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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-12
Building Material

LuMBra-Rough lumber, boxing, y lnoheA
and under, frst-class, 81; stripping. 56xS, sal:
boxing aud flooring, clears, S.5 thick clears
u ant -, e2b; rough Lumbar, second Glass
sl& toiNt and scantling, culls, Sl6.
SIN NG--flrst common white pine. $50 hll
SECOND do, so; third do, SIS; poplar. 81 81; ma
rough Sl751.
DRlsSswp Misunderstanding - inches ana
under SO oOgoS 0o, do lSxS, $50 O002S DC
scRnillng, JoiSt or any common lumber
$50 WetS %; boxing over IL inchea, $50 moo
~ w; thick clears, NJ TO rs and q sSD UOeaa2 90
second class. any kind, $50 O1a23 90.
DRESSED AND MArCHED FI.ooRIHa--First
Glass SIS; second class, s2I,
WHITE PINE FURNISHING LuMRsR-lL, IL
and inch white pine, $40; inch do, SGS.
NEiLIN0--BEADEp OR pnAIS--First com.
mon white pine, ~, sS2.5O; I'd do $40; Sd do, s25
poblnr y, ST.SG poplar, Is, $3.50; native pine,
do inch. $50.
snINGLEs-whitc pine A, 81; do shaded A,
si.2o. do extra No, |, $3.50. cypress, best any
brand, SIS; do No. ?, $3.50: DO NOD, $50; native
sawed heart, H.6l; saps, 2Saj.
P.JRETs.-White pine. dressed and headed
square or Hat, 81; yellow pine do. 81; lath, 81.
LIME, CEhEST, ETC..--iIime, Austin, 81. rs
per hbl. Cement. Louisville or ROscnple. Ssi
per bbl.; Portland, o. 90 per bbl. Plasterp
New York or Michigan. 81 Der bbl,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-12
Cotton.
staple DIV Gootin.

PRIsrs.--Alpion, aolld blncS, 0: simpson,
solid black;U ALBION, sliyergray. q; Albion,
shepherd plaid, .; American, fancy, D; Al.
lens, fancy q; Aliens double plnk, ~ Ar.
rold's inncy, as; cocioco fancy, u kuIcll-
erbocker fancy, y; MeirimacK fancy, 81; Ma.
rion fancy 5ts Orion furniture, .; berwick,
~; Dunirrk, AZ; Hamihon check, 0.
BLTACHED SHIRrISp AND SHEETIHo.--
BsllardvaleN- smell, q; Chapman 3Ginch, 81;
Lonsdale 3B-inch ~; Lonsdale cambria, lIi5;
fIut OF The Loom, sH. New York Mills, 1917;
~. 49, Pembroke 81. %; Pembroke 81, ~;
Pembroke lO.i, %; Hope, sGinch. Z; Rose
Bud 3.inch, .; King Beo cambrlc, TX.
BRows SIiEErIso AND sHfRTIs0--Atlan-
dan Yardstick ~; Pocahonlas TX; Pied.
mont u Lowell l0-i, ~; Pembroke "a, 90
Pembroke lo-i, 22ls; Enterprise r. Il. "
so po i aaSas soi ss ern sr y sol
u; wet Point sos., III West Point icox., Il.
CoLoEED DpcKsIAnchor EE, Sci. Anchor
pD, ~ Boston Oh, -; BOSTON xA. lc1S:
TIcKING-Amoskeag AGA. 10 cents; Con-
estoga re, IS: cords ACE. Is; Merthun,
AA, l5;. Omega a, iG standard X, II
Tho I ~. a d, VI; Thorndike A. 8; Stand
"' HfcR s,S srRipE2Mechanics ~ conts;co-
lumbia. 8; Jewett, 8; Amoskeag, lOlf.
JEANs-AbDottsioI ord, A. n cents; tOyington,
Vile, slts Hnmbdidii. IS; 8. EiehJlas, IS
BLAsKErs-l94 white. si.25, 40, l.76, 200.
259 TO 800 pair; IA white. s2,o0 800, $50 70
ioq pair; ~, white; sxS sgg 4'oe q 2 TO &c
orcd, Alb. SLID; do. Glib. Gisl Cambridge,
colored, Bib, 52.Sj: do, H., $40. Saxon.
star 4 Crescent silver Gray, Eib.. s2.Tb; DO,
40 70 800. Bias. a. <.fo TO s.'opair. '''''
Meats and Lard.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-12
to-day by attachments aggregating
over $4,000.
GALVESTON.
Marine Items and Other GlenniDgs
From the Gulf City.

Special to the Gazette.
Galveston January 1.-THE Danish
brig Marie from Rio DE Janeiro, ar
rived yesterday with $500 sacks of cof-
fee, consigned to Messrs. Schneider q
Davis of Dallas. This is the first di-
rect Importation of coffee for any point
in the state outside of Galveston, and
is one indication that trade Is seeking
interior commercial centers.
On November 9Th, the Swedish
bark Glad sailed from Liverpool
for Galveston, and arrived nc
iris port yesterday with 400 tons of
salt, 10000 fire brick and sundIies.
Captain Lauriesen reports that soon
after leaving Liverpool he los' his
boatswain, VIM. Larsen, who fell over
board and was drowned before assist
ance could reach him. Larsen was a
native OF Sweden, AZ years old. The
captain reports having encountered
very rough weather on the passage,
and has entered protest against re-
clamation for goods damaged during
the voyage.
BY Associated Press.
A DEEP WATER DELEGATION.
A meeting of the deep water COM
Illltpt ~ ctileu loT IO-HoTTOW nlRlt.
1t is thought one matter to he cpu-
sdered is the selection of a delegation
To 20 10 Washington in the interest of
measures proposed. The gentlemen
suggested are Messrs. Runge, Street,
Fowler, Marx and Wells. Some be-
lieve, IL best first TO arouse an active
sentiment throughout the state,
and have the committee that
is to go to Washington compos d
of representative men from the whole
St te
Matters between the two street-car
companys here are becoming lively
The Gulf City road has purchased iron
sufficient to lay half mile OF track,
iron to he delivered by February 18th,
and other material as he road is nego-
tiated for. The other company, the
Galveston City railroad, has dislribu
ted rails along the line on both av-
enueS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-12
Now Orleans.

GRAIN.
Cosr.-Higher ana scarce, mixed 90; whine
and yellow o.
OATS. STEADY with good dcmand.at 50.
PROVISIONS.
New OnLEA Ms. January Ill., FLOUR
Firncr, with moderate demand; family
I Ohai ~: high grades ifsG,5 S.
CORN MNAL---Fii m with moderate demand
ut "a ~ Is.
PoRK---steady, good demand; old l5 new
ln3.
LARp-stondy and fair demand tiorce re-
fined ~; Key W.
BULK MgATs-Fair demand; shoulders
steady; packed, 0 - long clear and clear ribs
hightr,TA.
BAcoS--Quiet; no shoulders here; long
clear and clear rib ~.
HAMs-Choicc surAr-cured canvRsscd dull
and unchanged ut i3fpl3e.
WHfsRY--Steady; nChpnged.
CoFFEY-Dull; common to prime lO}SdlS34.
SUGAR-QuieC steady; in good demand;
common 10 eoOdcommun 1lG0b; fair To
fully fair $40 ss prime To choice 5s<C0G:
yellow clarified 6s4gE white clarified 75G
graduated ~.
MnL.ssEs- Market steady: centrifugal
l7@2l; common 2Os2l; fair 25@2S; prime TO
choice 3iGi6
RrcE-Stcady with good demand; Louisiana
ordinary ia prime MjS..
BKAS-Actiye; prime l0.
COTTON SEED OII-Prino crude 3,nSs
extra levec summer yellow i.9&i.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-12

ooL--Mcdium, according 10 grade, quality
and condition, l7li 10 zoe: Hne according 10
according 10 grnde p.aaiiiy aud condition, rs
10 lpc; Mexican improv q, according to grade
qualify and condition. W To ~; Mexican, nc-
TO u: bury, less, according To amount OF
hurrR.
HIpEs-No. iheavy hint, dry u N lzc.. No.
heavy mint, dry, q N nc. No. |, light flint
p 10 lSu No. 2, light illnt, p N Toe: bulls and
heavy, dnn aged, u N blEc: calf sEin and bad
~ damaged, = N 10 Sc: green sailed, sound
green, 4 N SIC.
FuItsskunh, lO@eJc; raccoon. 2o@4oc
cayotes. $4,000; mountain wolf. i6@Dslc fox,
20gH25c.
,fEhTRIEs-- Nominal, season over Deer
skinH, Y ID 2i@25; antelope skins, n N 100 ~
goat hkihs, e1oh lO@2p sheep potts. according
oording TO amount OF wool, l0Ql5c: Mexican
sheep pelig, y 10 S@Dl0c; Mexican sheep pelts,
improved, ll@l2c; Mexican sheep sheriings,
bc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-12
SHERMAN.
An Insane Darkey-Minor Local Notes
of the Day.
season.
: pecial TO the Gazette.

-pecial TO the Gazette.
Sherman, January 1.-THE negro
boy brought from Bells last evening
and placed in Jail, supposed to be sut-
fering from by drophobia, was to-day
adjudged insane aud sent to the coun-
ty poor farm to be cared for.
The commissioners court, after being
in session about two days, adjourned
to-day at noon, to meet in regular SEES.
sion the second week in February.
Candidates for city offices are stir
ring around.
Last night the white Elephant"
saloon was robbed Of IS.
Mr.. Noah Miller of Collinsyille is in
the city.
The teachers and trustees conven-
tion met at the court house this morn
ing to consider points most likely 10
improve the common school system.
Several important questions We're
brought before the convention for dis
CUSTOM
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-12
All Aboard for Atlanta, Nashville
and Points Beyond,

The Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe takes
you through the loveliest part Of Texas
and through New Orleans. The beauti-
full crescent city, where roses bloom
the whole year round,
Time by this route to New Orleans,
twenty-nine hours, fare $3.50; Nash
vile, two days, fare S2lS0; New York.
three days and six hours, fare s4i.65.
Only one change of trans to any OF
these points. Ticket office in Hotel
Pickwick. Il. Il FosDICK,
Ticket Agent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-12
An Important Meeting.

There will be Il meeting of the sub.
scribers to the stock of the Mechanics
Building and Loan association to-
night at 7:S0 O'clock, in the hall over
Read q Co.. stare, corner of Houston
and Fifteenth streets. All the sub
scribers are invited TO he present, as
the meeting is for the purpose OF or
ganization We are informed that the
stock is being rapidly taken and the
full amount, 100000, will soon be all
subscribed for.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-12

STOCKS.
= York, Jannary ll.-Goyerpment.

New York, January lI.-Govcrpments
firm.
RIA lroad bonds strong.
In bond market West shore 4 Buffalo fivcs
We're actively traded IN, sales amounting 10
i,6S6,,OO.
Bonds opened ut 81 and fell on to 5TZ and
rose TO 6)h. Considerable amounts were
bought to cover short contracts reported.
The new financial rlan of the West shore &
Northern River Construction companies
provided FIR the income bonds VIII ch shall he
second mortgage on the West Shore proceeds
this issue 10 be sufficient to relieve both
companies, and bonds to he take by syndi-
cate capiiali Is, Including parties Interested
in Pennsy lvsnia railroad company. 1t is
rumored that Vanderbilt secured the road.
State securities steady.
Stocks Gull, but in general, short interest
materially Increased, and tho efforts of the
bears were direct ed chiefly against st. Paul,
LouiSyille& Nashville and Omaha and Lacka-
wanna. As compared with yesterdays close
prices are generally fraction
higher. 81. Paul preferred is one
per cent. lower at l5k, and
Oregon Navigation and jersey Continental
y per cent. higher Mt coz and 500 respect.
lively. IN specialtes Chicago, ST. Louis &
Pittsburg prefer re rose y TO IS, Long I-land
2 to $50, Memphis d Charleston 2to 49, Ohio
& Mississ ppi Il 10 2ils, Ontario q Western &
to lSN, New Ioik and Texas land "a to 3Iia.
Louisville. New Albany a. Chicago declined
. TO 81 +, aud Pullman Palace / tolH. Trans
actions, 10000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-12
COLEM AN.
A General Jail Delivery fursuit, But
No Capture.
cussion.
speoial 10 the Gnzette.

Special to the Gazette.
Coleman, January II The prisoners
made their escape last night. They
cut the door from the hinges and let
themselves down from the window
with blankets. Two of the prisoners
who escaped were in under sentence
for theft, convicted at last term of dis
trct court aud were in Jail waiting
the action of the appellate court. The
sheriff with posse of twenty men are
after Them, but no arrests yet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-12


COFFEE AND TEA.-uoprrr--Common
l2,4o:. ordinary. l3c.: fair. 1ilfc prime Rio
l1c;s fancy, l5lSc, old government Java, S0ix
Arbuckles Aiiosa, lsISGls;zc.
TEA-lm imperial, sOos,u. gunpowdcr, seS9To.
SuGAR-Fino powdered, bbls. iu..c.; do,
haltbbls., i0ssc.; cut loaf, iO1.o.; granulnted
s'tmA'tc.; s,nndafd A. SDs6ylSc.; NJ o. choice
white, SssnStsc: do cho \. O., siSGoSjSc.; D. X.
prime. $50, 70. Very strong.
FisII--M aokerel lob kits, No. L. 81 lb No
?, 81 .0S; half bbs., No. ]. S7.01; No. 4, 500:
White nsh, No. !, hlf. bble. sT.25; No. Z, y6.25:
Dried hcrrings, per boz, DOC. Cod nsh; &c.
SALr--Coarso. IN BAYS, s,9SeDl.55; fine IN
bars, -: Lake, In HAT hoop bbls., e2.ip:
pockets, bkn5lSc.
CANNED GoOps.--Prlces per do1en: Pine
apples, standard, sl,75: Peaches, standard. .
ibs,, Si.6b; ,hs., s2,25sa2.JD: yeconds z Bs
sl.iO ios., "a Tomatoes standard, bs.
sl.l0; SECONDS, u.s.. -; lbs sl.3osal.in; Green
corn, si.l0tnl.e5. Green poas, 1875; Goose
berries, sl,g5tDl.iD; Raapberrles, ST S0GDl CO;
oysters fGll weight, b.. sii5: D., $40; light
weight, H., SOC; To-, SLAP salmon, o.,
sl.b5Tl.TO, N. S.; Mackerel, l n,
tl.a5@ -; Sariines American. 500 caso;
Imported, slc60cl4 10 case. Strawberries z 10,
1l.2a@L8l; Blaokberrius. Sl.25: Green Kages,
VI AZ; Eagle Condemned milk, sS6p; crown !,
S;uSDRfps-Sinrcb 4l%c SOAP common
,lSc: German olive, sc. Candles, null boxes,
lyAsc halves, Ice; quarters, l6c. Indigo. &c 70;
Hlueing. 3O1l.0D dozen. Coleman's mustard,
si.S06es5.tsi dozen. Maccaroui. imported lScIb.
American, el.M box. Bucse;s, two hoops,
$40 dozen; wen buckets. Si.25 dozen. Broorns,
9i.7Se1S.2jdoyen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-12
Hung Jury.

New York, January 1.-The suit
against q. p. Huntington and Thos.
w. Pierce, brought by VIM. Brady to
recover $50, 900 claimed to be due AS
commissioner for negotiating pur-
cbascs of so 900 shares of Morgan's
Louisiana 81 Texas railroad company,
which was on trial in the Kings
county supreme court, ended to day
in disagreement and discharge of the
jury.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-12
LOCAL MARKETS.

ana meats. ard was affected somewhat by
the condition OF the meat market. Meats are
stu In very exc ted condition, and likely
to 20 higher. sugar IS very sl'f,;
The dry goods market IL firm and settled.
Cotton advanced a. The market is active.
Receipts m again on an Increase.
Millet came in freely to-day.
Chickens remain scarce.
Hides and furs are firm and In good de.
mand. The receipts are light.
GO AND no LIKEwIsF.
Tho annual report OF the Merchants TX
change ofSt. l,ou,s. shows q membership OF
a.5o5. The expon iitures during the past
year were sa0,2Sii. leaving u balance on
hand of 1883 60 There is on hand besides u
reserve fund in bonds and cash of $500 81
HOG PACKING.
Up 10 last saturday the number OF hogs
packed dur ng tho season lacked l2i 200 Of
reaching the number NJ the .amo date last
season. Taking the eight packing points
chicago, Cincinnati 81. Louis, indianapolis
Milwaukee, Louisville, KeolSuk and Nebras-
ka city, tho totd number packed this sea
son reaches $500 100 against 2,Tis,95S last sea-
son, q falling oil OF lSS,29.
AFTER pEArH.
A person to whom an acceptance, blank as
ne can complete tho bill by filling 1 4, his own
name rs drawer even after the acceptor'S
death, according 10 the decision ur tho In.
giish court OF appenl in the recent case OF
Carter vs.. White.
sTIPULArIoSs IN PROM ssoRN NOTES
a promlssory note containing a provision
In these words: "lnd IN case orlepal pro.
ceeding' On this not, q gree to pay ten per
negotiable under the law merchant. Makers
or promissory notes may make stipulations
affecting their liza, illty, and the remedies to
be taken against them In case OF dishonor,
and after m ,tuuty, without destroying the
negotiable character OF ne notes A note in
the usu Il form to which is added, "waiving
right OF appe Il II all valuation and exempt
lon laws" is negotiable Zimmerman vs..
Anderson, supreme court of pennsylvania.
REDUCTION OF nNrEs.
Tho reduction OF rates OF the htchison
Topeka & Santa Re railway commission
elicits good deal OF discussion in the. Kansas
pres The Emporla Republican Governor
Eskrldre's paper says
"If the shippers nj freight over tho Atchl.
son, Topeka & Santa 10 are 10 lie saved ST.
co 900 per year herea fior by the action OF
the railroad commissioners IN fxins legal
freight rates the decision Will
certainly meet with popular approval. . he
item is II considerable one, and viii
tend TO satisfy the people th,l there Is money
for hem In railroad legislation. II the road
refuses to carry freight al the rates flxod nv
the commissioners IL OF course inc T, the risk
OF more stringent o. Station. There IA no
probability that elthi parry can afford TO
al ,.f a IA,
The public sentimen. is the other yav and
there is not an important newspnner i'm the
state disposed TO antaeon 20 publIc sonti-
ment ON this question. We nr,sume tho
road VIII for these. If for no other r4asons nc.
cept the rates fixed by the raileoad commits.
sIoners and gracefully subnit Ia N roiuc,io,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-12
Under New Management.

The Parlor restaurant has changed
hands, aud under the supervision of
Mr.. Il. NJ. Murphy will fully meet the
expectations of the public. Meals,
twenty-five cents; day board, 81 a
week
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-12

Bark, Cinnamon. per mound. ls6s--c: bark,
Peruvian, per pound, lGas'n: borGx per b,
pefaH per 10. @Di: castor oil per gal. 50GDl 90;
cint'Iooida, per o., 0)Ssl co. CASTLE soap
(lnottBd), per 10, nos cream tartar. q. r.. p6r
pound, s.tD-.; chalk, lump, pcr pound, 2e0s;
caiolnel, II. & W., per pound. 70ll,O. caloneI,
English Per pound, lOGl -; choral hy-
dIote. 1901 ~; chloroiorln, " 90; coDiposi-
tion powder, 3JepiO ;doyers powders, ] 2My----;
EPSON salts, per pound. sos; gum opium. per
pound, -; gum canphor, 2slt-'-; morphine,
per o., ~ rs: machine oil, golden, 5000;
quinine, T. Il w, per OK. ! Us. Quinine, Ter.
mum, per OK, D..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-12

hails. rates. 81 60; Hoes. 81 p cent. on; Arcs,
Collins. $40 ~; Simmons', $40 O0 Hackinaack
s75g Ainoss shoves, z doa, $500; Horse
shoes, p Eeg, Sbe5; Bar iron ~ IS; Steel, 7r;
sheet iron, No. n b. &c Fence wire
54G6isc. Tin Plate. $40 OF; Trace
chains, s600 q do2: TiDware, 30 a cent. on:
Eonee mills Is " cent. OF: Machine bolts, 90
FOent. off, Carriaga hplte. rs h cent. OF.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-12
LIVE STOCK.

KANSAS CITY. January Ii-CArTLR-
Receipts D'; market frmer at lO1el5 cents
higher native stee y 1850 10 l,30J pounds
25Gi2.
5HKEP--Receipis IL 0; steady for good
natives. common ayerage1. pounds %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-12
Poultry, Egxs and Butter.

POULTRY Hons, SO ODG3 % per DOZEN.
extra large young chickens, On 6@325; l'uI
keys, s. lDyS "; GecDB, ~ 80 600; D.cks
IS O1tp3 90
EGDs-per dozen, lie,
Fresh country Dutler, choice, 8: Creamery
fc.; old butter, iGd lSc; Oleomurgnine, lsc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-12
CORSICANA.
Two Cattle Crooks Sentcnced-An AS
signment.

special to the Gazette.
Corsicana, January 1l.-Ben Terry
and William Walker were each SEN
fenced in the district court to-day to
two years in the penitentiary for cat
tie stealing.
f. A. McSpadden, dry goods mer-
chant, to-day made an assignment to
II. H. Harvey, for the benefit of his
creditors. Assets, $4,000; liabilities,
Sl3 400.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-12
nrsads,un.

FLOUR - Stanard's Royal Patent, $500
p bhl; SACKS, ~ S6taS % q lON rs.; No. Texas
per lOU lbs, 81, No s. Is, No 3 81 90. Corn meal
per bushsl, S5c HonlnS aud Rrits, ~ bbl.
IS %; Oatmeal, u hair bbl.. OF 30; Crack ed
wheat. Tib, Bc; Crackers. Y SODA GGc, Xxx
soda, Bk@c Xxx soda, 6Isc c:enn &C.: GIN
GET snaps, $50; lemon crGniiih, Size Wheat
in light receipt; s0c@sl. Ms 10 duality and
condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-12
THE GAZETTE: FORT WORTH TEXAS SATURDAY. JANUARY r.
Strike of Ice Men.

Hudson, n. ", January 1.-THE
annual strike of ice harvesters for in
crease Of wages has begun.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-12

WHBKY-Rectined 81 l0sl50, a. per proof;
sour mash, one year old. 81 ~ two years old;
extra old whisky sid95,
WINEs-Clarei. caso.is3 5O@io0O. az per O nal.
ity; Catawba, pergallon, 300 So Port, 81 2o
per gal, 81 COOS %; White wine. In cases.
CHAMpAoNE-G. II. Mumm d Co., Extra
Dry, $50 Oo933 %; Heidsick, in baske Of, ST OO9
% %; Krug, in basket, s2S O0GsOn0, Domestic
dry, pinta. s7 50.
per doz., 81 O0eo2 70.
BOTTLED BEgR-st. Louia quarts, 9l2 00;pta.
gl2 ~. Budweiser quarts al2 ": pints els %;
schiitz Milwaukee, quarts el2 10; pipts sl3 or;
Anthony Kuhn's, qts sl2 20, pinta Sl2 80;
ii. Clausen a Sons nhp Wpagne beer, quart,
fll50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-12

fotatoeh. northern, p barrel 21j: Onions,
northern hbl., g ., es3 TO- sweet potatoes, 50Ge
y per bushels Turnips. ib@abu y bu. Beans,
II. y. med, bbls., cents: large lima, gODblsc:
pbbl.; haii bbl., co. Pigs feel. kits. 81 ~. cl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-12
Kansas City
PRODUCE.

KANs4B CITY. Jan ,ary H. WHEAT
ruary: SgI3 May.
Cohs ssteady..at iI7. for cash and February:
80 hid MAJ.
oArs-DulLand nominal at rs bid.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-12
irt Contrast
| led Out.

he claim of
f the federal
rd.d by our
n this, that
that the at
may have "A
appropriation
iestine is not
reference to
has but one
pilnl, while
lines, and
tiore three
b. en- noted
enterprise of
ributed more
Hiding rail-
IL railroad
HeXas. The
located here
sars, and the
standing
lie build
Palestine
Equally held
She has free
gainst Tyler.
lb.r of schol-
lent system.
klestine city
nothing, be-
Jnrt5 are not
from the
lions nre
/ OF the dis
val, but con-
e To consider
PALESTINE can
good reason
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was closed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-12
Now York.
MONEY.

NEW York, January ll.-Money quoted
ensy at ll2o ~: cioaeu y
Prime mercantile PAPER 5Np6<.
Sterling exchange Is. u. weaker A. 4 S3 I;
sight ed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-12
PROVISIONS.
ro-DAY's QUOTATIONS..

SUd ,R-SteadY fair 20 GOOD reNnIng
quoted ut 5516E5i6; refined firmor; white extra
C6ala5S; yellow L 9sG5l&: of A 7G73G; mould
a 75Se7}&; powdered slFaSl,; graduated
cubes So: ;ut loaf ana crushed SiHdS9S. con-
fectioneis a g-l8 granulatrd 1915.
MolAssIls-Q aud steady New Orleans
30d
Firm; domestic is.97N; rangoon ~
@45
PdRK--null and nominal.
BFt F--Quiet and steady.
CUT MEATS Dull.
IAuD- Weak prime steam 2ccso -.
RosIS-Firm nj 52B
TURpESTIsE--Firmer ut 80.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-12

ElnnInIlr,rt,n.

poyder-'Blsstina. = keg, 81 90; Rifle, y rs %.
% 90 iuiie, p l2lI i0s.3 7b Rite " 6l< NO. Oh 81
Shot-S2 10 y sack; Buck afot. " IS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-12


Fl. LOUIS. January il.-FLouR-Steady and
unchanged.
MH-Ar-I.owcr and slow: 9red 0Si<ai oss.:
cash: 09Qel O2NS; January, l O3If. February;
lt5lsMarch; ISL; May.
CoRN--Loe er and depressed: $50 ms
casn; .iSgs January: 1s1k@feN February; leN
March, 6zssa 52A May.
oAIs--E Lower and slow IS cash. say bid
January; 3sA February; "a bid March; 36js
May.
PROVISIONS.
WHfsKY--Stcady at is.
CORN MEAL-Better, 800
MEAr.
JARD--Good demand 1908 So.
FORKS rong, held higher; old IA t0 new
II 90
BULK MrArs-Slow and firm; Icing clear
6nshort rib 6Oa7 ": short clear 49,
BACos-- Firm; long clear 50; short RIB
Is short clear So
LIVE STOCK.
CATrLE---Rcceipts LILO; the market Is not
active but prices nbopt steady; exports 2'60
q bn good to choice etecrs 6l0B To- common
10 fair { 60d5 ~: butcher steers % 6p5 o.
cows and heifcrs 3 5l69i so.
SHREp--RercipiS go; good grades frm
top 10 y 4 h'@o5 10. air To good 60gi 5o com
mon to medium 2 bUeS 90.
HoGs-Receipts 65ye puiet. light 5g96 90:
packing 5 iOa5 So butchers TO export o 90
6t6 0O.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-12
Chicago.

CHICAGO, January lI.--Cattle, receipts
COCO; market brisk and stronger; exports
82 a6 10: good To choice shipping 65Dt Is;
commonto medium 0G35 o.
SHEEP--Rsceipts 1900; market steady: in
feri0r TO fair 3 25pitO: medium to good
{ 50s5 0O choice TO estra'5 $4,000
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-12

con, Ok: =. G. dry salt, ".
LARD-Tierces, I0c 20 and 80 M cana, 100;
~ kc; i0n cans. lts,c; bn cans, l0ISc
3 y cans, les6c.
Market very excited. will probably 20