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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-08-27
MoRRIsTowN, TENN, WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST 27, 1884,

nally he sent for him and said: "lf
this robbery occurs again you will
be shot. "
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-14


BAH IRON. 81 %. Norway, So; NO. ~
sheet iron, 80. No ~ q ahsel iron, b9<o,
g1lq0uiEed sheet iron, ye9l<o.. No. u Sauda
l7e.: No. a do, l6c.; AXIS roofing thu, SIC
6lb CO.; ltx20 and l0xB pat do, 81 TbAsh
timers wire, 20 per cent OF; tinnera htcch
forty per cont OFF, cook gtoyos Sith ware,
$40 b0fs25 90; do, with trimmings, tii HGb0t0
WOOD WORK. Wagon aIles. Nc.@el 00i
tongues, S0c9tl %; Bingletrees, el7b; bOlptsTt
50c.i Bpnkes ga 7bs3 O0 felioes, 81 s5fta ~
DOubletreea 81 259A 90; neck yoEea, ~ 0Oe
q 50 plow beams, bO66Gc; pillow handles, et1
D250. handles, eI7bSD2 81.
NAILS. ~ ~ keg, basis 10d.-Burdon hOIae
snOe, per keg, - -; Perkins do, - vOi Walk
Or do, IS so; Burden mule, 81 50, NorthWeat
err horse shoe nails. No. f,50e,, No, ., &c.. No
0, &c, No. ], dc, No. 8 20c; ''Iakes" do.i No
!; &c., 10. d 70, 70. q zae., No. 90 No.
2ic, NO. 7, 100, No. p, he.
AXE5-K X, por dozen, ~ 5e1el0 %: Lake.
81 0OebD 81: HackeBsack. % b0B7O %; boys
ER.--.NO ! Gilman, $40.
30. 2, do, slS bJi No. do, s2si No. 4 do, 9S
HfsOELLAHEous-- Trace chains, az %
pair. 1910: piow Hingletrees, per doz., ~
pillow doubletrees, per dozen % oD; Stool
bella, 10 per cent. OF door locks, 81 1900 W
wood acroWH. 90 and 10 per cant. on: Up cas-
door butts, ~ and ~ per cent on; cut AM
timed Llcks ~ per cent. OFF; coffee mills, D
per cent. OFF blind hinges, 50 ard 10 per cont
on. carriage bolts, 85 and 10 per cont. OF
pow bolts, 35 per cent. on; piece tin ware
80 per cent. OF; deep stamped ware, ~ ~
cent Oh; shallow stamped ware, SO pBr cent
on; iapannod ware, roper can't or.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-14

MHATs--sluRaT cured hams, 1879, 3. q. c. b,
Bacon, 1876; q. o.bsoon, lie. Sc, arg salt
y F1aH--MacSsrei, l1b kits, NO. /, Sis; no.
2. SI.05: hRlf bills, No. J., no. No 2, 100
White fish No. !, hlf. bbls., N.25; No 2, S9.ati
Dried hefrlngs, per box, 900. God nHhi BTe.
IARn---TiorcAE, 90. 20 and sod CAM, hkc
an cana, Be-; Ion JAMS, SSGc; 5D cans exc;
9 oo SrSsi Common lIc.; ordinary, NE;
fair. 100; prime RIO, Use; fancy, lde; OLD
S9 reA--itapsr.si.s j6gJ; gunpowdeY, 50e7g.
6UoAR-fins. powdered, bbls-, $40; do.
hal 2bls sq, sIs 1Sai, szac: ~ no @
standard A. re; ohoics Waite, 19fc; yelio"
clarified, 7lzp7zc.
RluE-LOuiaianal SOC. a. a..
aAIT--CoATse, IN bRgs, e1.SS3Ltg nne ~
hsga, -. lake. IN dat hoop oDis'' szlO
POCKETS, s[dpT1fo. ,
cAaEED Goopa;7,dP y. g. PEI aos ants Fns
/ M. sI'66; o .bs.. U,2b@25o: seoonde, hs'
81 81; o., O. 10; Tomatoea, standard, ne,
6 leeo5ds 2Ds..: d.. s-sI A. Ssser
o ot.9 full weight. o.. tll5 ~ s2lo. lighs
weight, 10: &c z p. a. ss sal%Slh' / B.,
lss sardines. Amenoan, $500 case;
iInDortad. sla. SO 40 case: strAwDorrioa,2 p
gI.552lG0; BLACK berries, $40 Sfseh sss.. 49,,
U,59 syls 'PsooTpan.-silvsr Loaf. ~ cars
per doIon, 500 ~: do. u "; In 'co.' ~ W
3D. DO, 81 s,;;, ~; az 30 axe soAp common
nc. German olive, 80. Candles, fan bozea
I5/e; haivez, c; qaarsfs q "a ~ y,
81 81 4eesS, M doFen, Kaccaronl, iHnporieci l6cA
Afnerican, n.Oc box. Buckets. I'VE hoops
Jdoe9n:Well buofeta, stlV9 ocAgh' bIovttl l
56es q deIeu bsiliana ~ q W. sIiiisnt
49, Ees,ses ~ II, do, liz CASES. - ~ o
FLoua : Stewards Royal PA'ell' y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-14
Country Produce,

Fot,ltoes--Irish, new, per bushel, $50
hAok, &c. Onionhi per Dbl, So Turnips
= Dbl. So IS. ReGns, HIP. med, bblG., Sc; lhrgi
lima 55fc.; ANAL butter, E1kl86c, Pickles
medium per bbl., 81 %: small, per bbi.. qlO
half BIZ mod. o. 90; half hhl.. small. IS 70
Cheese. half croam, .l31fo.; fall cream lbh
Peanuts, l0c Cidrr. hslf-bbl,, 20 W Cah
bage, per crate 81 70.
PouLrHY h0nH, G25h - W per dozAl
spring Chickens e. 25a2 30; TurkeyA - q
dc ~: otose 1850 eAF nuoks, ~ 60a3 %
RG9s--Per dozen, l63I920c.
fresh country butter. ohoios. 20 % 800,
Creamery ,SJ9S7lEc.; Old batter, soIOo.i Ois'
margarine, lbo,
WarsHY-Raotinod q IOAI50, ~ par PROOF
sour nsAh, one year old. q 50 two yoRrt oil
a O092 IS; throe ysarn old u 6ODs 10; FAM
extra old Whieky Won
WINEs--ClaTet, oaseiiS3 oOgel0g0. - psI qua
ity; Catawb0, per gallon, W8l " fort,u ~
100; Sherry. FER gal. " N9s O0i Aadeiri
per gal, u 6025 90 White wins, In o'Nsi
CHhNPAeuH-G. II. Mumm q Co., EEtri
my, so 003s3 0Oi Heidsink, Ia BASKET, "a OJi
"a 0d. KruR. In basket, isi 00eea0 ~; Domeyu
champagne, 81 0O9la ~. aeo. 0oultt, sAb
dry, plnts, SN %.
ALE-Stock Ale, per doI.. 81 eO&2 rs; Poit
per dos, 81 0Q62 20
BOTTLED BgER-- L4emph quartz, gi2 co. IT
gI9 so: BudwsiGBrT quarts el2 70, p.ntn as Y.
ErlaDgsr boer, quarts 6lB 00i pints 80 ~
9ohlilB Milwaukee,, quarts sl2 O1 pinte VIZ d
Anthony a Kubn's, qps Sl2 90, plnta 81 ~
II. Clauaen 4 Sons ehsnpRgnq beer, Gus ~
Sl2 90. pintE gi2b0; FalE'H.N1 qnerp
lllhO,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-14
wool ana HIdes.

Twelve months clip, light, fine and me1l
ufn lb@l7; fine heavy 20 light, 9NflE ~.
months, HOLE fall, nne heavy lgsi& inl
light, nne and medium, l29li; coara'
1b6IS
HiDEs-No heavy flint, dry 2 70 1se; 10
n 10: No, q light flint, 2 % &c; bulls nnc
heavy, damaged, q b .; calf skins and bhdi,
damaged y n i86c: green, sailed, sound, y D
PEIrRfgs-feer skins, an IB1is ante.op
skins, y n lO0l3c; goat skins, each, lD@2t
sheep pelts, according 10 amount or wool
geo up; sbearllngs, according 70 amount o
wool, bMlO; Mexican sheep pelts, sftloc
Mexican sheop pelts, improved, il@l2c, HeI
lean sheep shearlings, 5c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-14
UaiJdinK Material

LUMHKR tough lumber, boying, ~ innns
and under, nfst-olass, w. stripping. hIs, VI
boxing ard flooring. clears 80, thick clear
X and X, S27; rough lumber. second olAg
fl5: ioisi and scantilng, cnle, $40.
SIDIEG-flrBt common white Pine, ~ D
second do. 80. third DO, e25: poplar. 20 %
q 90. native pine VI ~ so do - go; nAtiy
rough. GIG ~,
DkEssgD LUMRKG-Ho1ng u Inches an
under g2e Oo928 0o % 1s1s, W VJG2e o.
acantling, icist az aug commop luLnos
cas- 00a& % boxing over ~ inghee, slilDe
81 90 thick cieare, "a tol and :, - vvs1
second claGH. any KIM, vi y.
DKKBsED AED MATOHED fLoohin9-tifa
class ask, second class, e2l.
WHITE PINE FURHIBnINc LuAkKn--i11i I,
/ ard inch white pine, 80 Inch DO, 20.
CEfIfHG--BEADED on PLAfs-firei op9
mon white pine, -, tfl-5l. ID DO ~, 70 60, ~
1 POPLAR, y, So Ooe2l10, poplar \. ti2.bJGo3 q
| nalisep pine, *, Gzlb0, 90, y, "a b1.
! POPLAR LDhsEn.--i<, III aao inca, ~
sHIsoiEs- white pins A. o; 90 shEdsS =
/ 81 Is, DO extra No. !, f3.Bl oypTesg, best, A.
! b11nd s.. do NO, 2. tlbn; 40 no ,, bdy4F nntl =
| sawed heart, e4.5t hafb, tt.Ab.
PICREts.--Whits pine, dfa83cd and hsldnl
eguare 81 nat, q yellow pine 40 W iA-i
LfEE, cEnKHT, Ero.--Iima, Austin, "a.
per Dbl. Cement. Louigy1ile Or fQsellale, VI
pr bpl.. Portland. 3tT5 per phi. flasior fali
hsa YORK. OF kisfdgsa, - % psF oti' fiArti
aasok.- FiTs-pfoof. q 20 per \.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-14

cemner.
WittsKY-li2.
CORN MKA1s--2e0.
PORK--l2 g.
BULK MATS Nothing done.
s; short clear snSa
LARD.
LIVE STOCK.
CATrLE-Receipts 90. good In cho CO s 61a
2E common TO medium 5,Gh rs live
Suckers B pA93 20: good o best Iexss 3 100
"; common 70 fair 5 A9S O.; cows aud
mixed lots 4 Good 30.
nOss-Receipis, 7,5o0 i0ag 6I.
NHEEP-Recelpis, 10 W common 10 MEDIUM
1902 i;good 10 choices ZOOS Is; Texas / Is
s ".
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-14

Cotton Gins, Presses; Atlas Engines;
Russell Portable and Stationary En-
gimes; Rubber Hose; Rubber, Leather
and Cotton Betting; Shafting, Pulleys;
Gas Pipe, Pipe Fitting; Brass Goods !;
Steam Pumps, etc.; Avery and Oliver
Chilled and John Deere PlOws; Double
ShOvels; Georgia Stocks; Sweeps,
Bull Tongues, etc, etc; Moline and
ther Farm Wagons; Cane Mills and
EvapOratOrs Tents and Wagon Sheets
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-14
Drugs and Paints.

DHu0h.
pagk. Cinnamon per d ~ Peruvian, 2jD26
Horan, lae. Bi-earbOnae OF soda. Euginl
81. Copperaa, Sat. Cinohinedln. per or %
eta. CASTLE sOap, per h s@l9. Cream tartar
q, r., per ID fDl1f5. Chalk, lump, per 70 1Gs
Caloiisi, =. q W., 7097S Englisb, per 10, Dol
fle Included, SOL 30. hioral Hydrate per u
q 59al 10 ChlOFoform, per Id bottle iuclnd
Cd, e106. Composition powder, per 10 W
D0vers per ID or ~. EPSON aalts, per 10 Sc
~. Gum Opium, por ID go: Gum Cam
phor, per 10 25aSL Morphine. per o. IS tOe
81. Oil. Castor, 1nactine, Is9S; OIL, Castor
per gallon, u SOL 10 oil, lard winter
strained. sob, OIL lard, No. ]. d5ft7J. GUN
Inc, r. a w, Der o. u o.. Flowers sulpnpi
Bh9g5 Alum, az. lreacrptlon NiRls hy
cate 60 per cent. of; broken,
per Ct %. snow casen, market pricoH, lleba'f
patent medicines AT list. ThnyeTs flric
Extracts, ~ per cent. on. y. y. fiuiu liz
ifaeie. IS per cont. on. Essential Gus ~
Louih litt.
strictly puro white lesd, y ~ SpiniI
III pontlne, 51e55 Rolled oil, t2etoe.
TIfE BIfEnhA E-WfJ.fIAhs oOboltr-
Ivory drop black, Ia. per ID ibc Lrgii.
coach black -, ppf NJ IN; lamp black ~, -
black paint u, &c; u rusean blue, ~, ~, -
&c. fUltrninndne blue, "a Is, 20. blue pAlni
h. lie. raw Turkey pmber, Is, 90 burnt Tor
key nnlber, n, 81 raw Italian SIENNA 10, sc
Z burnt Italian hienna, ~, PC Nanhyke plyFn
7 ~, Dc. Paris green, ", no. ChraVne, n p
%. o., is l2c. American vefAnllilon, ~ NC ~
! dian red ~, II; Nlneita req, ~, -, i<tss IA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-14
on CHANGE.
MARKETS We're Ruoyant
'''h 49, and closed Strong
a an Advance
!. Markets We're Irregular Gen
:, y E;oher = Provisions
ny Illlv,r-1Cotton Higher

xoy Governments lower
eAs. ranger aud higher
~ 80 ~. consols sold up from 5lN to
'll 's,,,lo, were steady.
s,csptlon Of one or two slight re-
ass ~ market was strong through
y. Y, sndtoward the close speculation n
a .,s.Iy baoyant. Therlae in the early
~ Ale ,hleny TO purchases by
~. and foreign banks the latter
,a,t freely to Ill orders
0O1s cable. subsequently,,
rsnderbils were materially
Inv the statement by officials OF
~, ~ Central company TO the effect
s,,asnt had reduced the operating
y, Inc year ended September 30,
,s,tont Of sl,oO' 900 and that the
4 y. consequence was Gaming about
onis stock. Union Pacific was
.s,,nd large PURCHASES were made
~, that arrangements were
,-ol.ted whereby the floating debt
.aold OH aud tue company placed
s,a 10 resume It's dividend ia the
sofnexi year. Reports were also
a,t the western roads were disposed
!, mites and adhere TO the higher
Am these the Changers advanced
The Outstanding short inter
very large, the enoci
Nm encouraged the bulls
,rrtstoturn the market. Tho lm-
m mnged from X 10 2JG per cent
h, closed strong at or near the best
4 he day, Compared with last
Using, the price, were Il 10 ~ pei
.hsr
.sron Transcontlnental company
N, stockholders this week $4,000,
of 5 per cent collateral hust
10 take the place of sS,OO0,OOC
loan. The stockholders may sub
\ Is percent. Of their holdings, with
isn 10 take stock at par from IN,
Nuig.iion. at SO per cent. from The
m Pacific preferred, or at 20 per cent
% yohAern Pacific common to 60
bonds The securities 10 ths bonds
those Oh dfposlt with the Farmers
adjust company.
iellons $4,000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-14


Special 90 the Gazette.
CHICAGO, Nov. H. Grain - The wheat
market was dull and prices nac,uated but
little.
Corn was active with no advance. Sales
were free.
Lard and pork futures were fairly active
and shade higher. Cash meats dull.
Cattle, Texas and Western, in liberal sup.
ply, with the market active and prices lJc
lower.
sheep dun and a lower.
PRODUCE
| CHICAGO, Nov. lS,--FLoUR--Dull and M.
changed
WHEAT-November 7lJka72N closed 72;
| December 1897 "a, closed 1879: January 73H
| OAK closed AZ
CosN November 4SJES45H, closed AZ;
| December 80A60 10, closed w.
| PROVISIONS.
PonK-Cash IL 1913 90; year IL 50 Japu-
/ AIRY II 25all 62S.
LARD--Ca II 1907 1915; November 900
6 g7ys, oo'ed 500 96 9S; December s2k@
| 6s5.
BULK MEATs-Shoulders COa5 %; short
| rib coos p short clear o 1905 10.
/ LtVE STOCK.
| Drovers Journgl reports.
| HoGS-Rocoipts, -, 20; 00@i6j.
! CArruE-ReCeipts, ll,UOn; export grade, II
66 50; good to chOic shipping in@eb ~; com
mon TO tqir OlnA Texans, 8 519t25.
1 SiIEEP-infeTiOr 10 fair, ojds %: medium
TO good, , 608S IS; choice, 5vai IS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-14

Ia,o, q. Louis.
! ~, NO Gazette.
IA ~. NOV. B.-wheat-The market
8isn,,ss on' prices soon climbed mp
h ~. ~ nrm the balance OF the session.
I, Ald eiolca aim. 70 Per 'en'
4, ','ns were dul.
n, very small.
"a iaIf dsuaud.
/ Tons a, PeoDUoH,
4 ,it'I--,les' " y u --FLOUR-Un
. ~ l1l1sssi rcd 7Ab7bX cash ~, IA.
q pdess December 7sssa7p; closed
~ w = : @illS November $3.50
~ "-0sit6 January.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-14

EnrnituIa--B sildGtSnuf, imitation vain u
wood scat, y dob. ~ 1907 0G cane and rattRi
stat, - Oo@g 90; oanh scat dining, 6l2 OOQ2l u
Ohilta and rockers, - ~ tsl2 80. large ronEi %
81, MiTrora, arch tops, dof, ~ t0ol2 ~
fables round, b20eD251, fGli Loaf, ~ 603b N
gsfsI, saahi IS moi "; BuEsEus, % 61gJ q
Wbah athndf, q 21dbb 80, bod gpringq,E 1901
Sally Carriages, W 6DGA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-14

bbl.; sacks, 81 loo p 100 ga: No. Toxoa
per 100 lbs. So, No 81 10, No 20. Corn meE
per bushel, $50; Honliny and grtts, y bbi
a5 %. Oatmeal, y nall Dbl, 81 IS; Cr2ck Cd
wheat, Pn &C. Crackers X soda, 65fsn., NX
soda, zoe; Xxx SODA re; cream l0u., Rin
gSf snaps, 9c.i lemon creams, 20.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-14

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. ls.-CoTroN spots
closed firm, BIG higher.
Sales, QiO0 bales.
Low ordinary ISIS; Ordinary SIS. Good
Ordipsrg 1873; Low Middlina li.lG; Middling
rs; Good Middling rs; diduline Fair
10 3-S; Ear in7-S
Futures closed steady, at Il to 10 poln,s
higher.
Sales, 59.2C0.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-14

wagon Bows; WheelbarrOws Wagon
and Platform Scales; Sulky Hay
Rakes; Improved Indiana Force Feed
Riding train Drills; StrOwbridge'
broadcast Seed Sewers; Elevator Cups;
Mill Picks; BOlting Cloth; Scotch Har
rows; Harrow Teeth Smoothing
HarrOws; Single Trees, etc.; Walter
A, WOOd'e Mowers Wire Stretcher
Corn Shelters; Corn and Shuck She'll
ers; Kennssaw Water Elevators, etc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-14

eastern Texas cattle az about three, Hno
southern and GENITAL Texas stock cattle ut
about two dollars per head less than Tie
above quotations.
The above prices ara for herds OF 1000 head
sud upward OF best North Texas cattle dc
llyered on the trail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-14

+ YoRE, Nov. l8.-Money x@l, closed
4 I. Prime mercantile paper 506; steri-
ID qulet, lrm, 81, sight SSk.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-14

UAINP9TOUs
GALVESTON. Nov s.-coTTON-spoi closed
frm and -lB higher.
Hoseipts. 1851.
aales, 829,
Exports, S707
ClasiWIse, StfB
stock, 6i,i53 -.
Middling . ~ adding 8 1916: Good did
dllng 10 I-IO; NJ ddling Fair 10 3-ld,
Futures opened Arm, ruled quiet, closed
utaadv * To pOinte higher.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-14
HxcnANGE.

ORLEANS, Nov iS.-Sight exchange ON
Gk 80 per 1000 premium; sterling ex-
iisa,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-14
LOCAL MARKETS.

Cotton.
Good middling, els; strict middliug, 8
miudling, syS; strict low middling, 81.
Nothing lower being received.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-14
Now York.

PROD CE.
New YORK, Nov. 8,-fLoTp-WeRk.
WHEAT Spot lots y high - Options = TO
~ CHER ana firm; No. red IS; No. red
SOAC8si: No 2 red November 1875; D-rember
81 l-i@sl9s, closing 81 y; January sSSSsoiIn
closing 81,
CoRS-Spot | Is IL 10 IL better, closing
weak. No. 849ai9h; No. 9 62@531s; NO, 2
November 52@5s7l, closed So December 49IS
o5QSs, closed 50.
PROVISIONS
COFFEE Spot fair Rio steady W;
options higher and quiet,
sales, lS, s0J bags.
november .-.....s....,..s..'.'s"s 9l95 ~
oecember.-,... ...,........"..'."'... lv.@s 10
SuGAR-- Active and lower; jamaica, 5 l6:
PernambucO, AZ: fair TO good redued qniet AT
~ refine quiet; mold A, 6sz9sN; stand
ard A, bss: graduated, 6Ma6 3-l8.
MOLAssE ,-Quiet but steady.
RIcE-Firm. moderate demand.
TALLOw--Steady.
RosIN Dali
TuRPENTINE-Steady. 3lX632
o9L Quiet ana steady Western fleece
3ta4L
Pork Dull.
t'UT MEArs-S Steady.
LARD-Spoi, , November, 0IGT 30
December, II; January, Z %.
1--we STOCK.
BEEvHs-Noue tor sale. Dressed beef, pool
70 prime native sides, 7A@lU1; Texas sides
65sl3 rs.
'sHtEP-Receipts $3.50; slow trade; sheer
25o@i b0; lambs 50a5 90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-14

ne Chrome yellow, l.. NJ. o. A u. o., IL, iio;
yellow oohre, Is, ~, t2ISB, 2Ns, Do
PREPARED auAINTNa CoLons
Bark oak, lGo, Ash, 1885, Black walnut, 100,
Maple, 100.
DGsrEMPUR COI.ons,
Ivory drop black, 80. raw TurK6y unnber
25c; burnt Turkey umbaf, $50; raw Italian
sienna, 25c; bnrnt Italian sienna, 2lc; Van-
dyke brown, 25o
Prices OF above made on a baHla Of IN Y,
=, and j 10 cans, assorted; in = and lb
r8ub; balance In aud ID cans, assorted.
Price IN 10 cans, balance In and 10 canH
assorted. Price IN Id cana 10 less; lax and
25 ia tin pals, lssc loes enu kegs 2c per
l0ga.
-irsin nnd e-sdoiunys
WhElt. nDaius, % u $40 lnsatura O.. infe-
rior, si@5ig oats y ss2l. 1aref y o0oi
RaEun, 50 0O@T W par bon bale hay, VI U0g
10 %; br-n. GO. PEE 0J; cnnOs. VI DODl rs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-14
row orleans.

PROVTSIOFA
NEW ORLEANS, Nov l2- FL0UR--Dull.
CORN Dun in sacks; white &c.
OATS--Western quiet but steauy; pl ime, 50 (;
choice, 80 Texas Ss@f0.
CORN MEAIs-Dull and lower at 1902 80.
HAY-Quet prime, IA o.; choice %.
PORR--Sleady at 81.
LARD-Firm and unchanged choice re-
hned IN; keg s.
BULK MEATs--Lower: shoulders, packed,
55zd6 long clear and clear RIB, ~,
BACON Clear rib W,
HAas-Choice sugar-cured canyased steady
at lidl5
corFEE-Qalet Rio cargoes common to
prime 7lz@lU9z
SUGAR Demand active and lower; com.
mon, fair 10 fully fair, S1S@4h prime,
AZ yellow g, 4S@4s4; granulated So.
MoLAssIcs Demand active and firmer
common, 20 fair 20 prime TO choice, 4o960.
RIcE--QuieL but steady; Louisiana Ordl-
nary to prime 41S@5sS.
BRAN-Steady and In fair demand at 20.
CorpoN-SEED OIL-Hrime crude ~. summer
yellow, 39SD. market dull.
London.
WOOL SAILS.
LONDON, Nov. 49, AT the wool sales to-day
S2W bales OF Port Philip aud sydney were
sold.
COTTON MARKETS.
COTTON REoEIPr5 AT ALL UNITED BrATHSs
pnR1g
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New YoTEl

NEw DIRK. Nov. b. -C0TToH-spot Closed
firm and t-l0 higher.
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Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars
Oh al IhIough TraIas

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full Information eheerfnily gwen 90 nppN'
cation " Ticket Agents Or 70
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-01-18
The Protectionists

New York, 1.-THE Metropolitan
Industrial League to-day appointed
committee on national Legislation,
to meet ia Washington en- the 23rd
inst, to urge the co nmittee On way 9
and means and post Offices and post
roads, committees of the House OF
Repre- eatatives and the finance and
commerce committees Of the Sen
ate, to oppose all legislation In favor
Of free shipa or free materials for
shipbnildlng, and advocate only such
policy as will revive American chip
ping in the foreign trace In vessels
to be built, owned, manned and
differed by Am. rican citizens. The
committee was instructed to ad.
vocate the repeal of all internal re-
venue taxes and such readjustment
of tho tariff law of 1883 rs would
give sufficient protection to Ameri-
labor engaged in the protection Of
wool and the manufacture of wor-
ste6 goods, tin plates, cotton ties
and wire rods.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-01-18
The Mutt Trial.

Pittsburg. Pa, lin the Mutt
trial, this afternoon, the session was
taken up with the examination OF
experts concerning Nuts mental
condition. The hypothetical ques.
ton covering the facts brought out
in evidence was read to each. All
agreed that the facts were as stated,
and that Mutt was insane when he
killed Dukes. Drs. Pollock and
Daley said Mutt was victim OF un-
controllable impulse, which might
exist in any person without being
manifested before or after the act
which led to its positive discovery
was committed. The testimony was
received with every evidence of
favor by the spectators. Several
jurors took copious notes. Nuts
sister, Lizzie, was confined in bed
to-day with severe attack of nerv-
Gus prostration. She overestimated
her strength in her desire to be
near her brother. Grave fears have
been aroused by her condition.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-01-18
Brutal Murder.

Denver, 17.-Ouray is greatly ex-
cited over the brutal murder of little
Mary Matthews by her foster pa
rents Mike Cudihee and wife, and
the Wife's brother, John Carroll,
living ten miles from Ouray. Little
Mary was recently adopted from
the Denver Catholic Orphans home.
She died suddenly on Saturday
morning, and was almost immeui-
ately buried by the Cudihees. This
fact, together with the knowledge
that the girl was the victim Of most
cruel Treatment, aroused the sus>
picions OF neigh ors, who notified
the coroner, who eXhumed the
body, when evidences of her hor-
rible death were revealed. The
skull was fractured, the limbs were
cut in several Places. one leg was
broken and the feet and hands were
frozen solid. Cudihee, while pre-
pairing to leave the country, was
arrested an Jailed. Talk of lynching
is freely INDUCED in.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-01-18
RAILROAD RUMPUS.
The Denver e. New Orleans VS.. The
UniOnI Pacific.
The Central Trust Company VS.. The
Texas e. st. Louis.
A Vile Den Exposed in Lancaster
Pennsylvania.
Railroad Rumpus.

Denver, Col, 1.-THE Denver
and New Orleans railroad company
entered a complaint in the United
States circuit court to-day against
the Union Pacific railway company
for one million dollars damages,
claiming that the latter road refuses
exchange Of passengers and freight
and has entered into compact with
the Denver and RIO Grande road to
break it down.
Galveston, Tex, 17.-NeaCS' Waco
special: The Central Trust Com
pany of New York, as trustees, filed
in the United States circuit court of
Waco last night against the Texas
and st. Louis railroad in Texas, a
bill to foreclose mortgages securing
general first mortgage and grant
and income bonds TO the amount Of
$1,S17,O00. The bonds were Jail
issued in 1881 to refund prior les ues
and it has been alleged that there
is default OF six months payment
and interest, and prays sale of the
road subject to the rights Of bond
holders who have not refunded
former issues. w. r. Woodsrd was
appointed receiver pend 7ate lite.