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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-14
LOCAL MARKETS.
OFFICE OF rHE qAzETrE,

OF NE AtANBIIBg
Jan. IL. 1885,
There was no mentiOnAble change in the
New York future market TO day, prices closing
about as on the day previous.
Grain Is quiet with no quOtable changes,
though corn Is apt 10 experience decline on
account of large local receipts.
The hide market IL slightly of in conse'
onence of the lnferlority IN offerings. A
good many hides are ''grubby," and none come
up 10 the required standard, hence dry hides
are lower than quotations cent on the pound
and green cent
There Is hardly doubt that the region of
country tributary to Fort worth will have a
much larger acreage In grain thnn ever before
As a matter OF interest 20 those engaged ~ the
culture OF the cereals, the follow
ing is reproduced from the iast
issue OF the GLOBE Democrat; "The English
trade Journals are Just now IN u glee over the
growth OF the Indian wheat export the wonder
ful increase of which in the last ten years has
given them cause for much selt,congratu-
iation. one reports the export OF wheat
from India Ia 1879 at 100000 hundred
weights while In 1884 IL had Increased 10
1910 900 hundred weights the value OF ms. eN-
port for the two years respectively being tb6',
oOO and - 1000. According To the cooler
headed business men on the London Exchange
however, there is no probability OF the lnulan
wheat suppiauiing the American article, since
In wheat from India does not OF Itself MAKE
good nOur but nseds TO be mixed win the
harder graues OF American WHEAT SO mere u
no special cause OF alarm on the subject Tor inc
defect in Indian wheatis caused by the climate
and can never he remedied,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-14
nrocerfes.

Meat-Sugar, cured hams l0lc; sugar cured
breakfast bacon Sc; short clear bacon otci
fish--Mack6rel, 10 y kits, No, s0e 10,
sac: half bills No. / 80; No. bOi dried
herrlnes per box lOc cod fish &c.
Iard-rierces 7c; so 70 cans 'aei ~ cans am
FAC; 10 % cans 7sc. s. h Gems 71c, 3 ID cans Nc'
Tea--Inperial 40@e0c; gunpowdeI bOd iOc; ,
sugar--F'ine powered bbls, elci 90 hali, D9is
Louisiana granulated ne; standard Ilci
shoice white he; Louisiana y. C. 7G7lc'
Rice--I.ouisiana 81 10 So new. -
salt. Course, IN bags, 29fl 4Oi nne VI paks
-; lake, In nat hoop barrels, 2 S5; pockets
-iSSi Blcarbonate in kegs t@5ci bicarb in
cascs she; lump sal soda In kegs 210Y4ci Brhhu'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Louisiana boa55c new
cropl : fair TO good 35c; core syrup SOC. -,
cofee1Rio iair si@lyesii p IaHa eoe: Cold
en- Rio l2ie. Pea Berry l2lHlSc. "a. .,..
pickles--q gal. pals mixed pickles ooi glass ass
pints 10, glass quarts 70. gihss hait b"i' '0V'
glass l. gal 25 glass heA-ghl o 20 ,r
Wraupfug. paper-hag and straw 40 70 too,
snuA-tiarrett's OF, II 25 per case :, o. . %
l.oz. s IS Ralph's COZ, 10 10; l-oz' ri i'oE
OOs dental 6 OF. 10 00i ! o. 400.
Canned Goods--Prlces per dozen; fihe ap
ples, standard. 81 ST. peaches, sLandaru, ~,
IS, lbs, ga 50; seconus' ns, 1 20, p 20 .
T6 tomatoes standard, rs, ~ seconus,
~ ~ 3 bs Is; green corn lOal vi green
meas IS; goosebeTries, l2)i raspberries ~,
oysters fui weight ! b ! ID ~ nsSnt
4 I'd
) 49,: msckerel, l b 0ocnl 90, sHrulnes'
American. z 90 casei imported, u % case straw,
heryjes , 4, 81, blackberTlae ! 2Ai green cages
-; eagle condensed milk . 70
goap--2 75'dt 51 per case
Bagging--Ii b standard lltci ian nc
r;ess-K Arrow and Delta ~. 1880,
fiour-Heel patents - per 10y bai hA ao
rat ~ nor lc6 ~; third grade super 100 ps,
fourth grade 90 per 100 -.
Corn meal--per buenel yoc.
UominY and grits--PeI ~ o.
Oatneal-Per half Dbl To-
Cracked whcat--Psr &C. 49,. ....,,,
flrackers~-A soda &c xxx soda o4c' eIe@'n
sic. Ginger snaps Tlc; lemon creams ltr' ,o,.
'snnndrles--st:irct &c Candles, full Donth,lztsi
baiSss. ouarters--; Stick candy 70 loie ,iah,cy
10 to isc, rope bssis. do cotton llei nera' b6
tnnorted' rs per kcg. Raisins, layer, ov
War crsb-apple, loc; Missouri, 5oc' Nnekai
Is to Sc Concentrated ye @ 20 NY W. ,e SS as
Srled peaches 70 lsc. Indigo 90 per
piacina socai 90 dozen. Coieman'a mrs'aso
aoS,i "a sozen. Maccaroni, imported. loc n
American 7Se box. Buckets, two n no0ns, ia !,
| IS dSzen. brilliant oils, hhlk; lsc, Espions n
81. 40 % eases 10, brilliant 20 cases *
ddS 40 III i.is cases 5 %. Bnking powders suik
! lie; i cans ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-14

,,..,..., -. .,.i..., ~, A.
Prints--standard prlnts, new SYKES, osS' a. ~.
lens tancles oAci american 9lo, Athuiu ~,
belmont oci herwlck 60 Chatter O ah ~ ~
Conestoga Vivi nu IN @le' f.Io,,ccs,,
guards &c. Dunneii-satines otei SlouIesiet
oAc uuinii.oh staplc stVoo ~ ~. s.,,f,
Lodi tlei Manchester oAci racine oavi eY 2ii
bridge DC; steel hifer oiei simpson h hneh
finish 5lci windsor BIC fancy PINK oioi
slater solids 10 fehuony soli1s g4u; P 1911
solids 5lci Durham SOLOS a4c' Victoria niaoN
4ici steer itlVeI CUNT ny A,,a,,e,e y ~ blc
Albany oici Auanuc q - NJ Ii'itp y,
Coo - &c; lawrence n ~, osV, l'nt,.tp
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-14
poaSs.


~.nu,y was saved by hroo
.rss--- nan Tan 12.-Despite the
Il TEX wave that has Just
rs oo beautiful prairie country country,
our ia yva breezes Of Indian
1ibe D snrcsst kind Of a blizzard,
Of N ,pese remote parts ana
Ny 70 AIRS sar with fresh intorlna,,
8 y 1e General. stock has ., drli, ,ea
nd gs .g d still suffering ior
ply a as pease river, Red river
yn,t r. are frozen so that , mo
For ish,s,ned, and teams win
DC ov loss and recross ON the
gop horses rises thin in flesh were. were
~, no''Th The thermometer regis.
HIM lsssH zero at this place on 'ne
p ins y last filing with actual
my ,S 0en with the plow and
yea a. Ou avery section of state
pea =, tbIs county, and many
keol ,S The wisdom Of the free
\ sV ~ very plainly manifest IN
liz :, Settlement of this county Y.
sare we're far-secing enough
A u d nv Of the lease law by
z ~ . V retition to the legislature to
pornty from the operation Oh
: which petition was granted,
.Ssarence Of which no anaconda
FEW Eva wire hedged against the
INC .Se chIldren's grass until set
III III buy it all and occupy II
~ ,ida,ion from cutaie barons.
' ~ now so apparent for good
n, rms may read, and the way
" though a fool, need not err
., Conclusion that the leasing
x ! q lands retards settlement. we
srv comfy in the state where
y, sS ~ "a in full force and effect to
favorable a showing in the
i y settlers. no matter how much
r county NAV be as a body o.
x. Sricultural purposes. The lac
,his county owes its settle
e. benign influence of old-timt
yegulations. There are many
II range cattle here. We are
~ hat the cattle companies own
we're ready and eager TO lcas'
n ~ this county, and thus bar on
.or IS Failing in that, they vii
"A 10 move out, and small stoct
4 Wish to combine farming will
s,na. can now peaceably develol
res Of this county. The reve
tbe state and county Will un
{ be so much greater, that TN
,onnt that would have accrued
l2r,nr sinks into insignitlcance II
I'M A great amount OF LAM
Y nj in cultivation at once in TIL
Xend with favorable seasons a.
u of all kinds of grain can b
n the policy advocated by III
were pursued, Northwest Texa
l. n of the Plains would soon be
tled and subdued by agriculture
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-14
eRopuoE, PROVISIONS, LIVE STOCK
st. LOUIS.

PRODUCES =,
ST. LOUIS Mo-, Jan. l5.--flouI-D,n" 60
S3 l0a3 20; family So 2oaS W SEo io W
fancy 81 70df-7O; patents 50 DGo ~: an, 90
Nv" Observation-Disclosures weak. breaking fuzzy 2c;
nr,ces recovered somewhat near the close any
unished faIsc lower than YESTERDAY 10 H. a. !.
-asb 81 clnis. January sSdsSici closing SO )
February ssIdS9ic, closinE nominal nv e'4V'
NAV QII ias5ss, closing 04ic bid ,.a,,,oa.
Corh-Duil, but steady ana hDou by ,ts. ei
No . mixed each $685. January Ss4o UiN' -
rnary sslc May SGdda6gc. closing soy 4 aoo,
Oats-Nothing DONE NO h'lAoN
PROVISIONS.
Cornmeal--Sleady, 81 Godl 40
WnalA3siea1y; tab washed 26asAei nnWaaien
145ae4e. Texas wool lDa2SAc. ,,i.,, ,.as
Pfovlsions- Faster except pork WIZ" wy
nrnly held
Pork-sl0 30
iSntt Meats-Ioose lots long clear ~, sno ,,,
.,I.s e S0s abort clear 50 s. Boxed lots h,'lg
clear s ST. short ribs 50 GOA ga snort 'is''
% s ~, Long clear IS sOi short ribs s. I'i
short clear s. %.
AFrRRNoOS HOARD
Wheat--Vasy, le lower.
Corn-Fasy and 10 lower
Oats-Unchaaged. ...
Cattlc-Receipts eso0i shipine.n,sss good "a
wesk. and 25r lower than yestsI1a1,, M All
49,. shinninv 81 75n5 10; common 70 -
sa ,sss so butcher steers " WA W. -.
"a hcifers s. Ooas %; stoekeH ana lesee''
y a aUss Il, 10000; active and Ss'O'
loS ssssssp@seSeipis $780, uhIpmcnts 800; aarAe'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-14
what Can be Done.

tng again and keeping up courage
Enss seemingly impossible may
sed, Hundreds of hopeless cases
/ and liver complaint have been
N Electric Bitters, after every
Il had been tried in vain. So,
In there is no cure for you, but
<rlc Bitters. There is no medi-
1ssfe. so pure and so perfect a
drider. Electric Bitters will cure
n, diabetes and all diseases OF
Sys. Invaluable in affections OF
and liver, and overcome all
difficulties. Large bottles only
4 at IL. W. Williams & Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-14
6nlonnIre,. scntence deferred.

buRG, Pa, Jan. IGNITION Wes-
lChicago capitalist recently con-
j manslaughter in the Murrays-
4 well riot cases and sentenced to
N imprisonment in the peniten-
rs to have surrendered TO the Of
his morning. He appeared in
hi presented a telegram signed by
II court stating that ten days stay
tedings had been granted by the
a court. The court refused to
M the telegram, but deferred the
until officially notified.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-14
L,auors ana cigars.

Wlsisky--Rectihed 10 70 80, AZ per proof
sour mach, two. year old, 60 70 l 10; three
year-old, 10 70 20, fancy extra old whisky
90 10 s 90.
Wines-ClAret, per case, so 70 10 90, a. per
quality; Catawba, per gallon, SOC 70 ] so; pori
/ 20 70 90; cherry, per gallon, ~ 70 SVf ma
deira, per gallon. loo 10 9 90; white wine, IN
ease, 4 90 10 10 co.
Alo-Stock ale, per dozen, 2 90 70 xx0i pofh
per dozen, 2 ~ 90 2 -. !
Cigars Domestic Is 90 20 20 00i Key West 30 u
70 10 %. imported 80 0V 70 40 90.
ChampaEne-.G. N. Mann Coz extra .dry
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-14
Country Produoe and Fruit

Oranges Louisiana per box "A 90.
MessinA Lcmons--Per box 80.
ApploB--AOrthern 25o3 80 per bbl.
POiatoeB--irlsh per bu California voc IN sacks,
OniOnB--Norlhcru per Dbl 3D.
Beans--Navy 3ld4c; med hbls &c; large lima
Sic; small butter SIC
peanuta--TMSc.
Cider--IInlf Dbl 4 90
Cabbage Per ID California DC.
fPoultry--HenH 2 90 per doz; young chickens
. 90; iurkeys GQc 10 1901 geese 600 TO 500
ducks per doz 2 a. to . 90.
Eggs--per doE lhc.
Freah Country Dntter-Choice 10 10 zoe; choice
Western dniry iSc, fancy creamery BOO.
POtatoes-Sweet 76casl 90 per bu.
Sauer Nraut Per hnli .bbl 3 rs.
Bsnanas--PeT bunch ~ 70 20.
COcoanuis--per 100 q co.
New Pecans--Gc
Iiraail Nuts-l5c.
Acknowledges,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-14
Fatal Colli.Ion OF Freiehts.

3GAN CITY, IND, Jan, IA ter
Ellison occurred on the Baltimore
pear Coburn, a small station two
\ Il miles west of Aida, yesterday,
4 one engineer and three ilremen
led outright. The trains colliding
Pill heavily loaded freights, the
&nd one being double-header,
fe west.bound was in tow of a
4 locomotive known as a camel
Both trains were running at a high
|2peed without orders.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-14
Buirdlng material.

Lumber--Hougb iunDer. boxing u Inches
thick ciears IA and "A, " sVj rough lumbtI,
second class 1900; iolst and scantllng cails
p 90.
secand, do, q 10; third do, - Q0 poplar ~ %
OF co. native pine, u. 10 90; native pine, T.
20 0O; native rough, 10 90.
Dressed aud Matched Flooring-fifat' CLASS
rs 20; second class y 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-14

30 TO 80 90. lIeldslck. in baekc, ~ 90 10 80 90;
Krug, in basket ~ 90 to 10; domestic cham.
nagne, O0to IL %; Geo. Goulet, oxtra dry pints
1880
bottled Beer Lcmps, quarts, II 90 70 II 0Oi
Budweiacr, quarts " on, plnls IS 0Oi hrlanger
beer, quarts IL W, plnts 1850; Schiips Milwaukee
quarts u %, pnts rs 90; n. ClauHon y son,'s
Champagne beer, quarts, ~ %, pinto " 90; Bre'
mor Kaiser Imported 36 90,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-14

Bar iron S, 90, Norway sc, No. 70 sheet iron
lSc, No. n sheet iron iic, galvanized shecl
iron sGqlc No. 1 sod lie No. do lBlc, 20yss
roofing IN iAlaiSc, l4x2o and l0Ni4 pal, do x
a 80, timers wire 80 per cent. OIL tlnneTi
stock 20 per cent. on, cook stoves with ware
10 5Oa25 10. do with trimming II 50d5O 90,
Wood Work-WAgon aNles 90cai O0i tongnes
SOCIAL 90; singletrecs 75i bolstcrs Doc; spoke'
75a8 20; felloes ] 1893 10; doubletrees 25a
o.; neck yokes 50a2 GO, pillow beanie 30a6ss
pillow handles 1907 80.
Nalls-~ 8 70 kcg basis l0d--Burden horse shot
per keg, %, Perkins do 30, walker do 10
burden mute ", Northwestern horse shot
nails, NO. 4 b0c, No. 0 pic, No. 2ic, No. 2le
No. B 2Oo; ''Lake'a' No.. tac, No. 80 No.
22c, No. zoe, No 1905 Ausnble do. No. 45c
No. 2tc. No Galc. No. z 100. No. lsc.
Miecellnneous-~'rrace chains No. 2 per pau
zoe plow singiotrecs per dOz, 25i ploW double
trees per don 5 %. stock bells 1epcr cent on
door locks 825 70 . 0Oi wood screws, % and u
per cent OF ]. + case door butts ~ and ~ PEI
cent on; cur and timed tacks 40 per cent OF
coffee mills 40 per cent of. blind hinges 90 ans
10 per cent oil carriage bolts - and 10 per cen
on pillow bolts 20 per cent on piece tin ware y
per cent on deep stamped ware 80 per cent on
shallow stamped ware 10 per cent OIL.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-14

NRus, Oslo, Jan, lS.-The senate
N met 10 Joint convention at II
S1-uay and elected John Sherman
1'Wu States senate. 1t required
Fiolryotes to elect. sherman re-.
elEn'y-iour votes and Allen G..
a sixty-two.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-14
Excitement in rcxns.

excitement has been caused in
n'ly OF Paris, Tex, by the re-
II pcoyery OF Mr.. j. T.. Corley,
r. SO helpless that he could not
nea or raise his head; everybody
was dying of consumption. A
wv OF DR.. Kings New Discovery
MN Finding relief, he bought
oottle and a box OF DR.. Kings
pulls by the time he had taken
~ Oh pills and two bottles of the
\ pounds.
Soales OF this great discovery for
Pnon nee AZ n. w. Williams & Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-14

A, NH, Jan. l8.-Sherif Dismon
\ county was Killed yesterday at
F by u prisoner named Lapour,
PUCK him oyer the head with a
|uo, fractorlng his skull. Lapour
d TO escape, but was recaptured.
h hour last night n large crowd of
|ok Lapour from the Jail and
PIN TO u neighboring tree,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-14
Galveston.

GALVESTON, Tx. Jan ID Cotton--Spo
closed steady, Ice higher
Gross receipts, XVI pales
Sales lS6 bales.
Exports, 1873. oo,.,.
stock, s6.22l bales. ditr,.
ssc; middling, s1c; good abiding, sie' ma
ding fair, asc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-14

a prominent Austin physician
I Tobin;
suffered from an uneasy, pain
ng 10 the side, caused by q con-
Iondition of the liver. You rec
red Hepatozone to me. have
a thorough trial and it has cured
w. t. MATTHEWS, M. ID.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-14
Advice to Mothers.

5Vinslow's Soothing Syrup should
Ne used for children teething. 1t
fthe child, softens the gums, al
pain, cures wind collie and Is the
Anedy for diarrhea. 20 cents a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-14
row Yorm.


NEW YORK, Jan. t3.--Flour-fieavy.
Wheat--Weak, No. ? red sole; No. Janu-
airy S9dSgic, closing see, February S9zd9Olc,
closing sqic; March e0idelic, closing ole May
9Ssd94lc, closing gtlc.
Corn--l.owor, cl sing weak; No. 2, B0ld5Q1c
ELEVATOR, size afloat; No, January b02d5Oic.
closing 90 5tsc; February 4Sia4qc, closing nj
4sic; March 4siG4sIc; May asa d4sic.
PROVISIONS, KrO.
Coffee Options moderately active; January
90 iode IS; February So 30; March s. So; April
So 55d6 60.
sugar--Dull; apdard A q mold A 6i gran.
ulated IL .l6d6ic.
Molasses-Quiet and steady at soc, test s5lc.
Rice-Steady and demand fair
Tallow-Flrm.
Turpentine-St Steady at $50
Pork-Firm: mess $40 S7i cut meats firm
Iard-Less active; spot So 42l January So A
February Sc Al d6 A.
LIVE STOCK.
Beevcs--Receipts ITO gar loads for the mar
ket, apd 25 car loads for expectation; earl.
sales were strong at Monday prices, but undol
the influence of I reported oversupply OF cattl,
and a decline In prices at Chicago, the marke
weakened before the finish and closed heavy
| at reduction of 25c from the opening rates
with 20 car loads TO carry over. extremes 70
steers were 81 40G6 60; for dry cows and ia
| bulla s3 0O64 90
Sheep--Receipts 5000; steady for sheep a
| 81 O0d5 80, and easier for lambs at s. 50'65 I0
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-14
Grain ana Fse,istun.

wheat--choice No /, 1901 modlum Coa6bc;
low grade a0Hbic. oats 200. Barley
HAY, loose, from tho wagon U007 90 per ton;
bale hay . 000lsQp Bfgn COO per 100. Chops
rs per 100 Corn meal, ilnc boted, per 100
seed GOAL 70.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-14
New York.

NEW YORK. Jan, l3.-cotton-spot closed
Ordinary, &C; good ordinary, SIC; low
middiing, Q l6c; midding, SIC; good middlins,
gic; middlng fair, lOic.
Futures closed dull, but steady, generally ]
polnt lower January, point lower
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-14
lnyy talI Nm. lno medium !

fIldcs--No. heavy ID, +. hides, l6e per n; No
heavy i3c, No light l5c; No. light re.
Dry SHlted-.l00l2c; bun hides lOcj glue Go
green enlted &c. butchers' green &c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-14
Kansas City.

PRODUCE.
KANSAS CITY. MO-. Jan. -. - Wheat -
Lower; cash 65lc; February G5lc bi May
T26 73c
Corn-weak; cash 27c bid February 27lc
bid; Nav sac.
Oats--Nomlnal; PC bid.
LIVE STOCK.
The Live stock Indicator reports:
Cattle-.Receipts 2jS0; shipments 6lb; market
ttagnant for shipping grades; light trading In
feeders and butchers stniis, but not tuihcient
to make reliable Quotations
Hogs-Receipts 22Ss; weak and lOc lower
So 50d3 90.
Sheep--Recelpts 1887; shipments $50; steady
good to choice 81 s0dS so; common to medium
81 b0dgBO
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-14

IIvERPooL, Jan. l3,--Cotton-spot closed
steady "a, -. ,,,
Ordinary l6d good ordinary i6d, low ma
ding Is l6d; middliug uplands lid; mid
ding Orleans 3-l6d. - .
10000; American, 300
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-14

me great specific for "cold in
rna catarrh-Dr. Sage's Catarrh
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-14

Twelve month"; clip, light, fine and medium
light, hne 70 medium, loelsei IAN, hne
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-14
ON CHANGE.
Money Was Easy INSTRUMENTATION
Irregular--Lire stock Trans
actions Brisk.
The Grain Markets showed Considerable
weakness-Lower Prices Prevailed
The Quotarious,
MONTY.

NEW YORK, Jan. i3--Money on call easy az
Hoe per cent; prime mercantile paper 4ft5;
foreign exchange duh but firm at 81 sei for
sixty days and s. 80 fnr demand.
ENGLISH CONsOis.
LONDON, Jan iS -Consols closed 100 for
money and 100 lie for account.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEW YORK, Jan. ls.-The following were the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-14

IL the Bohemian legislature, and Count
Taft, prime minister, las beeD threat
enrd h turn hy eaeh party n case ~ dls-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-14

The DrovcrS Journal repOrts
Cattle-Receipts 1850; shipments. 1000; mar
ket weak and e0c lower; shipping steers $50 10
1900 mound. s., 50d< S.. stockers and feeders
- b0d8 %; COWS, bulls and mixed 81 700
90 bulk 81 G0d3 80.
Hogs--Receipts 1900; market slow and l5c
lower; So 1904 80.
Sheep Receipts 5000; shipmcnts 1900: mar.
kct active; common weaker; natives 81 s5d
10; Western s. 25aS 90; TexAns s. o098 90 (;
lambs 81 O0do 30.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-14

S .s Inn ss ssGs i sss Of As s s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-14

NEW ORLEANS, La, Jan. lS.--Flour-Quiet
and weak at s. 30d5 40.
Corn--Dull at 44di5c,
Oats-Quie. at 40c.
Cornmeal--S2 10.
Iiay--Flrmer at Sl5Gls.
Hog Products-Dull and weak.
pork-Sll6ll l2h.
Lard-S6.
i,ulS Shoulders 81; long clear S. s7l;
clear rib 50 80.
Bacon-shoulders nominal; long clear 50 l2l.
HAms-969lc.
Whlsky-Unohanged.
Cofee-Dull and droopng rio 6id9lc.
Rce--Quiet and steady.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-14

lowed during Mohda
slightly colder, iQlloa
Temperature, winds
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-14

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fgoalR. Dan. 9 Tho hnps| pp|,f'pq
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-14

pork--Dcclincd 10dl3ic early. rallied 5tTic
closing etcady; cash SO s3aiO 27i, January
SO 22alO IS; February closed $40 22l4lO 20;
March closed $40 324al6 IS
Lard-2ia5c early but rallied closing steady .
cash ~ uod6 Oh January 50 05dd o1s February
50 0jnGO1l
Boxed Meats-steady; dry salted shoulders
s. eodS 95i short ribs 50 o7ia5 10; short clear
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-14

by local rains,
~ slowly riAing
ally northwest
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-14
ChiuaEc.
PRopucn

CMH,AGs,, dan. is.--r Jour- raster.
Whnat-upcuc6 lo lv~o,, rallied ec. declined
under yesterday sales rangea, January 7Sf0
late closed 1Alci frtrNaFs 7sIdselo. closed
w 79Ic; March ~ assoc, closed 70iasoc; May
s4a dSjso.
Cora-Rccclpts light; prices declined 10,
closing steady; cash $50; January sGl assic,
February %laS5ac. closed selc; May ssla5qic,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-14


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