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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-22
FORT WORTH, TEXAS.

| Plympton va. Bigciow, the court OF appeals
of New York decided against the validity OF
| the attachment. Judge Anatews,tho in
opinion, said; The general principle that at-
tachme proceedings can Only bc effectual
against property within tho Jurisdiction IL
clearly recognized by the code. The law Ia
wen settled that corporation has Its domi-
'ile and residence alone IN the sovereignty
which created IL. That II does business In
another state and may he sued there for iis
own obligations, does not brlsg II there for
the de rminotiun OF the rights OF third per.
sons,
The shoe and Leather Reporter snys: We
have been having sonnet hing ofa pinch In
the hide supply FOR tho past four months, and
tn II cir uInSmncc has been hindranco 10
the exercise of discrimination IN the pur-
chase OF Ito X. Every .uch inpedment isa
misfortune 10 10 t,,ldc yhorc Ia this corr
sointion hi,wrver-ths ~ a, lac likely TO
Last long. We hall have hides enough and
To spare before "A great while, aud ma soon as
they become plenty ngain IL IL To be hoped
the tanners win be more Intent on buying
rod qualities than large quantities. In the
preson. condition OF affairs, when people are
so frugal and chary oil cxpendit 70 nobody
has right to expect adequate rewards for In
dnstry, except by the most careful utilization
fmrdu- There Is no marktn FIR y" prul
ness. There IN "a re sonable prospect that
those who do ther work we'll will b.
miTly icnuner uod the eior; those who
dol ~ d'n'i desr'vo remuneration. We
may lie Obliged to work-in o great many poor
hides; very likely we shall; but hut is some
Thing we are accustomed to: hut at all
ercnts, we ought TO sec to II tina, we are not
forced 10 pay more than they ARE worth; IL
h ~ Or.n our ch Fl uilliculty, hitherto, that
tn nsn't been anything i kc The
proper difference between the best and
the worst; hat, OF course, Ia the prin-
cipal reason why those who produce th' su-
perior article are 80 much more thrifty than
their ilei4n az wno max. no ptctcnsions 10
excellence. II costs Just nbuuL the came 10
tan ,p or hide rs IL does n ffst-tate u g; 80
that, unless the hide can he bought II great
deal cheaper. II IL unprofl able TO use, for
the leather wont bring anywhere near as
much.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-22
staple Dry Goods.

Pnrsrs,--Alblon, solid black, O. Simpson
solid black;0; Albion, siiycrgray. ~ Albion,
shepherd plain, u American, fancy, D; AL.
lens, fancy d Aliens double pinlS, 6lG Ar.
erbockor fancy, q; Merrimack fancy, ~; Mn
rion fancy D ~; Orion furniture, o; Berwick,
AZ; Dunkirk, ~; Hamilton check,O
BLtAcHkD SHIRrIN0 AND SHKETIso.-
Lonsdale Sincb, 81: Lopsdale cambria, III:
II uit OF The Loom, 80; New York Mills, lOii:
Wamsutt,. .lOJs, PembrokcGf, 10: Pa broke
~ ": pembroke 81. 20; Pembroke ~, ~;
Pembroke 10, 20 Hope. %inch.. Z; Rose
BROWN SliEErino AND SuIRTIsd.--Atlan-
It's a "a; Atlanta a "; Indian Head B; In
an 1ardstlch ~ P9cahontas ~; Pied
DUcgs--Praitvlfie ooz., ". cents. Haven',
q; West Point soz., ii: West Point /, or, ii
.oLohEp DucKs.Ancbor EH. Sci; Anchor
DD. ~ Boston OH, ~; Boston xA. 1919
TIcKINo-.. ,nosEsag AGA. is cents; Con.
estoga RC, IS; ordis AGE, 10; Merthun,
"A, ID; Omega A, 10; Standard X, II
rhorndike D. ~; Thorndiks A. =; Stand
"raZ; VI; hsnsor .o,.n,o. 7,s ,on,soo
lumbia, o. Jewett, 8; .Amoskeag f01f.
JEAss-Abbotlsi ord, Ia cents; COvington
10; Long Island, ~; Elhton, 81; Crosby
vile, 82if Humboldt ab. -. Nicholas, 3,
90 i 70 500 pair; ia White. sso5 500, ss 10 70
pair. Economy, colored, Bib, sl.s7,l pair
DO, Sib $500 pair. nocky Mountain. co.
ored, IN, s.%; DO, e.lb. nso, Cambridge
vile silver Gray, e-lb., 1855; do, slb., $3.50
Glib, $685. do, S.lb, q. 80. Scarlet, $3.50, 800,
40 900. Blue, $3.50, $50 70 $40 pair.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-22
An Old Murd-r Confessed.

Cleveland. January 2l.-Dell Ash
craft, about 90 ears old, confessed to-
day at Charlton that he and Ira Bid
lake and wife, thirteen years ago,
knocked down and robh'd
in her house Mrs. Rob-
insnn, aged over so, who lived In
Munson, Geauge county, with her i'm
beetle son Mrs Robinson died suoi'
after from the effects of her injuries,
but who were her murderers has been
n mystery unsolved until TO day. Ash
craft i In custody, and officers Were
in pursuit OF Bidlake aud his wife
who lived across The street from The
murdered woman.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-22
The Union Pacific.

New York. January 2l.-rhe report
of the government directors OF the L n
ion Pacific showsa floating debt al IN"
company reduced S3,O)O.OOO by the
proceeds Of the collateral trust LOAD
created Tor that purpose. The report
also shows great Improvement In net
earnings for December rs compared
with several preceding months, and
also that there will tra surplus argrl,
over 81 900 00 for the year after pay
ment of all fixed charges, and seven
per cent. dividen II.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-22
County Court.

The county court was In session yes
ternay and The non-jury docket was
taken up. q. w. Gillespie obtained q
verdict against josephine and "A T.
Ryan for 1882 70. Smith, Thurman q
Co. against Me-.rs. Bigger and Walk
or for $3.50 w. a. James against
tie T.xas n Pacific railroad company
for sl25, and J Il Walker against tn
Texas d Pacific railroa,
company for s75.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-22
Elected.

New York, January 2l.-The Ma.
tional Telegraph company organiz.d
to-day and elected George Il. VIII
liams general manager of the comlpa-
nv. II has lines between New York
aud Chicago, along the West shore
and Nickel Plate roads. Williams for
several years was district superln-
lendcnt of the Western Union at Gin
oinnati
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-22
IIsEL AND.
A NATIoNALIsrs MEETING

Dublin. January u -Nptwithstand-
ing The government proclamation ana
the presence Of 20l police, n mte'inp
of Nationalist was held in the yard of
the Catholic chapel at Loughrea.
Three priests addressed the meeting
den0uncing the government for the
suppression of the meeting of Nation
nli-ts. and advised their hearers to
join the league.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-22

Quiet. 7g,< bid cash: sou bid February; So bid
May No. 2 soft ss.
CORN Lower a9H for cash; asgs@39Jl bid
February: issz May.
oATs-Strongcr at 2S14
IARD--Stronger; prime steam 0j.
LIVE sTOCk.
KANSAS CITY, January l0.-CATTLB-
Receipts 40. good grades firm; native steotH
l,2l5 10 !, 1857 poundsJ 2jdb o.; cows . 2j0pi %
stockcrs and feeders 3T6tDi0U
SHEEP Receipts 40; steady and active;
natives .05 pounds.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-22
A Bigamist Bagged.

Catletts,urg, KY, January 2l.--
Marshal Punch of MI. Sterling
reached here to-day with Mile Hall,
whom he had captured In Lttber
county on charge Of bigHmy. Hall
IL only 10 years old, but Is said to have
four wives. and was about TO marry
the fifth when captured.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-22
New Orleans.


NV ORLEAss. January a. FLoUR--
Market quiet and steady: family 4O0&45
higher grades Th@b IS.
oRS NJ Ai-SCarce and firm mt 2 10.
PoRk---ligher AID scarce old 1917; no new
here.
LARD steady;tlerce refined 50; keg %.
Bul x MEaTn-D-mand fair; prices higher
shoulders packed 81.
BAcoS-Firm,r and scarce. No shoulders
here; tong clear !. clear rib ss@Ms
and steady NJ .
WHISKY Unchanged.
oFrrE-Q quiet ana weak; common toprlme
SuGAE-Stcam steady and In good demand;
common To good comm u thnEs inir 10
uliy iair $40 lss prime TO choice b,s@o}a; yell
MuLAssEs- Active and firm; centrifugal
!o93!; common 2o@24; fair 25e2s; prime /"
RICE scarce and frm. aud in gooddcmand;
Louisiana o'dinar, 20 crime .Sedp53s
BRAS-SCarcc and firm at o..
Corios SEED OIis-Primo crude T@ss.
summer yellow 5000.
CORS.-Steady and In fair demand; mixed
o.: white 90; elbow 6j.
OAps--Fairer demand AT lower rates, 1919,
New York.
PRODUCE.
NEW YORK, January 2I.-FLoUR Dull
lot easier declined g I: towards el Sc
ed red ~; No, red, 81: No red, bh; No. 2
red, si.0A1sol .OGlE.
oRs Spol, 40. 3. 10 ~ lower others
teady; options opened ,.@l1 higher, after
waid felt back y to54, oAlng hrmer win re-
cOvc'y OF a@g|; ungrad-d, b0@l2; No. 2, SIN
%; steamer. 5>94; NJ. =. 6on@62H.
PROVISIONS
CoFrEE--spot, fair. Rio dull and nominal
at ~ 4; options ioHlb lower; moderately bct
sales, 30 o bags
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-22
Cotton.


MEATs-Sugnr cured mans, &c: =. g. q. b
con, ~: =. q. drv salt, o.
LA.D-Tierces. Zoe: 10 and 50 n cans. 10
2Op cans iUi.c.; ION CANE u &c; SIN cans. M
3 D. cans, IDsEc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-22

Hoou- Medium, according To erade oua,,v

Wool. Medium, according TO grade qualify
anu oondltion, ny 10 zoe; ane according Il,
snade; lueity aud condition, i8 TO 20; coarse,
TO lsc; Mexican iniproS d, according 10 grads
g uad,i and condition. 10 10 Is; Mexican, 40
,ofa,hy 70 grade, quality and condition, Ia
bprrs. '" """"' "'
b Minrso oiS llheayy mint. dry l.c.. No.
!. \, isc. No iIyy;, PIE 10 re; No. l. Hight nint,
h =. M nReil ID ylsc; calf skins and bad.
q delingcd, y y ~ &c; green sailed, sound,
, ,c' grng,i ha'ted. srubby, ., N &c; butchers
Funs-shnnk. lcG2oc; raocoon, 2o@ioc
ss o;ss 5l@ooc mountain wolf, ,6casl; fox,
kLrnIEs g. Nominal, season over. Deer
, sn,ns y s,as25; anteiope sking. . n 100 is
soa. sn,hs, eysn ,'glo; sheep pei t. according
,ording 70 A.nonnt o. wool, i0@Isc: MsxIran
shcep nelts, Y D. s0eI0c; Mexican sheep pelts.
~ Improved 'i@i2c; Mexican sheep sheriings.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-22
Will Flied.

The will of Miss l.. Kate Basket.
deceased, was fled for probate In the
county clerks oflice yesterday;
Geo, III Mulkey has appl Tor let
ters of administration.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-22
Chicago.


CHICAGO, January 2l.-CATTLE-R Receipts.
5,tsl stronger and Ia higher. exports Ood8 IS:
gVoh To choice shi pping 3 i0GB Oe common to
medium 6j6l5 TO-
sHEnr-iteceips 1900, steady: inferior To-
fair JU0Gi co. medium 10 good . 7bda 90
cnoicr 10 extra 4 75a5JO
icNnS sheep COelt %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-22
AND LAWS.
h to Secure Homes to
nal Settlers.
valxh's Suggestions for
nendment.

"a "t1
harry 2t.-in response to
h the governor, La nd
Walsh submitted his
school land law Ms
eRislasure, and suggest
ecesary amendments.
Iready been introduced
uye by ReprtSenlativ.
pyiding for thu abolish
Ia board and the sale If
|is. which was reported
ID 4 lIowing extracts are
n. Walsh's letter: A.
the change i'm the
by tie land board on
at the old plan was too
continual: 1.-The law
ktfon for those who act
Ion these lands prior to
! bat on its practical
rates as u prohibition to
ent by the class of men
bmes and extend their
jtfon. the avowed OBJ
les IL to secure popuia-
rage Excitement, but ii
|ince . poor man who
Birwble piece of school
~ 2, 1883, that his
nallatted on like land
%. 1883, is enti-
preference Of one
te aud six months in
mime his Willingness to
Id seem IA wise policy TO
spective settler that he
l1xed price, conditioned
ksfdence and improve
ne for a term of y ears.
the man who seeks IA
4 any OF our educational
brel,ured to wait nj least
"A then outbid any one
4 TO defeat his settle
DELAYS and uncertain
sl,mlnnted from the law,
tlvrs are concerned.
|inr feature of the pres
delusIon and snare. -
a rental of four cents
lvnlent a. but two per
minimum value of the
IA seem 10 invite leasing,
|ticatiOn which subjects
tile leased lands To sale
Hug the lessee rom hi
o the reliiainder, eflec-
Is the Invitation. TIE
x by the law tor AN enc
q lease are too apparent
The fourth section
law authuriZes sal. $ To
Id REST Bidders, and sug-
OF questions. If A of
lore tor seven sections of
nd b offers 81 per acre
{ pections, which is the
best Bidder? The law
iOrlty ~ determine this
the agent who may be
ha board. Again, If A
\ t,er acre for the lease OF
bins, and b offers "
for the purchase
these sections. is
od judgmentto sell to b
he le,ase u A? In fact,
ha hoard. or whoever
he'd With the necessary
ho disrretiun to sell or
" the best interest OF
bud 7 There are many
lAll Ia the present law, L,
bus could be made If the
" Of the whole did moi
f0rcenlent. The board
N In Zones co nty, by
strict conformity
piOvisiUns. 1t IL
>5rY TO examin,
li6 enIes made TO show
kt w. made AS IL mean,
ything ABOVE the mini
f0r sale or for lease
B who have applied un
Hons Of section five of thu
/ ~ the words ''uctua
b m-aning- Of the ,
10 fully explained by tho
butit would be bette
n
10 by statute, and pre-
t6p OF The many mis-
The plan adopted b.
~ " lille IL is yet al
nneve viii prove II
rferable u the law
purchaser elias life
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-22
ITALY.
VICTOR EMANuEL's TOMB.

VICTOR ENANUEI IOMb'
Rome, January 81 The iinal pro
cession of Italian pilgrims TO The toni
of Victor Emanuel took place yestei
day and surpassed any previous dem
onstration.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-22

CHEERS FOR THE GAR.

CHEERS FOR THE CAR.
st. Petersburg. Janu ry 2l.-The
czar and czarina attended col cert al
the Mobiles club last night and were
loudly cheer-d.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-22

London, January 2l.-The cotton
strikers al Lancashire Indicate "'ll
ingness to resort to arbitration to set
tie the question of wages with manu-
facturerS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-22
EGYPT.
coNscRIpr RECRUITS.

CONSCRIPT RECRUITS.
Cairo, January els ven hundred
black recruits for the Egyptian army
had to be driven by cavalry to tn
train waiting to transport them t.
SueZ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-22
ro.DAY's QUOTATIONS..

SuG ,R-Quict and steady: refined weaker:
60 o extra ~ 81. wNite extra q 754@
osS; of Az yellow le@67s; standard a ~;
ct,fectloneta'7 ~ : nj iOaf and crushed
~; graduated III Icubes8l4
doLAs> s-QuieL ana steady: New orlennt
- %: Porto hic0 3gij; English n .nds ~
"a IA.
domestic ij.9Ta: Rangoon i4aTs.
LIVE STOCK.
BEEv s. Receipts I, 70, incud ne % car
loads OF export bLeors: inarnel opened WIN
sharp demand nj IN advance OFF, for DIRE ned
weight, b before tile finish the feeling wa
weaker; late sales at some rednct Oh rom
morning rates; common TO prime steers DN@
II: nesI two car roads In market, 7 70a7
SiI Er Receipts l5,s25:market steady win
large business; 2Ja65 f,rcOmmon TO choice
sheep; 5U1D7 % for lambs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-22
New Orisans.


GALVESTON. January 2l.-iiorros ~.
ceipts, net, 3.72i: grOs.. A,s57; exports, Inr-
eign, -; cOastwire, -: Grcat Brltain
D,sG /: Morgan ity -: stock, %.
spot CLOSED vulct and unchanged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-22

roAtoes northern, o. o.lrrol 2S5 Onions.
northern Dbl, s2 0os0. Sweet potatoes. b06c
f Per 6ashei s, Tnrnips, .osl5c y bu Beans,
small butter, fIsso5c Pickles. n.dia,o NJ h,
eDi,;he,i Gbi:, IS. Pigs feet. kits, 81 ~; Of.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-22
A LIBEL SUIT.

London, January 2l.-The proprle-
tor of the London Globe was commit
ted for trial on charge of liml
brought by Collidge, British vice-cor-
sui ut Ketch, for publishing Cen
trail News dispatch stating that Col
Ii ge was at the head OF u company
which engaged pilots TO wreck vessels
in the Black sea in order to obtain in
surnnpp
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-22
Poultry. Icggs ana nu,,er.

PouLTn, Hens. o. 25ee36O Ger dozen.
extra large young chickers, 70 ~ a3Eg TuI.
keys 70 oo&8 ~; GeeSe. ~ 30 apU VI DucEs
EGGB-Per dozen, $50.
FRESH country outler, choice, o.; Creamery
&C.,; OLD butter, l6Glsc; 4 Oleoninrgaine. lsc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-22
corrox RECEIPTS AT ALL UNITED STATES
Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL. January q. cotton spot.
closed in fair demand, which WA freely mel
at l-l6 lower
sales II, o. American $3.50.
For export and speculation 1000.
Imports 1870: American ISL 80
Middlng nplandB-...'. .''''' o' an
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-22

FLOUR - BtanRrd'A Royal Paten, fson
= bbl.; sacks. 81 009i o. v 100 MS; No. Texas
per lgolbs. So, No 2s2 70. No 81 90. Corn meal
Ger bushel. $50; Hoinin, and vrIts a III,
800 Oatmeal, u haif bbi., 81 co. Crack al
wheat, fb, &c; Crackers: X soda, doc, Xx
,oda, 0seoc; XXX soda. 0Lsc. c.ean De-: Gin.
In light receipti soc@sl. as to quality ana
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-22

t.
London, January 81 1t Is stated
that Waddington, the French embas-
sudor, declared to Earl Granville, for
eign minister, that France VIII NOS
rccomm.nce negotiations with China
until all her objects in Tonquin ART
achieved. Waddington has informed
the French government that Gran
vile approved the views of France III
the matter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-22
-
Building Material

LuMBER-Rough lumber. boxing, II inohes
and under, nratclass, 81; stripping. hxa s2l;
boxing ana flooring, clears, SIS: thick clears,
"a aud III, e25; rough lumber, second class
SIS iolst and scantling, culls, 5Ig.
Sfpina-Flrst common white pine, $40 50;
second do. $40; third do, s25; poplar, 81 Gt ma
tive pine "; so oCD2 10; do "a, SIS; native
DRESSED LuMBER-Boxing II inches ana
under, $40 0ce9& ce do lsx8 SO 00d@ 90;
scanlllng, JoiN or any common lumber
go O0@S ~; boxing over IL inches, S30ODdD
81 w; thick clears, 10 sand 2, So 0Ofp52 so
second class. any kind, $50 DOas23 80.
DRESSED AND MATCHED FLooRtSa--Fir.t
class, s2s; second class, s2l.
WHITEPfNE FuRHlBHINa LUMBEH--lk, Ia
and inch white pine, 500 l inch do, se5.
tEiLINg--BEADED or PLAIN-Eirst COM
mon white pine, ", s32.60; I'd do, $40; 3d do, e25:
PossDJnI ST y poplar ~ os25o; native pine.
10 inch, SO.
snisdLss- White Pine a, IS; do shaded A,
SO, 90 ektra No. l.. $40; cypress, best. any
brand %; do No. 2, o. so do No. g. $3.50. native
sawed heart, Y.bit saps st25
P.ckErs.- white pine, dressed ana headed,
square or Nat, ~: yellow pine do, 81; Hath, %.
LINE, CEMERr, Limo, Austin, s22h
per Dbl. Cement. Louisville or Rosensle u 90
per Dbl; Portland. r6 80 per Dbl. Plaster Paris,
$ew YORK or Michigan. 81 per Dbl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-22
~. Louis.
PRODUCE.

81, tsoulhs
PRODUCE.
At. LOUIS, January 2i.-FLouR-Weak and
lower To sell.
WmgAriiigher and active for May: closed
tong; No. z red ~ III i cash; OH
January: / W February; U]s March o'g
,oR .-Opensd weak and unse tied; closed
flr,n and higher; i5t4pibIs cash; 40 Jann,
aiy: 10 salGss February; : March; bi@5iA
May.
ary: - Febru ~: N-rch. 355s May, but
closed nrm.r, with higher bids.
PiioyIs
WHisKY--Steady mt is
,'nRs MYAL ca 81 ht23 @235.
Provisions arm but slow.
MEAT.
LARp-Nomlnni at + 10.
pOuK--steady; old l5lO; new 10 ..
n LK MEATS Quoted firm; Icing elem
coo IS; shori rib 65d7 ~ short clear No.
BACON Scarce AN 4 strong; lnng cieaf o5h@
Az. short RIB ~ short clear 80.
LIVE -ToCk.
,,.Trtr--ieceip = 10. scar q and firm: :
mand xcpods supply; exports 62 @0 ~
yo,d 10 choice " efs 6pob'O; common u
1iirl Oaj -; butcher steers 4 70 @b "; cows
and heifcrs 8 bhltt GU.
SIirxp- ReceipIs $40: firm and good de-
ninnd: good 10 sxtia . 5Je6 ~ co'ainon u
fair 1jfpi o.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-22
TELEGRAPHlC MARKETS


New York.
MONEY.
NEW YORK. January 2l.-Money quoted
nj lIS662: closed offered
Prime mercantile paper id5H.
sterling exchange L. Is. weaker at 1861;
sight s53z,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-22

Collins. $40 o.: Bimmons'. sIS M. Hacn;naacS'
81 81; Ames's shovels, = dor, ti2oo Horse
s' Fkeg. sSg5; Bar Iron, &, Is; at4ei, III
5ls4eHc. Tin Plate, $50: Tracs
chains, Seo Y dor: Tinware, 10 y cent on,
1one: m,lis ~ cent. on; Machine bOIts, 60
scent. on: Carriage bnits. 7sV cent. Oh,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-22
Croos,r,. Furniture and s,..,.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. imitation walnut
each, q i0esS 10; all walnut, 81 500ia so Chairs
wood seat. y dox. o. 76D7 %: cane and rattan
seat, s. 0ops 90; cane seat, dining, So oo@0 on,
s9 Ola9' 90 camp and rockers, each. 81 $50
T% Mirrors, arch tops, y dor. s2p0@l2 50;
Tables round, S2OOtn3 q; fsll leaf, az bOID6 50:
Safes. cach. 81 25eD7 90: bureaus, Is 5oaoS o.
wash stands, al 250p5 so bed springs, 81 1901 So
Baby Carriages, " 506D2D
Crockery-w q tens, y dox., 81 cool 10; w q
aged, ID 90; fallen hides I6p2c less: dry salted,
Z n loo; green saited. n N 7c; green butcher, p
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-22

Lyons, January 2l.-De Lesseps,
speaking here, said he Is confident that
England will ratify the canal con-
yenlion with English ship owners.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-22


Bark, Cinnamon, per pound. iaa.-er hart.
lbSis; bl-carbonate OF soda per h. s@A<: q n.
e es, I psr castor 81 Per GAL s 90
!mottledl, per y. -sss: cream tartar. q. r, psr
s peISna; ~ Chalk lump, psI pound asi;
drate. IDOL IS ctiorotosml, !, S o. e"mposi.
mon powder 19 io;doyers powders, 2iaS---;
pSund ssapss s? Sa9 G %nolphl e.
sa main nsr e 3, 4 y per o.. ~ sSiains Ger
Grain.
Wheat. choice s5c $3.50. medium, 1880;
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Fesdssuns.
LAY New countr, loose from wagon
ep@poo per ton; new corn, 8Istl2s0 cents
CROPS q Is ps1 S Ssrs Dran XIX per co, -,
seod meal s.oo per 100; miilet. per bAlejiO0ii.
Liquors.
wHmxY-- Rectiasd q iOssibo. ~ psy proot,
sonr nssh, cns year old. d 81 two y; Years oid:
u vVt2 -; three yenrs old " 6OD3 76i fsncy
w csiswSa sTs s. iosS !: Ss:f s.
isi$ i at INV WI. ~ s'ss s;'s
oH1iisAos.-zG "A, Mump : Co.. Extra
i,rys sig otsss % Heidsiek 70 baShet, ~ ~
champaens, y aols %. Geo. Goulsf, extra
siis.s = AZ, per do..s coss - Porter.
EoTrLED BEEn-ist. louis quartz, ~ %; pts.
| si2 60 Budwelsss quarts 90 90 pipx ki3 %;
sanxes Sssr sas uasy ss ss PHs
&: Sisnsss ! sSn', sss y eSsss E ss:. ss.ss'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-22
FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
MIfgJr HALL, RtIRNED,

London. January 2l.--Lusby's Mu-
sic hall at White Chapel burned. Loss
FAC, 900.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-22

q, P 10 R, sn1ss,tiins neg, y 90 Rins Y ~
ehot-n 10 Ss6ck; Bnck shot. S2S5.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-22

Hay New country loose from wagon
1ey@gy per Ton; new corn, 8Ist0ls0 cents
chops as psr 10: barley. &ilas: cntiop
seed meal sl.0O per 100: millet, per bale, 6IG@ii.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-22

Inferior, 00e165c; oatj. aj11g2i<c: bailey aJ6
9'c; corn, Ulfs40c; rye, lo@c; bale hay,
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