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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-29
NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM-

IN Frs, c. H. NoRTHAM AND CoNTIN ENTAIL, leave
Peck Slip Pier 25 f. r., at 3 p IN. and
ii Sundays excepted connecting at WITH
special trains NJ RIDDEN, IA RTFORD SPRINGFIELD
HOLYORE &c Tickets sold and baggage checked at Sii
Broadway \. w. and Courtst, Brooklyn Excursion 10
New-Hayen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-29

A TROY BOATS - CITIZENS LINE
A.Fae, 81 6oi EXCURSION, GOOD DURING SEASON I On,
TROY leave Pier IA NJ Chrstopherst daily except
Saturday, at p. Sunday steamer touches at Albany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-29
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

Il Il NEw.YoRK. EW.HAVEN AND HARTFoRp R. r.
Trains leave Harlem River station, corner l32st and
Jnconave near Third Bridge Harlem River
Preached by Third Elevated Raroad) daily except
Sundays at Gas 100 e:l0 1000 ll;55 2l0. 800.
40 $40 $40 and 500 for Port Morris Casanova NOV
Pointl Hunts Point West Farms an Nest, w est
Chester Tfmpsons Bay chester Pelham Bay Barlow tCiy
island, Pelham Manor and New Rochelle connecuhg at
New Rochelle with trains for all points the main ne OF
ahs NewYork NewH and Hartford Railroad, shore
Line aud Air Line Divisiens NewCanaan. MIDI etown
New sued Branches and Boston and all points
East. ,..,.--.
tions al 1910 a. m daily except Mondays .
Sunday for New Rochelle and all intermediate ea
tious 200 and $50 tho latter raI connecting
Rochelle with way trains TO Grand Cent? ana
Stamford
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-29
r FuIGU VALLEY RAILROAD-Passenge

trains leave depot of Cortlandt Desbrosses sts
at s1O a IN i, $40, and p M for Easton Bethlehem
Allentown. Reading Mauch Chunk Mlkesbarre Tow9nds
man through coaches daily Local trains at O. m and
b4O H. FOR Easton, Bethlehem and Copay. .
Trains leaving at 81 m and $40 m connect for al
points azleon coal regions Sunday train
Leaves for Mauch Chunk and Hazleton. $40 a M
General Eastern Office, No. 235 broadway.
l T. B. BYINGToN, G. P. A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-29

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW -JERSEl
~ Trains leave from Chambersst Depot for EDglew"cd
Coster Permont and Nyack T. $780, 10 ~, 3d. b 400
b40, $40, $3.50 p. m, ~ midnight sundays T. H. H. ana
Manuel Spring Valley and MOnscy 7. 10 m, $3.50 "
SUNDAYS 9 a m,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-15
Handing mnrnrrnI

GuMBm Rough Iumpor, boxing Is lnchE,
and under, urnt-olAss, slS stripping. kIH, 81
boxing and flooring, clears, SaS thick olesr
~ aud ~, 09i; rough lumber, second elias
80 ioiBt and Roantling, oulia, 81 20
InIN7-EtTrt common Wbito pine, 20;
sc ,ond do, s27.5Q; third do, ea5. poplar. ea8
q ~; naive pine ~ us; do = plC; nat We
DREnsEn LuMuHIi-BozinE l2inohsk and
under, 60 0QR2I bh do 1SxA, so O1047 20,
scAutling, Joi6t or any common lumD
v o OOG.7 So boxing over - inches. $500
81 So thicF clears, IA tolh and 2, $50 % DSf 90;
second olaas, any kind, $40.
DRnSsEn AND hATCHEu WLooRYNg-Firp
class, 826; second class, ei25l
WHITE PINE FuRNIBuING IluMnnR--IE, Il
end inoh white pine, $40; inoh do, t5S,
CEILTN0-BEADEn on PLAIN--Etrat cnw
mon white Pine, X, $50; I'd do, es7.50;Sd do, 3. 8,
poplar, q, SIS Ul9o27,50. poplar, Is, e52-bDesBas
native pine y, SIS; DO, u, go
POPLAR LuMRNR,--lM, N, and inch, go
do inch, $50.
sAINGLEs--whits Pine a, IS; do shaded q
N.25, DO extra No. l, $3.50: cypress, best, Any
brand, IS; do No, 2, Sig5 do No. Q, 8,So; nAtiV
sawed heart, 81; EapB, eS.
PIoKErs.-Whits pine, dresaed ana headed
sqnare or nat q yellow pine do. 81 lhtt
rs bO04 80,
LI1R, CENxNT, Ero--IAms, Austin, I!
per Dbl. Cement. Louisville or RosenAla, say
per Dbl; Portland, IS per Dbl. Plaster Parii
New York OF Michigan, "a per Dbl, PlASth'
BSIok..-Firs-prooL 81 50 perm,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-15
RardMare.

BAR IRON, - BO.--NurWay, &C.: no. " }
sheet iren, exc. No ~ q sheet iront b9lo'
gslyaniEed sheet iron, gea)fc,; NO. x HAodA
TIC; No. / x do, l5c,: 2Or2s roofing tin, Jlt q
OILS so; l5x20 and l0I14 PAT. do. 81 1908 90
timers wire, 30 per cent. on; unnerH atooh
forty per cent. OF; cook HtoveS nth Wara
$40 B1125 90: do, with trimmings, 6l4 b0a.bOW
WOOD WORK. Wagon aIleH. Do.@Sl o.
tongues s0o@sl on: aingletreeB, cit bolnton
5Oo.; spokes 81 1908 %; felloes, 81 S6p2H
DOubietreos, B5 1904 90: neck yOkeH, 81 O0a
90: plow beRmg. 50985o,; pillow handles, 81 =
126U; handles, 81 1900 80.
NAILS. 81 10 key. basis lDds--Burdsn morse
shoe, per keg, 60 rs; Perkins do, Is 90; Walk
or do, Is so; Burden mule, 81 so; HorthWesi
ern horse shoe nailR No. 4, Soc NO, ., 28c, NC
g. &c., No. Z, 2lo., No. y, 40; "lAke'g" dor NC
!, l5c.. No. 80, No. ., 22e., 10, = &c, 10.
l8o.; AuBRble do, NO 4, 49,, No, 3, 2ao.i No. >
no., No; 7, lsqy NO. ., nc. "a MAN n.r.Ns.
o. COOS SO; Haclxensaok. ~ g0as7 0Oi boy'l
handled, 20 5O8S 81.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES / climax. fl7D
No 2, DO, sls so; No. do, t2S; No. 4 do, bs
CELLlANEoUs-Traos chains, az ps
pair, keo7o.; pillow Eingletrees, par doxi ~
pillow doublstrees, per dozen - %; Stool
BELLS 50 per cent. OF; door looks. 81 1907 W
wood screws, 90 and 10 per cent. on; u = cal
door buttE, Al and 10 per cent. on cut ant
timed tackB, 70 per cent. of: cOffeb mills, )
per cent on blind hinges, 30 and 10 por cent
off: carriage boltB, GO and 10 per cont. on
ploW bolts, 35 per cent. on; pieos tin ware
81 per cont. on; deep stamped ware % Pc
osnt. on; shallow stamped ware 30 per oenl
on; lapannet ware, Wper cant on,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-15
wool and HIde.,

Twelve months clip, light, me sand med
um l569lTi flne heavy TO light, qJ{al1; al
months nell; fail, nne heavy, loolG Gal
7le0a.
H1DEs--No. heavy flint, dry y D l5o; NO
heavy mint, dry, y n lie; No, light mint, '
heavy, damaged, v n 8; calf skins and badly
damaged, y n 1850; green, sailed, sound, y q
10 butchers, green, y b SIC.
PELTRIEs--Deer skins, Nb l50ls; ante on,
atkins, n lOGlSc; goat skins, each, lOnA
sheep pelts, according 10 amount OF wool
200 mp; shearlings, according TO amount o
wool, SOLO, Mexican sheep pelts, SAl0o
Mexican nheep pelts, improved, Hello; Mex
lean sheep ahearlings, SC.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-15

tuated wildly mp and down and closed 50
higher. Market active.
Corn slow and Arm,
Provisions were slow.
Cattle in fair supply and good steady.
Sheep active.
pHnDuuE.
FLOUR UNCHANGED.
WHEAT No, Z red ~ Sizes; cash So l.29
81 IL; January SO b-SeDS l-8, closing ut 81 rs;
February 81 S-ia6Si 5-S, closiIg at a Is,
CoRN-3B 3. fa86 cash; IS l-sG3i 81 January
aud February: Is 80 March; 81 $ as Is May.
OATS HigheT.slow; n l-2 cash and January;
30 7.S@al Is May.
WHIsKY-steady, H.
Corn MEAL n igher, 2 g0S2 IS.
PoRK--Flrm, 70 -
LARD-6 5S@6 81.
BULK MEAT-Firmer; long clear c; short
ribs IS; short clear s0.
BACON Scarce; strong; long clear $50
81; short ribHI 0a7 l2l.i; short clear 81 ~
LIVE sToOA.
CATTLE-Receipts, 200; exports 9 W@8 Is;
good TO choice $50 & So; common to medium
! bU@5 Is; butchers steers 7ofda b0i COWS and
hei ers 2j614 Ue corn-fcd Texans AOQ9i SO.
HoGs-Receipis u 400; 42j@0tO.
ShEEP- Receipts 2NU; common to medium
2 25eS 90; good TO choice 1904 90; extra IS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-15

AzAIF-sugSr cured baIns, l2l<a; 3, Q, o, .
Bacon, l2l<o; 3. C.baoon, $40. DC. dry SALT
1Eisg--Maokersl, l0D kits No. /, n.oO: NO.
q fge half bbls., No. /, 1867 No. 2, $500;
White nsh, No. !, hlf. bbla., U;2bs no; 2, 1S'5i
Dried herTlngs, per box s0o. Cod nahi ee;
2oio cans, ey1o.; ion cans, sKc; SD cans, s}6c;
C g SaT - iOc.; ordinary, IO)fe;
fair, llc; primo no, nhei fAnoy, l2oi old
TKA-I Imperial, 40eb0; gupPoyde1, t0sIg.
BUaAR-tine powdered, bbls., So; DO,
half 2biss sAo,; cut icai, 20; rannlAIea !.
standard A. slSc.; choice white, e14e; yellow
clarified. 6Z@6lIo,
RioE-Lonisianh Sole.
baas. -: lake. 10 dai hoop bbla., s2.l0
PV o1sSsD G9'oSo5ps.--Priesa per dossn: Pine
u.s., sizes; .hs.. el,2s9s26Q; Esconds, ne.
$3.50 3 ns., 81 10; Tomatoes, standard, Da.
Si.O0; seconds, 2B1,--; ms, @.zsg *. 9rSsn
berT4os 81 s.. SsSIao; TaspDerTiea, m.s9@l e5
oystsra, full weight, D., Bills; D. t2.lo; light
weight, ~ 900 p sl.zs sSIs1oi' 3,
ss ;SSi' sardines. American. 400 case
imported, Si8 O06ll60 case: straNberriea,2 ~
Il. lOes~-@-; Blackberries, gl;SG Green gages
n.l5: Eagle oondenAsd milk, so'ogi mo"nl
Va ENG ING oWpxR.-silyeY Loaf. ~ cans
psr dozen, sOo.i ~. do. q 3d. ln.dor q 'Oi
IN. do, "a; 5f. do. 81.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 40. Bosp, Sonnlon
az German olive, &c Candlea, full boxes
IsK<e. haiyea, Q, quarters, c, Indigo. ooc p
Blueing, s0a8l.00 dozen. ColernAnH mnaiard
| ri 46sssb 80 dozen. Maocaroni. imported, locD
| Afneriean, a1.O0 boz. BncEeta. Two hoops
r. 01 Joker: well buckets. 500 dozen broonln
si55,ss 26doxsn. Brilliant oil, bills, lgc.i In
Dion, do, f29c.; do, 25 cases. y ~ srllllAnt
| Is estsea az 20. do, liz cases, u ~, - %
FIouN Btanarda Royal Fatenk 70
abbIs sanka g. OoG y 100 pa.: no. 1exni
Der 100 lbs. 81 70, No asa. no 81 10, oora AnesA
foer buBhei, d5e; AoIniny and gnai Dbl
| H00 Oatmeal, b hall bbl., 81 .: Orach g
wheat, IN, 90; Crackers: \ to1a, N = -
soda, 1e.; Xxx soda, Tel cream eas 81
ger EnepHl $40. lsmon cfeamss s'4o'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-15
New urienn1s
nnRWFwuTnEa

NEW ORLEANS, Jan a Flour Quiet
and steady; choice - 1 2Qi 20; fancy TO extra
1 3I94 7O Mimi. bakers 4 2s9i so; patent 20
50. an
C0RF-Good demand; in sacks, yellow, 49,
white SO. 49,, no
CORN MEALS Scarce and firm at Az.
HAY-Quier common l2Gli; prime lbaH
choice Is.
PoRE-Tn fair de 1nand, 10 IL,
IARD-Tieroes refined ! 4; keg Z 8-S hrm
BULK MEATS In fair demand; long clear
and clear ribs 2-S. shoulders, pacf red, 70.
BAcoN-In fair demand; long clear I l'S'
clear ribs ia.
WI WalsKY,-steady. Western rectined o5
CoTrEE- Quiet but steady; Rio cargoes Of
common 10 prime l-29lL .
SuGAR-Demand ACTIVE andmarBet strong
common to good common 3AaS rs; lar 10
fully fair 1891; prime 5-lB; yellow CHARMED
x MslorLroAssEs--Good demand prime to choice
RicE.-.In good demand. Louisiana ordi-
nary 10 prime l-l85 T.
BRAN.--Dul', quoted 4 50 l-29ie5.
CyoT-roH SEED OIL-Prime crude. Si4a l-2;
summer yellow 4J@4l. Market dull.
COTTON mARRETs,
COTTON REuErP1s Ar ALL UNITED BTATEs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-15

T3nu n. Chicago.
AVG, Jan. h.-Wheat and cora we're
No Ae,Na aud advanced about cent.
|ou.di ~ In speculation and closed u
MI. eu S Daa ard futures active and stronger
|eN.ss en- large supply. moderately active
|Briiss ep lower
|ries nUR-E,.. rRoDuoE
/ and 80 I'm. Unchanged
- sslf (. FrenEfy * 7-snsO E-g closed at
| J. March - li6si, closed az 70 81
10 " 81 - rlossSSa 20, closed at 81 So; May
1 bbfis al ~ II; No. red ~ ~
Us ~ eis s,sss 81 s-las7 -, Iannarv as,a
|nake Msres % ~ y February s8 i-aa,g7 IA closed
lad hsi 20 l-l8ti4 sieE rs. closed 81 S-ia8T ~.
|ftr ~ -. ekoei as.
Low BIZ g. M u OH %, February
bret 2. eh Il o9@t2 IS; May u 100
az. gsESsS saa,s z lsss sax, February s21e
i lse u 9Fa5e ssstts " *; Nav 068sT Is.
eee a. sh,ss honlders 8GG5 OE short
Clear f0656 As.
Igg-1p s suu maj reports.
trIy :, - ~ q Pts as 10. ieas AZ
n heeaipis D al ~ ~ %. 49, "a.
4 Is. ftss shipping S 40e.9 ~ ~ sre ~
Iktp. if5eaefA s0.ai IA S-sSV ~ e'osAeiH
nsdinm IL ". .s . ~ common 10 fair Q 26a
salhs 0SSs ~ M bQgs %. choice OsD
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-15

Peanuts, loo Older Nsif-hbl., aSDl Cab
bage, per crate IS 0oass9S.
POULTRY items elIn az % par dos n
young chickens, 81 1907 90 TurEeya 50 70 d
each; Geese. $50 - 81 Ducka, h ovaS %
Booa--Por doEen, i5a 9Oc.
Fresh country huttsr chnica, 20 O $50
Cream cry ,so9S11 No; old butter, SGlocs Olsc.
margarine, lAn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-15

whdsKT-Rscunsd u l015s0, as pei proc
s0uF mash, ono year old. 81 % two years on
81 isat2 81 three years old ~ b0B1 10 lam
extra old Whinky e4b6,
WTWui--Ciarat caaesfs5 bl1.l 100. e paf qua
ftys OataWba. per gallon 800 " FORT " 70
pof gal. u Goes CO.. Whits Wiusi IN CASH
II 1O&i0 o.
CHAlEPABuN-e. n. Auum = Co.. ExkH
Dry, ~ Ooe,8s OUi Heidatdk, IN bAAhets " W
= % Hrua. IN baahet 81 Q0Z0 90 Doma9h
ehanp ague, g g99lA e. Geo. aoalets ext
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-15

Furnitufs--haaoHteAdH initiation WAln u
esnn, ~ 1905 % ali walnut 81 b0E3l0 90 Chair
wood aaat, . doz, % 1901 %; cans ana raitsl
seat s. 00ss5 20; cane seat, dining, pl2 O08Sl "
Uhilds and rockers, b 009i2 60; large rockine
90 neSs6g %, camp and roekeras each. q we
no HirTorn, arch tops. = doE, "a b04l2 *.
Tablst round, e3O0136s; fill leaf, q 5000 q
ggfea, each, 81 1901 %; Bureaus, ~ bO93l n
wash AtnndA 81 25e5 70; bed springs, - 1861
Bahy Carriages. q ED2asa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-15
Drugs aud Paints.

DRU0e,
Bark, Cinnamon per N ~; Peruvian, 95B96,
Borax, iso. Bi.carbonate OF soda, Englisl
80. Copperas, 8eDA. Cinohinedia. per or 81
cts, CASTLE soap, per % 1913. Cream tartar
q P per 10 YES 7 SasfF gmR per 10 IS Ss
tie included, 950i 90, ChlorRl HydrRte, per u
81 600l 70. Chloroform, per Id bottle inolud'
ed, el05. Competition powder, per 10 ~
Dovors, per 10 81 20 EPSON salts, per 10 80
~. Gum Opium, per 10 50; Gum Cam
pboT, per 10 28@.S. Morphine, per OF % $50
-. on, Castor, machine, 766s6; oll, Castor
P StralSed o sSs5; OIL lara az No. $3.50. auin
Inc, r. a W., per OF 81 10. Flowers sulphur
S5S@5 Alum, slS@5. Prescription Walls b.
S SeT c % os S6w S SSa market pPcSs Roba,
patent medicines, At list, ThayerB Fluid
Extracts, 20 per cent, OF. II. ID. Eluld vi
tracts, Is per cant. of. Essential oils, 81
Paints,
Strictly pure white lead, 81 so; SpiritI
tUipentine, 50665 Boiled oil 62a6ao
TIIE Observation-Disclosures OoSoIts.
Ivory drop black, Is, per 10 Ice; Englihl
coach black Is. per 10 l2o; lamp black, Is, 20
M. tIjIiTamaPine blue IL. la 90, blue PAIN
Is, l2c; raw Turkey lumber, is, eoi burnt Tnf
key lumber, Is, SC; raw Italian sienna, is, NC
burnt Italian sienna, Is 90: Nankyke brown
lie, ec Paris green, Is, 20c; Chrome, L. n. o,
d. o., Is, l2c; American Yermillion, lH, zoe; IN
dian red, Ia, II; Ninetta red, ~, bs, l21fs' 70,
| 90; Chrome yellow, L. n. o. ID. o., IN, lac
/ yellow ochre, Is, bs, l25Ss, 2os, w.
| PREPARED aRAINISg oOLoRB.
Bark oak, l6o; Ash, l8o; Black walnut, l6f
| Maple, l6c,
DIBrEMPER CoLoTs,
Ivory drop black, 25c. raw Turkey umbsl
| 25c: burnt Turkey lumber, Csc; raw Italia
| sienna. Csc: burnt Italian sienna, 2bo; Var
| dyke brown, 25c.
Prices OF above made on a basis Of In \
| x, and 10 cans, assorted In y and J.
! cans: balance in ] and 2 10 cans, assorted
| Price In 10 cans; balance in and lb can
/ assorted. Price In ID cans, lie less; l2T an
| Is ID tin pals, lbfc less AMI kegs 20 per
| less.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-15
r1NANoIAL.

1,,l-Goyernments strong,
n. irregular. o,x ana rallied
''u, NM stock exchange this morn
IS ~ 49, Generally nrmer. Lacsawanna
quls QUEEN, an declined ~ to so9s West
iS'.p a' also weak, selling down from
oa wa psfore the second call a firmer
~ ,Sand under the leadership of
'Ai, H. nrIcps moved up q to ~ per
,oon there were unfavorable
a.' v. los which could be traced TO
nos w.. The market, however, was
sou ,,,s.e reports and Tell or l-S to7'S
81 Oh =, me close there was a rally of Is
: and the market left Off firm.
I. T which sold at IS some time
,n,nt sleOo II to-day.
s Win yesterdays closing the
a,' per cent. higher, except for
's "a, oregon Transcontiuental,
y,sps aud western Union which
h n ! per cent. lower
,s,IoB.. III, go shares.
MONEY.
v,,r Ian. ll.-Money log; closed
~ lyNS Mime mercantile paper I l-2gB;
ts,sbange h BA 81 l.; sight iooA'
EXCHANGE
os,x,Ss, Jan. a sight exchange on
o,s l65 per 1000 premium; sterling ex'
ssSsFyr AND RAILROAD BoSDs.
yosy. Jan. li.-The following were
is.si closing quotations NJ the New
iiosk exchange this afternoon, as com
In thogg OF Yesterday
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-15
Total sales, 800
New Orleans.

New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. la-CoTToN spot
closed easy lie lower.
Sales, $50
Low Ordinarv ll.l6;,OrdipAry sll.i0; Good
Ordinary il-l6: Low MiddlinR 10 lis; Md
ding i0h.l8; Good Middling 10 g-l6; Midding
Fair 10 10. Fair II S-S
futures closed barely steady, 20 70 points
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-15
live STOCK mArEss,


sFastsrn Texas cattle at about three, anc
Southern and Central Te1aa stock cattle ~
about two dollars per head less than ths
above quotations -
The above prices are for herds OF 1000 head
and upward OF best North Texas cattle de-
liveTed on the trail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-15

rioY s0as5o: oats, 2s6s75o. harley, S0Gabe
~, 500; nnrn s5A,i0o hay, loose NON tbs
sseus, 81 Ooas W per ton bale hay, Y gog
10 0t bran, SIC. ~, l0O ohoLF, IA Vo9l p
oar 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-15

Nifdllug 1916: Niddling 10 a-ls, Good MID
ding 10 is-l0 Mlddlipg Fair II Lie
Futures opened dull, ruled barely steady,
and closed duh but steady, at to points
higher
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-15

The I,ive Stock Indicator ne

The Live Stock Indicator reports:
CATTLE---Receipts 1890; exports s zoos s.,
good 10 choice shipping 0jCab 25; common TO
medium 5O94 o.; feeders 60@i "; cows,
2AuG3 %.
HoGs-Receipts ll,OOO; weak, 10 lower; 1000
A25.
SHEEP--Receipts 2SC0. natives 81 10 LIS
pounds average 1903 65.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-15

rot4aaaa-Irisfl. tsr s,t.;as;. FDcal 10. barrel
"a eF Unions, per Dbl Red y %. yellow y 30
Funiips white, 81 60. Rntarheac. ---s
aeana n, Il. med. bhles SCI lars
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-15

s2 3d. Budwaiser quarts az "; pintR els o.
ItrlRngar beer, quarts, SIC 20. plata pl8 o.
SchlitT Milwaukee, quartz So 00 piuis ~ nn
Anthony 4 Kuhn'H, qbH el2 90, uipta 81 bu
ii CnuHen q Sons rhnEnpngue hsaT, QUART
gi2 ", pints n25O; Falk'a Milwaukee, quart
AIM
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-15
sales, 10000 bales.
LOCAL MARKETS.


Good middling, 9lS; strict middling, a9s
middling, w; strict low middling, 81 low
Iniddling, sK,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-15

Special to the Gazette.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. n.---Proyisions were
firm and unchanged,
The demand forcattle was light and prices
lower.
Sheep lower.
PRODUCE.
WHEAT Cash 70 IS; February 81 bid; May
0j S-Sd65 5-S
CoRN--Cash ~ IA: January IS S4@29 Is;
March 20 81; May 30 SO bid.
N r.l--nl 10 hll
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-15
BUOYANT.
,r.,kst was Firm Yester-
''h c U Generally Higher
Cotton Lower.

/. v,,ls,s were Active and Re-
y |, y nJ Advance Provisions Slow
The Quotations
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-15

brazil 4 .; fair TO good refining quoted $40
7-S refined finer, 81; cutloaf and crushed
4 6S@6 SIS; granulated 0 Is.
Realistically.
TALLow steady; l-l6@6 is.
ROsIN-Flrm.
TURPENTINh-Firm:8 81 S-4@S2
wool,-Quiet but firin; Texas 1870.
Pork Quiet: 10 Ia.
LARD--Spot lb6s7 70: JRnusry 1907 is; Feb
uary 1907 % March S0T 81.
LIVE 81 oCR
NEW YORK, Jan. l4.-BEEvES-Receipts
29Te dull but firm; poor 10 good steers sold
at 1906 40; prime and extra do, D o @I lO;
n car.load OF fancy cattle sold aJ 60 eX-
porters used thirty carloads NJ far 10 choice
steers and paid 10 for the best
Receipts, g6n, market steady ana
firm: 25a5 co for common TO prime sheep;
009T % lorlambs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-15
oalveston.

GALVESTON, Jan. is.--ooTTOE-spoi closed
steady. ora
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-15

NEW YORK, Jan. H,-WHEAr-SpOt grades
liz higher; options irm. fraction higher; No,
red 10; No. red - l-2o95, No, 2 red January
nominal; February ri 1893 5-S. closing sS 2-S;
March 90 1905 II, closing At OJ; May % $50
% b-S, cl sing at 9S 3.s.
CoIlN-Spot lots ! 9 TO S-i higher: options
7stO Is higher and flrm; No. Posi- IL; No.
January 53Hb3, closing at 81 81; February
~ i.2dh0 rs, clos ng al 90 l-2; March ~ $50
10 l-i. closingat 50 ii; May 40 3.S@5 7-S, clos
ing at 50 S-s.
PROVISIONS.
CoFFEE-Spot fair; Rio quiet, options
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-15

fsn4nree closed quiet but STEADY, points
highsT for January and February, other
m6nthe 10 points.
Bales 81, 80. .y...,.t., aro.dav
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-15

Exports this week 10 Great Britain.~, s2,ssi
France....,.-.. '.''''"''.''' 49,
Continent ~ 80
STOCK at ali y. S. ports this day. g0l,4l21
This day laBt year lloa'ah
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-15

q : sx-diyidsnd, :, no sales
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-15

COTTON MARKETS,
ooT5os REuKrPIs Az ALL UEITHU HTATEs
PORTS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-15

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bITUHB'
n, irregular, .,.,, r. s,x and rallied
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-02
THE GIRL OF THE DAY.

The girl of the period has found de-
fender in the person of DR.. SWING. In the
last number of the Current Is an article
from his pen in which it is claimed that the
girls of to-day, as class, average better
than former days have known. The mod
ern girl is treated as new form of human
nature because new influences have brought
about in her new shapes of character. Her
wit, her vivacity, her industry, her taste
and her kindness are attributed to the full
liberty of education and best form of Amer
lean social and home lite enjoyed by her.
The liberty and equality, which are the car
dinal ideas of the country, says DR.. SWING,
have helped the modern girl away from
servitude just as truly as they have helped
the slaves to escape the old yoke which
they and their fathers have worn for centu-
ries. The daughter of Is can con-
verse with her father and mother
and mature friends. Fear has departed
without taking away modesty, and without
bringing in reign of egotism and disre-
spect. Terrorism is always a blemish in
society, whether it exists between man and
servant, husband and wife, or parent and
child. If DR.. SWING is correct in his be-
lief that the class of girls this age is pro-
ducing is better than any previous genera
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-02

The New York sun prints an attractive
article citing the laws which regulate the
public parks and also a decision Of the
supreme court OF that state, in which it is
shown very cOnclusively that the park com
missiOners and board OF aldermen have no
legal right to set aside part OF Riverside
park for the interment of Gen. GRANTS re-
mains. Nothing short of an act of the legis-
lature can make the burial legal. There is
no doubt that the legislature next winter will
pass an act in approval, but there is some
thing repulsive in the idea that the nations
hero must now be buried in violation OF
law Those who are assuming direction of
tie funeral are shouldering II fearful rcspon-
sibility. The people have u right TO demand
that he shall be buried in accordance with the
national will IN such case the nations
honor rises superior 10 even family cOnsidera-
tons.