Fort Worth Daily Gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 165, Ed. 1, Tuesday, January 11, 1887 Page: 7 of 8
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TEXAS EXPRESS COMPANY
C T CAMPbELL
Superintendent Houston Tex
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Qetts Act 313 Slain St Ft Worth
5EXAS ESPKESS COMPANYS LIST OF OFFICES
At points marled there aie no agents and
freight for snch points rnnet be prepaid with
written Instructions to pnt oil at owners risk
Alvin
Areola
Antclope Gap
Alvarado
Allen Farm
Athens
Axteli
Alto
Angelina
Bellvlllc
llrenham
Buckboltz
Blum
Helton
Brownwood
Bangs
Brantley
Balllnger
Itassclls
Bclden
Big CypreBB
Bcttle
Big Sandy
Bro wnBborong h
Bullsrd
Barko
Crabb
Courocs
Caldwell
Cone
Cameron
Coleman
Crawford
Clifton
Cleburne
Crowley
Copperas Cove
Cedar Hill
nay
Oorley
Gookvllle
Chandler
oorslcana
Cleveland
corrlgan
Corpus Chrlstl
Clear Lake
Duke
Dyer
Oalla3
Dnncanvllle
Dawson
Fort Worth
Gay Hill
Goldthwaltc
Gilmer
liatcsviUc
Goodrich
Garrison
Halvcston
Hitchcock
Houston
ileldenhclracr
Hugnes
Hale
JIollv
Hubbard CItv
lagcrsoll
Joshua
Jacksonville
Joaquin
Kcnney
Koppcrl
KlUcen
Kerapncr
Kerens
Kaufman
Kcinn
Lyons
Lampasas
Lockhart
Linden
Leon Junction
Lock
Lords
Livingston
Lcegett
Lulkln
Lola
LocausportLa
Mustang Tex
Mllihcim
Mullen
Mllano
Moody
McGregor
Meridian
Morgan
Montvalc
llerld th
Midlothian
Montgomery
Morris
Mt Pleasant
Murchlson
Malakoft
Mt Ca m
Mt bellman
Murray
Moscow
Miami
Nolanvlllc
Navnsota
Nacogdoches
Ogles
Oefesuy
Philips
Pendleton
PlantcrBvllIe
Pittsburg
Ioweil
Inrdon
Panllc
lrcsswood
Quarry
Richmond
Rosenberg
Rogers
Kicker
Kltchle
Rusk
Scaley
oracrvlllc
Santa Anna
Shannon
Sulphur
Sjmlths
Summit
Shepherd
Sterne
Shrcvcport La
Thompson Tex
Tcinpic
Truciovc
Tharps Mill
Tcxarkana Ark
Tyler Te
Tnnpson
Tenaha
Virginia Point
Valley Mills
tVullH
Winona
Waters
Waco
Yellow Prairie
Yarhoro
Zephyr
The Texas Express company waybills di
rect to St Louis Chicago New York Philadel-
phia and all important points The Texas Ex-
press company Is the only Company that way-
bills direct to all oilicestu the Southern Ex-
press companys territory Shippers having
freight or money for points In the Southern
states will eavn money by shipping by the
Texas Express company at ono through rate
no trai9fer
Texas ipr is Company
The Texa Express company will on
January 1 S7 open offices on Kansas
City extension Irom Port Worth to
ijalncsvillu and on Paris extension from
Farmersvilie to Honey Grove Tex of
the Gulf Colorado Santa Fe railroad
with the following offices
Kvlc Morrit
Haslet Celeste
Justin Woll City
Gerald Ladonia
Krum Honey Grove
Sanger
Vally View
Gainesville
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THE GAZElTE FORT WORTH TEXAS TUESDAY JANUARY II
ON CHANGE
Spot Cotton Unchanged Fntnres from
One to Five Points Lower Money
Market Easy
Wheat Opened Weak Gained Strength
and Closed at an Advance Live-
Stock Transactions llrlsk
FORT WORTH MARKETS DAILY KB
VIKW
O7FI0E OF THE G WETTB
Four WOKTH TEX Jan 101SS7 I
Trade was good today
Butter ha9 declined Eggs are slow at
prices quoted Chickens have taken a
jump from 123 to 2 per dozen
Mexican orances are in market and sell
at S 50 per hundred Apples are now
sellins at S4450
Tbe market is bare of cabbage
The Baltimore Manufacturers Ilecord
says Two weeks ago we warntd the
people of the South against the danger
that now threatens them of permitting
a wild speculative fever to take posses-
sion of them The South wants no boom
nor does it want such a speculation in
real estate that may react and injure nil
other interests We are stanaing on
somewhat dangerous ground and the
business leaders of the South may well
exercise great caution that nothing be
done which would result in giving the
present progress of that section a tem
porary set back In commenting on our
late editorial on this subject the Mobile
Register says
Tnese are wise and true words It is
untortunate ior any community for any
portion of this country when the desire
to become rich in a brief period amounts
to n craze There can be but one ending
to such a craza History repeats itselt
and so docs everything else in this world
The thing that hath been it is that
which shall be Some men will make
money out of this speculation and keep
it some will stop at the right time and
make large prolits but many will hold on
too long and many will reinvest their
gain and in time become sadder but wiser
men There is but one safe way for a young
man to endeavor to become rich It is
by hard work and economy Of course
there should be prudent investment of
the money saved yearly by economy and
in our opinion such investment can be
found right here in Mobile Whenever a
mau onee enters the whirlpool of
speculation whatever he picks up in
one swirl is apt to be lost in mother
He may make a fortune but there
is no telling how long he will keep it He
becomes convinced often that his judg-
ment Is infallible that he has but to en-
gage in an enterprise to make a success
that he is a Napoleon of linance that he
has been born under a lucky star And
tnen some day he finds that he is only a
poor critter like the rest of us and
that his boasted judgment Is no belter
than that of other people
We do not wish to be understood as
discoun enaucing investments In the
mineral lands of this state or judicious
and prudent investments in the cities
and towns of that section but it is ap-
parent to even the c sual observer that
the prices now ruling in some localities
have discounted the growth and im-
provement of years and we cannot
think that any community will be per-
manently bcnetltid by an unhealthy and
wild rise in values
BUTTER 15 < 31Sc per lb creamery > c
COTTON Strii lev middling tlned7 c
good middling SnC
CorFEK Mo fair lC c prime 17i c
choice 17ei7tc Laguyra iSo Java BOc
Golden Itio lSKc lea BerrvlMe
CHEESE Tnete 2r grailes and Ohio factory
lOaiOKc full cream twins 15c
CAHliAGK ji 0 per crate 2 c per pound
CANNED GOODS Prices per doen Pino
apples standard 1 SO peaches standard 1
tbs f 1 15 3 as i 00 seconds 2 lbs 1 15 3 lbs
1 M tomatoes standard 2 lbs SI IX seconds
< lbs i 3 lbs SI 30 green corn Jl 101 50
green peas 1 10ai SO gooseberries 1 25 rasp-
berries 1 35 oyfters fnll weight 1 nJ0 a52
asjl 75 < B1 0 It wtl a f 2 tbsj saimon
1 a 1 65 2 lbs mackirel 1 lb d0l 00 sar-
dines American 6 50 case Imported 12 50
14 00case strawberries 2 lbs 135 blackberries
SI 15 green gages J Eagle condensed milk
S3 25
DltY tiOODSrrlnts Albion solid colors
5Hc Allens fancy 5Kc Pinks 5Kc Uobes
5 > ic American fancy 5Sc Anchor iiic Ar-
nold fancy 6c Iierwlck fancy 4c Charter Oak
4Sc Uunnel 5 > c Eddystone 6c Gloucester
silver gray 5Kc Hartel 5 > c Simpsons Cc
steel HIverSKc Windsor fancy fie
Ginghams Amoskeag ijjc Union c
Caledonia 7Ko Ucnfrew Sjc Jaequardaac
Nubian 8c Wcstbrook Sc Zephyr SJfc
Brown Cottons Clifton C C C 6c Constitu-
tion 6ic Dwlght 6c Ulendalc 6J c New
berry Oie Empire AA 5Jfc Heaver Dam
5ifc Argylo 6 c Busy Bee 6c Bangor F
6 > ic
Cotton Plaids Conestoga 6f Cumberland
c Black Warrior7c Southern7Kc
Kentucky Jeans Kluyver Sc Marlon 10c
Antwerp 15c Ileckley ISc Columbus 24c
Avondale 21c Irvlugton 2Sc Kaiser 27c
Laurel iilcnn2GJic Anchor3tc
Bleached Cottons l ousdale 6 c Forest
BVc Pcabody H 5ic Ploneerof the Market
6 > c Clinton 7 < c Congress 6e Cumberland
7 > jc Great Republic 7e
EGGS 23c per dozen
FKUITS AND VEoETABLES Oranges 5 00
per box Mexican oranges 52 50 per 100
lemons 54 75 per box cranberries 1100
jir bbl hlfbbl 6 00 apples per libl
4a4 50 Irish potitoee 1 10 per bu onions
Jo per pound navy beans 3 > c hand-
picked In bbls medium bbls 3Ho large
Lima 4c 1ects per bushel 150 ban-
anas 3 5034 00 per bunch sweet po-
tatoes 75c3l 10 per bu horse radish per dozen
roots M0 parsnips uer bushel 175 car-
rots per buJl 50 turnips 25B40c celery per
doz Glc rumb ga turnips per bu 1 23
FLOUIIBeet patents ii MO per 100 lbs half
patents 2 65 third grado 1 40
FUEL McAUstcr coal carload on track at
yard 3 00 dellveied G 50 McAllister coal 5 to
S 75 McAdls
10 tons jt jard 6 25 delivered
tercoal2 to 3 tons at yard 6 50 delivered
7 15 McAllister coall ton at yard 675 deliv-
ered 7 SO McAllister coal V ton at yard 3 50
del vered4 00 McAllUtercoal U ton at yard
17 > delivered 210 McAllister coal less than
ii ton per ltO at yard 45c Pennsylvania hard
coal 5 tons at yard 11 50 delivered 1200
Pennsjlvanla haidcoal 1 ton at yard 12 00
delivered 1210 Pennsylvania hard coal H
ton at yard 6 00 delivered 0 50 blacksmith
coal l ton at yard 12 w > delivered 12 50
Cord wood 1 cord delivered 4 00 cord-
wood ii cord delivered 2 25 stove wood 1
cord delivered 5 00 stove wood K cord de
vcred i 75
GRAIN AND FEEDSTljFFSQuotatlons bo
low are on grain Irom store In carload lots
corn and oats are 3c p2 bushel lower than
quoted
Wheat 85B90c
Corn Bulk shelled 60c sac shelea < 3c
Oats Bulk 454Sc sacked 50c
Bran 1 00 per hundred
Hay lyoose local 7 0083 00 Johnson an
Hill county 1100313 00 best 15 00ei6 Ou
i Barley 65c per bu
lye 1
Amber cane no market
AJohnsongrass2 50 per bu
cTHDES AND SKINS NoTl heavy D F nldes
lie per lb No 2 heavy lie No 1 light lie no
2 light 7Kb
Dry salted lie bull hides 9c glue 6c green
salted Sc butchers green 5e sheepskins203
eoc v iV
MOliVSES Prime new crop S5e33c
cholcciTiew crop 53255c fancy new crop
5644J0efi
NA1ES 3 25 per keg basis lOd Burden
lwrsfeshoe pe keg 5 Perkins do 5 90Walker
> 4ri 5 55 Burden mule 6 Northwestern horse
stipe nails No 4 50c No 5 26c No 6 23c No 7
2Smas 20c Lakes No 4 45c No 5 26cNo
6 22cf No 7 20c No 819c Ansable do No 4 45c
No 5 24c No 6 21c No 719c No 818c
NUTS Peanuts choice 7fflSc 10
pecans
12Xc for Texas Brazil nuts 15a per lb filberts
15c per E > Knzlleh walnuts lc almonds
20S22c per lb cocoa nuts 7 50 per loo
PROVISIONS We quote on the basis of car
lotsFish
Fish Mackerel 10 kits No 1 SI 00 No 2
90cihalf bbls No 15 50 No 2 5 00 dried
herrings per box 40c codfish 6c
PlgBfeet In kits 115 If bbls 3 25 K b Is
5 50
Pickled tripe In kits 1 15
Holland Herrings Kegs 1503175
Bologna sausaae 9c
Buckwheat flour 16 6ascase5 0032 3as
515
Meat Sngarcured hamslDfc sugarcured
breakfast bacon lie short clear Dacon Biic
short clear dry salt 7 fc
Lard Tierce 7c 50a cans 7 c 20a cans
7c lOttcans 7 lJc5 cans7 c3b cans
7 c
Homlnv and crlts Per bbl 4 00
Kraut Halfbarrels 4 00
Oatmeal Per half bbl 4 CO
Cracked wheat Per lb 6c
Crackers A soda 54c nx soda 6c cream
SUq eincersnans Sc lemon rreams Sc
Sundries Starch 3Jc candles full boxes
12c halves quarters stickcanay9
10 > je fancv 1016c rope 9J c do cot-
ton 16c herring imported 125 per koe
raisins layer 50 cider crab nolo 40c
Missouri30c vinegar 15325c concentrated
lye 2 7334 00Jugs glazed 10c per cal crocks
2i > ssdl0 < per gallon dried pcaches6c Indigo
75c per U > blueing 30rl 00 per dozen Cole
mans mustardl 303150 per dozen macaroni
imported 15c per lb American 75c uer uox
buckets two hoops 160 per dozen brilliant
oils bbls 18c Eutilon do 23c do 25 cases
3 lu brilliant 5 cases 2 10 do Hi cases
3 96 baking powders bulk lie 1 and 2 a cans
2 50 macaroni small box C5c vermicelli email
box 63c catsup In bulk ptrgillonsS Worces-
ter aucc In bulk per gallon 125
Sugarlne powdered bbls 7Kc do half
hh 3liic cut loaf 7Sc granulated standard
7c Louisiana granulated flic standard A
Clfc choice white 6jc Louisiana y c 03
6 > nC
Klro Louisiana 4U < 35Kc
POULTRY We quote Young chickens 2 CO
B2 25 per doz olo 2 C032 25 turkeys 60c3
1 0J
0JWHISKY
WHISKY Rectified 11031 50 as per proof
tourmash two year old 1 6031 70 three
vcar old 19032 20 fancy extra old whisky
10033 00
WOOL Fall wool six months clip blight
medium 22c llghr fine 20c coarse 1531 c
KNOL1S1I CONSOLS
Loudon Jan 10 Consols clojed 1C0S for
money
Silver 46 d
dSTOCKS
STOCKS AND UONDS
New Yoisk Jan 10 Bonds and stocks
closed at following prices bid
Untied states threes 100t
Fourandonehalfs 110 1
Now fours 127U
Pacific sixes 125 J
Central Paeldc firsts 114 i
Texas Pacllicland grants 01
Texas Pac H1d Grande 71
Union PaclCc firsts 114 4
Union PaclUc sinking fund
Central 1aclU tli
Chicago < c Alton 143
ChlcagoS Alton ircicrred 155
Burlington Qulncy 137
Delaware Hudson 102y
Lackawnnx 1344
Denver Rio Grande
Krle
Eric preferred
Harlem
Houston Tcxas
Illinois Central
Kanras Texas
Iafcc Shore
Louisville Nashville
Mlchlgn Central
Miiourl Paclllc
New Jersiy Central
Northern laeillc
Northern Pacific preferrca
Northwestern
Northwestern p efcrrcd
New Yoik Central
Oreon Transcontinental
Paclllc Mall
Reading
Rock Isana
St Paul
St Iaul referred
St PaulOmaha
St Paul Omaha preferred
Texas Paclllc
337
211iii
134
31
93
6 J
92
103
sir
27l
59
113
lw i
112
32 >
437
39
120
89V
117V
50 4
109
25V
Union Pacific 59
Waba h 16
Waba3ti preferred 31
Wci8Fargo 123
Western Union 74
COTTON MAKKKTS
Rpcolpte at All United Stntra Ports
Calvestos Tkx Jan 10 Cotton receipts
at United States ports
This day 33717
lhls day last week 32659
Thts day astyear 14036
Total receipts this season 395 930
Total rcclpts last season 3771653
Excess thin season 167327
Exports thus far this week 43934
Stock at United States ports this day 1031684
Stock this day last year 1C5C314
New Orleans
New Okleans La Jan 10
closed steady and unchanged
Cotton Spot
Low ordinary 7c ordinary 7 c good
orulnary 8 316 low middling SVc middling
9116c goid middling 9 716c middling fair
91516c fair 10c
airs oOuO baics
Futures opened easy ruled and closed
steady at 4 to 5 points lower than Saturday
Months
January
February
March
April
May
Juno
July
August
September
October
November
December
Sales 235C0
1st call
9 t63 9 CS
9 12 bid
9 25 9 20
9 333 9 39
9 51 < i 3 5
9 62 9 < 3
9 723 9 74
9 75 9 76
2d Cfll
8 003 9 03
9 14 9 If
9 27 9 23
9 403 9 41
9 533 1 54
9 63 9 60
9 703 9 77
9 7S asked
> ew York
Close
9 033 9 10
9 15 9 17
9 283 9 9
9 41 9 42
9 54 9 63
9 653 9 60
9 773 9 78
9 763 9 79
New Yornr Jan 10 Cotton Spot eloeed
steady prices 110 lower
Sal or 980
Ordinary EVc good ordinary 8Vc low
middling 9 middling
dllng9Vc middlng fair 9 c
Futures clo ed quiet 1 to 4
than Saturdays closing
Sales 53500
January
February
March
goou mid
points lower
9 433 9 44
9 30 9 51
9 HI 9 t2
April 9 72 9 73
May 9 e23 9 Sl
June 9 92 9 93
July 10 00lu 01
August 10 03310 00
Liverpool
Liverpool Jan 10 Cotton Spot closed
steady quotations unchanged
Ordinary 4 9 16c trood ordinary 47 d low
middling5d middling uplands 3 5l6d mid-
dling Orleans5Vd
Total sales 10000 American 77C0 Imports
26 000 American 25600
Futures closed steady 1 point higher
Galveston Tkx Jan 10 Cotton Spot
closed steady and prices unchanged
Low ordinary 6116c ordinary 116 good
ordinary 81 16c low middling 8 116c mid-
dling 9c good middling 9 cmldllng fair
9 13 16c
Gross receipts 1331
Sales 2347
Exports none
Shipments coastwise 3495
Stock 115160
GENERAL MAKKEI8
nom
Produce and Provisions
market opened weak and Vc lower advanced
Vc fell off Kcbut recovered andclo4erl > < o
highei than Saturday No 2 red ca sV2K < 3
S3c January 82 c bid February S3J i
bid March 84Vc arkod May S7V2StJJ < V
doting at fcSJ n Corn w of anrl
easier opered firm but easecT otf later
closing Vc lower than Saturday No tJnixed
csh 35V935Vc F bruary3JV35Vcj M rcri
S633GVC clolng 35c bt Mayy2SV39
clodcg 33V3SVc Oats Dnll anri eassr
No 2 mixed cash 28 fc Janniry 2Sii
asked February2s c MirthSJttc Mav30I c
Corn meal steady at 2 00e2 15 Whloky
steady at 1 13 Wool quiet medium
212iVc coarse hrsld 16321c low saidy 13
19c flue llgh 18325c heavy 14321c Provi-
sions quiet and firm Pork strungrr 12 253
12 37V Lard easy at 16 20 Bulk moats firmer
loolots long clear 6 0036 15 short rlbs6 10
6 15 short clear 6 25 boxed lots long
clear 6 CC short ribs 0 10 short
clear S 25 Bacon strong
TO THE
meets 2101 steady at 4 2334 b5 Sneep Re
cel tji 4oiShlpment8 none steady good
ST LOUIS Mo Jan 10 Flour Dull and to hotce300ii60 common to meJluni2 00
iminally unchanged AVheat dtul but firmed jai 75 J
jrtna certeia rclIBC
Wpmefvoao ticnitteularBv
Gaantntccd pcjior ttfal p IhIT or cnih rtrnndc J
JJ jtMriftrnmrSt dotrt ketpr < Wllroxs JJompound
TaiwrFnUtn Meepit no wortkIc r Mt nurt said to be
Iwtin good bnt rad 4a for scaled parttralarj and
rrc lre taa onl abMlutelr reliable Jteracdr by znall
WILCOX SPECIFIC CO Philadelphia P
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OS EATOjlrV
LawoiGrflvfeBton
SMIT rATON
Lir shaLand OflBlce
long clear HmlUi A Jarrls block Fort Worth
rvuw jjv yrv i M rv fwj i
Emrass Traerjira
JteWt3TSlft2 reason to believe thM
ggi he has mlt > ea Ml
J MANDFAOTDBKD BY
THE DinECT AND F48T LIHB TO
Cincinnati
Louisville
Washington
Baltimore
New York and the East
4 SOLID DAIIT TRAINS TO A
CINCISNATI ASD LODLSTILLE 1
In TEN IIOURSwlth through Daycars Parlor
cars and Palace Slecplngcoachee No change
of cars for any class of passengers
TWO DAJLY THAXN8
To Washinaton in 28 Hours
To Baltimore in 29 Hours
This Is four hours quicker than the fastest time
by any other line
The Day Express has Parlorcars St Louis tc
Cincinnati and Palace Sleepingcars from Cln
clnnatl to Washington and Baltimore without
change
The Mght Express has sleepers through with-
out change No other line from St Louis rnnr
a through sleepingcar to tho National Capital
Palace Buffet SleepingCars
are run by this Line on Night Express from
St Louis to New York
DATTY
WITHOUT CHANGE IN 37 HOURS
BEST EOtJTE TO
JacfcsoiiTille Fla aid WiDter Resorts in il
sontat
Theioubledallylines of Parlorcars anc
Palace Slccplngcoaches by this Line from
St Irouis to Cincinnati and Louisville
aiakJDg direct connection at both points wttl
morning and evening Express Trains bavint
Palace tiotel and Sleepingcars to Chattanooga
Atlanta Macon and Jacksonville wlthou
change No Ferrlesor Transfers by this Route
All connections made In Union depots
j or tickets rates or any particular Informs
tfob call on ticket agents of connecting line
West Northwest and Southwest or In St Loah
at 101 and 103 North Fourth street
JOUN F BARNARD WB SHATTUO
Pres and Gen Manager Gen Pass Azt 1
Cincinnati Ohio
G D BACOS 6 m fftstera Put Act
Thanldng you for the liberal patronage with which you have favoretbine dining the past
year T beg to say that I am better prepared than ever to offer ycto
in my line of business Without boasting I cansafely say that I have the LARGEST AND
BEST ADAPTED WAREHOUSE IN AMERICA FOR rfrlE GROCERY BUSINESS My stock is
larger and more complete in every branchAtnan ever before and I am as well prepared to
deal liberally with you as any one
Before you make your arrangements for this year see me or my Agents I feel as-
sured I can serve you to our munial advantage
ii PIT
WHOLESALE GBOOER
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1 m MLiijn hi y jfmiiiM II I n III 11 I
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TlfiOf ExclusiVBly Wholesale Dry tefls House in Fort Worth
fwimiiiJiL
Z2EOB23
JO S0 < ai 81 short ribs 0 9030 91 short rlcsr
7 12 > < 37 25 Hams firm at 9 73 < ail 00 Af er
noon board Wheat a Bhaae ei6ier com and
oaU unchanged
Lhicauo III Jan 10 Wheat The ten-
dency In wheat market today was toward
lower range of prices and the price f r Mav
delivery at one time dropped to 47c but
rallied toward the close and finally closed for
thediy atSSVcor Vchlghe than on Saturday
The report if visible Bup ly rtlcosed an In-
create of 610000 buchcls which la larger than
ha boen estimated which w > lhe chief reason
assigned for the caily weakness the market
wa sustained toincwhat howev r by the re-
port of continued dry weather in California
> d also by the reports that stockb Inware
houses on llccb 01 railroads wat less than
was estimated Corn chowed no material
change In prices from closing one ons Saturday
and for time market ruled firm and shade
higher The largj Increase in visible supply
of 1293000 bushels caused a breasof Jc fol-
lowed oy slight rally markot closing at Vfc < c
under Saturday Provldon1 weak mess
pork opened llghfr declined lOaiUic rallied
SB7Vc declined 10ai2V rallied and closed
nearly outside figures Lard declined at 10
12Vc rallied toward close Short ribs ruled 2
5c lower Leading futures closed as
follows Wheat Januiry 7S tc Feb-
ruary TSVc Mirch 79 < My
84e cLorn January30V r SGac February 30 U
aSOVctMaTchSGVaSOVc May41 a41 c M si
potk Januarr 12 02V February 12 02V
Mjirch 1212V May 12 55 Lard January
0 to February 6 40March JG10May0 62
Cash quotation were as follows Flour quiet
and uncharge wheat 78W78Vc corn 30e
mcssjiori 1193312 00 lard 0 400 42 short
ribs tides oose 0 10 dry saled shoulders
bn cd 4S5fo4 90 short clear sides boxe
050a055 hiskey1 la sugar cut ioafC 3
0 > ic granulated Go siaDdard A So
Nkw York Jan 10 Colfee Fair Hlo firm
options fairly active hlgncr sales 4V > 0 bass
January 13 50 3 05 Februarv13 f0 13G0
March 13 40313 J April 13 4013 00 May
tl3 43 13 65 Juno 13 601rl3 70 July 13 4
13 70 August 3 4Va13 55 Sugar steady
reCned steady granulated 5c Molasses
steady 50 test 20c
Thn Gotten Markets
GALTEbTOK Tkx Jan 10 > ffee Whole-
sale grocers revised quotationsas follows
Ordinary 15ic good oralnary 15Vc fair 10c
prime li > c choice lG ic pcaberry 17 > c old
govt Java 26c Importers are filling round lot
orders rlo coffees at following prices Ordinary
15c good ordinary 15 talr I5 c prime
lGc choice 16 > Jc peaberry 17c
Itio he Janeiro Jan 10 rotfee Hegular
first COO relsperlO kilos good tecond 5050
rls ftccelpts during the week 25000 bug
purchases for the United States 35U0
clearinccs for do 10000 stock 223000 bogs
Santos Jan 10 ColfeeU cclpts during
the week 11000 bigs Purchases for the
United tatei 15O0O bags Clearances for
the United States 14000 bags Stock 23000
bags
Live Stock Markets
St Loci JIo Jan 10 Calte Receipts
1125 shipments 125 market Heady choice
heavy native steer 4j54 60 fair to gocd
shipping steers 3 60 < i4 3J butcners steers
fair to choice 3 004 10 feeders fair to good
2 73S3 SI stockrrs f lr to good 2 0Uto2 93
Teane common to choice 2 00E3 03 Hogs
Receipts 5100 shipments 1400 market firm at
3 004 90 Sheep Receipts 510 shipments
3 10 mireet stronger comm n to fair 2 50
3 40 lnfdlum to fancy ii Sui34 83
Chicago III Jan 10 Cattle ReceiptB 7009
shlpmenis 2000 the uarke was steady and
stpneshipping sttersof9 0vo 1500 ponnds
3 3035 20 ttoik rs and fe dtrs 3 31S3 75
cons bulls and mixed htrongrat lc0 < r3 30
bulk l 40S2 90 Texas cattlj J2 2iffi3 30 ling
Receipts 19000 strong and 510c higher
early c oslng weak at 1 803 00 Sheen Re
cet ts 4000 shipments 2010 market steady
common to g od 2 7584 75 choice 4 8045 00
Wetern3 00S4 50 Texans 2 0033 75 lambs
2 0035 50 TheDrovers Journal special ca-
blegram quotes the cattle market weak best
American sicera Sc lower at 12 perpound
dressed
Ntw Yokk Jan 10 Beeves Receipts 50
carl ads for exporters elty trale slaughter-
ers direct 125 car loads to
ba sold the markc trnlcl dull
and closed weas low r extremes for steer
4 lCffi5 50best5G3a5 75 bulls and drv cows
2 5094 00 Sheep Receipts ll 900 gobl to
prime heep firm lower grades ami all de-
scriptions of lambs heavy weak sheep 4 50
5 50 wllh 300 choice wethers up to 5 75 and
lambs i 75 < S1 00
vnsas City MO Jan lOCattle Receipts
1038 fhlpraets 483 Heady good to choice
54 10 < 24 ojuconimon t > mtdlun 3 5034 00
stockers 6082 90 feeding steers 1 023 50
ows S Offi370 Hogs Receipts b274 ship
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Repeated chic
si tests havo placed
arsi one brand ol
baking powders thei
another a j the head
of the ifst cut tht
most sittef actory tem
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practical housewWi
rouses Silver Loa
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and nover falls t <
make llght tnt
wholesome broad
She cannot bo im-
posed upon and the
powder peddler whe
attempts to palm OS
something ose or
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r goods will have
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act
ATJaxjEJi EssT lTo Young and Middle Aged Mi
The awful etfect of early vice which brings
organic weakness destroying both mind and
oody with all its direful 111
FJERMAjrENTlA GUREDy
Palpitation of the Heart TlmldltyTremblltig
Nervous Discharges so much tC be feared For
zetfnlncss Lack of Ideas Sadness of Spirits
Ugly imaginings Dislike to Social Life and
Brooding Mclancholv
3lAiiruEi > JlENor those entering on that hap-
py life aware of PnysIcalDeblllty Excitability
of the Nerves Organic Diminution or other
Irregularities quickly assisted
No Minerals USKp Young people losing
their health and spending time with those un-
skilled and unqualified causing fatal disorders
to the head throat nose liver and lungsstom
ach and bowels Speedily Cured
Let not false lrfoucsty deter you from calling
at once on
DR WaSSERZUG
Consulting Rooms 734 Elm Street
DALLAS TEXAS
AltPrivate Matters Cured
Propipt attention Is given to all correspond-
ence State symptoms and medicine will be
atfnt O O D everywhere
Dr Wasserzuq is a regular graduate of 1
years practice Diploma In office Anah a
practiced In Dallas for over 2 ytars V
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