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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-07
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IN, NOT only TO carry in stock the
everything, but to secure the
|for such articles as have we'll
|merit, and are popular with the
thereby sustaining the reputation
Z always enterprising and eter re-
Having secured the agency for
brntei DIR. Kings New Discovery
lsumption, will sell it on posi-
|trantee. 1t will surely cure any
nv affectlon of the Throat, Lungs
| SC, and TO show our confidence
Fte you to call and get a Trial
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-07

Meat-sugar cured hams lOici sugar cured
breakfast bacon &c; short clear bacon &c
short cleaI dry salt CSC.
soc; half hbs No. $ 30; No. 5Oi dried
behring's per box 4oc cod Ash &c.
Lard-'rierccs 7ac; 90 h caus zee; 20 h cans
7lc; 10. q cans 7ic; O. n cans T1c; s. N cans sc.
Imperial lOs6oc gunpowder 6Oa7oc;
Sugar-Eine powered bills. sc; do half bolf
&c; cut loaf sic; granulatod standard slci
shoice White, 7ic; Louisiana y. c. IS7Ic.
Rice--Lonisiana 81 to Sc new.
Salt-Course IN bags, 25dl 40i fine In bags
-; lake, in hat hoop barrels, 2so; pockets
soda.-Blcarbonate in kegs aa5c; bicarb In
cases 5lc; lump sal soda In kegs 2lo2lc; granu'
lated sal soda IN 60 ID drums &c.
Molasses--Choicc Louisiana 6096Sc (neW
crop); fair % good BIC; core syrup 35c.
Cofee-Rio, fair 0l@l0c: prime l0l9llc
choice 1lI0l2ci Laguyra l2lc; Java 2Oci Gold
en- Rio 12lc; Pea Berry l2l@i5c.
Pickles-2 gal. pals mixed pickles 20; glass
pints 10; glaas quarts 10; glass half gal. . W
glass 1.gal. % glass heN.gal, 20.
Wrapping paper-Rag and straw 10 70 Ibc.
Snuh-Garrett's COZ. II 70 per case 2.oz. 90
l.oz. s5; Ralphe COZ. 10 20; l-oZ 25i k-oz
4 90; dental COZ. 10 00i -oz. 400,
Canned GoOds--Prices per dozen; Pine ap
pies. standard, 81 ST. peaches, standard, lbs,
| 35i be, 25G 20 seconds, Ms, 49, D MS
rs tomatoes, standards, bs, 0Oi seconds,
bs,---; 3 lbs. / %; green corn 1901 90; greer
pens ! %; gooseberries, ls1; raepberries ] JO
oysters, full weight, | ID 10 2loi iign
weight, / ~ 49,, N ---i salmon, b ~
2 n -; mDckeTel, ! D. 90cel 90; sardlnes
American, z 90 case, imported, Il 90 case; straw
berries, 2 n, 80; blackberrea 25i green gagei
-; eagle condensed milk 49, -.
Soap--2 1904 80 per case.
Bagging-lqb standard lllc; lib lie.
1ieR--Arrow and Delta 30.
Flour~-Beat patents % per lOo bai hnlt pat
net 20 per REQ bs third grade sop 100 bs
fourth grade copper 100 MS.
Corn meal-Per bushcl DOC
Hominy and grlts--Pcr Dbl 4 80.
Oatmeal--Pcr half Dbl 70.
Cracked whcat--Per u &c.
Crackers--A soda SCI xxx soda &c cream
sic: ginger snaps 7lci lemon creams 'hc
snndrles--slareh &c +; Candles, full poxes,l2ao
halves; quarters-; Stick candy - iOlc ;fangl
I 10 10 lGc; rope, basis do cotton. lie; herrinl
I imported, rs per keg. haisins, layer, 0u
/ Cider, crab-apple, 40c; Missouri, SOC. Ninega
/ Is 10 25c. Concentrated lye rs 10 co. Jugs
| glazed, JIG per gal. crooks, glazed, Joe per ga
4 Dried peaches 20 l0c. Indigo l5c per d
Biueing SOCIAL 90 dozen. Coleman's mustar
/ ! s0al 20 dozen. Mnccaroni, imported. iDc n
! American 75c box. buckets, two hoops, Z
! dozen; well buckets % dozen. Brooms Iaf
1 3 q5 dozen. Brilliant oils, bbls. 1881 kupion Dc
ESQ do 20 cases 10, brilliant 80 cases 2 4
! do. i-i2 cases %. Baking powders, bun
! lie; u cans 30.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-07
LmOsT A STRIKE.
81 fhe MA haitian Consolidated
y rrrscnt Their Grievances.

81 fhe Mn haitian Consolidated
y rresent Their Grievances.
X ELEVATED RAILROAD STRIKE.
INK, Jan. G.-The Manhattan
|allroad management decided
do b. the demands Of the en-
q Id all probability the engin-
d OUT on strike early to-day.
,ili awaiting the formal COM
81 the refusal, which they ex-
az The IL O'Clock conference
i Con. Hahn. Meanwhile, with
3 inr the conference, the Man
road company has taken the
and will run no Second avenue
scnDe trains to-day, so that 10
ltrate its forces on the busier
event Of a strike.
i'd Cyrus w. Field and Col.
out last night and rode up and
lsncs Of Sixth and Third ave
ien look at things before the
/ midnight they ordered the
branch closed, and 10 win be
iay, with tile Second and Ninth
The object OF this is to make
ming force OF engineers 90 as
slble to-day in operating the
Which, u will be attempted TO
tOMPRoMtsE POSSIBLE.
RK, Jan. 6, 1880 p, m.-'rhe
on grievances conferred with
aud Treasurer Galloway, aud it
dthat the company would sub
,osition to them at 3 O'Clock to-
n thought that the matter is
or VIOLATING THE CHARTER.
sfK, Dan. GA lew minutes AZ
Or appointed for the consulta-
ernEol. Haiu and the committee
rincers had arrived, Mr.. Arthur
lmmittee went to the Office Of the
road. They were admitted e
Is oilice, where the proceedings
lucted in private. A few minutes
conmittee came out escorted BY
md MIR. Arthur aud went to Thu
room, where the conference wa
The door was closed aud th'
Presented their ultimatum II
the proposed strike. just wha
10 behalf of the directors sait
Known. The confer
his not yet concluded
Ilroad Commissioner O'Donnel
ing called at the office of tn,
Eailroad and informed the super
xhnt under the charter of thu
the Trains on the Second ant
enne lines could not be with
tEout violating its provisions
! Il hurried consultation betweel
.Intendent and such of the direc
bula be found, which resulted i
but an order to the effect that th
OF these two lines should a
brit for duty and begin the run
rains.
nglpeers' committee conferTe
lager Hahn and Treasurer Gale
ap hour and a half. After th
BE- Mr.. Arthur said: eve will d
that is fair and reasonable {
lie dispute. | think the matte
sttled beyond Il doubt
Thompsou, chairman OF Tn
committee, said the committe
listened TO patiently by the wv
4 the company. Mr.. Arthur an
npson were the spokesman fC
nittee and setforth the grievance
brotherhood. The company /
reaentatiyes agreed TO submit
ion 10 the committee at 9 o'cloc
,w afternoon and 1t is assume
offer will be satisfactory to bot
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-07

Oranges-Iouislana per box "a 90,
MesHina Lemons--pcr box OOdb 3d.
Approximation 25d3 90 per Dbl
potatoes--Irish per bu new Northern ~c IN
aacke.
characterization per Dbl 30,
Bcaps-Nnyy 81 alc; mea bbls Sc; large lima
3lci small butter SIC.
Pennuts--7dsc.
Cider Halt bill 30.
Cabhage-Per crate Northern IS 70 8 90.
Poultry Hens , 90 per doz; young chickens
90; turkeys COO 10 T5c; geese s5c TO DOC
ducks per doz ? 10 10 o.
Eggs--Per dol lG8c,
Fresh Country Butter--Choice IL 10 zoe; choies
Western dairy 1895 fancy creamery SOC.
Potaioes--Sweet 75c4fl 90 per bu.
Sauer KRAFT Per half.bbl s. 10.
Bananas--Per bunch IS ~ %.
Cocnanuts--Per 100 Q 90.
New Pecans-6c.
Brazil Nuta--lcc
Almondg--20c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-07
a wholo Tnmlly Insnne,

|Il.fE, Ill, Jan. G,-The surviving
IS Of the late Walcott Allen, living
s city have gone hopelessly insane
lgion. They are all converts of a
recently held in the nelghborhood.
Allen, aged thirty-two, was ad-
insane Monday, and his brother,
Allen, aged thirty-four, was adj
insane yesterday. Both are heads
lies, and each has wife and two
Their sister, Miss Mary Allen,
onty-four, will be tried for insanl-
= The mother, aged sixty years,
nsane.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-07
NHNsHaNaNHa


CHICAGO, Jan. G--Flour-Quet and uu'
wheat-opunod nrmer.but soon rccc5sJ y 7c,
rallied trlnc, and closed about 10 lOWsi Than
yesterday, snles ranged January s2Re2ic
closed SIC; February s2iaSlc! closed S2sc.
March tds3sc closed SIC; May ssdsSic'
clos, d sslc.
Corn-stcady, With light trading cash sole
January aGl@hic; February sci dSGlc May Sgt
a3g1c, closed SQld3gic.
PROVISIONS.
pork-ActiVO and stronger, closing 2od2Nc
higher; cash ~ - for old and $40 95al0 S5l for
new, January SO S3aMli February $40 81 q
10 40i Nav $40 65Ni6 Oh
iard-firmer ana 2ldac higher; cash
50 O5; January 81 o.; February 50 l0a6 l2li
may So 21tdG d.
Roxed Mcats--stcady; dry sailed shoulders
So 1Ods IS; short ribs s. oJl6S 10, short clear
81 i5dt 80
AFTERNOON HOARD.
Wheat weaker and sc lower.
Corn and pork 5dl0o lower.
Lard unchanged.
AVE sroCK
Tpe Drovcrs' Journal reports,
Cattle Recoipts bSU shipments, 2000; mar
ket slow and heavy, coslng Zoe lower ship
ping steers sSGpd' o1i siockers and feeders
s. 1904 q; COVE, bnlia and mixed 81 s5dtW'
bulk s. 1908 70,
Hogs Receipts, s4,oCoi heavy and SC higher
1 So 40oa Is,
Sheep Receipts, 2oOo shipments, 1000; msr.
ket stronger; natives - O0Q4 10; Western 81 %
4 as 20, Texans s. OOd3 10; lambs s. I5d5 %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-07

NEW ORLEANS, Ia, Jan, G.--CottOn-Spot
closed weak and Lice lower for ordinary, good
ordinary and low middlingi others unchanged .
sales COCO.
Low ordinary 61c; ordinary 77.IGc; good ordi'
nary 7Io low mldding SIC; mddling osc;
good middling sc; middllng fair 10 l-l6c, fair
IL i-l6c.
Futures opened steady, ruled easy, closing
uulet but steady and 10 Is points lower.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-07

bx, VIVA, Jan. ca wreck oc-
10 the chesapeake & OHIO road at
near here on Monday, by which
m were killed and three others
The men were raising the
fle tunnel when freight entered
s. drailed, plling the cars up in
tn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-07

Prints-standard prints, new styics, blci Al
lens faneies sac; American SIC, Arnold 5tci
belmont DC; berwick SCI Charter oak tlci
Conestoga SIC; Dnnkirk SIC; DEnnell--Jac-
guards 60; Dunncll--sAtines blci Gloucester
Bic: Hamilton staple styles 5le; Hartel blci
Lodi lIc; Manchester 5lc; Pacific bic; south
bridge Sc; Steel River 5lci simpson linen
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-07

|1lv dnc bring us case of Kidney
Cumplaint that Electric Bitters
speedily cure? We say they can
,housands of cases already per-
cured and who are daily rec
ling Electric Bitters viii prove.
Disease, Diabetes, Weak Back,
primary complaint quickly cured.
|>sfy the blood, regulate the bowels
directly on the diseased parts.
title gnaranteed. For sale at soc
4 by II w. Williams & Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-07

Twelve months clip, light, nno and medium
l4@l7oj nne heavy 20 light llal4ei six months
light, fine 10 medium, lOal5c. fall. nnc
heavy --i fall light, 1no medium ------i
coRrae adl2c.
IIdes--No. heavy d. n. hides lGc per n, No
2 heavy 1897 No. light l6cj No. light l2c.
Dry salted-l0@l2c: bull hides Toe; glue Go.
green salted 70; butchors green 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-07
lids 10 90 to 20 mI

head ~ 90 TO 10 00 two-yoar olds 10 " TO 20 O0i
COWS and calves 20 90.
Western Texas Yoarlings ~ 90 tolls 90, two.
year olds 10 90 10 NJ 60; cows and calves 10 90.
Central TcNas-Y eurlings 7 90 10 i 00i two
year olds 10 90 10 II 0Oi cows and calves 10 90 TO
10 90,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-07

Beeves--Grass- fed &c.
Cows--li 70 20.
Mutton-ChOice l 90 10 20.
Hogs--2i 70 90 per n.
Stock Cattle--rhe prices in stock cattle vary,
according 10 locality where raised. We quote
different localities as follows
Panhandle strictly nrst class ycarlings per
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-07
Galveston.

GALVESTON, TEX, Jan. 6, - Cotton-spot
closed quiet
Gross receipts, 1927 bnlee.
Sales 1926 bales.
Exports, 1910 btles.
Stock, STA bales.
Ordinary, 8l5-l6c; good ordinary, I loci
low mlddling, 80 l6c; middling, el3-l6c; good
middling, g5.l6c; mlddllng fair. 99-l6c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-07
LOCAL MARKETS.
OFFICE or THE GAzErTE,
Lnn. 6. lSsG.

COTTON,
Cotton continued declining day and fell
eight points. Tho local spot market stays un.
changed, however, and buyers continue payin
from 75Oto s.3IA
The grain market stlll shows decided weak
ness. Offerings of oals and corn are
larger than the local demand, ana
as the orders from abroad have to a considera.
bic extent slackod up, tn condition Is one OF
dulncss. Concerning silver, the absorbing
topic Just now IN the financial world Brad
streets OF the 2nd instant, says' "Some i'm
provement was shown In the London silver
market In the 0rst part OF the present week,
silver bar advanced 10 47d., but ON Nednes-
day "A loss OF god was recorded, the price
falling 70 SO l5.lGd, at which II remained on
Thur day.
"Increased confidence Is expressed By the sill
yer advocates In their ability 90 prevent any
legislation hostile 20 their interests during the
present session OF congress. ana some concern
has been expressed by leading authorities on
not been made 10 cnltghtcn western ana
Southern representatives regarding the true In
tcrests OF their constituents concerning the
silver question AZ the present view II must
In relation TO the acti II OF congress
on the subject TO some extent this
| prospect has allaYed the extreme sensi-
! tlveness which characterized the English silver
market about the beginning of the session OF
/ G ngress, when Il was of COURSE thought that
] the recommendations OF the administration
would be carried Into Immediate elect IL Is
/ noteworthy that the German bimctallists make
a show OF strength, and, II Is announced, VIII
! Introduce after January j, n motion In the
reichstap Tor the readoption of double stand
| ard. Ii IL understood, also, That Prince 1913
marCks views ON the subject have been some
what modified, and that he maniiests q more
friendly disposition toward the silver aide OF
! the question.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-07

10 00ais 90; fun rigs b0al2 80; rigs. black or
oiled, q 60al0 90; side aaddles 00020O 90.
Pocketa--Pockets O0@2 90; Llama goat 500
800.
spurs-Euroka nickel with straps 10; In
dianola 10.
Team whips-per do2. . 90 10 10 00; quirts per
doz. 90 TO "a 90 breast straps with Sides and
snaps per dog 8 90 TO ~ %; stlrrup leathers, all
sizea per doE 90 10 "a 90 girths per doz. soto
per doz 10 90 to is 90, saddle bags per doz. 10 OF
TO a.; pistol holsters per doz. 80 20 10 30;
cartridge belts per doE7 90 to is 90 name strape
per doz. 90 to 100.
Coliars-Duck 8 90, leather 10 90 to - 90; INIT,
Scotch whang sewea II 90, heavy sondrim split
and duck 40.
Hamcs--iIook No. by case per doz ISL
hook No. by case per doz. 8 90
Chains SO TO Acc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-07
Now YorK.



NEW NoRS, Jan. G--Flour--Dull and weak.
Whcat--Spot Ia buyers favor ;optiOns opened
higher later weakened and closed heavy No.
red gsc Afc ailoat; Ole (. o D.; Mop rcd jan.
uary gOM o0sc, closing 9Oc, February glAdg2c,
closing 9llc March 92id03lc, closing S2ioi May
Q1Idg51c, closing Vie.
torn-spot moderately active; options
Oh ned Grm and clOspd weak; No, 2, lli H50c nj
elevator 5ia5ilc atont; No, January 4Qsd
500, closing 49Rc; t,bruary 4S1G49ic, closing
as1o; March isIaig closing 4sici May ASIA
iStc, closing 4lc.
PROVISIONS. ETC.
Coifoe--Options quiet and barely steadyi
sales ll75 bagsi January - 6Oa6 90 February
50 ~; March SO 40; April IS SO
sugar-stcady and quiet; rehucd quiet of 4
G.. granulated q ~ Ice, cubcs la.l0c,
MDlasscs--Steady and quiet
Rcc-Firm, demand fair.
1--WE STOCK,
BceyCH--Ucccipts, counting 30 carloads ina
20 direct "a Engl4ud, were 2i3 carloads mar
ket was n tribe Or nrr aud higher Tor the lowe
ana mid de grades but sales were slower CON
mon TO prime sIecrs "a 5Oa6 l0i tops So lOGb 20
bulls, cows etc, 50 0O@4 90,
sheep-Reccipts G5op no advance but frme
tone and full clearancei extremes s. GOO
% for sheep and 80 00d7 90 for lambs,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-07

LIvERPooL, Jan. G.--Cotton-Spot closed
fiat and somewhat irregular.
Ordinary 4b.lGd good ordinary 0.l6d: low
middling 4id; middling uplands Cd; middling
Orleans 5id.
Total sales 5000; American, G7O0. Imports,
5000; American, 5000.
Entnres closod auiet but steady and | to 2
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-07

wheat--Choice No. 1, use; medium G0aG5c:
low grace bDa55c. Oats PIC. Barley
Hay, loose. from the wagon Goat 90 per ton (;
bale hay . O0oi2 %. Bran SOC per 100. Chops
I 20 per 100. Corn meal, nne bolted, per 100
90, Homlny ana grits 90 per bhl. Mileu
coed DOdl 20
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-07

Lumbcr--Rough lumber, boxing 70 inchee
and under, ilrst class - 0Oi stripping la3, ~ 90
thick clears II and u, ~ 90; rough lumber,
second class 1900 jolst and scantling culls
~ 80.
sidng-First, common white pine 30 COT
second, do, q 90; third do, % 90; poplar 20 "
027 90; native pine, \, Is 90; native pine, l.
20 90; native rough, ~ 90.
Dressed Misunderstanding ~ inches and nm
der, ~ 90; do ,x3 20 00i schntllng, 1oist OF amy
common lumber % %; boxing over ~ lnehes
clnss any kind 20 90.
Dressed and Matched Flooring--Flrs class
20 90. second class - 30,
White Pine Furnishing Lumber-ll,1l and
inch wide white pine 10 O0i i.inch do 90.
Ceiling, Beaded or Piain-FiTat commo n
white pine K 30 %; I'd do n 80; Sd do e5i poplar
Z 20 90 to ~ 90; poplarl 25 % 10 80 OOi native
pine - 90; do 20 co.
shingles-Wlnte pine a 300; do shaded 4
Is; do extra No. i $50; cypress. best any
brand 0 90; do No. 9 425; do No. o 5 75i DAtly.
sawed heart 90; Aeps 90.
Pjekets--White Pine, dressed and headed
square or Hat, 100; yellow pine DO co. lathi
30 10 80.
Lime, Cement, etc.--Llme, Austin, 2 90 pei
Dbl. cement, Louisville or Roganals, . 70 pc
bbl. Portland, % per Dbl; plaster paris, New
York or Michigan. per bill plaster hair G5
per bu,
Brick Fire proof, 7 5oper NJ.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-07
nIsw His Brains out.

In FAILS, Pa, Jan. G.--John j.
d secretary of the Cooperative
~ company, committed suicide
ling hy blowing his brains out
velvet. The cause OF the deed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-07
ON CHANGE.
Money Was Easy Yesterday-The Cot
ton Quotations Record still
Further Decline.
The Grain MARKETS. Manifest Downward
Tendency, with little or Nothing
Doing.


NEW YoRK, Jan G Money on call easy 3,
Ga3 per cent; prime mercantile. paper td5i
foreign exchange qalct but steady az "a 30 iof
sixty days and q SIS for demand.
ENGLisu CoNsOLs
LONDON, Jan. O. Consols closed az ~ VII
fornoney; 90 n l6 for account
STOCKS AND HONDs.
NEW YORK, Jan. R.--rho following were the
n1iclal cloeiUp limitations nj the New lOrk
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-07

Saddles-Raised etamp California 40 00@75 90 i
plain California 20 0Qab0 90; loose corua, sill
Tree Is Oo0SO 90; tied corus Of Austin, Tex,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-07
Nr,v York.

NEW YORK. Jan G.-Cotton--spot closed
] quiet and -lGc lower,
| Sales, 457 bales.
! Ordinary, SIC good ordinary, SIC; low mid
| ding, s - lGc; middllng, $50; good midolinG,
! g4c; middling fair, l0ac.
! Futures closed barely steady, 4 TO points
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-07
paoDucE, PROVISIONS, LIVE STOCK


PRODUCE.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Jan. 6.--flour-Steady and
unchanged.
ic lower for near futures and sc lower for MAY
No. red each, cole; January, cole, nominal
February, p2d32l a92ic, closing ut 92aO2lc;
March, e4i aoiac, closing at 9ia May, aIaaH6lc,
closing AT 97is asked June, 9saaslc closing
at CSC
Corh--Steady and Arm. but dull; No. mixed
cash 33kd33ic; January, 33sc; February 3ic
March Aic. Stay 3lic.
Oats-NOthing done; prices nominal No
mixed cash, 2glci May, silc
Provisions.
Cornmeal-sl B5al 70.
Mool--Quict and sfe0'y; tub washed 28aBo
unwashed l4a24c; Texas wool 9G23ic.
Whisky--At 81 10
Provisions Steady and irmer.
Pork-sharply higher at $40 SO0l0 40 for new
Iard--iIigheT at s. 90d5 D5.
Bulk Meats sharply higher but very few
sales loose lots long clear 20 o.; short rib
IS Is; short clear So 80; boxed lots long cloa
81 10; short ribs s. Us; short clear s. i0d5 %,
Bacon Long clear 50 % d3 co. short RIB
So 65a5 GIN; snort clear 50 s5a5 30.
AFrEHSOON noARp,
wheat--weak and @le lower.
Corn-Nothing done.
Oats Nominal.
Oattle-Recelpts 1850, shipments 900; marke
active and Zoe higher; good TO choice shinpin
| 81 g0G5 30; common 10 fair a QOeA ISi butchers
steers s. 4Od4 IS; COWS and heifers e 2oa
| 5 rs btockers and feeders 81 50ai 90.
| Hogs--Receipts 400: shipments 3OoOi activ
aud 5d i0c higher; - 50d4 o..
sheep-lleceipts go; shipments GOO; marke
active and strong al y Sa4 70.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-07
CoTToN MARKETS.

Receipts Mt All United statos Ports.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-07


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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-02-10
SHIPPING NlIES.

Mr. Cameron, lately chief officer of
the Lehua, has been appointed mate of
the Kinau.
The bark Chilena is at Brewers
wharf, and the Mount Lebanon has
moved off to the Fish Market. The
latter vessel will shortly sail for Hong
kong with Chinese passengers.
The schr Mary Dodge will wait the
arrival of the st Paul for orders.
The schr Emma brought 800 bags of
sugar from Olowalu this morning.
The Blk Lady Lampson sailed this
morning for San Francisco with 1l.54G
bags of sugar, 1000 dry hides and o
bales of goat skins. Value ST. ,0l5.7S.
The Ella sailed this morning for San
Francisco with 7,477 bags of sugar,
valued at S3S, 035.74.
The Discovery sailed this afternoon
for San Francisco with l0.0S7 bags OF
sugar, $50 bags of rice, 10 casks of sperm
oil and ll5 bbls of molasses. Value
SGO,70O.
The ship Sumatra. Capt Olsen. ar
rived this afternoon from Newcastle
NSW, with ,425 tons of coal on the
ships account.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-02-10
PASSENGERS.

For Kauai and Niihau, per stmr Iva
lani. Feb 9-Ilis EN- Gov p p Kanoa,
His Elk Hon Paul Neumann, His Honor
A F Judd, w l. Holokahiki, Judge Kua-
hau, Walter McBryde, Miss Mollie
Bush, James w Bush, C Furneaux, G. n
Wilcox, III r Smythe, Charles X Kahue,
and about 30 deck.
For Kahului and Kaunakakai, per
stmr Likelike, Feb 9-Colonel w +
Allen, = q Jones, Jr, Captain A Fuller,
Il ii Bailey, wife and daughter. A II
Smith, Hon A = Paehaole. G. u Wilder,
5 Selig, James Kinds, + Baldwin. Miss
May Baldwin. and about 20 deck.
For IIilo and way ports per steamer
Kinau. Feb Ellis En- Gov j o Domi-
mis-, Mrs II NJ Whitney, Mrs w w Good
ale. Mrs II Cornwell, G p Kamauoha.
w III White, w III Cummings, Miss
Hart. Mrs G + Hart. Mrs w II Holmes.
Mrs Malcolm Brown, II Miles, Capt
j Ross, Rev A o Forbes, G w Spitz, NJ
Ii. Miss ID Kolomoku. w Wight, and Sc
deck.
For San Francisco. per bktne Ella,
Feb l0-J Magoon.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-02-10
DEATH OF Mr.. HENRY C0RNWELL.

The schooner Emma arrived this
morning from Olowalu, with the sad
tidings of the death Of Mr.. Henry
Cornwell, who, after lingering i'll
ness, expired at noon Sunday last, at
his residence, Waikapu, Maui. Mr..
Cornwell was an old resident here
who had many friends, and was noted
for his interest in the improvement
of horse stock on the Islands. Mr..
Cornwell came from Brooklyn, N. Y,
some 20 years ago, and was at death
about Ga years of age. For three
years after his arrival he kept meat
market on King street, where Mr..
Waller now keeps similar place.
Aftcrward he went to Waikapu with
his brothcr-in-law, Mr.. James Lou
zada, to engage in sugar-planting,
upon his partners death succeeding
to the sole ownership of the planta'
ton.