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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18
ready begun. The motion was lost by

ready begun. me llOliOl NHS lou Dy
yeas III. nay. lj2
" bite OF Kentucky moved to COM
mil the bill with instructions 10 the
committee on rivers aud harbnrs not
10 report back until the secretary was
furnished with an itemi2ed account of
expenditure of the improvements of
the Miaeissippi river from July ],
1879 TO JAumry 10, 1851 Lost.
The yeas aud nays were called and
The bin passed by yeas 2l5, MASS g.
The house then pruceedt d 10 the con-
sderalion OF The calendar. The first
bill was that amending section 4, sSI Of
the Revised Statutes so rs 10 provide
that when an article has been patent
ed in a foreign country previous TO OBJ
tanning patent in the United states
the patent granted in this country
shall not expire until after
the date of issue Of the
foreign patent IN speaking to
the bill, Anderson said probably three
tuurths of the monopolies of the cOun-
nv we're fortified behind the patent
system If the United states, and lie
" i-hcd to have 1t understood that he
was heartily favored giving American
inventors 81 ia IL period CT time as shall
give them a fuli and generous reward
Tor their labor ami genius, but on Tie
other hand he was in favor of drawing
a. line between that and the ability
gwen to crystalile monopoly. IL was
Il question whether the patent system
should not he looked after as
wei rs the altiguoinous tariff
system. Some Wears ago
a pat nj was taken out on instruments
for trau-mtting telegraphic messages
by the Morse sy-tem. His impression
was taat investigation would show
,hut the Western Union telegraph
company rested its patents on the
Morse instruments.
Rice Thought Auderson's speech a
hig explosion with little powder. The
Gicussi0u of the patent laws in con-
neclinn with monopolies now was not
necessary. Agreed TO, u To 81,
The next bill on the calender was
one TO enable United States courts in
the Ease of IN Improper gcant of!etters
patent, hy reason OF fraud or nisrepre-
srntation, TO declare the puttnt void
on application Of the attorney general.
PASSED
The bill making all public roAds
highways and pot rontta passed. Ad-
(uuInpG.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18
LielmOmico's Euneral.

New York, January II The funeral
of Charles Delnonico took place TO-
day from the Catholic church ~ Saint
Leo, whittier the remains had been
taken at an early hour from his late
residence. John H0ey, j. l.. Nj. Bar
low, VIM B Dinsmore, j. Nj. Moran
and j. &. Babcock, at the request Of
the family, accompanied the body to
the church The ladies of the family
continue PROSTATE with grief, and
were unable to attend the religious
services. A solemn mass requiem was
celebrated by the pastor of the church.
He also preached brief eulogy. Tue
body was placed in the Delm"h'co
vault in old 81. Patrick cathedral
Every hotel i'm town and many cut OF
town were represented at the funeral.
The society of New York was also
largely represented, the church being
crowded and many unable To enter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18
THE NUT TRIAL.
Evidences for the Defense Sustaining
The Plea of Insanity.

Pittsbnfg, January H. rhe usual
large crowd was in attendance at the
Nut Trial to-day. This morning II
number of witnesses, principally rela
tive to the prisoner, were examined,
who testified to his peculiarites since
his boy mood, and the melancholy
change since his fathers death.
James Wells, his uncle. stated that
Capt Nuts full sister, Mary, and his
brother, George, were mentally I'M
sound, and placed in charge Of II com
mittee appointed by the court. Two
o. her brothers were deaf mutes. James
was always dull.
james Junk was with the defendant
"A few hours on the day of the shoot
ing, and remarked to his wife that
Jim was unusually reserved,an didn't
appear 10 want to talk.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18
THE WESTERN UNION
Rises 10 Refute Certain Charges Made
by lhe newspapers.

Chicago, January 1.-THE state
men; SEM out 10y various Washington
specials to the ctlec, that by reason OF
the publication by The inter Ocean OF
this city of Senator Hills speech IN
adv c,,cy Of the postal telegraph bill
the Wo-tern Union had peremptoriiy
cut on thc Tuier Ocean rom the use OF
certain leased wires into Washington
and New York, The manager declares
the story untrue IN all IFS parts. He
s0ys "oRr leas, of the Western Union
wires eX pired Juuuuy 18th, aud tn"
company not b ing willing 10 come TO
any terms for Il u"H lease, | requested
them 10 cut the wires out, which tbcy
did. i; was Il simple matter of bust
ness, and there has been no time dur
ing the negotiation any i'll feeling on
either side, nor is tnere now that /
l,uOW Of -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18
Suffering and Idle Miners.

Reading, Pa, January = Great
restitution exists among the miners
working in the ore beds ON the lower
Macungie, Lehiph county, and along
the East Pennsylvania railroads. Their
pay was reduced recently from seventy
five to sixty-iive cents a day, and now
stme-keepers refuse to give them The
usual monthly credit, demanding
cash. Contractors say the reduction
WAS uecessitated 10y the tall in the
price of iron Only few mines. are
in operation, and As Il result hundreds
OF miners are idle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18
The Cane Growers Convention.

ST. LOUIS. Jan. 1.-THE Mississippi
Valley Cane Growers association, or
National Cane Growers association, ~
now termed, met again this morning.
The topic of planting, fertllizing aud
cultivaling WIS taken up for discussion,
after which debate followed on the
subject of seed hy bridizition, etc.
st. Louis, January II After the.
debate preanibl-aud resolutions were
adopted protesting A. ainst further
tampering with further reduction of
he sugar tariff, depreciHting any at
tenIpt 10 raiify reciprocity treaty
with any foreisn country, recommend
ing the abrogptiOn0f the present treaty
with the Sandwich Islands, and call
ing on conpr ~ to protect their inter
esis and relieve them from the appre
hension Of utter ruin.
Ask Tully r. show YOU the hand
iI,f.tr iIigt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18
Rui.ainE Material

LuaTrrn--it0ugh luIuhei boxing. y inchos
ana uldar, nrst-class, 81; Stripping, }sEa, S2i;
posing And flooring, clcnls, 20 thick olesIs,
vi apd Ia SO rough lumber, second class
slt; iulst and scauiiing. culis gl6.
SiNtNG--firsi common white pine, 500 50:
SECOND a., %. third do, 50, poplar, s2 g.. pG-
1.-Two riae rs t-.2 oetaI G DO Is, e15: native
ropgh, 9is51.
hKseStn lCMRER-8oIlng 4 inchcs ana
uudtr go QOeals 0s do isN3, Sal Ouf3S %.
sctntliug, lOtu or amy common lumber
So @0lN NU boxing over n inCArr, s29tbta
~ 80: thicit clears, ~ totlkund 9. ~ o1G2 30
second uiass nny Kind. $40 GUd23 81.
DltE3 go Assn MATCHED FLopHiNG--flrsf
ciasg, f7 second clRRs, s2l.
WnlTRi iRE t'ul-SIaifiGG LuMaEgl---li4 4, y.
anu men %Atta pune, s5h iuch do IS.
tEiLtNG--.BgAUt on PbAls--F1st C1m-
mon white pine, Is, S,26g; "a de, ssh: 81 a. sl5
pnpbinr y, %i9e popirr ~ $3.50, nativcpihei
do irch, s61
srilNsI.i.s-- white pine a, g; do shndoc =,
sl,25. do eStu, Nc. Y, S3Hs cypro1's, best, amy
blstiid -; do No, = n 50; 90 No 3, sd ~: natlVs
sawed heart 2l.Gs sppN. ~.
}.cEEfA.- White pins. dressed ard heated
square OF iltt, 81; yellow plne DO 81 iGtjt 81
LAME, ttiiErT'. icrt.-- lIitnu, Austin SIPS
per hhi ..gnient l'euisslile ~ i9oNarale, s3'
Per bhl.; Portland, $40 per bUl Piasinra'
New YORK 90 1iohignD IS per bh.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18
Hotel burned.

Topeka, Ks, January II "A private
dispatch states that the Montezumu h,'-
tel at HIT Springs. Lrs Vegas, n. Nj /,
was destroyed nv fire with all IT. con-
tents. This hotel was one Of the fin. st
in the West aud belonged to the
Sante Fe railway company.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18

BEEvEs,- Receipts two car loads; no trading
in bref cattle; a ssei b efdall and irregular,
with ight supply OF good and prime beef,
ana liberal offerings r common, itcluhins
Two car-inad- Of very cOrn'nOn WESTERN @ y
slaughtered sold AZ s0ogiooJs "esternIio 20
su rP.-Recelpts 500; market easier
2ia6 g FOR puor to prime she y; o. ~ =, ,or
d T5 also few extra lam d sold for 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18


Wool sfediHG,, according to gsa,a. uualify
and condition, ~ to e0c. Ane accctdIrE ia
grade, gualtis and condition, IL tu ~: cnNrs.
according TO grade d. lily and cOudirtop III
io ltci Mexican ilprnr q areprdine to grade
quail ana condition, y 10 IS; McXic,D. no.
rorGing 70 grade, Gaaiity and condition, "
20 "; bury, less, according To- amount ~
burfs.
HiDhs.No. ,!heavy mint, dry p r,iI : No.
heavy nlnt, dry, a N TIE; No, l. light flint
? w iSc' No. =, light iint, n n I0s hii,ls and
heavy, dnn aged, q n % -. Gait ,lns aud bad
IS damaged, 4 p "a DC; green salied, .ouud,
green, Z n 5lSr.
fuEs-Skunk, iOa2Oc raccoon. 2OaAOc
cnyoles, 3tGoc; mountnln wolf, .5c9 a; fox,
2041X6C.
ELrRths-- Nominal, season over. Deer
.kinsl T. ID sag2o an,teiope sklne. = y i0Yls
'ording TO amount Of wool, lu.oi5c: MEXICAN
sheep pets, n II SiplDc: Mexican sheep i;eils
30,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18
License Granted

Galveston, January l7.-E. nj.
Gresham, graduate of the law uni
versity of Virginia and brother of
Col. Walter Gresham of the Gulf, Col.
orndo u santa Fe railway, appeared
this morning before the supreme court
Judges and was granted permission TO
plead in their court.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18
Chicago.
LIVE STOCK.

CHrcAso January l7.--C,rrLK- receipts,
7aF. the market Is very strong: eA-
ports 4 0d6 20; good 70 choice sni"blns
i5a6 o. common 10 medium o@o "o TEX
-,irEp--k Receipts 10 o. steady; unclian ed;
Inferior to fair3o 40 u; meiinnl to Cd
9Aa.f ~: choice to extra oO1eo 'o IeSas
sheep oUC9i %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18

FIouis S,fauards Royal Potent. sa11
q hhl.i n,cks. es 5f38 80 = 100 ms; No. i'rexi.s
pcr ipUihS 81, No 9 g Is, $50 3 81 a. Corn neal
ef OuShol, he; il1Hiins ana arifR q bsl
iW; Oatmeal, Z aai hid, q al. Cfncyed
wheHi 7'in Nc; Crackers; y suGn, sac, Xxx
soda, G4@c.; $NA soda, O. &C.: c.ealn ac: GIN
a-l snaps clsc,; lemon creams, SIC. Wheat
in llrni receipt; saom5l, ~ 10 qdality and
condition
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18

MEATs-EuRar cured mans, lie; =. e. e. Is.
Bacon i2l<c; :. G. bacon, W. Long clear bR'
con g7s: !. {. dry sali, y.
I4AHp--t'eIcas. los; 40 AMI ~ % cans 100
1DH cans, lclsc.; I'm cans ! &c; on cans l0.22
H. ctub ne
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18

KANSAS CRY, January r.-OATrhE--
G}5; the market Is sieadler:
native stee IOl6 to j = rounds n@
GOl giocEers and feeders 7'@lS' c "s Z'%
100. ,,..
SHEEP Receipts 100; quiet and unchans-
ed natives OF 100 pounds average IV1'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18

PaIEFs.---AlDion, solid black, @; simpson,
solid black; Ainlon, siiSsrg y Ai y.
len's fancy ", Aliens double pink, OF Ar
nold's iaucy, ~; oocheco fancy, ; kniek-
erbocher fancy, = herI..nnck lancy VI Mn'
"a; DunKirk ~; Hamil on check, u.
BLuACHED SlnRtIsG AND SuEEfIfG,--
y ,liardyaleD- nch, q Chapman 10 lneh, ~
+ nit OF the Loom, w: New ork Mills, lols;
~umsuii', .iOly, Pembroke ~, 10 Pe broke
IL ~: pembroke ~ 20. Pembroke VI, 22iS
Pembroke M; 20 Hope, ;eincli, I; Rose
bud S-ipch, Q: King ite cauibric. ~.
Bnowe .snnrrisG, Asp riiInTi lS1 u ~
an Ynrdstick ~; Pocahout,s -; Pied
mont Z; Lowell i0-i, ~; Pembroke 81, 20;
Pembroke l0i, 2a}5; Enterprise u. H. "a
.os liz; sayst iCoz., Il; We tern star sos.,
y; West Point soz., ~ West Point l. or; u
ioioRnp UuoKs-Ancbor ny, &C.; Aneho!
Boston goz., Is; Concord iooz.. u
rIcKIsGI Amoskeas A ,Ga y cents mn,s Con
gs.osr 5 e. on s or a. ao sian nj ao's"
fborndike ID. ~: ,Thorndike A. s; stand
''S1; S; |s n seasc0
JEAss-,A bhotls.0Id, ~ cents, Covingion
IS; Long Island, M; Ekion, 2; Crosby
vile, 81 HumboldG 30 .; sichoias, sSai
$40 500 pair; ia white, 800: 800, s.5j 70
100 pair; ~ white. ~, s,el, 400, 30 TO ~
ssir Eeos9y pu fe'os Roc.y oua s pa co.,
ored, i-i6. h9l; do, Obj, 49,. Cambridge
'olored, Glib, s2.s5: do, 10, 3 40 saxon
Vile silver ariy, 9th, 1855; do. slb., $50
o.ib, So; do. a-l6., 81. 30. scariei, s5SO. 800
10 To 600. Blue, ESQ, $50 to 6'0pGir.
Groeeries.
ostEs AND TEA -uorSsr-commno,n
21Se. ordinary. 49,: fair. Hoe: prime hio
tbe:4 fancy, ijlSc; nld government Java aOss
Arbunklos Ariosa, lsIlSls91o.
s1 "a Fine powdsred bid-. 1901 %,
'shhis .; sss ssi l9 ss srs g esde.
" nIte sIl8gssc., de- clio g., ~ kG9slec.; OF,
priins, az g.gsa. Very strong.
RioE--. louisiana, osafpse,
Z. sisa half obs. No s1.t9 No. 2, t6.o
White fish. No. /, hi. bbls., 49,; 70; =, an.z6
Dried hcrringr, rer boa. ioe ro1 nsh;.nssci
bass. -; laFe, In iisl hoop bills, s2l'
pockets, !. arse,
GAINED Goops; Prices per dozen; rins 3
$40. B bs., s2.iO: To1latues standard, 2 bs
slld; seconos, MS; =; u.s. tl.Jo@i ~ uieol
corn sC, ~ 10, Green ssas] S1 aoo s.
cystors. full weight d.. 81 IS; D., s2lo ilgh'
Weight / H., sc; D., sl.9t salmon, ",
Sl.55Si.7o ! N. -, Mackersl, ".
! Imported, eta yboria 70 case; strawherries.2 u.
! si3iHi3D; Blackberres, Sl2b Green gnges
$40: Eagle Condensed milk, to.6e; crown
s0 s,s11spai,.s Starch 4,Sc. soap, common
4lsc: German olive. SIC. Candles. mit boxes
i6f.c: halyea, l6c: quarters. l6c. Indigo. &c u
Blueiug, s@l-DD dozen. Coeman's mustard
American, $40 box. Buckets, two hoops
s2.l0 dozen; well buckets, ei.2o dozen. Brooin'
il.75@s.25 dozen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18
PouItry, Egrr mad Hulter.

POULTRY. Rens. 81 0Aas3 o. yer doyou.
extra large Young chickens 20 01a 12I Tur
keys, sbuc@' 81 t'eese, "a 80 aDBD0 Ducks
s3 0O6t3 25.
E10g-Per dozen. lbc.
Fresh country Dni,-r, choice, q. Creamery
de-; old batter, i6C9Isc: oIeomargaino, lsc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18

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17.--Tle chair !
memorial from I
lcnxing ali i'm |
,ntained in r.
tteaito the sen !
he interior ~. !
the Southern |
,stigatiOn. |
ucED. /
l,..a.ar,,,r,, of /
,n : ~, leei r 500, |
w ,arsna;.,n ~ ~, |
80 -. 40 ~
4. $500 rr 90"
H, - ,,,,.insd |
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n ,,',.a,,iy "' r.
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-. esHi ,'n.l y" /
PRODUCED q few 1
IL limited i'm 1
e. Central Pa !
IN extend. its I
,,nlI railroads I
vh;eh received /
,en the peuple !
grant for /
ines totle Pa
,ppo ition that |
|. the wise p,lr-
congruss wa,
ration, which
they ctll it, or
= paf''t'oh %
tiie ISSUE Oh CIR
al pa II KING a7-
that upon the
pohu7 oe" i"S
er required ny
ng associalloh
be entitled 10
trDlier al cur
|nds o. posted,
tiiiie shali !he
'ucn assnria'loh
" such time OF
cspitai / EEK
me hi"r"i.g
"a Of ~ oOO as
seizure ny the
emt IN ieol "l
'Nuesta oeilnra
,ninieree o In, As
Ior an applopIl'-
. 9o inpIove men,
S G,,,s NJ NJ.
Mhler VI N .,
ph various GIN ,,
or q cohl'illss'oh
unu. c"hN'i ~
ohiu''hinI 'ne
Acohoiic liquors
...,..
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18

NEW YORK. January '7.--FLorS Dnll.
WHEAT spots / to "a lower options
opened l ya2H low 70; later stronger, clos
ing I 10 ~: unsradrd red S7Gcl ~ No. red
gjs.o 9>l4; No 2 ed nv ~.
toHS spot ~, fo2 inwer; options "a q =
lu,yer. c OK ng steady Win receivers of gas;
ungrad.d 1908; No. 3, 6@y9, Steamer OG
No. 2, GJ54G6.
PROVISIONS
CorFrs.-spot, lr hut dali and weak,
oplinis l5pt over, fairly active.
Sales 30 DunS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18
TELEGRAPHlC MARKETS.
New York.

NEW YoRK, January l7.--Money quoted
at | x a 2ls closed offered ~.
Prime mercantile paper 500 a,,
Sterling exchange =. u. ateauy nv aeFs
sight 6i3A
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18
LOCAL MARKETS.

ToEr Woun,s January :, 1854.
There was noclmnso IN any OF the mar
;ets. on account OF Tho steady rain, there
", re no receipts from tho country. Tie dry
goods ana the proceiy unIe are unol angod
Rates IN tho iormcr h.,v now become fiXcd,
and here j., a continued Increase In activity
Contrary 10 general expects lpus, tho tisp
tu meats mas MOI continued. .hnu Il there ~
been no decline ct, and nigher quotations
are daily expected
DIVISIONS TX TRADE.
Tho irnde Is alyyaye divided into two class
-s. one, class neg ahead hrou:a rain nud
slime. su peastnns. G,Irrrs. etc, and turn up
ali the business hey can: the other c us, SIT
Il ok. and sttldy tho various signs OF tic
ttme.. milking an efort 70 DO something
when the run shines and putting iu their
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18
Now York.
kanBas city


HASsAs CITY. Jannnry wnsAT-
Market love ,; $3.50 wa cash. Oh fep-
f" 1oSs % ,V wer; 5ll for cash; 8a,s bid Feb.
FU ntrso ii, Dull and nominal at 3oaskod.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18
Hardware.

Nails. rates. o. 60; Hoes, 50 v cent. on: A o.,
% St Amess shoyels, ii dor, 5000: Horne
shoes, Y. keg, s5G5; lar Iron, d, IS; Steel, ~;
5iSa6hc. Tin Plate. $50; Trncs
chains, 50 90 4, doz. Tinware, so u cent. oil.
Coffee mile rs q cent. oil Machine bolts 20
accent. oil: Carriage bolts. y ceni. or
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18
Inches IN iength.

Aus,r,.,an. .............................. I.so
Egyptian 70
ara nina, La 10 l.a5
Anrinnn and Perm ........................... l.3O
81 K,t,. West indies ..,.,............ -,
southorn and Western African . 80 TO 10
nornen ana lava .................. l.iy ~ l.l0
spr. tnyt indies ........ .......... I.o5 /. LILO
o,hor In,,an ........................ .Gi 10 !. u
,,o,y orleans ...,.... ............ ! 10
,,,cric am INLAND, ................ .a5 to 100
American cotton, oi which the Two clashe-
of New crleans anu uplands are re erred to
I'm TN. above table, IL Is most useful ana
nest known Of all the coitons, owing u tie
immense quantity produced, amounting for
the wear ending 3pt. 2, 1887 to B,DJg, 81 bnies
Ecyptian csttuu ranks next u lca Island
In, length ana fineuess of staple as well as IN
stiffness, nut has not the urigh 81 or of The
latter variety. The sea Island cotton has
been spun In yarn ms ine a, No. BE, while
the Egyptian IL not spun abnVe 49, some
small quantities of cotton are grown IN At
giers, and are similar 80 Egyptian In guam
MY.
There arc many varieties OF South Atncfi'
can g ton, the most conmon bsing tho
BRAZILIAN and snrna refeg'ed 10 IN tho
above table. Goth those coitons are harsh
and irregular in quality. and much coarser
than zen island or Egyptian. Tbs cotton Of
~. Kit,s and other West Indian Islands Is
M, ch finer than the l5raz dian, and is ufeiui
for IN king with sea Is and f.r moe spinning.
The quantity of cottoA grown In tile Wsst
Indiau Islands, however, 10 small.
Indla ranks next 80 the United states In
tie quantity of coitol produced, aud was
one OF TIC &c tiers Of the cotton manufacture
for ages before the euliue OF tue cotton
plant In America had been dreamed Of
The bort COTTON gown in south Africa II
the poIi Na,sl, averaging about l.9 Inches ~
length. ON the Nest cansl are produced th'
1 Lagos and Lnando varieties, ranging from
niue-tenths OF an Inca ioan inch IN length
The sarawak cotton OF Borneo IS about a
Inch and one hnh In ienglh, and ava eotto
isa triie shorter. The cotton which Is grow
In China IL OF exceeding short staple. SOM
small quantities and Irregular grades OF co
ton are grown In the ottoman empire and !
Italy
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18
New Orleans.

NEW ORLE.Ss. January E.-Sisht on
New York. . premlun.
Sterling Il. H., MA.
STOCKS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18

GALVESTON. january l7.--roUTo'' Re-
cciDts, net 1916 gross, -. RNpprN. for
eign. - cou- wise, -: Great ErltRlH
1913 Morgan ity -: stock, 81 SIS.
spot closed quiet and uncuangcd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18

Ask Tully h shpw YOU the hand
some line of silvrrware just r. ceiv d.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18
Ammunition.


Powder-B lastins, Z key, 81 90; Rifle. = IS 4,
81 OK Ride, y w MS Q 20: ltifie. p6lf rs, " 81;
shot-e2 10 y sack: nnek shot, 235
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18


Staple Drugn.
lark, cinnsnon, per nonnd Hoe, bark.
i5@ib; b-carbonptc OF hods per u, bol,4I.. q p
peras ger n. @9i: castoroil per gal. SOL 10,
Der n. Ss csea si 20 castle sosp
pound. i;@-,.; chalk, lump. per pound. 2gi;
ealomel ?. q W.. per pound, 7O@sl, calomel,
sraie. ipI IS: e. orofoan ~ u co. eo, posi-
tion powder, 500 &c covers powders, ! 2ts---;
EPSON salt, per pound. 3a5; gum opium, per
per o., y ~; machine oil, golden, 85gsr,
quinine, 7. a w. per o.. ~: qrirlne, Ger.
Grain.
Wheat choice Sc 900 medium, 15asc;
Inferior, Gta0,c; cats, al.pi2i 20: nnriey siao
3ic; corn, @ls@i zoe; rye, ioGc; bale hay,
s0ai5
FeedstuAs.
HAy- - New soantr, loose rom wagon
oats, country a2lsmssc.; bran. 81 % por no.
cbnos 81 q nsr ~: b.r',v' SlaV cntion
seed meal sloo per 100; niillet. PER bale, iosil.
Lquors.
wHisKy- Rsc;fiea " ivapl5D as per proof
sour mash, one year OLD, q 90 two years old:
extra old WHISKY siee5,
WIsE8--Clarcf. case,iss 500 1900, as Per q aaI.
AZ catswos, per gallon, So@i 60 rosi q 2 2
per gsi', 4 COOS o. White Vine, in ssses.
" c HAN 1 II. Muinm & Co.. Extra
Try, $50 OoaS3 u; Heidsick, in BASKET, 81 600
~ ni Rrug, IN basket, SIS nk0opnf l,nnestto
chaInpaane, " ooDiaO6. Geo. ooulet, extra
:" Ais@slSci Als. per don..sa COCA Is; Porter.
per doz.. SO u0En2 %.
BOTTLED BEKn--st. Lcnis 9rsrts, sl2 og; p e:
i Erlsnger beer. quarts. sis q; pipts w g;
Bciiiitz Milwaukee, unrts sl2 50: -ripts sIs e. g.;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18

CORN--Quet: white higher atCa
OtIs---Talr demand a. ibNcr u}tcE Choice
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-18
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se above and will be show To the
samples goods exactly
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-06-05

SEATTLE CoNsIGNEEslBY THE WHINING
ToS.--A b Stewart d Co. A Urell, A I
Humer, Baker Il Seavey, Clothier 4
English, G Langert, G p Stone, ID I
Durie, Fred Bories, + NJ Thomas, F A
Pontius. q l. Richards, Harrington d
Smith, Collins, j W Smith, j L Dwell.
ly, John Feigh, Lynch Il Wood. N Chill.
berg. p Furniture Co. X Levy, w D
Scott. Wa Chung 4 Co. + Gasch, Asher
Il Hindman. Bellingham Mill Co, g Il
Walker, j II Hendlan, Lawrence Bros,
l. Heacock, X ID Morse, Smith IL Par
sons, L Louis, w REILLY, w j Bryant
A Zelmsky. NJ Kaufman, w Bradley,
V Mossman, aud Chinese merchants.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-06-05
Portland Market Quotations.

Standard.
Flour-Extra, $500 his /; superhne
$3.50.
Willamette, Sl.47x; Walls
Walla, 81 37551ld1.40.
Oats-471Sc . bushel.
BscOn-Sides. l2,d l3c hams, l3id l4c
shoulders. ga loo.
Lard-Kegs. Eastern, IL IA lie pals
los. ~, 1910, 1870, lac.
Butter dairy, 25c: roll IL
brine, 25o solid in kegs, GOA 2215
store butter, lea $50.
Dried Frait-Apples, 15td l6c pears
l5c plums, l5td Ice.
Eggs-20c.
Ducks-$S(dl0. Geese, $std9. Tur
keys, $l214Gl4.
Chickens-Mixed lots, $5.5O(d6.
Hides-Choice, lSc ; good culls, l2c
Murrain hides, So; green, salted, &c
Dry deerskins, valley, 25td30c; Easter
Oregon. ls(d20c.
Wool-valley, l4(d l6c; Eastern Ore
gon, l5dl7c.
Potatees-1c y pound.
Onions-2c y pound.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-06-05

A CORRECTION Miss Robinson will
not address the meeting TO be held at
the Methodist Episcopal Church Friday
afternoon, as announced in yesterday
issue, but mass meeting of ladies ex-
elusively to be addressed 10y her will be
called for some afternoon next week
the time and place 90 be announced
later. The W. C. L. u. will hold its reg
ular meeting Friday afternoon at the
above named church.