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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-09

REV. On. PLAxrrrE, Methodist Presid-
ing Elder for this district will make bis
first visit to this town this week and
preach on Sunday morning and evening
in the NJ. E. church. Dr.. Planette is
small in stature but large in intellect,
being one Of the ablest preachers in the
Northwest.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-09

6oHE strange occurrences this week.
A group Of individuals was seen standing
on their heads for hours in front Of
Moore 1 Coz photograph gallery. A
dude was Observed 70 be ~siking ON "all
toura" A dock Of ducks was seen
hudled together Ia the post office.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-09

TIE PIOHEER. EIPRGSS.
FERNS, 600 PER YEAR.
Published Every Friday Morning
Z. 3. Young, Publisher.
Entered s.she postomce.t Psmbina. Dakota. -
FR1DAY.JANUARY Q. 1885.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-09

Mn. ]. g. SoNDERxAN is about 70 omen
tailor shop at his old stand.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-09

T.. D. HARrsoN,
. Attorney-at-Law Land and Loan bgent. OF.
dee in Webster building, Rolette street.,
PEMBLNA, DAKOTA.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-09

Tas scheme to connect B.thg.te and
other towns on that line with Pembina
by telephone is said to have good back
ing and ID likely to succeed. The ides
10 y good one. and il carried out will. no
doubt be profitable aud great convent
ence 10 luany.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-09

Nh. A. W. BA1LrY l,a. purchased the
business of the National Harness Co.. and
will henceforth conduct it himself See
his advertisement. Mr.. Bailey being
energetic and very attentive to business
cannot fail to succeed,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-09

VARIETY is the spice of life, especially
that variety Of weather that we have had
this week.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-09

il. A. ROSE,
and Councillor At Law, Practices in
United States Land Office. Money to loan Oh final
proofs.
HAMILTON. DAKOTA.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-09

School opened on Monday with good
and the full force of teachers,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-09

PRELIMINARY steps have been taken to
orsanize dramatic company, under the
MANAGEMENT Of Attorney G. H. Megquier
The play selected is "Above the Clouds"
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-09

Mrs. LAvroLErre, living south Of the
Gerux Bridge, died on Wednesday
morning and was buried yesterday at
the Pelnbina cemetery.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-09

MAJOR BRAyrox, Of Fort Pembina, has
gone to the Hot Springs. Arkansas, for
the benefit Of his health. It is to be
hoped that the object Of his visit will be
attained.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-09

On. SIXTH will not be in Penbin. next
week. See notice of appointments in an.
other column
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-09

Mn. G. J. KoPx, an accomplished
musician and agent for w. w. Kimball
q Co., Chicago. musical dealers, made u
q call ON Monday,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-09

H. BosAaD. GEO. B. cIlssosD.
BossA.D /. CLIFFORD,
Attorneye-at-IAw. Practice IN United States
Land Office. Lend uiOney on Real Estate and Chat
el security. Abstracts Of title furnished.
GRAND FORKS, DAKOTA.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16

Eu1CBNR~ Rough hummer, poxing. Is lnohs,
and undaf, nrat-clasH, SIS stripping, 5SrS, Z s,
boxing ana flooring, cleart, so; thick clear
~ end ~, "a; rough lumber, second elias
SO. iolGt and acantilng, cnllu, 81 20
SiuINg--Ftrst common white pine, SO o.:
40 oond do, SCI. 50; third do, SIS: poplar. ~
30 native pine v; tlsi DO y &c n,' We
DRESSED Recommendations u inches and
under, SIS 0o4g7 on do {HS, fs5 on04I 90.
HcNuuing, joint or any common lump
Q 8 0o9i1 5e boxing over u inohaa. $500
81 81 thiok clears, IL toll and 2, $50 00OG %,
second class. any kind, SO,
DRHesED AND MATCHED FLoonINa.-Flru
olaeE, Sd, second class, S226l
WITH PM FunNfaHING LUnrBMH--iSt l.
and 2 inch white pine, SO l inch do, S65.
CHIL1Na-BEADKn on PLAIr--Firnt orr
mon white pine, SO; "a do, Ss7,5Q;sd DO, SIS;
poplar, y, 500 UoSs25.5O5 poplar, q, S5a.50RSb y
native pine X, els do, u, 90.
Poplar L.uNBHR.--l5z, ~, and inch, t1i
do Inch, so.
sHIsGLEs-whito pine A, IS; do shaded 4
h.b. do extra No, I, $3.50: Cypress. beat, ems
brand, 50; do No, 2, Sl2S: DO No. 3, $50; naIiV
PioKErH, White pine, dressed ana haadso
s9naIe Or nat, s. yellow pine DO. 81 lat
LrHR, OxNEET, ITO Lama, Austin, u
| per Dbl, Comeut, Louisville or RoEonnle, e2f
| ppr bbl.; Portland, IS per Dbl. Plhhtsr Paris
New York or Michigan, q per Dbl. PlASts'
BSIoK.-Firo-pToof q 50 psrM.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16

Bah IRON, " bg.-NorWay, 3d.; No. " }
sheet iron, F{o.; No n q hhoot Iron, bHe,
gnlVauiEed sheet iron, ga39]fo.: No, u xnOdA
i7c No. j x do, ibc.; 2lyb rooung TIN, gli \
els so; 1910 and l0L14 pat. do. 81 T5eS %
tinner'B wire, 8O per cent. on; unnor'e stool
forty per cent. on; cook Htoveg Eith MAIe
$40 60G25 90: do, with trimmings, eA 6Oel6OW
WOOD WORK. Wagon aTlOa, Wc.0Sl W
tongues. a0c0al 00i HinRl0troea, tl7b bolntou
&C.,; BpOkes "a 1903 O0; felloes, u 65@2 %
Doubletress, So 1894 %; neck yoko1, " pa
q so; pillow beams, bO365e.; pillow handles, u =
a26g; handles, 81 1892 81.
NAILS. % Is k0g, basis l0d.-Burdsp hoTef
shoe, per ksg, % Is; Perkina do, IS 81; Wall
or do, IS so; Burden mule, 90 o.; NOrthWeBi'
ern horse shoe nails, No, 4, bOo., No. 8, no., Nc
s. 49,, No. 7, nc, No. 9, 40; "lahs'an do, No
4 45c., No. 8, 49, No. &c, No. , %, No. =
nc, No. 70; J, 49, no. ., nc. aso.,no.Y.S.,
90 OOa0 60; HaoEsnSRok. % 0GBT o.; boys
handled, % 5O68S 50.
REFRIGERATORS.-H ] Climax. uItt
No. 2, do, els 20; No. do, fS; No. do, go
CELLANEoUB-Tracs chains, az %
pair, ieTo. pillow aingleireeh, per dos, 81
pillow donbletreesi per dozen 30 % stool
bells, 90 per cent on; door looks ~ 1907 W
wood screws, 90 and 10 per cont oni LIP cAf
door butts, ~ and 10 per cent. ON; cut ant
timed tnckH, ~ per cent. on. coffeo Tnilln, b
per cent. on; blind hinges, 80 and 10 per CENT
on: carriage boltA, 05 and 10 per cent. on
pillow bolta, 30 por cent. on; piece tin ware
b Dor cent. on; deep stamped ware, " %.
tent on; shallow stamped ware ~ par oaa
on; iapknned ware, 20 per cent on.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16

MnIrs-suEnr cured naTns, I25<o; 8, o. o. Is.
Rsoon. l2Ho; e. C.baoon, ~. So dry salt,
.S1su-AGacksrsi, IOD kiis. No. /, q, Oc, No.
z, t9l half bblA., No. l, 1857 No. 2, 5000
White nah, NO. ], hlf. bblA.i U.h no; 2, t6.2b
Dried herrings, per box 400. Cod nah; 20;
LABD--Tisroea, BKo: 40 and GOD cans, SIC I;
ION CANS, sJEo.; ion cans, sEo; 6n cans, sJkci
ooTTEs-Conan1cn lOc.; ordinary, loJ1cj
fair, lie; prime Rio, DHoi fancy 100; old
sS TEA IMP Impsriai, COCO: gunpowdsr, 5OS1O.
sUsAR-t1nS powdered bills. So. DOR
star. lard nc; Louisiana RrAnnlatsd, - !;
standard A. 6Sc., choios white, sac yellow
clarified, bkc55<o,
s1GT-oosrse, 10 bsgss Gl.26ol.t0 nns in
bags, -; lake, in dat hoop nbif., t2lo
pockets, sxGa71fc
apples, standard. u IS, PeschSs. standard. Z
ibs,, gl85; y .bA.. 62,292.5O. asoondl, 2 d..
MO; 3 d., "a 10 romstoes, standard, ps,
iloE Seso nd, q na G. q E Greer
bern berries 5.SSl.sOi RasPbsrrlsa, p.soei.e5i
oysters, full weight, ~, e1.16 r., e2.l0, light
geght, Ins CSC; 2 p. Sl:S9 ss sSlTSir' g. p,
isISi. o. saIdinaa. AmenoSn. AGO case!
Imported, sIs o1ell.o0 case; straWberTiSs,2 D.
sl.[Oe~-~; Blackbsrriss, slG Green aAgssi
~" BIR I2nep' P5owDEE.-silvor Loaf, 80 cans
per dozen, 800; IN. do. u 30; ID do, " 30;
90; 21;; "a ,1Iii ~ s,<c. soap, common
stCc: German olive, SIC Candles, null beISes
Nc halves, Q; quartsra, o. ludigc. DC =
BiueinR 80esl. 90 dosen. COlemhn'a "a naiErQ
hi l0et25 so dozen. MaocarOni, imported, locip
emeYican, 500 box. Buckeie. two hoops
SQOOSozon.Woll buckets, stOg dozen Broolls
hi 75R8 IS doTen. Brilliant OIL. hhls., 1885,; co
Dion, do, 2Jc; do. - caseg. 9 ~ Brilliant
~ eassg, q 2o: do, liz cases, u o..
FIoun = sianards Royal Paient ~ q
q Dbl. saoks, o. Oo0 . 100 on.: No, 1pxAi
ney io0 Ibs. 81 IS, NO ae1 NO 81 IS. Corn nlea
pSr buenei CSC: Hominy and gTlla, y Dbl
Vi 90. Oatmeal, y hall Dbl, 81 %. CfAche1
wheat, 81, 90. Crackers; X Eodh. b11., Al
ODD, 10. xxx coda, 7c.; cream bci gin
qsr rlnpa, 8Ko.i lemon creams SIC.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16
New orleans.


NEW oRLEAEs, Jan b-FLouR-Quiet
4 3,6os70; Minn. bakers 2O9a 90; patent 5 20
CoRE-Demapd active and easier; in sacks,
white 400 VI; yellow, ~
OATS Easter LSI6D8s.
CORN MEAL-Strong and higher Al 2 W.
uAY-Act,Ve but lower; prime i5Glb l-2'
choice n.
PoRK- In fair de nand, 1912.
LARn-Tiercss refined / e. keg S-S; hTm.
BULK MEATS In fair demand; long clear
aud clesr RIBS q 3S, shoulders PACKED, ~.
BAooH-In fair demand long clear Is;
clear ribs "a.
HAas-choIoe sugar cured canvassed
WMlsK4.--steady. Western rtctined O5
eel %.
common TO prime l-2@ll
SUGAR steady, active aud market strong;
common to good common S-ia3 rs; iair 10
fuily fair 1894; prime 4 Bis yellow clarified
MoLAssEs-Demandst steady; prime to choice
GA.
REG. Demand active and higher; LOuisi-
ana ordinary prime 4S4957-s.
BRAND uiet ana lower.
COTTON SEED OIL Prime crude, 5g5i A--i
summer yellow A06ll. Market dull.
COTTON mARKETs
COTTON RHuKIPTa AT ALL URTrHD ErArEH
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16
DrnEa ana PaintI.

DRUGS.
BARK, Cinnamon per n u; Peruvian, @e9A
BoraI, lio. Bi-carbonsie OF soda, Englihl
80. Copperas, Sos. CinchinediR. per oN 81
ctf, CASTLE soap, per n goala. Croam tartar
o. p, per 10 4OftS. Chalk, lump, per ID l0b
Calumol, 7. a w, 7097b Engliah, per III, bot
tie included, 95G3l 90. ChlorRl Hydrate, per II
o. COOL 70. Chloroform, per ID bottle includ'
cd, el05 Competition powder, per 10 20
DOyers, per 10 81 20. Epeom salts per 10 20
p pho per ID Sos. Morphine. per Or 81 SO
per gallon, 81 65eel T5 OH, lard winter
strained, 6Ss75: oil, lard, No. l. 5000. Quin
Inc 7. = w, per or u 20, Flowers nplphnI'
case 90 per cent. OF: broken, &
per Of OF. Show oashs, market prices Rebate
patent medicines NJ list, Thayeu Flute
tracts, % per cent OF. Essential oils, ~
Louis list,
Strictly pure white lead, 50 80; Spirits
tuipentins, 506nb6 Boiled oil, 62sD66c,
THE sHERMAH-wILLIAMs uOSoRB.
Ivory drop black, is, per 10 leC EnglMl
BLACK paint PAINT ia. 9c .PrasSan blue " "a. is
25c tultTamarine blue, ~, Ia, 2Dc: blue paint
Is, l2c; raw Turkey lumber, 10, 90; burnt Tuf
key lumber, lE, sc: raw Italian sienna, 10, ~
burnt Italian sienna, Is, sc: Nankyke brown
Is, Be-; Paris green, Is, zoe; Chrome, L N. o. :
D. o., Is, nc: American vermillioni ls, 2Oc; ~
dian red, Is, III Ninetta rod, la, So, la1fa, q.
ec Chrome yellow, l.. n. o. d ID. o., IL, lac
yellow oohTe, Is, 81, l21fs, 2)H, 70,
PREPARED DRAINING oor.oRs.
Bark oak, lBo; Ash, lBc; Black walnut, 100
DIsrEMpKR ooLoRs.
Ivory drop black, 25c. raw turkey umbei
25o. burnt Turkey lumber, 300; raw Italian
sienna. 2bo; burnt Italian sienna, 2be; Van
| dyke brown, 25c.
Prices OF above made on a basis OF in y
| 4, and ! Id cans ansorted; in = and ] u
cans; balance In and lb cans, assorted
/ Price In 5 10 cans, balance In / and Id can
assorted. Price In 10 cans, 10 less; l2H anf
/ q 10 tin pals, NO less and kegs 70 per
/ leEE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16

Twelve months clip, light, nne and med
ufn 1871; nno heavy 10 light eifail, as
months, lela; nall, nne heavy. loela tai,
TLf8g
AIpEs--No. heavy fint, dry p b $50; No
heavy nint, dry, n n lie; No. light fint, \
n lilo, No, 2, light Mint, y n Sc. bulls AMI
heavy, damaged, v \ s. calf skins and bAdl,
damaged. \, b t96c; green, salted, sound, v \
&c butchers, green = n SIC.
PEIrRGKs-Doer RkinR, Eh lbalS; ante. CD,
HSins, n i0enlSc; goat skins, each, l0pA
sheep polts, according to amount OF wool
ACC mp; nhearlinga, according 20 amount o
wool, t8l0 Mexican sheep pelis, 60loc
Mexican Bheep peits, Improved, III aiac; MsE
lean sheep HheSrlings, 50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16
ON CHANGE.
Nora Badly Depressed Yes
Is.s,a'v~COttOn Was Higher
i'I PROVISIONS Stronger
Markets Showed a Series Of
ia iS Fluctuations, Leaving Oft
IHiguer-The Figures
r1NANoIAL.

1aL i5.-Governments strong'
nTays irregular
1 !, securities quiet ,..,.-.,..,
.,oeS market was dun ana les ,,.,.'.
.Se srst hour Of business Ine ,en-
n lus ~. a. or. was TO lower figures and te-
ly' nv Al, decline Il is 10 rs OF
ihe ills .,,5ed. Lackawanna leading with
va y ,sSsl.2. subsequently, there was
doWp y rs. but stlll later the improve
was lost. -, ,,,,ooA ,ra market
-ssu one and two O'CLOCK lhe 'I ,I'',
w. ,o strong. In the afternoon Louis
nIn. ,.s.ny,ile broke x TO 2ix and Jer-
nv 10 SK. This unsettled the
emu a,l, .,,houph he decline was less Inn
r. ll's s.., 10 Canada Pacific, which
Au n,ou northwestern fell of TO 9O3s'
~ ~. LackAwsnnR TO 50, New York
Aui :" ~ Union Pacific TO 49, and
, ,~ Union to w
ser .sst olos,d weak. Tho weakness
: Pc n nm. law was due TO the report that a
~ ~, house was in trouble. This was
"a NM ~ sfsr the close OF business by the
?. q nv l'',,sp, ofthe a Segment OF John j..
"A ou ps son 20 louis May. The frm has no
.s s contracts Of TIE Stock eG-
huge. Tho ,,os,rs nv,css
~ "a per cent. lower, except for
,hlch is SIS per cent. higher,
VI ~, inactive shares, Chicsgo q Alton
W. ,,s rsr cent. to SIS, Colorado q Green
,,ssrred ~ TO IS, and Colorado Coal Is
huntingdon has bought seat IN the
Il exchange.
,,,,,suons. 2l5.O0O shares.
LoNEY.
-, youK. Jan. l5.-Money l@l l.2; closed
~ !. prime mercantile paper l-2@6
ll,.s exchange v 81 81 81; sight { S51f
'''"s EXCHANGE
- optrANs. Jan. 8 slight exchange or
Work IO0 per 0OO premium; sterling ex
AZ b b t8iS-i -.
s,yFpyMEET AND RAILROAD BONDS.
nv YORK, Jan. lb.--The following wer'
ceieiai closing quotations AT tie New
\ soon exchange this afternoon, as com
a with those OF yesterday:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16

WRIsKT-Hsotinsd u l0Dls0, - per PROOF
sour mnkns one ytar OLD, u % two years Oh
q 0OS2 IS thrcp years old y Goa ~ LAM
extra old Whihky bl35,
WIHE5--ClarNt, caths53 Olt3l0JQ 1E Per QUA
800; Sherry. par GAL. ~ 1iG8 uJf Madein
per GAL. q o00b % White wine, In CASES
d QO9l0 %.
CHAMPAanB-a. Il. Muum & Co.,. EKtH
Dry, GU Oo48 U; HoidainE, IN basket, va 091
~ Do KING. Ia basket e3 Oo8SO 90 Do1ne1tii
champagne, " q00laW, Geo, doulst oKp
dry, pintA, ~ %,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16
Chicago.
speoial 20 the QaHette.

Special 70 the Gazette.
CHICAGO, Ian. lb.-wheat doomed again
to-day The excitement ran high and ni-
lures were made and lost In n second.
Corn steady wheat advanced one cent.
Pork and lard futures we're active and
about steady; fluctuations were large.
Cash meats h CHER
Offerings OF cattle were liberal, slow and
common grades lower
sheep slow under liberal receipts.
PRODUCE.
FLoun-Firmer; not qlHtably higher.
WHFAr-Jauu ry 50 l4GDs0 ~, closed NJ
81 8-Na6 Ia February & hSeoSi 7-S, closed at 81
81; March ~ S-S0S2 ~, closed At 81 l.2aSl 5S;
May 81 SID 81 Ii, closed at IS Is
CORN Cash -; January 81 7StdSS -, closed
So; February ~ 80 March 81 S-i@S Ii, closed
Is; May 4l9n 81, cl sed Al 1904 5S.
PROVISIONS
PORK Cash 70 l50l2 20 February
l2t11>@l2 800 March IL q 29l2 90; May
LARD fash 6 81 1905 90; February e2l Q
as " 2; March 0O6t7 ~.
BULK MATS Shoulders 4 S5@l ~; short
| rib 1905 u l.2; short cleaf bO6D8 So.
LiVK STOCK
DrOvers Journal reports
HOGS Receipts, 2BtO0; ( 1901 75,
CATTLE Receipts 500 exporters Q ag %;
/ good 10 choice shipping 1905 70; common
/ TO lalr y @5 W; sto- kers SJe3 ~; feeders
SHrsP-Receipts 400; goods 5OsS IS; choicc
4 O)9i Is.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16

Eurniturs--bo Adni4ada, Imitation walls a.
eAnh, ~ lOGS ~ All walnut, q 600l0 %. ChAiri
wood seat, = doH, 70 1907 %; cane ana rattal
EBat, - Oo99 90; cane seat, dining, 80 o0D2Q q
Childs and rockers, q O0Gi2 30. large rOcki az
g2O 0o9S0 90, camp and rockers, each. u ~
100 Mirrors, arch tops. p doc, " 9J8l2 b
Table, round, S10098bo fall leaf, u 5o9p1 q
Hafcn, sacn, 05 1901 90 Bureaus, 81 6OGb3g n
Waah stands, 81 25f15 90 bed springs, q 1917
Bnby Oarr1aFsz, g b0oO
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16
SC. Loals.

sps-.i st. LOuis.
q, 70 The Gazette.
Va .soun' Jan. 6-wheat-The feeling
wen. ms, a'nohg The shorts and large sales
Co.. aae atan advance OK.
p,os, rea Ac'ive a d Improved in value.
~ .sions were stronger.
No.. cute market was steady for decent
sns common dun.
FLouR- ,t fRoDUoE
y ahkAT- No nj ~ kss,s, o .a.,,. ~ t.oa
e9oslg a ~ To- s, S.s, - February; s4Da6 May,
tebraarv. 4 = cash and January: IS 8-4a83
oAIs- 4, Is a-,q.sa ~ March; ssa5s il May.
q ,lsisa Is IN, SLOW; q ia cash; ~ February;
4 CoIs 81 sieadv, u
e Posss he4L-2 043 81
Lsshs-lz 2gl2 l7I.9
huLK MfaTTo 2.
'ueh clear q. M AZ An"i' 'io'
tAIRlH- Iva STOCK.
1000 No ~ 4 t..eceipta. 100. exports a Orag az
- NA''oe aSBu q. common 10 medium
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16

medium psr hhi,, @ 90 snan, pcr bhl., % {;
Chocse, half cream. lSifc. fun cream Is
Peanuts, loo oder Naif.hhi a6O1 Caf,
oage, per crate 81 00NsS IS
pnulTnr- Aena 81 70 eg 90 paY dom
young chickens, 81 76aa % Turfoyg 80 20 B
each Goose, $500 0abr nnosh. ~ 0iNH %
hggH--POr doEcn, 15e l0c,
fredo country butter, choice % q so
Creamery rs ,es7s foa OLD butter, eGioo, olec i.
rltafrarlnt. lec
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16

50e5 %; butche's' steers Anosi 50, corn.fed
Texans 4OO8i So native cows and heiiers s IS
e9iO.
aoes- Receipts iOSO); 4 2sa485.
= EEr-Receipls it1e common 20 medium
SOS 70; good 10 choice f5e3 70; extra dOO,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16

Wheat. eholns. o. 70 900, medIunn 30. inis
Nor, SD925c. oats. 2sDBas barley. s0Gs5e
rye. aOci o0Tn. 156etoo hay, loose from ths
wagon, n o0Ds ~ per ton bale hay, q g04
10 Ol lrans sOcs pr 100 chops ~ vo9l 3
per 100.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16

closed arm.
Salea, $50.
Low OrdinRrv li-l6;, Ordinary Sll-l6 Good
OrdinaI, u-l6 Low Middling 10 lis: MD
ding l0h-ie Good Middling 10 e-le; Mlddiing
Fair l07 -8 Fair II S-S
Eutures closed quiet but steady, 0 10 9polnts
f{ales IL ON baIaa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16

Arm,
Receipts. 98l.
sales, $40.
Foreign exports, 1885.
Exports coast wise 25s2.
ORDINARY y Good Ordinary TO- Low
viddnpe 10 T.ia: VI nling 10 8-lb: Good MID
dling 10 i9-lg: Middling Fsi' II l-lB.
Futures ruled quiet but steady. closing
steady, 10 points higher than yesterday .
close
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16

Special 20 the Gazette.
Kansas CRY, Jan. l5.---Provislons were
active and higher.
Cattle market steady on small receipts; de
mand fair.
Sheep Slow and weak.
PRODUCE.
WHEAT Cash %; February 81 bid May
90 $685.
C,RN---Cash soaso 10; February 30 81 asked:
March 80 asked; May 81 rs bid,
OATs--5 ~
LIVE STOCK.
The Live Stock Indicator reports:
CArTLE--Kee etpts pSO, exports g56S e5:
good to choice shipping 5 0N66 80; common TO
medium 5000 81 feeders SJ@iOJ; COWS,
2Aa3 6O.
HoGs- Receipts 70On 1894 40.
SHEEP--Receipts 1900 1904 50 for fair 10
good muttonE,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16

Potatoss--InGn, Per bnaaei, elsQ barrel
g ~ onions, Per Dbl I'd ~ yellow " W
Scans. II, u. mad. bhli.. III large
ina Sci snail butter, &c. Foxiei,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16

sEastern Texas cattle at about three, ano
Southern and Central TeTHa stock cattle ri
about two dollars per head less than thi
above quotations.
The above prices are for herds OF 100 head
and upward OF best North Texas cattle do
nYorsd on the trail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16
LOCAL MARKETS.


Good middling, 81; strict middling, Rss
middling, "; strict low middling, sNi low
middling, sk
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16

nq 20; Budwoiser quarts so 90; pints ela o.
ErlanCnv hser, quarts elB 90; pinA tlA n
9ohliLH Milwaukee, quarts 80 0O pintp az -
Anthony a Euhna, Qt'a Sl2 co. nints gl2 SO
81 % pintS 1850; FAlk'G Mi1vS uksa, quart
siiN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16

liverpool.

Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL jan. IS UoTToE-apOi closed
arm, prices Htifiening a little; l-l8 higher FOR
ordinary. Others unchanged.
Iehtsruay- To-Day
OlQluhIl sssssssssstf CIV
GOOD ordinary ........5 y el-4
Low middling .....-6 ~ eSt
Kidding uplandB.., - 5Fe
Middiing OTleAnn...so
GALES, 500.
american, 500.
FTports for speculation, 800.
lmpOrtk, 1000.
Amer can, 500.
futures closed barely steady, ? 10 points
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16
New YORK


NEW YORK, Jan, l5.-FLoUR firm.
WHEAT->pnt grades 81 10 higher; options
opened - % s. lower, closing firm, shade
under outside iigures No 3 red 81; No. red
90 l-t897 lei; No. red February W % Ia clos.
ing va l-S; March "a 1905, closing Us l-S May
SSdg9 10 81 slug W 8.
Corr Spot lots IL better, closing steady;
No. rid 81 i-S Gb2 10, No. January 81 SAC
81, closing at 50 o.; February 70 3S&50 8-t,
clos ng al 10; March 90 l-205l ~, closing nv
So IL; May 60 l-ia6 IL closing at 80 S-S
pknNIaIONh.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16

SuGAR-Ftrm; moderate demhnu.
RICE-Firrr: gn vi demand; Refined IL.
TALLOW Dun and weak,
RosIN quiet but Arm.
1URpENTtNh- steady: 81 l-2G82
POkK-- firm: lB14@i384
LARD II igheT. Spot 20; January 10;
March 3!@7 IS.
LIVE STOCK.
NEW YORK, jan. MISUNDERSTANDING
So; fourteen car-l' ads for export md I'VE car
loads for market tomorrow; no trading In
beef cattle: sales SLOW a. B0tU.
SHEhP- Receipts, So 0, market dull 32p@
55i for poor To good sheep; bOO97 " FOR or
binary 10 extra sheep
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-07-02

December 9S5c; January 993c; February, 10 04c
cotton review says; Future deliveries remain neg
lected After advance of 2-1O0c for July and
September and of 4l00c for August prices settled
down again quoted yesterday at the closing. The
principal dealings in August deliveries In view
our small unsold stock of spot cotton reduced to
about 200 600 bales and mainy held by two parties
short sales of August delivery must certainly appear
risky. Neither at the second nor at the third call
any purchases made and the entire sales up to
81 p NJ. amounted to only Is, 900 bales. Futures
closed dull but steady, 2I00c TO 4-100c lower than
yesterday. Sales, "a. 900 bales
GALVESTON. July 1.-Cotton steady; middling,
1Olsc; low middng. Dec; good ordinary, 9asc; net
and gross receipts, is bales; exports coastwise,
bales; sales, Is bales; stock hand A, 200 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. July 1.-Cotton quiet middling
1910; low middlng, sac: good ordinary, 91ec;
net and gross receipts, % bales; exports to the
continent $50 bales exports coastwise 3 242 bales;
sales, 500 bales; stock on hand 43, 633 bales.
ST. LOUIS, July 1.-Cotton quiet; middling
1Ol4c sales rs bales receipts, reported; ship
ments, $50 bales; stock on hand, 3, 700 bales.
MEMPHIS, July Cotton steady; middiing
1Olec; receipts. IA bales; shipments ga bales stock
on hand j., 367 bales; sales 70 bales.