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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15
Cotton.
s,aplo Dry Goods.

PRlSrs.-.Albion, solid black, @; Simpson
solid black; u; Albion, hiivergray d; Albion
shepherd plaiu, q: American, fancy, q: Al
lens, fancy 0; Aliens double pink, 6lS: Ar
erbocker fancy, q; Mcrrimack fancy, a.: Mn
rion fancy o.; Orion iurnituro d. Berwick
"A; Dunkirk, ~; Hamilton check.
BLEACHED SHUTTING AND SHEETGSG.-
Ionsdale 3G-inch, ~; Lonsdale cambrlc, iiE
Fruit of the Loom, ssl New York Mills. i0l5
Wamsutta, l0Is, Pembroke 6-i l5 Po broke
III. rs; Pembroke 81, 20; Pembroke 81, 22JS;
Pembroke l0i, %; Hope, sCinch, Z; Rose
Bud 3J-lpch, o. King Bee cambria. TX.
BRows SiiEETis6 AND IRTiNG.-A tlan-
It's \ ~; Atlanta A 6sJ; Indian Head s; In
4 an Sarnstlck ~; pocahontas ~; Pied
mont Z; Lowell 1871, ~ Pembroke %, 20;
Pembroke 1914. 22ls; Enterprise T.. f. ~
L.; Wost Point soz., ii; West Point HOE, a.
coLoREp DuCgs--hnchor EE, &c.: Anchor
DD, Va Boston OH. ~ Boston xA. lGIS.
TfcKIsa-Amoskens AGA. IS cents; Con
AA, Ii: Omega a, 10; standard X, ii
Thorndike u. ~; Ihorndike a. 3; Stand
ordI, So; Hangor. HG.
lunbia, y; Jewett, s.; .Anoskeag, l0X.
JEASs-AhoottsIoId, IL 4 cents; toyington,
IS; Long Island, IN: Elkton, u ; Crosby
vile, 32[9; Humboldt. IS ~. Nicholas, rs.
BtAHEsTs-7,o4 white, gig, i,5o i;7e, 2oo,
400 pair; "a white, s!5o, s.rv, 100. $50 10 go
pair. Economy, colored, 5-lb, sl.s7If pair
do, S.lb $500 pair. Rocky Mountain, COZ.
ored, i,ib. ei.2l; DO. Glib, q. 80. Cambridge
vile silver Gray, g.lb., s2S5; do, s-lb., $40
star y Crescent silver Gray, 5-lb., s275; do.
Glib, $3.50: do, Bib, 81. 80 Sc.lrlot 81 So 300
40 TO 600. Blue. $3.50. $50 10 $40 pair.
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WooL-Qulet: Texas lI&2I.
LOCAL MARKETS.

Fomr WORTH, January "a. 1851.
There was no change In the markets 10.
day.
Cotton Is In demand.
Wheat IL In active demand with no re.
celpis.
Dry goods arc quiet.
Groceries are firm.
Eggs. remain dull and chickens are scarce.
WHEAT STORAGE.
Speaking OF the wheat storage theory, the
Montreal Gazette says: "a great deal OF spec
nlative interest still clusters around this
iavorite cereal, the general opinion being
that IL Is good prop, rty 10 invest In at pres
ent prices. Three months ago, however, IL
was considered a splendid purchase on the
short crop theory, but we 40 not hear ~
any great fortunes having een realized on
the strength OF itiPcrnapsfhe Iaost remark
abb feature In the situation ~ the persistont
piling up of stocks in the pranurios Of the
United s ates. since last harvest, they
have increased about H.,O1tO bushels, In
face ofthat Immense shortage IN the wheat
crop OF 1888, winch LAS been the war cry OF
th bul : until they have almost shouted
themselves hoaTse over 1t; and yet tor heir
pans They have up 10 the present had little
10 reward them for their enthusiasm, save
sarcast e statistics, which SO IN 10 have
knocked the bottom completely out of tho
aiaryatlh theory. That the winter wheat
below an average there can be
no doubt, but az VIC have before pointed
out, tho large spring wheat crop
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15

In great measure made up for II. But what
has baf'ied the boys more than this was the
heavy reserves left over from tho previous
harvest, and we canddIy believe that the
New lord Commercial Bulletins estimate
OF the crop of 1889 was none too high when 1t
places II at above COO ,oOC0o bushels.
CULTIVATION or ORANGES.
The Provenir de Ia Industrial states TINT the
cultivation OF the orange In the Valencia
provinces " increasing to such an extent
that plants which were formerly sold at Gd
To Sd each can not now be bou. ht at less
than IL 81 10 Is Cd, and oven ut that price the
supply is very inadequate. Growers are
warned against damaging thcit reputation
by making too early shipments, complaints
having been received from abroad that
much OF this sShson's crop was not sum-
clently ripe when gathered.
srRIKING THE BALANCE.
Under this head the shoe and Leather Re.
porter says; The statistics relating 20 leather
that were published In our issue of 3D. inst,
are 80 rcpietc with instruction, that we have
no doubt our readers pondcrcd over them
with keen interest. They show that tho
quantity of leather received in New York In
1883 was 10000 aides lcss--we use round num-
bcrs--than In 1882, and in Boston there were
100000 less sides, anc 80 900 less bundles. This
is the first time there has been any falling on
in any one Year from the preceding
in New York since 1873, and In Bos-
ton since kG1. Alter the stimulus given to
trade by the great movement ana rise in 1879,
the business Increased with startling rapidl-
~ in both c ties. There was per cent. more
leather re rived II New York In 1881 than In
1870, . der cent. more in 1881 than in 1850, and
20 rcr cent, more in 1852 than In 1881. The in
crease in Boston was not ms large, relatively,
but IL was steady all the while. These two
places may taken as fair indices of the entire
country. ltScems 10 be pretty clear that tho
augmentation of production went on nnlnter-
ruptedly In New York from lS59 to the beg in
ming of 1889; that then The curtailment be-
gan. but the effects oft was not apparent
until the LIST of July. About that time the
turning point was reached. During the FIRST
half Of 1873 600 sides more leather came for
ward than in The corresponding period of the
preceding year; but In the last half there
were $4,000 less than 1889.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15

! OFFEE AND observation-disclosures n
/ i2Lc. ordinary. 1885,: fair. li5@c.: prime Rio
! l5c:g fancy, l5l2c; old government Jayn, S03.
! Arbucklos' Ariosa, lslfGlss<c.
TEA imperial .,lbs u. gunpvwder, UG7O
SU0AR--Fine powdered, bbls. In3lc: do.
half bills, lDe6c.; cut loaf. l6ass grnUrlaied.
ggS@as5c.: standard A sHsSslSc.: " o. choice
white, ssSGstsc.; de- cho . O., SlIl9Slsc.; q. X.
print, 9Jsa7Izc. Very strong.
RICE Louisiana, bkag7u.
FISH ckaroI, lUib ki,B, No. |, sl.i5: No
T. nos; half bbls., No. /. g7.OJ. No. 2, s0.0t
White fish, No. |, bii bbls., sT.2j: No, 2, st.2J
Dried horrlngs, per boz, fnc. Cod lish; 6lIc
sALr--Coarse. In bags ai3Gpl. LIS; 1ne H.
bags, -; LAKE. In Hal hoop bols., $40
peck els, ht46t7lSc.
CANsED GooDs.--prices per dozen: Pine
apples. standard. els; Peaches. standard
lbs, slG5 .hs., s2.2Ilt2bo seconds, M
81 40; 3 ps., x2.lO; Tomatoes, standard, lbF.
sllO SECONDS, MS. =; ibs., 1880 40; Green
corn, sl,loel.gF Green peas, sl.s5; Googe.
oysters, full weight To-. Ellis; H., $40; light
81 .55Gi.7O, ! b. s--------: Aackarei, H.,
81 .s5Gl -; Sardlnes. American, 600 ,.Gse
imported, sl2.ylGsls 10 case; btrawbcrrles.2 b.,
si.2 9I.DD: Eiaokberrlcs VI, -. Green Cages,
$40: Eagie Condensed milk, 1880; crown,
$685. Swiss, $3.50.
suspRI z,--starch. 5lsc. soap, comD,op
illc; Gerninn olive, SIC. Candies, full bDxes
ISL halves, tic; quarters, lJc. Indigo. SIC 70
Blueing, 2Dlpi.DD dozen. Coemans mustard
ei.iDas5.1D dozen. Naccaroni. imported, l6eib
American, 500 box. Buckeie, Two hoops
10 DOZEN; we'll buckets. si.25 dozen. Drooms
sl.TSc3.Gdozen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15
New Orleans.



NEW ORLEANS. January H. FLOUR
Market steady and unchanged family
U'G4 so high grades 1905 s..
CORN MEAL-.Strong aud higher at 2 CO.
1917. 8
LARD Steady and fair demand; terce re-
fined 50; keg %.
BULK MEATs-Stendy, with fair demand;
shoulders steady; packed, o - long clear and
clear ribs higher, ~.
BAcoN--Long clear and clear rib higher at
so.
HAas-Choice sugnr-cured canvassed dun
and lower ut l2.69i3
WHIsKY-stesdy; Western rectlhed sj@
l 20.
.loFFRE-strong; common TO prime lOlS@
SuGAR-Steady, In good demand; COM
mon TO good common i5So5. fair To fully
lair o a Ss prime To choice $685. vel
low clarified 0j<g7; white clarified 7gS;
grnnulated ~.
MoLAssEs-bemand active; prime to
choice HOE; centrifugal 1000 common 200
"a; fair 0@29.
RioE-Steady. Louisiana, ordinary TO
prime, itSdj5E.
BRAS-Scarce and firm AT l00
CoTroS SEED OII.-prime crude 3,d3S
extra leyee summer yellow i.liI.
GRAIN.
CoRN--Qulet and at 90.
oATS--tsuiet and steady; cho.ce5 80.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15
RUSSIA.
COLONEL sUDEKrM's MuRDE

COLONEL sUDEKIM'S MURDER.
st. Petersburg, January l4.-It is
stated that Lieutenant-Colonel Sude-
kim. who was murdered by Nihilists
OH the night of December 90 betrayed
the expenses of the journey abroad OF
Jablonsky's wife, and it is believed
Jablonsky himself has left the country.
The latter informed the Nihiliet execu-
tive that the killing of Lietenant-Col-
onel Sudekim was imperatively nee
essary. The publication of IA new So
cialist Journal is announced, which
will serve rs link between the "Wiil
of the People and the Students Ches-
tro.n a reward of 3, 800 roubles is Of
fered by the police for the arrest of
.IablonskN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15
Drew His Pistol.

Last night about Q o'clock Officer
Thomson was approached by four
men, Cheese Hensley, his brother, a
man named Woodfin ond fourth man
who was unknown. Woodfn pulled
"A pistol on him. but Thomson lcveled
his and thwarted him, if his intention
was rs serious as his act. Woodfin
was arrested. 1t is said he is one of II
crowd thar came here Saturday, and
have freely expressed their intention
to rum the town.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15
Wool, Hides, rte.

WooI.-.aedium, according 10 erode. quality
and condition, ~ 10 20r. hne according 10
according 10 grndo q aIiiy and condition. I,
10 i'c; Mexican imprnv d according 10 grade
quail and condition, 9tois Mexican, ao-
10 ii: bury, lesa according 10 amount or
bnrfg.
HiDrs-No. ,,bonvy flint, dry a 10 de-. No.
hoavy mint. dry, ~ N re. No. 4 l!ght Mimi.
. ID lSc; No. 9 ligri flint, p n los: bulls and
nenfy, dan ngod, z b alGc; calf skins aud bnd-
~ damaged, e 10 "a &c: green sailed, sound.
green, =. n 5lSc.
Futs-Skunk, lOae0c iacconn. ?oaiQc
cay0tes, @@GOc; mountain wolf, .jcSpsi; fox,
s05p45c.
t,ELrBrEs-- Nominal. season over. Deer
SKINS, 2 70 9hgs)i antelope skins y n IUGl i3
goat sifiLs, each lOGf25; aiieep pelts. according
70 amount ~ wool, 2jc6aup sheaiiings, nc.
cnrlihg 70 1.Jiount OF wool, los9I5c; Mexican
sheep reltsi y ID S9lnc Mexican sheep pslts,
Improved, hVl2c Mexican shesp sherilngs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15
Rough Weather

Galveston, January li.-The small
steamboat Bessie from New Or
put in here last night after a passage
of over two weeks. Capt. Matthew
Cox, the coast pilot, says that he eX-
perienced very severe weather, and
had to run between the northers that
some time. The vessel will undergo
10 tons. and draws fourteen inches.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15
|C. TAYLOR,
[ITAGE,
lucky CLUB,
DLAND,
| ANANToN1o.

Killed THE City Election
BIZ the Child Murder
to lis Source.
0axette.
onio, january III. ID,
Il saloon keeper ut San
nerIy In the same business
friday Killed. James Cone.
Robinson had thrown dice
ed, when some words en-
e lie passed. Cone slapped
nnd Robinson fired three
Ing Cone. Cones dying
"You can kill, but you
} me.n
,rt term election to-day for
nan In each ward, the
andidates were John Car
First, Augustus Belkpap.
Nld,Jaifn q. iIambleten in
and J. III. Smye III the
murder case reported yes
1es greater proportions and
reases. The father of the
ioubtedly white, and the
red. After viewing the
,ble Bader observing some
tracks traced them up to
! by q negro woman known
exAnder, and entering the
found a young white wo-
A white man was in the
fanny alexander was also
e. On being questioned,
acknowledged the child as
i'd somebody must have
left 1t on the prairie, rs il
leeping by her side the
vious, and in the morning
cared. Fanny Alexander
this statenient, at the
sating that the couple had
house on January I'd, rep
themselves rs brother ana
three were brought TO
d placed in jail.
Tier being Failed, gave the
ID. Henson, and declared
and himself to be man
rhe body of the child, on
n to Fanny, "as recog-
ng the baby of Henson's
i. After examining the
\ city physician said ii had
4ral death, though expo
badly the cause of it.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15
A Court Decision.

st. Louis, January l4-Judge
Thayer of the circuit court, in the ease
of Nelson and others VS.. the Pacific
railroad and Missouri Pacific railroad +,
sustained the demurrer and dismissed
the bill. The suit WAS to set aside
foreclosure of third mortgage on the
Pacific railroad to G. X. Garrison in
favor of plaintiffs, who were judgment
creditors,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15
Cut Win u Spade.

A man named Asa Loving got into
n difficulty with another man near the
Union depot Sunday night, and was
struck across the head twice with a
spade. He received two gashes, which
bruised The skull. but did not reach
the brain. DR.. Matthews was called
in and dressed his head.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15

Mrs. Ellie McKnnon of Bullock
county, Ala, though so years old,
carded. spun, dyed and wove into
cloth, the past year, thirty-iive yards
ofconmon cloth, fifteen yards of jeans,
twenty yards of PLAIN cloth, knit
twelve pair of socks besides the fam
lily wear, and did the cooking for the
family.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15
Chicago.
LIVE STOCK,

CHICAGO, January li.---Catile, receipts
S,5y; dun, l0aD25 lower on shipping grades:
exports 8C0a6 ~; good 10 choice shipping
o iva5e0; common 10 medium 0O95 50; Tex
ans Sn6p5 80.
SHEKp-Receipts $500; market easier: in.
icrior 10 fair 8 0C6Ds co. medium to good
sheep huept25
The Drovers' Journals Liverpool special
quotes n letter condition of best American
DIRE .sed.
Sheep lssccnts for tops, bclns one cent
higher.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15

Killers improvements
business Notes.

Killers Improvements
business Notes.
llaxettc.
III, January 1.-THE sheep
Hannah, living on the
|dir, was fired into by five
1t night and four head of
a nd about twelve or ff.
lA. Mr.. Hannsh started
~ and on his approach the
fled Notwith-
county troubles, Brown
r,inues to improve. a
organized and at work
1000 flouriug mill and
ND 1t will be one of the
tte.
[,syieaIer In dry goods, was
attachments sued out
&c and Friedman 81 SAN
Svcreditors. The claims
w. y sold out his stock Of
Shy TO Cleveland & Came
bo are his creditors.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15

WnBKy--Kcctified 81 lueoiEG. az per PROOF.
sour mash, one year old, 81 10 two yeafs old:
extra old whisky siGpb, 80
WnsEss--clsre,. caao, rs sD1i00U as per aai.
ityi Catawbs, porgaiion, 300 90 Port, al q %
per sa 81 COOS o. %h,.e WI Vine 10 in " eses
81 I01pI0 on.
CifANPAoNE--G. u. aumm Co.. Extra
Dry, go OOd5Ss %; Holdsick. In bashei, en- 900
~ 10; KruR, In basket, e2s p.zsaO NJ D1p4stin
champoPne, o. cDGii W. Geo. Goulct extra
dry, pipts. sn so.
Ai,i;--stock Ale. per dox., Il oos2 70; portor.
per doz., 81 OQGD2 Is.
BorTLRD BEER--St. l.oniy quarts, si2 o.: pis,
rl1 90. Budweiser quartz 9I2 6J piuis sl8 a.:
Schliiz Milwaukee, quarts sI2 70: pirts ~ d
Anthony a Euhn's, qtt si2 % PIN sl2 90:
H. clauaen a. sons chy rpagne hedf, III
CLIO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15
CHINA.
STEAMER WRECKED.

Shanghai. January 1.-THE steam
or Hawai- luen from this port Toy
Hong Kong was wrecked on the HE
Snan islands. Five natives We're
saved. Nothing isknown OF the rest
of the crew, six Europeans and hum
dred and ninetyeight natives.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15
FOREIGN.
TONQUIN.
MILITARY MOVEMENTS.

London, January IA dispatch
from Hal Phong, Tonquin, dated 10th,
say the country is quiet. The hostile
bands of the district of Nam Dinh
were dispersed by Admiral Courbet,
who has ordered q fortnght's provi-
sions to be forwarded to the French
forces from Hal Phong fora movement
against Bacninh.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15
Simple Urnca.

;, Bark, Cinnamon, per pound. laas--c: bark,
PERUVIAN, Fer pound, Ibep'D borax per b,
peras per ID. 2Gi; castor oil per GAL, 55.oI 20;
clncnpnida, per Or. 95GSi UG CASTLE soap
unottiedl, per ID, neD cream tartar, o. r.. per
calome, L. ~ w. per pound, 509sD. calomel,
english. per ponnd, J iO@i ~ choral hy-
araie. 1901 %; cL!oroiorm, q 10; compost.
EPSON aalts, per pound. sos; gum opium, por
pounds ~; gum camphor, 2seo--:. morphine,
quinine, r. a. w. per or. l p5 9uinins, Ger.
man, per oz., So.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15

KANSAS Cry, January 1l.-CATrLK-
Receipts 200; market weaker at ~ cents
lower; native steers Loss TO 1904 pounds
o0d6 10; stockors and feeders 35aai 80; cows
25dpi2S.
SHEEP = Receipts 90; steady for good
natives; common average II pounds = 80;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15
New York,
Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL, January ll.-Cotton Spots
closed firm and unchanged.
Middling uplands.......... ,............. ......B
Orleans 2lG
sales lb0D; American lO.7W.
For export and speculation 1000.
Imports l7,2W: American, 1900.
Futures closed steady, VA lower.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15
Kansas CITY

KANSAS City, January H.--wuEAT-
Market quiet; soy bid cash; sia@siA Foo
CoiaN Weak; $isa4o for ca'h; 10 bid Fob,
urv: I0IiJ,, May.
onATs-D MI iioLtmiia it.pl!d.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15
Poultry, ZEE. and nu,ter.

POULTRY Hens. SO olaps g peI doyon.
extra large young chickens. so GJ@B Tur,
81 O0sD3 %.
EGGs---Per dozen, lac.
Freah country puttsr, choice, 2j Creamery,
4bc.; Old butter, I6@ISc: OleoinHIgalDe, Use.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15

Collins. $40 OJ; simmons, $40 NJ: Hackinsnck
81 So Aines's shovels, p dor, sl.OO Horse
shoes, Y heg, $685. Bar Iron, g; ~; stgel, IL;
6n@6.fc. Tin Plate. $50. Trans
chains, 5000 u doz; TiDware, 60 y cent. on;
Cofieo mills 25 y cent. oil: Machine bolts so
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15

MEAIs-isugar cured nnnls Iic; =. q. q. y.
iiscon, 1876; =. q. bacon, 9is: Long clear bs.
con. 9J6: Is. G. dry salt, -.
LARD--Tlercss. I0c: 40 ana ~ n. cans. l0c
20s cens,ltIc: l01 cans. Il 90: 6ln cans. lOIfc
2 n cans. lNsAc
higher
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15

FotatoeHi northern, y barrel 49,; Onions.
northern bbl., q ~ COS %. sweet potatoes, 50a,
" per bushcl. Inrnlps. 4Hsai5V Il IN. leans,
IL. T.. med, bbla., scents. largo lima, gQa6lSc.
Y bbl.;hal bbi., Is. rigs feet. kiis, 81 ~; o.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15
ENGLAND.
on TRIAL.

London, January lathe trial has
begun of William Wolf and Edward
Bondurant, charged with being in pos
session of explosives for unlawful pur-
Doses.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15
Ammunition.

Powder-Blaatina, q keg, 50 90; Rife, v 10 NJ
$500; Riile, l2lS bs.2 Is: ltlne, N6l< bs. IL 81;
shot--S2 10 Il sack; Buck shot. s23 o.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15

LARp-GoOd demand 75GlS so.
FORKS rong, held higher; Old II so; new
IL 90
BULK MEATs--Slow and Arm; Icing clear
I 81; short rib 55li7 o.; short clear 5l6p7 80,
BACON Firm; long clear y 1908 y; short
RIB 81. short clear 55dG.K,
LIVE STOCK.
CATTLE---Recelp,s 10: poor prices and
market easier; exports 0yaG 81; good 10
choice steers 5ga6 u; common 10 fairi o
al q; butcher steers 100 @5o; COWS and
heifers bGDi5 80.
SHgEP-Recelpts $40: ste dy. good grades
firm, fair 10 good go 10: common 10 me-
diuIn 250al so. prime 10 choice 5t@5 on.
HO0s-Receiuts J,Jb: met. light JDGG 90:
packing o iJ@5 20, butchers to export 10
az OJ.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15

NEW ORLEANS, January Insight on
New York, par.
Sterln. d. H., 4 S3ls.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15

10 bags.
To.DAY's QUOTATIONS..


sue ,R-Firlner kut not quutably higher.
fair to good refining 81 3-lG redned lower;
white extra & G}zG79a; yellow CnssMJld;
| on A 7a79s; mould A 7es powdered s1s@S5:
giauulated cubes 734@T3s; confectiOners'
Z ~: sui loaf and crushed So granulated
: 10 blG71E.
M0LASSrs-tluie and firm.
RICE steady ana IN moderate demand
domestic ft4@7i4: rangoon 4AG4sS.
PoRK--Iulet and Rteudy.
BEtF-Guiei.
CUT MEATS Nominal.
LAID Steady: prime steam 92).
RosfS--Firm at 62l5
MISUNDERSTANDING at SO.
WOOL.
WooL-Qu!ct: Texas 1922.
LIVE STOCK.
BEEyrs.-R Receipts 5,2D0, making l3.4O) for
tue week; extremely duiG common and me.
dunn grader fraction lower; good and prime
~. crs scarce: little change in price: steers
5O95 20 exporters used 20 car loaus, main.
~ received direct from The West
SiItEp.- Receipts li,eG0 making iD,150 for
the week: duh and lower for all grades cN-
cent pr me and choice; extremes 4 2j@B 80
for sheep, ) 80 for lambs, exclusive OF four
car loads Of sheep which sold AT q 80 az O0
car load choice lambs G2E.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15

FLOUR = Stanard's Royal Paiont, ssGu
" Dbl; sacks, 81 s5en9 10 - 100 INST M. / Teras
per 100 lbs. 50, No2S2 -, No . 90 30. Corn meal
5000 Oatmeal, y hnii bbl.. 81 30. rTaclted
wheat, Fb &C. CrnnkerH y soda, 6dc,, NY
soda, OA@oc.; NIX soda, Glsc.; c,esm So; l,in-
In light receipt; SGcG 81. an 10 quality and
condition. 1890 'N"'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15

nay New country loos from wagon,
VI OA9fO per Ion. now corn, 1TISan 10 cents
Data, country, S2lzfD5-c.: bran. 81 q. uer 100.
choDs. 81 - Der l'F: barley, a00as; cntion
seed meal el.OO per 100: millet. per bale, s0aii
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15

GALVESTON, January h.-corToN Re-
e oig,p's me-, 80
I,in3 Morgan ity -; stock, 1886
Spo, closed steady and unchanged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15
Grain.

Wheat. choice s5c es0O. medium, 7j0.@.
inferior. 6DD6lc; oats, 3D6g32i6r: haroy, $40
S)c; corn, HlE4siDc; rye. io8c; bale hay,
siO9l0.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15
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DvIldllng Material


LuMBkR-Iiorgh lumber, boxing, u ipchos
anu under first-oloss, e2i; stripping. lsxa, Sal:
noNing ana flooring, cicarg, 81: thick clsarg
II any -, s1 rpngh lumbef, second clst,s
siS; leist and scahtllng, cnlls, el6.
SipING-Flrst common white pine s33 So
second do, SO; third do, $50; poplar, 81 30: ma.
tive pine Y; go oOG2? so 40 q, s2s; native
DRESSED LuMBrR-Boxing i2inches ana
under, 90 oN@S 90; do i<xs, SO 0,el& co.
soantllng, Jolst CT any common lumber
Sso UogS %; boxing over IL inches, SS1pDas
W W; thick clears, IA 10 and q $50 O0as2 90
second class. any kind, $50 Nla2i 60.
DRESSED AND MATCHED FLooRIge-Flrst
class, S2S: second class, s2i.
WHirEPiSE FUnSIsHIisa LuMRRR-lk IL
ana inch white pine, $40; inch do, sos.
GEiLlNo--BEADED OR PLAIN-First conn
mon white pine ~, $3.50; I'd do, ESQ; I'd do SIS:
nnoglnr y snss poplar, IL, $3.50; native pine,
do inch. $50. w.
SuiNGLKs--white pine A, IS; do shaded A,
H.2. DO extra No. !. $3.50; cypress, best, any
brand So do No. 2, $3.50 do No. x. $3.50; natiys
sawed heart, si.6s saps, Gl25.
f.tKEIs.-WhIto pine. dressed and headed
square or nat, Si yellow pine do, 50; Ialh, ~.
LiME, ChMHS1, ErC.--Idme, Austin So 25
per Dbl. Cement. Louisville or Rosenale Sg,F
per DBL; Portland, sos per bbi. Plaster -,
New YORK or Michigan. 81 per Dbl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15
Captain Baylor After
l0er-k Resigned.

FS sss Voc, ;e can sssS.h = ,.SSiai sdIsss,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-15
New York.
PRODUCE.
NEW York. Jnnl

NEw YORK. January .l.-FLoUR- Dull.
WIIEAT-Spot lots ne. lower options
leVerish aud very much excited, opening AT
l4Dl5z lower ana Hue uai In rapidly during
the day, aud closing ba ely stead with 4 re-
oyery OIL az: ungraded red sG69l lG: No.
red. b1lIto % I. No . red u3lyDI U6A.
toRN-Spot OTIS firm; options lSGoS4 lower,
but er advanced 94al. c,os!ng dull with {,
slight reaction Of hn%; uugTaded inIgq 81;
steamer d2g02; No. 3GOl9 No. 2, G2ji@Giss.
PROVISIONS.
CoFFEE--Spot, fair; Rio quiet and steady ut
l24@l24 options opened lower.
Sales, $50 bags.