. But all which might
~ ae Of race in that alliance
Z ago been decently covered
he richest cloth of gold, If not
2y obliterated. As to the
Old man, he will be mourned by
Viii and needy, the fatherless chill
widows, and many who were
mdoppressed, and that is a glory
1isAhes the blazon OF princes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-19
q Of a wealthy stoekman.

p Col, March 1s.-A special
irous, n, NJ, says that S. B.
one Of the wealthiest merchants
RniserS of New Mexico, COM
'llclde by shooting himself
I'VE heart yesterday. He was a
New Hampshire, and came 70
Slco in 1916 and was one Of the
yantees of the La Junta grant,
most valuable landed proper
hrfitory. His son committed
lew months ago. Trouble
IS0a his mind, causing him to
4 son, The coincidence of the
lAe fact that the deed was com
ne same spot and with the same
zach ended his sons life.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-19
New york.


NEW YORK. March lS.--Flour--Dull.
Mheat-~Sp.t lots shade lower and dull; on.
tons opened heavy. later ruled stronger, clos.
ing iifm; No. red March 9ilid9tsc, closing
0eo; April "a c9c, closing Y42c, May N5if a
053sc closing 95ac.
Corn-Lower, closing steady; options lower
closing firm; spot No. =, 46d IS elevator; a
d4Sc ailoat. March i6a4Gsc, closing at 46Gci
April 4gl5 ailAc, closing AZ 1910, May ibcl
closing t1sc.
Provisions, ETC.
Coiiee-Spot fair; hio dull and easy AZ 81 al
s4c,optons shade loworand moderately active
No, Rio spot - -; sales 2600 bags april 81 q
al %; May So 950I 00 June IS %; July 81 o5d
90.
sugar Dun; reGaed dull C SAB &c extra c
81 G5lsc white extra h1@i .l6c; yellow ~
G5c off A6&G
Moasses--Afore active.
Iice-Firm and IN fair demand
Tallow-Fir
Rosin-Stcady.
Turpentine-Quiot az 4sc
Pork-Dull and nominal, old mess 50 ~
@l0 %; new 81 0odll so,
cut Meats-Firm.
Lard--IIlgher and talrY1 active Western
steam spot So 23d6 30: AMI 50 2QaG ~; MAY
So 2sd6 "a.
LIVE STOCK.
Beoves- No trading, no fresh offering dressed
beef eteady at Td9e for Sides
heep--Receipts 7l0Oi duh and lower will
slow sales and "A car loads TO carry over sheet
81 00G6 so per 100 pounds, with 3 car loads o
export wethers at So SIS yearlng lambs wen
at 50 OOa7 70,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-19

aklng powders are one OF the
! to the cook in preparing per-
Wholesome food, and the house.
y DO well to be on her guard
liking powder tramps. Silver
Ping Powder is never peddled
nv to house, as the manufacture
|Asllshment of j. IL. Brown Is
It's uttermost to supply the de
yAtcOme through legitimate chan