Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-20

experts Great Britain AZ, $50: Framed
tinent 6,56l; coastwise i4,il salesa
Galveston, January i9.-Spots al
middling ~; sales 3.6ll,
New York, January lQ.--Co,l{
1910 09s futures steady; Jana)
February, 10; March, 1913; April, d
] .39: June, 1888; July, 1866: August
TENDER 1913; October, 1912.
st. Louis, January lg.--Cotton--a
ding ~; sales 900, receipts l,I0Gd
l,90o; stock $500.
Stocks and Money.
New York, January 10, ii q,
market opened irregular, but caaj
fractional. After some irregulaiiiy|
trade, the market became stroa;
O'Clock recorded an advance ranf.j
TO ~.
New York, January 19.-Money
mercantile paper 51S6GlS: bar sind
change steady, 81 long; S6l sight
Government bonds unchanged u
DUH; railroad bonds steady,
stocks since eleven O'Clock werss1
generally weak. Prices first fellof
under the lead of Denver recovered
was followed by a decline OF XsI
Lake Shore, Denver, Omaha and l
cific; SIS extended %; as liss|
Live Stock.
st. Louis, January l9.--Catils u
nrm at previous prices; shippIIi
2 te5 40; butchers stock, 355&4 n
nogs-Strong, 5000 ..
Sheep-unchanged, 3eSGS IS.
Kansas city, January 40
changed; slow on account OF W.T.
native steers weighing from ~
pounds sold at 4 50tG5: stockert mi
3 6o94 20; cows 2 75(93 rs.
Hogs Easy and slow, 5 secs %.
Sheep-Un4hanged; natives Of
pounds average sell ut 90.
~. Louis, January l9.-Catut1
100; active and firm, all grades i
export steers 5 75db 90. good 10 choa|
SOS %; common to fair do 25Si
good butchers stock 3 50di 80; CON
-; stockers and feeders 50@i y |
Hogs-Receipts 1890: active easitJ
5000 10; packing t@6 20; butcbG!
Sheep-Receipts l,d00; stroug n
medium 3 1904 20; fair to good iseI
TO fancy 5 25@ 50; Texas 2 50@iM
Kansas City, January l9.-Cai.f||
800; steady; native steers, from
pounds, 81 zoos 1913: cows 81 1905
and feeders 50 scot %.
q 6 so.
Sheep-Receipts %; quiet and nts|
- 25GD3 80.
Chicago, January l9.-Hcgs-Rss,|'
demand fair Zoe, lower; mixed5la9|
X mr. IN. lf.,Lt = ~
tattle-Receipts S,0oe: marka
shipping cattle strong, no extra y
6GB 20, good to choice shipplns
common TO fair 20G5 ~; butchers
: .0a 80; stockers and feeders "
Sheep-Reccipts 400; active "
common 10 fair 3 Sol %; medlp~
i.0q4 e0i choice to extra 5e5m
Grain.
ST. Louis, January l9.--WhtsL
No, 2 red 04ls@l op5. Corn, es''
Kansas city. January I've
No. 2 red 81 4@Ss. Corn better 81 \,
st. Louis, January l9.--Whessa
ana irregular. No. > red Ipi,fa
] 0l8S@l 0iiS for Janusry; ! W.
February; 106'4ml 06i{ for Marcll
unsettled and closed lower; WI
1910 iSts for January; so "a IVA ~
bQ@l0, for March. Oars loWsh
39li February.
Kansas City, Mo, January
higher; No. red S73z6g - cash: ~
~ May. Corn firm nc i2l ! CASH Z
ruary; fiiS May.
Chicago, January l9.-Wheal
higher. regular, lgll. January, N
February. No. red, i0z. torn q
and higher; 6tiS@65 cash or lahn7'
ruaiy; 587s March.
Groceries.
st. louis, January la.-f Y!
and unchanged W htsky IL. y
Pork dun, IL - for cash. W
and bacon easy. Lard nOiniha
It. Louis, January ~ .-'.o.''rn,
2 IS. Whisky nrn. III. Fioaf
changed n
It Louis, January la.--igsase, J,
cash and February; bulk noeatsysss.
long clear $50; short rib SCI Xxx,
bacon slow; short rib lOt@ s
Lard nominal. an
Chicago, January lA.--f lpul H.
Chicago. January lA.-- OH XII
but al lower rates; IL lAa ,,ar,.
January; II 3la.l7 81 Tor rspae ID
fair demand, but at lower I'M ~
cash; 10 87ss Tor February. t N
demand; shoulders Gys sH'
clear "a. !, suas|
New York. January w gss'
sugar quiet and nnchangec, +, ~ w
and fairly active; New ilitFaara n
demand fair aud narks u,'sab j
but steady ~ SIS -. ~ lfro,,1|
nominal; /, g. m, ga. la'e