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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
LOCAL MARKETS.
FoRT WORM. January 10. 1851
Their. was no change In any ut the mnrl,cts

FoRT WORM. January 10. 1851.
Their, was no change In any III the markets
TO-DAY.
mASDIC9 prING Mills.
Tho Norna~os,or,. Milicr spys; 'onr mil
lors nrc moro tTuuhl, Il III N ever from the
lack of powor, Routing from low watcr, Az
iast week drew to = clos the power was cs-
pe allS poor, tn mills II ,vins to ehnnso oil
and run on y Lwu,lhi DIS lnsload OF tore
quarters. ana even Then onlS "a few of hem
could iun to full cap .cis, The cold weather
Thursday nighi, no doubt ind "A great
amount Ia do with this. hut notw iihsnnd-
Ing the great ,iitheulty wi,h which thc mills
were han licHpp Il. the ur pruddc
ton of last week was comparatively
heavy, ON isl figures showing IN 4 aver.
aged lipyi hatrols por dnl, rats Week th
production PROMISES a. be not over ha the
fan capacity, lnore are fve mills, with "a "a
pact ut10,c0l barrels, which wllt not turn ~
~heol, whllr the Others are not likely 20 do
lws'ihiIdr work. Very little trouble Is now
experienced from nncb i"c, ihsnfiioicncy OF
water being the enter dillGuty, rhe nour
market Is ittlr diiiere from u week a1R
trilv stro gertnnu perhaps preva ling buy'
cr>nresloN to meet lhe n,ilor~' views us 10
higher prices, aud buy sprngly. Milurs,
ho lever, look ip "a Improvement IN the
situation ate the holiday
CREAT iNDgsrBIAL RlVALs.
Germany l. uu Important rival of The
United -int,s In sonie 10 lecls oormanys
population Is 5000 less than that OF he
United States, aud $50 q Wort than that of
France. Gcl man, has 7,@n0N workmen or
ABOUT half n many rs the United STATES
aud 5.1 600 horse over, much ioss n his
aspect liiau nurs, but t Is dlfie ence may he
partially on a. Wy the formers system al
cheap labor France has ab vi ,ap,O tho Sc
i,,wer, nut tins amount b, subieclo o. The
reatest degree of economy, only the
French pcoplo know h,s 10 ecbnonise IN
L.rlc things as well rs In small thuas
Respecting ras IA manun,tWci goods,
arhunch France shuts her eyes 90 The I'M
mensr strides thut irgla Il nnd Germany
have mace IN luis dircoiion, II would seem
that som of her inuustrsli r. preventative,
have hc,n temp cd visit this country aud
insore, sons of eur workshop aud not
Aineriea's progress, characteristic of
France Is her producing lof Go inIn cas e.
instead fine mn,sos. France remains 80
hesdstropg as IA "ailsgory nn the hanks of
The Nile" In hi, iespcet. And nnA ma iun
that purhists IN cate Ing tpa few instead 0i
the many f. MISUNDERSTANDING viii hh IN IN.
end dlst,nccd IA the lreslt industrial race.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
THE MUTT TRIAL.
Opening Argument Of the Prosecution
Trial Largely Attended.

Piusburg. January 10. The second
day of the Mutt trial saw no diminu-
ton in the number of persons seeking
admission. Mrs. Mutt and daughter
Lizzie, heavily yelled, were present
anu sal a short distance tom HE prls.
oners' dock john Boyle, Ed, oi
Eayetle county made the opening ar
GunIeut for the prosecution and out
lined The cast of eight witnesses. eN'
amined at the morning session, whn
tuld thu story asalr ady Published, that
when officer Peg rested Nut, he
said: "Iou'v done bad work. YOU nave
Killed Dukes. aud think, another
man. Nut replied; II am sorry for
the other man, but Dukes couldn't |
help,h Defense attempted toprove That
Dukes was armed, but the objection oi
the prosecution was sustained hy the
court,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

Wool Medium, according To grade. a u,iii i,
aud condtlnn, NJ 90 zoe; Rne according 4
srNde, qualiIA ana conditional 10 20: cosrsi
according tograde ny and condition IL
10 10; 1eNlean inipcn IL according IA grad
quail y and cnltlii.on, lSiois, MeNlelu, AZ
fording to xrnde, Quality aud condition, /
To u. hurry, less aeeoralne TO amount %
hnrIs
HlDEs-rNO. Ilheavy MINT, dry an "A NJ,
= heavy niDi. dry, Z. n 100 M. l. lighl mint
= u ne, M, 2. ltshi illnt. phl0s bulls anu
heavy. "a nsed, n y liso; call SKINS anh bad
W damaged, = y ! 50. Piecn halted. snnrd a.
gfcen, 4 ~ 5lsc,
Fu,is~ skunk. ioa2pc raceoon. .oaiOc
gsiyotcs. . q t,c; moanlniu wolf. 5c8si; fox,
gO9 So.
'eLigiEs Nominal, >easpu ever. nee
sNins, y 70 4Helo; snteloin skins, y " TOO
,ost skii.a, vRi.i GOA khtep pelts heeorslin
'or,ilng 10 =. .nonut al wool. llssi3e; Mvxieai
sheep ielts, = u -plle, Mexican sheep pelis
Improved, lfol2e, Mexican sheep shariins'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
MAIDEN. NJ Ass.
Fatal Collision of Sheds Death Of u
Public Benefactress.

Maiden, Macs, January l5.-At
Huywardville, MelrOsc county, last
night, double runner struck sled
on which James O'Leury was seated,
cutting of his right leg He died with
in half an hour His brother on The
double runner WAS hurt internally;
Charles lliyward's right leg was
broken In twn piareS, aud two young
women, named Haiisbacli, were in
ternallN injured.
Mrs. Valerya Stone died this morn
ing ftnm the effects of n fall four
weeks ago. During the past few years
she has given colleges and schools for
girls over $500 O0D
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
ToSouIN.
iILIrARY MOVEMENTS

Paris. january l5--,rhe minister of
marine has the following telegram:
Hal Moi January o.--Slnce the cap
turr of Sontay there have been fewer
pirates near Hal MOI and Hal Phonr.
The Black Flags burned several VII
nges aud left the bank of Black river.
w, are making lc,nnuoiSanccs The
pirates threaten The province of Nam
Dinh. but Col. Bronville's columns ar"
them everywhere, Tucnsi is
mt Hue,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
GALY E>rON.
Mr.. Rails Philanthropy An Alarm
ing RumOr.

Galveston, January li.--ln cThec-
liOn with theaaaTd of the rnniThct Tor
ga siruclion Of The Ball high Fcho"i,
much recommendation has been h,slow
I'd upon the generous spirit again ms
played ny the philaninrpmc dnn"lt
Mr.. Ball's original git was sooMD,
10 Al III lowest bd received upon the
plan WAS SB5, $50 Commissioners la
architects swtlls the eiisi OF the stiuri-
ure To so N0 rhe whole amount, II
is now announced, Will be assumed oy
MIR la
A wild runner wnsin circulation on
the streets to-day that the mallory
81 amshlp Guadaloupe, from New
York f,r this place hnd been destroy
cd hy lire shurly alier leaving heV
West. fne oiiieeof the company htft
hap tota,e Gus1aloupe aud wnoiiy ,i's'
credits the alarming report.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

Furniture oadsteaCis, limitation waluui
tnch,s iNe>S NJ; nll walnut, 81 b0dlU So: Chair
wnod seat, y aoK, ~ 1901 NJ, cane aud ratisi
seat n0GaOO cane seat, dining, sl2 sste2N ~
t'hiidsnn rockers, g Wlepl2 Sie large rocking
81 el@5 IN. camp and rockers, zach. 81 7hs
~ Mirrurr, arch tops, 4 doz, 81 11spl2 ~
Hhlrs round, SUMMON " hll i0nf, 81 b,hssb ~
states, onch, 81 2Mp7 ~ bureaus, s. 5AesD o.
wash stands. ii 2tNp 80 bed springs.s2 1907 81
Haby Carfiagea, VI SlaD
crockcry-W a teas, " don, u one 10. W T.
aged, n So; fallen hiios iet?c less; dry sailed
n n lnC: green saltcd N n Ia; green butcher. ,
hNp
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
COLEMAN.
Raising Dynamite Fmds-CioScd by
Attachment.

Special To the Gazette.
Coleman. January l5,--Somc of the
Irish citizen of this place are creating
some amusement by making an effort
to raise money for the purpose of buy
ing dynamite to he used for the pur'
pose of blowing Up England. They
are meeting with little success.
Reed Bros " Co, have been closed
by AN attachment TO satisfy ACCLAIM of
j w. Goodan.
1t is freezing at this writing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

Chicago.


CucAGo, January l5.--Catilc. rcceipis
% dun, cs ccpt for the.chu Cest grades;
exports b,0GdrO good 10 choice shiDpins
. "a 80; common TO medium 2tep5 "a, Ten.
ans tWii .
-urrr-Kecelpis $50; slow - low r: In
lcrior To fair 3 OtT3 -; meuium to cd
I - ui 20; choice to extra Slt6 3; Texas
shCp il al IS.
lh' Drnvors' Journals Liverpool special
quotes at ar condition OF best \mcrican
cattle, >old = hlgnor, 'd 1914 per pound
DIRE Sed
Sheep 10 cents FOR tops, hong ono cent
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
NJ at this writing.
THE OPERA.
Grand Sales Of Boxes and Seats ut
Cincinnati.

Cincinnati, January IL The anc-
tions sales of choice season seats for n
two weeks opera festival, to be given
by the college of music with Abbey's
company in February, began this
morning. Boxes sold AT 1910 and $3.50
premium Seats began NJ So and sold
~ low ms Sl7. Upwards OF three hun
dred seats were sold 10y noon, pur-
chasers including more than usual.
Seats were bought for people in Mem-
phls, Tucson, a izonr; ~ Louis, Chi
cago. Sedalia Mo; krokuk, Toledo,
Louisville and points in Ohio and In
diana
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
.o-pAy's QUOTATIONS.,

sra H-Quiet ANA steady; Tenhed easter
yellow a.s@sls. standard A ~; n"i.,.e',,hrls
T. 7-lG: iut leaf ana eruhheu IA stdhu'
lated TAimT q d. cubes 50
MoLAssfs-Q quiet anu steady
RICE Market film aud marry ac1lNei
do e. to I MTl. rans''on IA
Bptr-Quiei.
Cur MnNr- Quiet sud hrm; long clear ~.
ham steady: pTin' steam y -
PORK. uiet and steady
IinsIS-f Firm at h2l4
TURrENrIHk-kirnnrn rat 10.
Wool.
WooL-Quiet; Texas li4EI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

New York,

NEW SoKe January t,,-ELouh Firm.
WHEAT Options uc lined $40 = - tho
orcning and aiterwa ds ~ strong win an
adNnn q OF "a t3s, closing arm; spa io,@i "a "a
higher uneruded red sAgl II; " 4 red 81;
No rcd p>e 20. No : ed 0sri ',,
cons spot ots barely steAdA; npuohs
opened l2ee34 lowcr, after eng w" M ~
a., lin osing hrmcr; nuBnW a 90 g
N. 5, 90; M :, 6.'ia6es; steamer mixed o :
PRuNtsiuNs
C0rrt. spot, fir, Rioquiat and steady ~
l2Is ontlons opeaed shalo over ANA mod
trsiely ~ tiye,
SaIps - ttD hags.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

might nave confirmed" the general
IMPRESSION.
No one here knows the cause of the
unheraldcd resignation of Prof. Girar-
deau, editor-in-chief of the Houston
Post. To an inquiry of prominent
representative of that paper as To what
the professor was gSing To do, the curt
reply came, ~ don't know" and the
subject was dropped. Who next!
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

fLouR Hianards Royal PAlanl $50
: hbl.; sacks ~ S,ees ~ y ila ne; No. Texas
per loo lhs 81, No gs2 rs, No 3 81 50, Corn r.iea
a. 10. Oatmeal y hail Dbl. sIiO Crache
~hea. IN &c: Crackers; y soda, ofsc., Ky
coda. Osac,, xxx soda. 6Ise.; c.ean pc,; GIN
E-i snhph. SIZE; lennon creams. $40. WhsAi
In ligbi receipt Sc@ 81. na TO qnaiii, anc
ronJiitou
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=. 4. u.

The members of the ). T.. G. club
are hereby notified That The next ser
wee viii be given At Goodwin . hall
Instead of Gerniania hail, me law
tation. were Issued stating mat ne
service would he at Gernahia M J,
which was mistake.
Il. T.. fospICK, Sec.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

A TUNNEL COMPLETED.
Liverpool, January l5.--The Mersey
tunnel, connecting cheshire and Ian
cashire, was finished to-day.
FIGHTING THE sTRIkERS.
The cotton manufacturers III Man
chester have decided To continue the
struggle with the strikers. Measures
will be taken to restrict the supplies
of operatives.
BARNUM'S WHIT l. ELEPHANT.
The steamer from siam with Bar
num's white elephant has arrived.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
CANADA.


4 RAILWAY TGNNEL.
Ottawa, January 10 Application
will be made To parliament for an act
10 incorporate Il company 10 construct
Il tunnel under the 81. Clair river for
railway purposes from SArnia to Port
Huron.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
BURNETT.

One More Commercial Unfortunate As
signmcnt.
Special to the Gazette.
Burnet January ia. \, Hohar,
one of our largest merchants made an
assignment to day, his liabilities being
about $50, and his assets about Vol,
Goa or sos, 400; Walter Gregg assignee,
The weather Is cold and cloudy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

Hon. Thnna- q, hiltree has placed
rs under obligation far copy OF The
reports from the uui'ed States eonsnls
on commerce, manufacturers, &c', OF
lheir consular districts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

fo,sto-- northern, y narfei ASS. onions
northern hhl., q - 49, 10. Swt OF potatoes, 5le
- yer bushel. fnrnips. rtas,o y hu isfans
n, Z. med, bbls., scents: large lima. 6ze6Ise.
small butler, tls9ac. Pickles, medium, - N
y NH. hal bbl. %. rice feet kits, 81 -; 81.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

wHIsxy-Rootined VI oeI5o, as per proot
sour mash, one year old. 81 o. Two years old,
" oles2 ~; three years old 81 5u.D5 rs: fancy
extra old whisky si7D5
wIsEs-Clarct, case.sss 1900 as per q aa.
ityi Catawba, pcrgailon, s,Ao so Port, yl 2 a
So sherry, per GAL, 81 aOss9 ~: Madeira
~ OOcplO %.
CrAhpAosr-d. H.. Mumm a Co., Extra
Try, ~ MOI ~; Hoidsick, In hasket, s.T OUst
Snnmnasns, q Nel' 90. Geo. 6oulot, extra
per don, ~ 0O6a2 IS
solTLEp BrrR-Sst. louis quarts, sia 0s pts,
w 6t Budwciscr quarts 81. 90 pints III 90
hrlnngor beer, quarts, slS NJ; plnts e,S sc:
SchIts milwaukee,. quarts $40 sl pnts els o:
nh.nony knhn's. ~. $40 90 piuis si2 So;
". tiausen n SOn'- chs o,pasne haer s,nar,'
sisW, pints si9an; Falk's milwaukee,, quarts
sllhh. '''''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

fouLfH, hens. t8Ot1825 ..eI dpzel
extra lhrg. yOunl. chickens. "a pDaa2r rui
keys, 5toGs ~ t,rsse. siep ,ebAt hsck'
q, tls~2 ~
EGOs--psr dortn, Use.
frrsh eonnuy nutl.r. ehcice. III SreameI
Aic.; old butter, ihssiso. nlennAfsaine, lSe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
Cotton.


MkATs.--upaI cured hAmss, 10. .. q y y
raoon i2l.c :. &, hacon, "a Long elraE nA'
con Ns,, =. G.. DIS sAlt, Y
l.ABI- riefcet i0A; ~ ar ~ m cans, lNc
20 cAna, i'l.e. l0f rans. i - ~ eahe, lvibo
n cans, lcsse
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
RUSSIA.


OFFICIALS SENTENCED.
st. Petersburg, January l5.-The
military tribunal sentenced n number
of public officials from eight To fifteen
months imprisonment FOR malversa-
ton in office.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
EGYPT.
NOMIC COM MlpEEE

THE ECONOMIC CoMMIrEEE.
Cairo, January Ii The econ omic
committee recently appointed by the
khedive recommends the discharge of
/, 900 native officials,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

Naiis. rates. 81 co Hoes. ~ v csni. Oh; Axs'
collins, 80 ". Siiifinnns', 500 hAekinsaes
shoes. n ksg, s5pS; har Iron. siS. Steel, IL
sheet Iron. No. n u. Be-; Fence wiz
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

hN - =
in Matters.
----
Is. can't al
actly tell whether
or can be inilucnc.
h, Every TIE
titutl0n, so
~ speak. His III
Il quantity and he
on all live issues.
nable whether the
/ convention pos
ned tn POSSESS the
legislation favor
peculiar INDUSTRY.
caine not here for
rnled no such de-
4. The story tcle-
y paper that there
here In the inter-
!, with u fund %.
J to bank on tn eff
he guild, aud pay
4 public opinion,
o creation of II re-
SID brain, Nor
hne appeared the
lance of inn
on the part
Of citizens
,rs or peculiar ben
baking power. For
Llanh,Nsd and phys.
4 stuuknen formed
AbOve the average
BenlblIes, and IL Is
lnture hns ever met
rs nuel and brain
dArd ut greater eN-
rae \ every man was
'ruad, brainy and
|onduct coniported
n physique, They
er0us IN the city,
upcil. More easily
legislature, their
ore quickly tornu-
|olnptiy given the
here was IA dignity,
niAgnaninlity that
heiiuviOr in the
edings IN conven'
more pretentlous
" MHne' Ih"ir
y hnu = sn"thihS
4, rvasohhole ana
incisive ulIer"nctS
40 country ana IN
ing ANU oroau h
ne iegishl,lfe' 10
nnueiiceu puni'c
Nv" "es"" '
y Legislation ~ !, me
+ the slorkmeh'S
4 with pri'ie ana
n Senator TetrelIs
for all the lehce-
axes poor headway.
capped Win the ac-
rus supprrt ot the
rticle, nnd though
are good and may
hegcneral bill that
ce-uuttins commit
~ hill ~ has about
-Ai0ii, unu WiliohiS
urox> the senator's
ynlshed gentlemen
we'd here last might
! the New Orleans
ourutty and other
Texas, They may
sIness transactions
'nt pe'pie II proper
trly ueated me
issssyS A. Morrill,
laydner' Mass ~
tx. Mass ; Chaf'es
urlt>lleld, Mass,
Alsxander and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

Nav YORK, january Is 80 COTTON Spot
,losed aMlel, steAly ana nnehnngeI.


GsEvEsios, January lb.-roIrus RE
ceipts, net, 7U3; g,os ~; exports, nor
eign, - cOas' wise, -.,.; Great Britain
. Morgan ity -: stock, Nb,b 3.
spot cl,'s.u quiet ana unchanged,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

gOfkEH AND TEA. Common
l.lSc; ordinary, liii fair, liNc.; prime Rio
lbcs nancy, l5lso, old government Java, S03.
Arhuckles Ariosn, lslS@ls}tc.
TIA imperial, lhU'u, suupowder. HW1Ju
SUGAR Fine powdered. bbl-. hl.c; do,
hhlfbbls., lnSsc; cut loaf lussc grnnulaied.
nHeHasn; standard A - ,fpsltc.: ~ q. choice
white, SiEmSh.c d. clio Il o., slsQSlSc.; o. X,
prime, WaDslsc, Worry strong.
HtCE-- iguulsl 3,s0giN.
Ftau-- dackercl, luE kits, No, /, si.lh. M
:, sl,Ob, half nhs., No. I, E.Cn No 2 sdOh
White fish, No. /, hiL bbls., S7.26; No. 2, s62s
Dried behring's, per box, Zoe. Cod nah; dlsc
SALr-,mrse. In bags, tl.3bcal.s5 nne A.
bags, -; lake, In HAT hoop bills. s2lu
packets, sa7,Sc.
CASKEp Go0Ds-Prices per dozen, Pine
apples, standard sl.75 Peaches. standard.
lbs, s..tS; his, sa,2bs32.5O. seconds, 2 M
$40; MS, v2.lis Tomatoes, standard, z Ms.
sllo; seconds, MS. -; nH,, sl,Sh.Dl.iD; 0recL
corn, sl.lOditb. Green peas, sl.Sb: Guosc
berries, 81. bel.iu; ttRspbcrres, 81 5nfl Is
ysters null weight, 10, si.lb; = n, s2iO light
sl.bi@l,7O. Z IN. -; Mackorei, / H..
si,'ba -; Ssrtines. American, ss,Oo Shse.
imported, sls5IAe, u 10 case: Strawherrirs,2 ~,
u %; Eagle Condemned milk, ss.et: crown,
jb'2i swiss, s8,hO.
suNDni hs,-- starch. isc. soar, common
"a, German olive. $40. Candies, null box.s
10Y g; halves, tic; quarters, ldc Indigo. SIC 10
iilueing, Mesl.pO dozen. Ioloman's mustard
". ih@sj.b dozen. Maocaroni. imported, l5cih
American si.,N box. buckets, two hoops
81. ~ dozen; well buckets. 81. Is dozen. Rruous
Rl.TStA - dozen,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

Hay Now countr, loose from wagon
~ Ddp'O per ton; new corn, 3i,4d 30 cents /:
ehops. 81 - nor hs: barley, N.Hy. cation
seed meal sl.OO per loo: miilet, per bale, sloali
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
FORT WORTH, TEXAS.

liverpool.
LivEgpooi. January li.-i'otton - spots
closed firm and unchanged
Middling uplands...,,... ....,,."..... .....,0
orleans ....,... ..... a.lO
sales 10 O0e American l2.2n
For export aud speculation 1000,
fmportS laNh American, ~ ia
Futures closed steady, l@3 lower.
Kansas cay
pRupuch.
KAssAs CITY. January - WHAT
Market steady; Sis bid cash; s! bid 70 =
ruRry; SSA bid May.
ronN Stronger itGi94 for cash; II Feb
raurN, Il NnS.
oAls-Dull aud nominal at Is bid.
ilvn STOCK.
KANsAs CITY, January i5.--CArrLE-
Receipts $40; good steady, common WEAK;
uptiNe stee $50 10 jSh touuds o ,H
1870. stockers and feeders 3 1iGo 1 90; ctws St@
AZ
SUNNI Receipts SEQ, natives OF w pounds
average 800.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

cstoga re, IS; Cords ACE, la; Mei thun,
AA 10; Omega A, 10; STANDARD y, ii
rhorndlko u, ~; Thorndike A. y; stand.
ardH, slS; Bangor. 81,
HioRoRy lsrRirK-Mcchanics ~ crnts;Co.
mmha, q; Jewett, s; Amoskcag, luiS.
JEASs- Abbottsiord, e., cents; Coviugton,
10 Long Island, 1,b; Elkton, 81; crosby
BLANK Ts--lOt white si.25, I.Gl l.7b, g.0n,
2.bl TO 400 pair; IA white, saol, 500, i.oo 10
t.M pair; ia white, 40, S,,p 400, $50 to e,tc
do, Slb, Si.N pair Rocky Mountain, co..
ored lib, si,sl; do, Glib, $3.50. Cambridge,
colorcd, Glib, ss.Ss; do, 10, 3i0. Saxon
Vile silver ary, Glib, Sass; do. s-ib., s3. 40
star \ Crescent silver Gray, b-lh., s2,7h; do.
Glib, $500; do, S-lb,, 81, 50. scarlet 2bO, 800,
Ia Ia Goo Blue. $500, $50 to d,tO pair.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
GRAIN,

Wheat, choice $50 ,spgb. medium, 75apso I:
Inferior, dOso6,c; oats, 30iDA2lsc: barley 300
sc; corn, @3SeiOc; rye. ioec; bale hay,
g,OOyl6.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

BARK, Cinnamon, per mound. hoo: bark,
Peruvian, per pound, 5000: borax por b,
l6cois; bI.carhonate OF soda per N. iGiIs: n
perns per 10, 2Di: castor oil per gal. 5ispi 6i
cinchonida per o., 9iafsl 90 CASTLE soap
lmottled), per n, n,pD cream tartar. q. r., per
mound, i.ep--,: chalk, lump, per pound, 2iGi;
oalomei, l.. 4 w, per pound, 7Qeos0, caloinoi.
English per pound. I ,OGei 25 chlorul by.
drnie. fool IS; clloroform, Il 10. compost.
tion powder, SOep 10 ;doycrs powders, I'D;
EPSON salts, per pound, SG5; gum opium, per
pound, y; gum canphor, 2S60--.; morphine,
per or, ~ ~; machine oil, golden, 5000;
quinino, y. n W., per or. l as; Quinine, ter.
man, per o., Is.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

Now Orleans.

Now Orleans.
MONEY.
Nsw ORLEANS, January Insight on
New York, premium,
sterling II. b., 4 e..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

Powder-Blasilns, a kcg, 81 %; Rifle. "a rs n
SVG Rinc. y nv lbs. 10, Rine, f6,. MS, 81 s.
Shot-2 10 " sack Buck shot, So Is.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

NEW ORLKANs, January H.. COTTON
spot closed easy and unchanged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

makelo prices
can
g
eSpOndn SO cited
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
REPORT or THE CONDITION
OF tho
City National Bank

NJ Fnfi worth. IN the Stat. OF T,Sns M tina
close OF business ID cember 81, lSsl.
RESOURCES.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-11
Hancock Defeated.

When Hancock was stationed in this city
In 1858 81, Us quartermasier of the southern
district ol California, he was an athlete OF
no snall pietensions. Among the animals
used for tran spoTtation, and over which he
had charge, were u number OF camels, some
of which were the posses i0rs oil vicious
temrers. One, q large buck. was a contin-
ual source of trouble, aud he generally
made IL lively for the unlucky individual
who had occasion 80 20 within the Enclosure
in which he was confined. Ga one occa.
sion Hancock went into the corral on some
matter of business, bit rs soon as the old
camel saw him he started on the dead run
for his unlucky victim. The man who
has since become famous on many
hsrd.fought battle ground did not
quail from the at ack of his fDrmi-
daDle antagonist, and soon GfaRoo.
Roman wrestling match of the most APP
proved style was taking place, that would
cause even the retoub'able Muldoom TO
pale with envy. The hero OF Gettysburg,
with haven -got'long-to'live expression
on his face, was first thrown into the air,
heavens and the next moment hurled with
irresistible force to the earth. Several
rounds were fought without Hancock los.
ing his grip, but the camel was just jsttng
into the right trim for an all.day fgh., aud,
being within few feet of the fence, Hsu.
cock watched his opportunity and suddenly
relea. ed his told and started Tor the house.
How he got over the ten.foot fence has
never been satisfactorily settled, and as
Hancock was always reticenG on the sub.
ject, Il will probably never lie explained
unless At this late day, he unbosoms him
self.-fLos Angeles Times.