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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-05-06
MALICIOUS INJURY.

EDITOR BULLETIN:-My custom
ers have been complaining lately of
their milk not being pure, which led
me to suppose that some persons
have been trying to injure my trade.
So the hour of delivery was chang
ed, and by so doing | found this
morning that some one had been
ahead and put in the tin pail Of Mr..
N. f. Burgess q mixture of alum,
milk and water. 1t would be well
to watch for these maliciously in
clined persons, whoever they may
be, and hand them over to the
authorities for punishment.
A. A. MONTANA.
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THE LEGISLATURE.
SIXTH DAY.

THURSDAY, May 9th.
The Legislative Assembly met at
10A. NJ, the President, Hon. j. 5.
Walker, in the chair. Prayer was
offered by Rev. j. Waiamau, Chap
lain. The minutes of previous
meeting were read by Mr.. Pierce,
Secretary, and, after correction,
were adopted on motion of Rep.
Aholo.
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Upset Bid of $4,000,

Terms are: $25,OOO cash, the balance
to be paid in equal installments in !, g,
3, a and years, secured by first mort
gage upon the premi.es sold, and i'm.
provements hereafter placed thereon.
Interest at the rate of PER cent. per
annum, free of taxes, payable semi-an.
Dually. Principal and interest payable
IN United States gold coin. Deeds at
expense of purchaser.
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Tuesday, May IL, 1885,

AT 10 o'clock a. IN.
1t is further ordered that, upon said
day, the creditors proceed to hold
the ELECTION of an assignee or as
signees of said bankrupt estate, and that
notice hereof be published in the
DAILY BULLETIN four times previous to
said day.
Dated Honolulu, May 4, 1885.
A. i. JUDD,
Chief Justice Supreme Court.
Attest HENRY SMITH,
Deputy Clerk. 32l 4t
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

A DIVIDEND of One Dollar per
N Share on the Capital Stock of the
Peoples Ice ard Refrigerator Company
will be payable on SATURDAY, May
Sth, between the hours of 12 and PM,
at the Company's office, corner of Fort
and Chapman streets.
213t W. Il. FOSTER, Treasurer.
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q UPKEME COURT OF the Hh-
- waiian Islands. In the matter of
the Bankruptcy of THOMAS X.
CLARKE. Before Chief Justice Judd.
Thomas X. Clarke, doing business In
Hama and Honolulu, Islands of Maui
and Oahu, having this day been adjudi-
Gated bankrupt on his own petition, IL is
ordered that all creditors of said bank.
rupt come in and prove their claims be
fore me, at my Chambers, in Honolulu,
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j. LYONS, Auct'r.

tB- Maps of the land can be seen,
and full particulars obtained at the
Office of l.. A. THURSTON, 3S Mer.
chant street. 32l
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WANTED.

A SITUATION by an American girl,
N as housekeeper or nurse. Address
j. W., office of this paper. 2l 3t*
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NOTICE.


HoNoLULU, April 10, 1886.
A LII persons are hereby cautioned
N not to trust my son, HARRY
Mech ESNEY, as | will not pay bills of
his contracting without my written
order. IL. N. McCHESNEY.
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Athletic Association.

THE regular quarterly meeting of the
Il Athletic Association will be held
on FRIDAY, the 7th inst, at 8 PM, at
the office of q. Bolte, Treasurer.
202t ]. b. CASTLE, Secretary,
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NOTICE.

EsgtSA0S Hawaiian Lodge No. 21, f.
Sy<SsX- q A. NJ. will be convened
SsZA- EVERY AFTERNOON
>TT1X.N THIS WEEK, at 4 o'clock,
for instruction, conducted by the
Deputy Grand Lecturer. 500
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-06
s,npIe DIV GOODS.

Prnts-standard printe. neFy s.yiss, ~. a, A.
lens fanctes bAci American oAci Arnold osc,
belmont DC; berwick 40; Charter OAK tlcI
guards &c; Dunnell--satincs 5lci Gloucester
6lc; Hamilton staple styles blci Hartel hici
Lodi llc Manchester 5Ic; Pacnc blci south
finish 5lc;. Windsor SIC; fancy pinks oie,
slater solids ic Peabody solids oici Berhn
solids 5ic Durham solids ttci victoria BLACK
ilc; Steel River chinz SIC.
Heavy Brown Sheeting--htl - 3Ae,
Albany A a ~ 6ic; Atlantic a A - Sc; Clifton
70 O c4.t Co; Lawrence LL4.i 5lej Rutland 2
~ Gle; Glendale A "a Gle; Enterprise Z
"a 80; Belfast Il III 5ie; Rose Valley ~ Tc
First Prize - elci Argyle - elci husy Bee
broke 1914 lsc, Monadnork 1914 lslci Lancaster
1914 lsc; Pepperell 10 ale, Boston 1913 ssci
lockwood i0,f 22lc.
Wide Bleached shooting Boston 25c
M0uadnork 1910; 1914 Lowell 1907 lQ,4 LocK.
wood 2ic; ga QuiDnebarry &c; 80 Pembroke
6oiored Ducks-Montaup d slc; Boaton s.oz
l0ic; Everett n ID ltc Phtuxent 1901 izlci
Eaxle brown lie; Warren mills lllc.
Misunderstanding a O 4 l2cI Araehphh "A
&c; Cornwall y Sci Mblttent0n 5p9 lsc' Glen
Riddle 10 Lewiston s0.lnch lllc; Ocean siei
Hickory Stripes Extra stout, blne or brown
sici Mechanic, blue. 80 Jeweu Ciy a.; h2ek
c4svile 81 /; Columbian &c.
Ginghams Zephyr sc; Piunkct 7le: GLASGOW
faneies lei Glasgow dress styles slc; brighton
kssls1en eis fGoses po9 9in sn rcns
styles sc; Argyle staples slei Bates fancleseci
Linseys-o umberlana lllcI Calumet 100; TalI
Play I3cs Imperial iiel Geneva i6ci Adriatlc
! ia 6; Bradford l2ic: Clifton SCI Windsor o.
Jeane-Kiuyyer 81, ADDottNfOrd lAc; Tcie
graph iscj coyington iic: folaris Inc; Hocsie'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-06
Groceries.

MeAt-sugar cured hams Iolc; sugar cured
breakfast bacon DC; short clear bacon &c
abort cleaI dry salt SIC.
fish-Niaek6rel, 10 . kits, No; ! 9oc; no, 2
behring's per box l0c cod ilsh Sc,
Iard-1ieTces Tic; 90 d cans 7ici 20. cans
7lc; l0b cans 7Ac; s. % cans 7lc; cana DC.
Tea--Imperial AOa6Oc, gunpowdet Boa 70c.
sugar--fine powered bbls, &c; do half bbis
&C.; cut loaf SO; granulated standard slci
Louisiana graduated Sc; standard 7lc;
.hoice white nc; Louielana y. c. IaTie.
hce--Iouisiana ~ ~ 80 new.
Salt-Course, In bags, 25Gl 90; lnc In bags
-i lake, In nat hoop barrels, 2S0; pockets
soda--BIcarbonate In kegs 4I@5c; biearb IN
casesb gc; lump sal coda in kegs 2la2sci grnnu-
lated sal eoda In 90 ID drums &c.
Molasses-ChOlce Louisiana 55db5c tnew
CROP fair to good &c; core syrup $50.
CoHen-Rlo. fair sleigci prime lolalieei
choice lllai2c; Laguyra lesrj Java SOci Gold
en- Rio l2to; Pea Berry i24Hl3c.
Pic5icr-s gal pale mixed pickles 20; glass
pints 1 ID glass quarts 49, glase half gal. Oo5
glass gal. % glass hex gal TO-
Wrapping paper-Iag and straw IS 70 100.
snuf-,iarretts e-oz. u 3 per case OF. Q 20
90. dental q on. 10 90; OF. 400.
Canned GOods--Priccs per dozen. Pine hp
pies, standard. 81 IS; peaches, standard, D..
1 -; 3 rs, 2 25a 50 seconds, rs, I 43i bs'
l 10; tomatoes, standard, ms. o9, seconds,
ns,--i ; bs. Is, green corn lesl "a green i
oysters, fun weight, u III 10; Ugh.
weight, % -; h -; salmon y ! %;
, n -; mSekerel n 9ocai 90; sardnes,
hmerican.7 % case, Imported, Y 70 case straw
-; eagle condemned miks %.
soaD-z 1874 ~ per case.
Ragging-ltb standard llic; ia lie.
Tlss-Arr0w And Delta %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-06

Flour-Best patents 8 % per 100 Bs; halt-pat
net rs per 100 his; third grade 30 per 100 ne.
fourth grade 90 per 100 lbs.
Corn mcai--Pef buHhci O0c.
Hominy and grlts--Per Dbl I go
Oatmeal--Per half Dbl 10.
Cracked wheat--Per . &c.
Crackera--A soda 6e; xxx soda sc; cream
elci ginger snaps Ilci lemon creams nc.
Sundries--Starch 4c; CandleB, full boxes 2lc {;
halves; quarters; Stick candy . 70 lOic fancy
10 20 Ice, rope, o basis, do cotton. l7ci herring
imported, u per key. Raisins, layer, 90,
10 70 CSC. Concentrated lye 2 75 to 400, jugs,
glazed, lie per gal. crooks, glazed, loo per gal.
Dried peaches 10 l6c. Indigo lbc per b:
Bluelng SOCIAL 90 dozen. ColemRn'a mustard
/ 3Odl 80 dozen. Maccaroni imported, lbe u [
American 76c box. buckets, two hoops, 70
dozen; well buckets 90 dozen Brooms 100
- dozen. Brilliant oils bbla. 1sci Eupion do.
?sc; do. 2.5 cases 3 10; brilliant 2b cases lOi
do. la cases 80. Baking powders, bulk,
lie, / 10 cans 80.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-06
~. tsOute.
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ST. Louis, Mo-. Jan, 6.-Flour-Dull and
unchanged
Whcat-Actvc and very weak; prices dc
cliuod u dllc, but recovered slightly and closed
ii % he lower than yesterday; No r d cash.
sole, January, Wldg0lC, closing at g0lc, Fct-
ruary, 9 lo 9Oic, closing AZ o0ici March, Wic
May, pSH9lC closing dtNsl
torn-Vory duh, opened easy but recovered
and closed Ilm, No. = mixed cash 33l d33ic
February Sld8ic, closing sac; March &c May
36i d8Gac cloring 1850.
Oats-Quict aud steady; prices about un.
changed NO mixed. cash 2Sic; January 2Sc
bid, NAV, 3lid3iI+
PROVISIONS.
Cornmeal-stcady and unchanged.
Wool Quioi and stca y, tub washed 26d3to;
unwashed II 2ici Texas wool 9G2JAc.
Whlsky-AtS IL
Provisions Quiet and generally steady.
Pork-tlO lOGrlO l2l,
Lard--S5 S5d5 30
Boxed Meats. Loose lots long clear
"a 30, short ribs - N; short clear 50 10;
boxed lo's long clear q 70; short tibo s. % /,
short clear S. l0dA 10
Bacon. Long clear 50 49,; short ribs IS G2a (;
snort clear 50 50.
AFTERNOON HOARD.
Wheat Easy and dlc lower
Corn-Stcady and u shade better.
Oats-Stoady.
LIVE STOCK
Cattle-Reocipts 1000; shipments COO; market
active; l5a20c highcr ON grade shippers and
butchers cattle; good TO choice shipping 81 no
G5 10; common 10 good 50 90ai So butchers
steers 81 25o4 IS; cows " 25P3 70: stockers
Hogs~Rectlps 5000; SalOc lower; fairly
active at 81 50a4 %.
sheep--Reoelpts 400; shipments 200; market
arm at s. 25d4.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-06

BAR iron - 90, Norway 70. No. "a sheet iron
Sc, No. n y sheet iron &c, galvanized sheet
iron g8glc, No. sod nc. No. | % 1910, 2Ox2e
roofing IN illaf5c. i4xzo and loxlt Eai, DO q
al 30, timers wire 70 per cent. on, timers
stock 40 per cent. Oh, cook stoves with ware
10 50425 co. do With trimming II b0fe3O 90.
wood WOTk-WaRon axier gOcDl pOi tongues
aOc1l %; singletrces 75i boisteFe a0ci spOkes
1503 O0, fellooe 75a2 IS. d0ubletrces 23@
o.; neck yOkes bOa2 90, ploW beams cOnesss
pioW handles 75fr2 %.
Males 10 Neg. basis l0d--Bnrden horse shoe
por keg, %, Perkins do . 70, Walker do ~.
Burden mule %, NprthWesieIn horse hhoe
nails, No. 4 Doc, No. 3 2nc, No, . 23e, No. 1ics
NO. d zoe ,'sIakefe" No. isc, No, nc. No,
re, No. 7 20c, No. 3 1906 Aueabie do, NO. fDes
No. ne, No. eic, No. 100, No. lsc.
Miscalianeops-1rnco ehainf No. per pair
l0c; pi0w singieffces per doz. ~ piOW double
trees per dor 00; stock bells 90 per cent gnf
door locke z5 TO O0s woof screws, 90 and 10
per cent on l. u case door butts 40 aud 10 per
cent on, Gus and timed tacka 40 per cent OBJ
conre niille ~ per cent OF; blind hiaxcs 80 and
10 per cent on carriage bolts 60 and ~ per cent
on; pIoW bolts IS per cent on piece TN wars ~
DER cent q dafb stamped ware no per cent 0Hs
shallow stamped ware % per cent on
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-06
New York.


NEW YORK, Jan. 5.--Flour--ilcRvy and I'M
changed
Whcat--Lewor and fairly active for export
options opened heavy. reacted, leaving of
steady No, red 00lc In store; 9lc ailoat; Ole
T. o. b.; 0llc at elevator No. red January 9Ol ID
90lc, closing a0ac; February glldglec, closing
9lLc March 92id93lc, closing 93ci May @l ae0lc,
closing cole
Corn--lIighcr and fairly active; options
op ned wcag, afto wards strengthened, closing
steady No. I, lDa 4aIo at elevator No. January
4sid4Asc, closing 4gic Y, brunrv 4saasS1c, clos.
ing 4sIo; March lsl d4slc, closing 4sic, May asa
64Slc closing 4slc
PROVISIONS, ETC.
Cofce-Spot fair; Rio quiet, sic; options
at adv and quI.t, salos. 9150 bags; January
SO 60a6 90; February 50 20; April 80 sO May
SO s..
SugAr--Firm; refined powdered 6IG7ac; gran.
ulated 6ia6 Is Ice; cubes l5'l6a7c.
Mulnsees-Quiet,
R'cc--Steady, demand fair.
Tallow-Steady; 10 i6d6c,
Turpontine-Sieady nj CSC.
Wooi Stcady and fairly actiyei domestic
leccr 2TdSGc pulled lidS3c, Texas sage.
Pork-Qulet $40 O0diO2b.
Lard-Opened lower ana cloeod steady at q
decline, but recovered spot 80 t0i January
90 94ld6 80; February SO 379B 39i March So 44d
AZ.
LIVE STOCK.
Beevee-Nonc received no market. Dressed
beef stead at 81 0U@g Oh for eidos.
Sheep--Iieceipta 1900 hend; quiet but lrmcr
with sales sheep nj s40095 and fair Ohio
lambs at SO 40, dressed. Mutton slow at 50 GOA
90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-06
liquors ana cigars.

whisky--Rectined 10 to 20, as per proof,
sonr mach, two. year. old, ! 90 to 70j three.
90 W 90.
wines--Claret, per case, 40 70 10 90, as per
quality; Catawba, per gallon, SOC TO 30, port
dcira, per gallon, 100 10 oOj white wine, In
case, 90 10 10 %.
hlc-stock ale, per dozen, 200 TO ? 20; port.
pcT dozen, 200 20 225.
Clgafs--Domeslic 10 OOto IS 90; Key West 30 %
10 100 90, imported 20 90 20 100 90.
ChampagBe-G. NJ. Mnmm X Co, extra dry,
30 70 83 20. IIeidsick, IN bAeket, n % ~ s0c0i
Hrug, In basket ~ % 20 80; domestic chan.
pagno, 10 II 90; Geo. Gouiet, extra dry, pints
81 30.
BottIed Beor--Lernps, quarts, II 90 10 y 90,
Budweiser, quarts ~ %, pints IS 00i Eflnnger
beer. quarts II %. plnts 1850, schlips Milwaukee
quarts ~ %. pints " "; ~. ClAuecn Son,s
champagne beer, quhrte, II W, piniH " %, Brc
Incr Kaiser imported. . 90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-06
DUBLIN.
ran Tetas Soldier Joins tho Army o
fhe Dead. q. q. n. Lodge.
IT,. llI.,,rn az tho Cazpttn

tna retas soldier Joins tho Army o
1ht Dead. o. q. r. Lodge.
'ondence of the Gazette.
hfs. Tx, Jan. 4.--On Friday
Jannary /, at IL O'Clock John Har-
ola Texas veteran of the revolu-
war between Texas and Mexico,
hie residence about mile from
ne was inferred ON Saturday, the
th Masonic honors. A committee
sons was appointed to draft resolu-
|cGardlng the deceased and TO write
ID OF his life.
dae of the I. o. o. f. was instituted
|n Saturday night, January 2, by
loses Hurley, ID. y. G.. NJ, with the
Hug charter members; Il. IL.
n, vi, j. Davies, Z. X. Barkley, A.
cklan d aud \. Iyey. After institute
} Lodge the following officers were
4 ald installed: f. II. Weaver, w
X. Barley, V. G.. w. j. Davies,
aryY A. j. Strickland, treasurer.
lay night in each week Is the time
ID for the regular meetings.
town continues TO boom both In
Us and real estate. The Waco
M association purchased three
|ss lots here last week for the pur-
81 Improving them. w. j, Davies
ntracted for the building of rock
house on his vacant lot on Patrick
WI. 5. Blackshear, our new drug
no Opened his stock on December
boris fue business during the
W In fancy goods and is so well
q with the future prospects of our
That he has purchased the store
belonging to Mrs. Higglnbotham
tends removing the same and put
b another rock store like the one he
st had completed and is now occu-
new college is beginning to loom
d when finished will not only be
lament to our busy little town, but
ready had the effect of advancing
state.
school, under the management OF
J l.. baltimore, commenced again
after the Christmas holidays,
nv MP that Fort Worth & Rio Grande
id. as we want TO be IL closer con-
Il with the Fort,
d. Fowler, formerly travelling sales
br our live implement house, A. w.
b & CO., left to-day for Fort Worth,
he expects TO make his future home.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-06
saddIsry.

saddies--Rsised stamp California 40 00a75 90 /;
plain California ~ coSto OQi Loose c9rua, sun
10 O0ais 70; fun rigs 50a ~ 90; rigs, black or
oiled, o G06i0 90; side saddles N0a20 90.
Pockets--Pockota ooG2 90; LLAMA goat o0H
300.
spurs- Eureka nickel with straps 10; In
dihnola 75,
Team Nhips-per doz. 9 90 10 10 %; qulrta per
dOz o 70 10 n q; breast straps with sides and
snaps per dor. B 90 70 ~ 90, BiiTup Iehthers all
sizcs per doz. % 10 n oi Kirthe per dor, SOTO
IS 90; haltere, web, per dok 20 haitcIsy lcatneI
To t2. pietol holsters per dor. 4 10 10 10 90;
cartridge belts per doz.1 30 10 ~ % ,haIne straps
per doz. cot 30
Coiiars-Dnck 90, leather 10 % 10 q % init.
scotch whang Aewed II 70, heavy Hondnm spit
and duck 40.
Ianes-Io0k No. by case per dOz IS !
hook No. by case per dox 8 ~.
Ch6inB~SS 10 40.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-06

I sale, bargain: The stock, fix
and good will Of the clothing house,
koustDn street, Fort Worth. This Is
chance for the right man to get into
lsnnt business. Lease on store can
ID, and satisfactory reason for selling
iVen. Country merchants will find
their advantage to call on US while
BIZ pnrchases in this line.
u. w. Belts, 800 Houston street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-06
LOCAL MARKETS.
OFFICE OF THE GAzErTE, I
Jan. D. 1856. !

COTTON.
II was bad day for the bulls in cotton, ns the
decided squirt of Monday was entirely lost, and
point or so additional throwing prices back
to the same, or a little lower status The whole
question may be said to hinge on what Is as ct
an unknown quantity-thc amount OF future re.
ceipts. Large blocks are likely TO be thrown on
the market for the next two weeks, and
cause a continuation Of the depression, after
which more settled condition will prevail and
there II good reason Ia expect better prices
FRUITS AND PRODUCE.
Applies of the best grade are In good demand,
but inferior TO common are slow, and but little
sale. A good many are commencing 70 decay
Oranges are scarce and IN demand. The mar.
ket Is nearly bare Of lemons and
bananas; with sirong demand tof
potatoes are also scarce aud IN demand There
are plenty OF Irish potatoes, the best coming
from California and going oil readily. Turnips
are dull and IN large supply.
since Christmas the fowl market has greatly
improved. il had gone down TO almost nothing,
but an advance OF $50 per cent. has taken place
and chickens and turkeys are advancing.
The contrary may be said Of eggs. They
were held back on hopes OF better
prices duti-g the holidays 9Sar o Owners
got any more, and still held back. Prices went
down until now 10 centH-an unusually low
quotation for the seasOn--is about the highest
offered. This market Is one Of extremes, and
IN the trade sets ia one way, whether rising
or falling. IL never stops until the limit has been
reached. then rebound In the other direction
almost inyariabl follows. Butter IA almost
unsaabe, and no change has been noted for
many weeks. Pecans are firm, but few of
good quality eau be fuuni.
CATTLE NOTES
A car load OF fine bulls and imnorted Jacks
were receiyedby John 3. Andrews Co. yeatsr-
day.
Local dealers report heavy correspondence
from parties in the Northwest and Eas relative
TO spring prices for all sorts OF stock, and there
is lively inquiry for western ranches.
IL is Thought that great deal OF the spring
Antonio win come to Fort Worth, ana agents
here have much larger lists OF Southern Texas
lands, pastures and cattle on their books than
they ever had before.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-06
D Tor Your Prize Mt Fakes 3 Go Is.

the Undersigned, conducted the
|nu for the 3000-bed-room suit for
& Co. and the following numbers
the prizes: First prize, No. SO, bed,
en- and wash-standj second prize,
nj, mautel; third prize, No. 4S7,
Robe. CHAs. ScHEUBER.
n HARDING,
II w WILLIAMS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-06
gnopuon, rRoylsIoNs. 1--we srocI
Kansas Ctr.

PRopUcA.
KANSAS CTrY. Mo-. jan. g. - Wheat -
lower cash csc bid; February lie; May 7OIc
corn-Quiet, cash eslei February use; March
20 NAV Sic bid
\ Oats--Steady at &c.
LIVE STOCK.
The Live stock Indicator reports.
CAtte--iieceipis 1916. shipments SS5. strong
and active. exporters S5dA22; good 70 choife
shipping * 60 ~ 80; common 10 medium 81 10
"a 80 stockers and feedcrs 81 65a3 70; COVE
s2d3 40
Hogs-Recelpts ssi7; slow and weak; closing
Sc lower at s. 50at.
Sheal-Keeeipts none, shipments none;
steady, good TO choice g 50d3 SO; common 10
medium 81 6062 50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-06

N aackage OF Silver Loaf and give
lsif rial. II you do this you viii
Il regret IT. How many disastrous
res ili making bread canse troublous
Nor b the household? This can all
.xikied by a trial Of Silver Loaf. j.
feMp guarantees its purity, strength
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-06
s. 7oea lsi short ribs s. s7s5 90. abort clear

50 7oaa 49, short ribs 81 s7lab 90; abort clear
s. dOab 80.
AFTERNOON HOARD.
Wheat and corn unchanged. Pork MG5o
higher Lard unchanged.
LiVE STOCK.
The Drover' journal reports;
Cattlo-Rccoipts i9O; shipments. 400; mar.
ket strong, l0c higher; shipping steers OF $50
10 1900 pounds, 80 i5d IS CO. stockera ann feeders
steady . indt 10, cows, bulls and mixed 81 80
diOO bulk g 6OoS TO- irn fed Texas cattle
s. 1894 80.
HOgs-ileccpts, 270O o.; steady az 50 40SA 0Il +;
Sncep-Recclpts, $500; shipments, 800 steady )
natives q Old4 o.; MosttIu 81 g0G5 30, Texans
81 75G3 10; lambs s. iaaS 90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-06

Ipeated chemical tests" have placed
ono brand of baking powders
mother at the head of the list, but
ost satisfactory test of all is that OF
|actical housewife, who uses Silver
and never fails to make light and
some bread. She cannot be inn
upon, and the powder peddler who
|ptsto palm off something else on
J q better grade of goods viii have
b TO believe that he has missed his
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-06

Whent--choice No. !, 5sc; medium ooaebc,
low grade 5Sa66c. Oats 30 Barley
Hay, io0ee, from the wagon 8 coal % per tom
bale hay DO4i7 %. Bran 60c per 100. Chops
Is per 100. Corn mehl, fine bolted, per 100
seed coal 70,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-06
New York.

NEW YORK. Jan b.--ootton-spot closed
dull.
sales, 21s.
Ordinary, - Ice; good ordinary, s8-l6c;
low middiing, DC; mlddltng, . l6c; good mid
ding, 9ls. &c; middlinR fair. l07.l6c
Futures closed steady, TO 2points lower than
Yesterdays close.
lt..t IA Mo Ia
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-06

head " 90 10 10 90, TWO year oda 10 90 10 10 90,
cows ana calves 20 90.
Western Texas Yoarllngs 1e 90 tolls 90; two
year oda 10 90 70 ~ %; cows and ollyoB 10 90.
Central Texas---f curlings 7 20 10 4 00l two
yenr Odds 10 " 10 II 0vl cows and calves 10 o. 70
l1OO
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-06

|nnd Rock and Austin Lime-works
|liactnre white lime OF the very best
|ty. Orders solicited. For prices,
|address MARTIN & WALSH,
! x ROCK, Tex. Proprietors.
II eaie by 6. W. Gillespie, agent,
| Worth,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-06
\ sIgar al stert,s. ZOO MaIn.
notice OF dissolution.

Notce OF bphroiuttoh'
4 eopartnership Of Carter, Wynne s.
.ff9 Il this day dissolved by mutual
|ant. All unfinished business In the
| of the old firm will receive our
| attention.. A. NJ. CARTER,
X. NJ. WYSNK,
a. w. DEBERRY.
II Worth, Jan. 4, 1856.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-06

GALVESTON, TEX, Jan 3. = cOtton-spot
:losed weak
Gross receipts, 1877 bales.
Sales, 3S5 bales.
Exports, none.
Stock, 81 ,s5T bales,
Ordinary, Gl5.l6c; good ordinary, 7l5-lgc;
ow middling, SO Ice middling, sl3-l6c, good
middling, 95- l6c, middllng fair. gg-l0c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-06
Mules and Horses.

|tcheil Bros at their old stand want
he GOOD mules and horses in the mar
md viii pay spot cash for them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-06
Wool and Hides.

Twelve month"; clip, light fine and medium
Hal7ej nno heavy 70 light iidlici six months
light, nne 10 medium, iDalsc; fall, nne
heavy --i fall light, 1no medium ----s
coarse 6al2c.
Hides-No. ] heavy y. r. hides 1Gc per nj No
heavy i8c. No light i5c; No. = Hight I2c.
Dry shltcd-lO@l2c; bull hlden l0cj glue o. |;
green EaILcd 7ci bntcbors' grean %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-06
-C.L.Pn,mnn 4 Co.

hrs OF the j. j. Schulenger patent,
Factors for cement-works and cement
ONCE sos Main street.