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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-12-14
State Canvassing board

". oAA
The state canvassing board, which
consists of Governor Shortridge, Secre-
tary Dahl, Auditor Porter, Treasurer
Nomland and General Standish, met this
morning to make the official canvass of
the result of the state election. This
morning, the board discussed the ques-
ton Of the location of the school of fores-
try, over which there is dispute of the
Ward county returns, and this afternoon
the word of canvassing is progressing.
Commissioner of Agriculture Williams
mas been called ia, also, as no member of
the board who was q candidate, is al
lowed to canvass the returns for the Of
fee for which he was a candidate, and
all Of the members were candidates,
with the exception Of the governor. The
canvass will probably not be completed
until late this afternoon or tomorrow.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-12-14
A DoubIa-Headar.

H-
On Wednesday, out at Martin Appert's
place, says the Emmons County Record,
a double-headed heifer calf was born,
but born dead. The two heads we're just
alike, and the neck branched apart about
four inches back of the ears. II the ami
NAL had been born alive it would have
been worth considerable as q museum
curiosity. However, it would not have
been profitable ass an ordinary COW, be-
cause it had two mouths to eat with, and
only n bag to give milk with. Again,
what a terrible thing it would have been
for Martin and his family it the double
header had provedto be CROSS. She could
have hooked with four horns, and moth
ing on the place would have dared to
venture near her. Furthermore, as there
were two heads, andtherefore two brains,
what would have been the result it one
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-12-14

The Mandan Pioneer says that John
Buckley, chief of police, who ordered
the United States marshals out of Man
dan, during the strike, has not been east
Of Bismarck for sixteen years, until he.
was brought to Grand Forks by United
States marshals last week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-11

Tho following story IS told Of the arch
bishop OF Canterbury when he was head
master of Wellington colleges One day this
prince cousort attended by single equerry
rode over TO Wellington aud arrived just
az the doctor was about tonddress his boys.
The prince expressed Il wish that the mas
ter should proceed Ia his presence, Hnyiug
with bare hend as etiquette demanded,
shown the prince TO n sent, he turned to the
boys, aud replacing his cap began lecturing
them. Just then the eQuerry hurried up
and nudged him ON the elbow.
Or henson" said he.
"Yes,n replied the doctor.
ellis royal hlghness Is present." whis-
pered the cquerry.
~ am proud to know Il, was tho an
swer.
The doctor had spoken scarcely half
dozen words before the eourtier again broke
IN.
Or Benson, we all remain uncovered In
his royal highuess' presence"
lynn his royal hghncss' most humble
and DEVOTED servant, reioined tue doctor,
at INSANE time bowling low, with uneoy-
cred head, 10 the prince
But" turning TO the boys once mora and
replacing hIs cap, II am also my boys head
master. London Tit Bits.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-11

Il is computed by leading psychologists
tbat since onc-thlrd Of second suiflces TO
produce au impression On tho brain, man
who has lived to be- 100 years old must have
collected upon the folds Of his brain matter
at least {, 400, 81, 900 impressions. Or, again,
take oil one-third for sleep, and we still lud
not less than O,8ii 10000 lndentations--
memory's finger marks-on and in the
brain. This would give s,i55, 10000 separ-
ate waking impressions 10 tho man who
lives TO be- but % yenrr old.
Allowing an average weight OF four
pounds 60 the brain. deduct one-fourth for
blood and other vessels aud attachments,
aid another fourth for external integn-
mcnt, and westil find that enoh separate
grain OF brain matter contains zoo, $40 traces
or impressions Of ideas OF course, thea
calculations and general deductions must
be- applied according TO the temperament
OF the Individual Well may " be said that
"diyine hnndwork Ii gnindly shown in the
wonderful faculty which we call nenOry."
Philadelphia Press.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-11

Quotations based on small lots 90 re-
dealers. Antipathinc. per ounce. SOC;
Acetanlid per ounce loo; per pound.
Csc; acetic acid, per pound. l0c; carbol-
ic acid. cryst, per pound. 3Od32ci mu-
iatic acid, q. r., per pound, 22c; nitric
acid. c. r.. per pound, pc; sulphuric
acid C. p. per pound. 29c; fannie acid.
bulk. per pound, S1.25; alcohol, % per
cent. Der gal, $40: less Sc for cash;
alum. pcr pound, 4c: antikamnia, S1.0O:
andfebrine, per ounce, 2Jc: antinyrene,
per ounce, Sl40; ammonia, carbonate,
per pound l6c; vitriol, per pound, 0aSc;
blue grass, per pound, Doe; niue oinl-
ment. per pound, oVci Dorax' per pound,
1odl3c: camphor gum per pound, 55n
bic; clpsicum, powdered. per pound. 20c;
cocaine, mnr., cryst., per ounce, $3.50;
rnDperns, pci pound, 2fl3c; cream tartar,
IL p. per pound, 2d''c grocers, per
nonnd. 1Hr; DOvrrs powder. ner pound,
S1.2j; ether sulphuric, u. 5. T., per
pound. doc, gun arabic. hrst pick, per
pound, soc; shollae, per pound, BE;
que. brown, per pound, 12clBc; glue,
White, per pound, zoe; mace, per pound,
soc; mercury, per pound. Toe; morphine,
r & W, is ounce box, per ounce. S2.d5;
. 10 onnce boxes, per ounce, $3.50; ounce
hotties. per ounce, $40; nutmegs. per
popnd. 75c; castor oil. per gallon, Sl.28
i.35: olive d.. per gallon, Sl.lo; In
n Der gal.on. Si.20; opium. per pound,
S9G5 opium. po., per pound 500 luck
nepper. per pound, 15r; potash. bromide,
ner pound. Ale; potash, chl1rate. per
ponpd 9ic; iodide. per pound, S325;
anime. r. & W, l-ounce bottles, SIC;
egns Der ounce. 35c quinine. r & W,
5.ounce cans. per ounce. &c; y. q $.
0hinine. 1-onnce vials, per ounce. BE;
de 5-onnee tins 2sc. 25-ounce tins, per
onnce. pc; 1O0ounee tainst per ounce
SIr, a1isodn. per pound. 1-iN2 he:
ali meier. refined, per pound. Zoe; salt
ns4.- commercial per pound. &c. salts.
Fnsom. psr pound, 3G4c; salts, Rochelle.
a9s biearhonate English, kegg, per
1on,,d AZ, sulphur flowers, small lots.
". m.phur. 5-blrrei lots. he;
s,iits fnrpontine, market rate. per gal
lon: white lead, g9illeT y southern ,.
p. per pound, Lac S-4e.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-11
McELRoY y co.
Special TO the Gazette.

New ORGANS, La, Jan. 10.-McElroy &
Co, say:
FuiuresAs We expected, there was
considelab able realizing In Liverpuol To-
day, and The decline Of TO asa was
not recovered MP to the close. Spots were
somewhat softer. with sales OF 1000
bales, The reaction which took place on
81 Is side yesterday seems TO have i'm
parted a healthier tone to the market,
as there was ample evidence OF desire
90 buy. ON the part Of those WHO had
covered Qngs yesterday. Inc natural re-
suit has been steady advance, which
carried prices 1 points higher than yes
terday's closing. The principal FACTOR In
the Improvement WAS tie semi weekly In
terror statement. which shows that rc-
ccipis at the thirteen principal interior
towns were only 10000 bales against
the small movement of only $1,000 .ast
year, while stocks show loss sluce Fri.
day Of 1000 bales, against reduction
Of only T000 last year. Port receipts
also were quito small, the aggregate
being 10000. agar 20 1000. and New
Orleans expects tomorrow 1000 against
1000 n year ago. In making compari-
sons with the movement Of last yenri we
must not forget that. Ia proportion to
the size q the crop. the movement during
last January was the smallest ever
known, and that, therefore, we have TO
expect quite a material increase for the
remainder vi this month; but the small
movement at the interior docs not en-
courage any expectation OF much in'
crease
Spots have been very firm here through.
ont the day. and although prices Lave
not been advanced, they are really l-lBc
nedlrner than yesterday Sales aggregate
The annual estimate Of Messrs. Il. 4.
Wilson Il 90. viii. we understand, be
issued on Thursday afternoon or Friday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-11

chhuy, He received ssOa.a7o The tbird
largest ,l amount was received by Richard
M s., lie got Si91.5SS IN bounty
amount went 10 the Cafiney central sngar
rehnfry which received $1l5.332 This
company bears Senator Caffncy's name.
Naturally the senator Is vcrv ninch In.
ttesested II the sugar schedules. Sena Tor
EDWARD D. White Of Louisiana was also
interested In the sugar bounty last wear
TO the extent Of s3t86T. RenrssentstiTe
Ahtrew Price Of Louisiana grew enough
sugar TO receive in bounty S34. $50. The
total amornt Of sugar bounty paid to
Lons:'9nl planters goes to less than COO
inddiridnals and corporations in that state
Both Of the L0nisana senators viii
vote against the tariff hH unless the ~.
gar schedule Is amended 50 as to provide
Tor the cnlmiuatign, Of The bounty or I'm
less duty Of ] IL cents Mound Is
imposed These two votes may he suf.
fclcnt 10 defeat the bill. However. Dem
ocrltic senator's would make concessions
In the sugar schedule rather than have
the entire bill defeated
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-11

Manning, s G., Ian. 1O.-Tbe arst rial
IN the county for violating The dispensary
law was commenced last night al q
O'Clock and ended at 10 O'Clock. the
verdict being not guilty. The party. tried
was Jacob Plowden. colored. who wns mr..
rested upon the affidavit made by MIR. s
A. Nettles. member Of the Legislature
The witnesses. were II, l.. Tobias ana r
A. Johnson. The state was represented
by John $. Wilson. solicitor; the defense
by Messrs. Barron and Levi. The state
~ one time seemed to have dear On 90
but the attorneys for The defense soon
caused witnesses for the atate ia ref
mixed. The jury remained ia the room 3,
very short time before they reacbej n
verdict, As soon as the verdict wns rem,
dered every negro in the courthouse he.
gan TO yell. No attempt to stop tbem
was made by the trial justice. Tho Hon
5. a. Nettles promises some more I'm
IN the near future aud It is very likely
that more arrests will be made IN fbe
morning He Is no doubt acting upon
the superior Judgment OF that good man
IN Columbia.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-11

Meats-Dry salt clear shorts 3-tc.
bacon. short clenr. DC, bacon belliN.
10 1.2e. drv sail bellies. BE-: Medium
bons Ia -. ior,n hans ID. brnuE
n W., ~ 10 i"lEe MINUS ioe' break
G,,,t,--S,,,1 7 1o,. n,,u, t,,s
n - ~ No'''poulu' i'-u' pu'c Ieul'
i-Zc' ,
Sngnr-,,stanuarl grlhu,n,eu' l2-lo,'
powdered, barrels l,luc' powdered,
half barrels, . 5-l0c; cut loaf, in barr Is,
. l-l6c; cut loaf. IN half barrels, D 5-l6c;
fancy yellow clarified, l-ici prime yell
low% clarified, &c; o,,.
Midland, "a lie; Lion. "A lie; Alaro-
c, Green Coifce-By the sack. good 20
berry u 1-2c; cid government Java
97r. Mocha o7c
NfolossesL Rorrrl lots. new crop.
-. -. ba,,so 1n., cbnioe now crnt
IanVg T 1, az. go, Inn nor goll,n
III sh'util' 20, 80, 80 ,,ailon 1s,..
~ ciin,ee eo'u ",,ijn p''
silner uip, yer E.i'oI'' ou i;,,o 100.
beanso1H9ayy' e. az 5 i-l"i hiocI evss
99ayon, lee PINK ~ ''i'N " w.
lie. Go . ,17,,. wilma 10.
Rice-Common. y 5-lm4c;, PRIME oc'
choice. i-2WHc; mead rice H., y,
SAT- Fsh-NeW lhlloGkeStl u ny MI
l. nnil ns9tre,i6S, 2 i,iim, ", / i0.nonnd
net kls' Si'dhu, Iny5sHl'li ~. - b.
net KITS, SID; e9 ON, DsieAS, /, hov
pheese-rancy, lul vreuIIl; vnu wIi'
10 Lee Two IN poN' loci Aouus A''''
can. 10 nc, L. go. n,rnd. and 2
Stlrch-iitullp' ~ prr pmi' g.. a.
pouni paeSne' :, per i'ov ,,a. rornJ. corn
pound wY0ooaeh n2SeS. , Vi prr p0 Gg5G 10.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-11

When new pair Of shoes Is brought
home, never place them higher than your
head II you would have good luck while
wcuring them, and never blacken them be-
fore y1u have had ON both shoes, or elsa
you may meet With an accident aud per
hnps sudden death.
II IS said that the old maids believe that
when their shoes become united and keep
coming united, 1t Is truo that their sweet
hearts arc talking and thinking about
them.
Tie sweetheart, when on his wav TO see
bis lady love. ghouid be stub his right toe,
will surely b. welcome, but u be stubs his
left toe. he may know he Is not wanted.
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-11

n
:, per d0k.. VI So.
. 4 isn--lAlasAd, .No. /, salmon, per doz..
Sl.41; CO.ualJia river No. 1 SALMON, per
a21,' u ,loi l-pound maukeie., pei uoz.,
Ssi'2S, Anerc1n sardlnes, las, per case,
Sl2 80.
-Meats-Potted ham. IA pound. per dor,
i2oi ported ham, L. pound, per doz.,
n. 90 Vienna sausage. - pound, per
NO. uo' Sic; Vienna sausage, l-pound,
per doz', " %; lunch tongue, l-pound,
per Doc, 81. 20; clipped beef IL pound.
per doz, 81 40.
., egeiables - Three-pound tomatoes,
sl,zoi 2-pounl tomatoes, S1.1O; 2-pdund
corn, choice, S1.l0; 2-ponnd corn. fancy,
800 z,pound string beans, 0Uc; 2-pomd
california Frults-lrwo and one-haif
pound peaches, S1.25; PIP pound april
seots, l.So; ? l-2 pound pears, 81 Is:
~ pound plums. 81 IS; . II pound
mlIscat grapes, 81. IS; 2l.2 pound white
rics, 50 80.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-11

Retail list-Bridgepori. car lots. St25.
TO 10 ions, SI7o. ION. $500 Meal
ester Jenny Lind, Rouse, Maitland, Rob
lnson aud Walsenberg Goals. car lots,
$40 y to 10 ton lots. S620; l ton,
So.'oi ~ ton. $3.50; Monarch. Victoria.
S929i = to 10 Ton lots, $500; . tons,
So.-9i ton. $3.50; > ton. $3.50; Brlar
Greek aud McIames coal. car lots s. %;
. TO 10 ton lots, $3.50; tons $40:
l ton, 5000; 10 ton. SS.25; Monarch egg,
car lots, S5.25; s to 10 ton lois, $3.50;
slng,e ton. 1910; anthracite, Pennsylya-
ma, car lots. Sli; TO 10 lots, SEQ;
single ton. SIS; anthracite. Ouila, . To
10 ton lots. so: sins tons $3.50; IL ton.
So slack, 40e; ear Dads. S3.25; Thurher.
car lots, $3.50 per ton; Cameron. per
ton, IS; tons, S7.I5; 3 to 10 tons, $3.50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-11

Stocks this day. ........,...- i,070.di
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-11
CRACKERS, CAKES AND CANDIES.

% Crackens-,Animals, 12e; Boston butter,
&c; butter &c; creams, S1.2c: rrackncls,
Zoe; cracker meal. Sc; oyster peutl, &c;
oyster excelsior Sci preEels, 18c: cream
SODA Sc; snowlAkes, l9c: soda, &C.
axes and Juuihles-Eleyen and one
halt cents; fruit, su,taua. i2c: ginger
snaps l-2c; grandma's cookies, Zoe;
lemon snaps, BE; waters. 15c; sugar
cookies. Zoe; stage planks, Sc.
1a9ues-CaEm assorted favor, *
pound boxes, Zoe: gumdrops. A. H., as
sorted ilavors, 5-pound box. 4Oc; japanese
STRIPS cocoanut flavor. 5-pound box. Coo;
rock assorted and while. CSC: French
klsseS per box, d5c; chocolate creams.
a, poe; lemon drops frosted. per box,
@c' burnt almonds, per box. g0c; creams,
hanI made, twelve varieties QOc; pea.
nnt hlock't1c; peanut bar. per box, 15c:
lo2engcs, assorted con-. 5.pouna bnv
loci mursh-mallows. cherry brand. 3
pound box, 81 %; nlxci candies nsils.
1T pound l.2c; crystal cut, Sc: daisy
Z 1-2c, ''' sanity j" p'''S'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-11
81. Lou1s pRopucn.

by Associated Press.
St Louis. No, Jan. 10.-Flour-un-
changed.
Wheat opened weak. losing Csc on
heavy selling by bears, retcfed tempOr-
arily. and then went steadily down to be
low yesterdays dosing price, whore Il
stopped for the day. Bradstreefs report
waH q factor.
No. 2 red. cash. closed at % lie.
Corn mpathlzed with wheat bnt IN
less degree. closing with los Of lie.
No: 2, mixed. cash, closed az Bic.
Oats dull No. ,. cash, closed At 20c
Cornmeal. whisky. bagging aud cotton
ties unchanged.
Provisions strong and higher with bet
ter demand and feeling.
prime, eieam. SSl15 Dry snlt meats.
loose shoulders 81 ~; lohrs and r.bs.
81 GOV shorts. 81 10: boxed, 1lc more
Bacon. rarkei shoulders. 81 ~. longs
and ribs, s7-5oa7 90 II; shorts. s7.s7 II
as 90.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-11
THE MARKETS.

FLOUR AND GRAIN.

+ iNpth NM NlNAlN.
, Wheat--Old and new, No. ., 5Tc: No.
3. 52c
Corn.-Car lots, +. o. b., Fort Worth.
ear, 4Oc; ear, local, wagon lots, 45c per
bushel; Kansas shelled, car lots, bulk.
Abe; sacked - lie.
Oals-peXas rust proof. car lots, f
o. b., Fort Worth, bulk, 32c sacked.
3fc; wagon loads, unsucked, 32a33c.
Bran, per 100 pounds, +. o. b., Fort
Worth, T5c.
Hay-Cor lots. +. o. b., Fort Worth.
best Forney. ST. per ton; best upland
SO. so; alfalfa, loose, local, $40; johnson
grass, baled, local, IS ier ton; loose prai.
RE. local, per ton, SO 80.
Flour-Best patents, 81. so per 100
pounds; half patents, 81 .GJ third grade
SL45; fourth grade, S1.O5; Northerl
patent, 81. 10.
Chops-Corn and oats, mixed, per ton
SIS; per 100 pounds, Sl0O
Cotton Low midiling, 6 l-Sc; strict
low mlddlng, 3-Sc; middling, q J-Sc:
strict middling, 6 Bic; good middilng.
6 Use.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-11
cll1cAGo pRonrcr

ny Associated fress.
Chicago, ~, Jan. lO.-Pork shot I'M
sskyward today, advancing II l.ac on
heavy buying.
distance.
Wheat vas weak on heavy selling.
May cosed 1l-l6c lower.
-, May corn lost 3-Sc and May oats
Ike amount
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-11
Produce.
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

bN Associated fress.
Chicago H., Jan. 10.-Four I'M
change, firm. No . spring wheat. 81
l-2M1l 5-Sc; No. 3, OF l-2d03 No. .
red, 81 l-2dGl 5.Sc
No. , corn, - 3-ic.
No. oats, - l'2H2Sc; No. . white,
20 l-iG13O lie; No, 9, 2S 1-4029 l.2c
No. . rye, As 1-2c,
No. ? barley nominal; No. 3, 40d52c;
No 4, 376piJc.
No. flax seed. Sl35
Pork. Sl3. G0n13. 60 l-2.
Lard, Sl37 L.
Ribs, S7.OOd7.Oi.
Shoulders, 50 80.
Short clear sides, STO0d7.2j.
Whisky, SLl5.
Sugar, unchanged.
Flour-Reeeipts 1900; shipments.
$4,000.
5000.
&c! clq,rn-Receipts, 59o,oooi shipments,
o Oats Receipts, 100000; shipments
Rye-Receipts, 1900; shipments
5000.
Barley-Recelpts 1900; shipments,
$1,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-11
W. X holland,
~ INTEREST," An sIrcAp

Wssb,u '-4.l-9i MD SUGAR.
hast Jan. 1O-Probablv tho
W. hsht to be made against the
n gu will be on the sugar schedule
,eos,' aon'e the dgh, viii be made to
NJ. IN she bounty, and the Ionlsiana
nm ~ light for a duty on sugar Thev
bli Is,s,, considerable support In mis-
ss1ste, Nh, enough TO adopt it, In the
vii BE- ne u Is believed thai duty
planters F nr,'rs upon sugar. The sugar
POND 10 = y duty of l H. cents a
fof them bounty, There Is more profit
,,agar 'h,n 4ANang a heavy duty on
~ hse,i county. though during Mo
g-SiaiS6 ~ Su ending, June 80. iSD3
NAlncer, NV PAID IN bounties 10 sugar
And. ~ 70 about 81, OoO. 600 "4''ss
,sour Of NJ way, there Is reason for
inieres,al T., A..,,i.slann congressman "a
pastor. and y ms sugar schedule. Rotb
nieresfei W representative arr deef,.
w they l.;n ne production Of sne.i,.
9, their 81 s I'm that one-half the nennii a
IL q comrnlre Interested in n. F'f's
.esefeary M y islOn made By Assists,t
s.peef9priations ~ iTeasury Curtis Ia ~
= ~ n rSe s Committee a few DAYS a W
.,,seive spge, sop.e ~ THIS c0unirv w.
~ y. viewed last 80 - ' ~; Louisiana
-,n9uu, pa 70 e %. 40 pnll. Tho lsrso =,
b igl.tr n To,,ily one planter or snea,
II rns and Af.n,,f, Ntlls 20 the Miles
anon. NED 1891 500 nv nv '.ns corpany.
was Feceiyed by sV iao. largest
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-11
1rwo thousand FEET BELOW
THE EARTH.
tHEY ALL CLIMBED UP AGAIN,
The HolstIng Works in the Idaho
Maryland Mine Were Destroyed
by Fire, With Loss OF $780,
600 and the Men Had
Very Close Call.


Gass Valley, Cal, Ian. 1O.-Late last
/ ieh, fire broke out in the hosting works
( The Idaho-Maryland mine, imprisoning
overweight miners 1000 feet below the
|ufiaee.
The widest excitement prevailed
throughout the town The miners finally
escaped by climbing 1000 feet up a per
|enllcular airshaft.
Two hours had elapsed before the last
nan reached the surface and the men
we're almost exhausted. The loss to the
posting works will be $4,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-11
NOW YORK PRODUCE.


New York. Jan TO- Wheat--Spot dull
and weak; No, . red. store elevator, OF
1-Sc; alloat 6S 5-sc: Z. o. b.. q 5-Sc.
Corn-Sp0t market quiet. closing easy.
No. 2 white, 12c: yellow. 43c; steamer
mixed ~ i-3d42c
q. oat SIS, lower for mixed, No. p
"a i-2GigiJc.
Hay steady.
Hides iirmer
Leather lrmer.
Lard drmer. Western steam, $50
bid.
Pork active and higher; new Mesa,
Sl4,50dl5.0O
Rice duiet
Molnssrs about steady.
Spot coffee5sRlo quiet and steady; No.
d0va. 206t20 1-ic.
sugar-liaw. iirmer; centrifugal, 90
test. at = 1-Sc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-11
oYsrERs. EIsn AND GAME.

Oysters and Fish-Oystcrs bulk, 100
Soc per 100 counts per dozen cans
81 IS; dressed catfish. Zoe per pound
gulf fish, loo per pound; shrimps, pc
dozen; quails, $1Gl 80 per dozen; Mai
lard ducks, per pair, GOc: Teal ducks, pr
pair, 35c; canyasblrk ducks, per pair
5O0G0c; rabbits, 81 per dozen. deer
saddles, per pound, I lie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-11

Hides-Buyers are paying. Dry flint
heavy. DC. light, &c; dry salt Be; green
salt, 2d2 lie; butchers green, 2ftjc.
Wnul-llrht medium 15d ice; low
medium, 12Wt4c; fine, Pale
Boncs-lIoof and bones, $500 per ton,
delivered.
Bees wax, 15d1Sc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-11
TELEGRAPH MARKETS.
NEW YoRK CoTrON.

By Associated Press
New York, Jan. 10-Cotton 10 points
up. New Orleans prices slightly better,
and with some fluctuations advanced IL
points above yesterday.
l;5O p. tn,-MNrch I.I0c, TAe interior
movement Is considered light, which
caused IN advance
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-11

70 ne case. per doz.. SO 20, 2Oponnd
kanikins. per pound. Zoe
Jellies- Iwentypound pals, Cos; 20
pound pals, Soc; 1I-pound pals, BE; 3
pound TIN pals. per aoz.. $3.50; u wine,
sSDias IS, per doz.. i5ci schooner, per doz,,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-11
Financial.


New Yo-k. Jan 10 (Spcclill-
Sterling Bank, 90 duys...i sl1ie4 SO
Commercial. 90 dnys.,,..,...l ~
hcl hmarkA Commercial, o.
dnys., .... ........,ai 1910
Frames Bank, M days. l96@6 1851
Commercial 10 days. 40
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-11
REACTION cA1lsrn

by AeSoclaIfd ffcss.
Chicago Ill.,, Jan. 10.-Icavy selling
started wheat. weak today. but after a
loss Of Bic, light receints aud liberal
buying caused reaction, anu the loss was
nearly overcome.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-11
Live s.ook.
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Kansas City. Mo, Jan. 1O.-Ca,tlc
market Sow aud weak to 10 cents
lower Texas steers, S2T5d3, 20; ship,
ping steers. S400d5.35: 1N,xas and
native cows, Sl.35d325; bntchers stock,
S3;,2293et4.l5; stockers aud feeders, s.. IS
Hogs-Market strong and nctlve. Bnlk
S0.lOao.20; heavy packing and mixed,
S9aNSHd5.25; light Workers. and pigs, Sie0
SheeD-Market slow aud dull