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Omaha daily bee., 1884-05-16
IN KANSAS CITY.
II o

KANSAS Cry, May 15.-Tbe bankers
of the city met this morning, and agreed
to pay 20 per cent cash to depositorS, and
give certified checks for the balance.
This agreement includes all except
Armour's bank, which prefers TO pay dol
Omaha daily bee., 1884-05-16
A $4,000 Fire in New YorI,

New YORK, May IL fire in a big
factory Oh First avenue, between Goth
and 30th streets, damage the building
and contents $4,000. I've Manhatten
Stamping company sutTerspthe extent of
$50, 900; uninsured. The dher occupants
and the owner of the buildings were in
sured.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-05-16
IN PHILADELPHIA.
A BOOM IN PRICES

Pn1LA,, PA, May 10, II a m-Busi.
ness opened this morning on 3rd Street
with a decidedly better feeling. Philadel.
phia stocks all took an upward turn on
the strength of the announcement that
the MetrOnolitan Bank would reaume.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-05-16
That old Buck-and.dag Story.

DETRoIr, Mich, May 11-Last night
A. A. Shaw, treasurer of Clear county
was bucked and gagged at Harrison, the
county seat, and robbed d $1,000, No
clue,
Omaha daily bee., 1884-05-16
Hasn Ball Yesterday.

At Cincinnati-Boston Unions, 2; Gin
cinnati Unions, 2.
At Terre Haute-Quincy, Is; Terre
Haute, 2.
At Ft. Wayne-Ft. Wayne, IA; Peo-
ria, 3.
At Columbus Columbus, o; Cincin-
natl, 3.
AT New neutrality-suspicious., 8; Ale,
ghany, 0.
At -Washington-Washington, A; Ath-
~letics, 3.
At Toledo-Toledo, z; Louisville, IL.
AZ B~Oston-Boston, IL; Detroit, 8.
AT Observation-Disclosures, z; Chi.
cago, g..
At New York-New York, 7; Cleve-
land, l..
AT C~hicago-Washington Nationals, 3.
Chicago, g.,
AT st. Louis. st. Louis Unions, 20.
Baltimore, g..
AT East Saginaw 10.
Saginew, II.
At Altoona.-Keystone, 6; Altoona, z,
Omaha daily bee., 1884-05-16
An Iowa Boy Kiiied ia Freigbt,

DUNLAP, Harrison 'couty, Iowa, May
10 Thomas Lehan, a by IL years of
age, was run owe and insintly killed by
the backing Of the freigt train in the
yards here to-day.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-05-16
ParnelIites split With Gladstone.

LONDON, May l5.-The split between
the government and the Parnellites is
regarded as a complete one.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-05-16
THE PANIC PARALyzED.

The Speculative Fog Lifts From
the New York Market.
Business Resumes its Normal
Condition and Prices Rise,
The Financial World Breathes
Easier and Banks Reopen.
Foreign Cash Turns the Tide
Into Healthier. Channels,
Jay Gould Pronounces the Scare
Foolish and Absurd"
Grant & Ward Swamped by Over
Fourteen Millions.
Senator Chafee Practically Pen
niless by the Break,
Kansas City Banks Pool on a
Plan for Preservation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-20
nlIldlpr nfnterlnI

EUlrHHR-Rougn inmDoE, boxing. u ipcng.
and under, 1rat-claBa, go: stripping. hxt, ~
boxing and flooring, clears, 90 thieE clear
IL and ~, 81: rough lumber. second cinx
slT iniHt and ecantliug, cullsj SD.
grniRo-FirHt common wbit9 piuo, ~
sscond DO SO third do, v2l; poplar. 90 gf
q 30; native pine NJ "a 80 DO X s25; nAtiv
rough, $500.
DaniBKD LunBHR-B0nius " inoass ~
undar, &c 0QGN % do va, t25 O)4zl q
soantling, ioist or any common lntnte
rs OQetI3 OG boxing over II inohes, y54Agt
81 %; thiok clears, ~ tol " and l,e30 Wag4
aeoond claaa any kind. va "
DEAnsNn And MATCHED Ni.OoAfH0-fiffi
Il air, rs, second class, sal
WHITE PIaH FunNBHInG LrhhHh--lH ~
and I Inch white pine go, iuoh do 30.
CKfLINO--BEADKp Oh PLAfH-tlTet cQni
mon white pine, u, ~. -; "a DO, tlf 81 90, e.
poplar, X, a. o06t2I.50; popleTi x, Es16ce 70 y
tatiyepinc *, G1lso; 40, " ~ to
POPLAR LunBEA.-lsA ~, ana men -
MISUNDERSTANDING pins a. q; 90 shaded 4
\. VI. 40 oztrn No. 4, $50, ugpfeaf. beat Az
brand, e5; DO No. z, fttc. do No, tsl5,. HALLS.
KlWed hsaft, tfltos Hapn, '. -.
PfclfEri White pine. dressed hao hehesd
square 81 nat 4 yellow pine DO. y; iai
Lfsn' f,EaErs, Dro.---IAule, Austin. ez.1
pcY bbl Cement. lsoulhviuu ~ Hosenhleg t2ll
Dor dbl; Portlfnd. y rs Per bbl. Plaster IBsil
NeN YORK or Michigan, " ~ par hbi' fiA&ls'
Nj ssI *, .-sus-proof. s7so per ".
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-20

hHArs--suger cured mans, I24e; 3, Q. q. =.
Bacon. l2He; q. C'oaeon, e,s2' SO dry salt
'FBH-Maoksrol, lon kits, No. ], MOO: No
2. t9E half bblA., No. 4, Is 50; No. 2, 800
White nah, No. !, hlf. bblai W.x5; NO; = 400
Dried hsrIinsa, per bog, fOe. Ced nshi 90;
2cb cams, ssia.; ion cans, &C. bn cans. p1sei
ooTFEE,-..common ilo.; ordinary, li1fs5
lair l2o.; prime RIO lSc fancy, lic; OLD
goyernfnenf JAWS. aJ5lc.
TEA-Irapsriai,s JfsS1: gunpoFdsr, 60GIp.
sUGAB--Fine powdered, hhln4 sc.; 40,
staI. lard IT,: Louisiana aranulated. - !
aLandard A. exc; choica white, SIC: yellow
clarified, bj.G5sSc
s1LT-Coar1e, IN bass gl.25cl.t9 nne %
bays, -: LAKE, In hat hoop opl1.. nlV
pe ~ I'm ~ soons.-Prioss Dor dosen; Pine
applos, standard. 0i.5J Peaches. standard,
l6s., fi,85. 3 lbs. el.2S92.10; secondh, iof.
81 ~. 3 D., q 10. Tomatoes, standard, -
g SS5 'fa95 5sis5 Green Il" pose 6.ss Gosse
berries Gil53Ls0; KaspberT1eA, ti.9Dl.toi
oyatorn. NH weight. D.. BILE ~, S2.io; light
gglga oi Z, lna &c; p. ~ s sSl@sn' g. g.
saSSsf d sardinea. American, eco case
Imported. siS 0)sl 20 easc. atrAwbeffioz,1 -,
sis o1 , M tSsA o f1,
ne E sn PoWDEh.--siiyer Loaf, ~ cans,
per dozen, 50o. IN. do. q 81; " do, ~ 70;
~; a4;,sI f,r,s-t,tarch, 4,so. soap. common
~. German olive, 90 Candles, full boxes
~ haiyes. 9. quarters, 0. Indigo. k3e p
9iieing, Bl(3l. 90 doHen. Oolenan'o nausiard
Ii .sOaeb.b 10 dozen. AaocAronis imported, l6cnf
4 ,,,ssyfcsn 500 box. BuckotE. two ho0ph
ri 1,doSen. well buckets. so doAeu. broonnsl
n 5fsss q doeen, Brilliant oil, bbia.t 1851 ku-
pion, do.s o.; ao., ~ 9ases, y *
FrouE = slanard's lioyM PATENT . y
= ~ saofe. 81 Ooe = 100 a. No. Tsxn1
Der 100 Ibr. IL Is. Np1As NOS ~ ~. AnTn ME-
- 6nahel SO. Houlla.y and kriNs y pbi ,
Eat flaffneai. q half b1l., 81 ~ Cracked
whef.t- ~. q. Crackers y soda. o5<fc., AZ
soin1 30. XXX soda, lHci cream lgc- XIX
~ gnapa, pcl lemon creams, sr.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-20

Cotton Gins, Presses; Atlas Engines;
Russell Portable and Stationary En-
gines; 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
other Farm Wagons; Cane Mills and
EvapOratOrs Tents and Wagon Sheets /;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-20

Twelve months clip, light, mo sand neo
nm ib9l7i nne heavy 70 light ysggf1ll' ~
liKht, fne and medium, lzSls; coNfA
'f3fDEs--Eo. heavy nint, DRY = ? 30; no
X fic. No. Il iixht mint. = p Sc; balls ans
heavy, damaged, = b 3, calf All nn and hedii
darnaeed 3 y 4Gec. green aaitedi sound y
10 bntnhOTs. green, , D 5fo. 80.
Plsf,Tnf Deer akina, v p NSl5. anie.epi
skfna. u r lD1i3o, goat skins each, lpgA
gleep ne,ts, according 70 amount OF WOOL.
eel.'uti. ehearlings according 70 amonnt o.
vol 3aI0. Mexican sheep peits, bflDc
Wexican ahesp peits, imrToyo1, ll4izo, hsS
icaa sheep sheariingn, Be-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-20

case 10 por cent. on broken, g
por Of, %. Show cases, market prices. Mebais
patent medicines, al list. Thayen Fiuir
Extncis ~ per cent on p. u, Fluid III
tracts, IS per coat, on Essential oils, y,
Louih list.
pAIETH
strictly pure white lead, e5 50j Rpirih
~ ipannne, 50d65 Boiled oil, G2fpA6o.
rifn aHERuA E-WILLTAhH uO-l0RH.
Ivory drop black, Ia, per ID 1876 kugliai
coach black, u, per 10 lie; lamp black, u, 20
black paiut -, 70. sl'rpHHinn blue, -. ~, u
sc; fUltrRmarine blue, ~, ", &c; blue PAIN
-, &c; raw Turkey amber. Ia, % burnt Tuf
Key unlbsr, Ia DC. raw Italian sienna, 10, VI
burnt italian sienna, II, DC. Yankyko brown
H,gc, Paris green, N, 2)e chrome, =. o, .
y. o., 10, ne. American yermiillqn, 10 90, IN
dian red, ~, W hinetta rod, N, 81 i2sfs, -
be. Chrome yellow, l.. n. q, A D. o. ~, itn
yellow 0chrc, "a, 81. i25fa, ~, &c
PilEf&KEtD 0nAfNts0 OOfOirl,
BARK OAK 100; Ahh. lbe; Black walnut, its
DmrRNPra coLona.
WON drop black. lja: raw 1urEey umbal
Bcs burnt Turkey lumber, 30. raw Itallai
iiennl. aoc uHlnt Italian sionna, 2bc; Van
dyke brown, go.
Prices Of above made on n baAiH OF II a
Z, and 10 cana, assorted IN = and ~
cans: balgncoi IN J aud 2 10 cans, aseortAc
Price Ia 10 cans; balance IN J aud - can,
assorted. Price Ia 3 10 cans, 10 less; az Aaf
~ ~ tin pals. llTc iosH aQa Kegs 70 pgr
leas-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-20
ON CHANGE.
/. stock Market Was Finn Yes
,srday-Cotton Higher-Pro-
visions Were Steady.
!. Grain Markets Exhibited 0onsidera.
bls Strength and CLOSED Higher
The Figures.

s,r YoaK, Dec. is.-Governr ents lower.
railways lower.
100 securities were steady.
y - speculation opened firm and higher
~ . General ndvauce of l.s TO 5-s per cent.
,is was followed by n drop of per cent. in
I.,sawanna 10 %, and a decline Of is to IL
/. M other active shares. Near II a. m.
~ was a change for the better and a rise
~ ref cent. f. LackRwanna occurred. The
vance brought out the long stock and In
80 fresh sales for the shori account which
10 the market 81 Paul was especially
[r,ct d by fepor that the Milbank estates
,,e llquidatlug, but this was subsequently,
nslally denied.
ID the afternoon the advlces from Fhila-
ksrhla were that everything was harmoni-
100 The meeting OF the representatives OF
n, Anthracite CoNl company. This brought
.,ort fresh buying movement and an nd.
.,nee OF u TO 2;s pr cent. took plsce, Lacha.
nnna leading.
The market closed strong at about the best
rres Of the day. Compared with last night
!, closing prices are :. TO 81 per cent
kisher. except for Northwestern preferred
rsul, Missouri Pacific ana Texas Pacific
hhieh are "a TO = per cent. lower.
Tnt sactlons, $780, OO shares.
MoSEY.
NV YORK, Dec. 10. Money l@i1f CLOSED
red /; prime mercantile paper 1905
Elllng exchange y irn, si sight 10.
EXCHANGE.
I NEW ORLEANS, Dec 20 sight exchange on
cfk Loo per 100 premium; sterling exc ang,
paNvrpNwRSr Ann RArrRoAD uoNns.
8yrw YoRK, Dec. 10 The following were
"a Official closil quotations a. the New
erk stock exchange this afternoon, as com
" -re1 with those of Yesterday:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-20
DraEs aud Pslats.

n.,k cinnamon par b ". Peruvian, l5E1G
gis,rar lfo Hi-cnfbDuhig Of soda, bneliei
-. (l6ppcrAS, Sss4. Cluchintdia. PEI % u
cta. Cisills soap, per p vols. cream tAfi-f
n r.. r9r fi f1ei3. chalk, lump, per ~ 20
fiaioit,ei =. A ~, 1QE7t Epgiiah. per ID, Dol
ne included. s5el %, Chloral hydratf ref y
n f1ltl ~. i,hlOfoforuns per NJ bottle ipciud
o3Ter1 mar rs vi u. Epson tslia. per 10 ~
~ fIufu gnlnm, poT II %. oain elll
10, ier rs 436.k hofphine. ppf o. - ~
- on. Caaiof, fnacuine, 1867. ol'. 49,,
tfraiiled 65fs5. on, lard, No, 1, t53lA Quir
re. h. n W, ptr o. II %. flyNefn 1ulphn
~ - Airrn, 9A0a Prescription flAis "
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-20

~ oOga 0l Haekonsaek. % DS7 Ool bora
handled, ~ 6llf1A ID.
HEFllaEIthTOn uA...NO, ! CLIMAX. "a o.
40. q, DO, elH bgt No, do, e23f No. do, e.bt
No. o do, 80.
MISGlfLlaAHEOU H-Traoe ehAiub, ~ peF
pair. EdT0s pillow aingletroon, per doas, ~
pillow dunbleireas, por dpeon " oyi stock
helln, ~ por cent. on door forks, q 1905 Opi
wood aof0wH. 10 aud " per cent Ofi J. y c&st
door butih, 40 and 10 per cont, on. cut and
Timed lacks, ~ per cent. on, o0ii6r inlilt 81
Dor o6ut. Oh; blind hinges. % aud 10 Per cen i
1ffs onrrlnRe bOitH, 81 and 10 per cent on 4
ploW bolts, % Per cent on; piece I'm wAis.
cent. on; shallow stamped Naf1, ~ Per csuts
on: iapannsd ware, - per cent on,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-20

a n. Jasors' psr bhi RED q 70 yellow g g
desns q. =. med1 bnl1. oc.i le -
.-.e..fsGTi a. hbi.. - - ANAL, per Dplsl t!l :
srif ~ ruad.. f5u0. half Dbl !, nln41is y u
$500 l,nif croarn. .iS<ns fnll cream ltA
p1annta. loc C'asf sA1'De''' ~, ~-'
Pc fEsss.ts1 IA nas 81 % per aazs :
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-20

WagOn Bows; WheelbarrOws; Wagon
and Platform Scales; SuIky Hay
Rakes; Improved Indiana Force Feed
Riding Grain Drills; StrOwbridge'
Broadcast Seed Sewers; Elevator Cups;
Mill Picks; BOIting Cloth; Scotch Har
rows; Harrow Teeth Smoothing
HarrOws; Single Trees, ETC.; Walter
A. Woods Movers Wire Stretcher
Corn Shelters; Corn and ShuCk She'll
ers; Kennesa@ Water Elevators, etc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-20

Furniture- heauatshdh Initiation VAIN "a
Wood seat, y dos, " i5DTDg cane aud fkiiaa
scat, W 0oft9 20, cane scat diuipg, ti2 0io1p 90
1hilda and rockers. q ao8lz ~ ifrRe rock 1gt
81 lD99g 90 camp Anc fDuftTsi each, u ibf5
6G nirrors, aToi ioph. dos, " f0Ela 61i
Thbiea. round glDgf30p fhll leaf % 900 ~
safes, oecn, " 1el "a hureanfi v vlVy "
Haby Carriages, - biBh
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-20

Ordinary e3-le low Niadnns eisle Mid.
dung 9lg u S'le. Good Middling 7-le, diddnnr
Futures closed steady, II 10 II points
e,alea S0Q-n bales
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-20

WnrsEz - Asutinsd 81 I5eis9, - Per prun
sa1r NTH, ono ysar old, II % iva yekga Of
& gsel ~ thfeo yeare oi1 q tD01 10 tanf
sIffa old whisky tlD3,
Wfsra--t,ierat. oAss,aB 5OeiD05. - psrQpsl
IL. CataNba. par gallon, ~ " Port, y zoe
AZ, aherry. Der gai.. 81 sDlts CO.. hadsif
osT gpi. Il Uies % white Nins. IN eaats
a 1A3tiU Oh
CdANPA9nu--3s n. AuDm q %. Extii
4 ~ HruK. n lsaskot, ~ Uo11 %; Du1aoaEf
shannpnsns, u 0ciaoo. Geo, 0oulet, ext
A ii:sa AZ. pr eoa, " Ooes 70; Persa
oar dOE., q DJlt2 ~.
IorrLnD ElEH-IAmp's quartz, ~ VI pb
~ 5I Bud wOineT Quarts ~ " pima ~ "
fIinUger beer, 1uhrtS. tlt WI plpte ~ ~
5ehisfg AdiIWaukse. quarts fl2 o. pintl u3 D
Anthony 4 Kuhn'e. qtH az %, pinta IL o.
hi Ciauagn A NOnis eNatn pAgna boeY, quart
~ y. pintr plssol TElK's hiiNAukse, quart
ill31s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-20

young chickens, u Ol@2 so rurkeys % 70 y
eauhi 3oHse. 1867 - o Duckh, 81 boad ~
EUas--Per dOSon, 21u
FTash country butter, choices, ~ . 25e
Creamery ,S50S7I No.. ola butter, bolpo.; oleS ,
uaarERrina, lBo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-20

BAH IRON. . b .--NnTWHYl Sci DO. n ?
khsst inn ga no p . nnest iron, s1se.
fTc., no. X do. 10; 1Ix1S fognnE tin1 80 u
lti6 ~, lsxQ and iGKie pal. DO, " Tt45 "
dunefln sire. - per cent, on; uuoof,f elOfA
M Sl,15 %; do, With lriml0ings ell D.ee9oy
WOOD WORK. - WaxDu axlee, tpc.f9tl "
,.uran ~ nlcat4 %, nelelrtoa, SID Doieieri
49, anokea e17t0g %; fDlloal, q b3f5aE
Donhlfff6eF, g. xs4sf O1t neck yokeai y ple
59f blow beams 5fto5c.i rlpA hhndiea. u n
n160f handles. 81 Ibi52 ".
NAiIa. 81 IS keg baaia iOd---bnrden nQtts
slif,r Der kag. f5 15. Pefkiun do. q ~; WhiE
n a., Il q. Burdfn nuie, u 59i horthHesi
trn hdrss shoe nails, Ne. !, 1le.s 80. 1,2ts,fNe
4, l8t.. no. y, 2ic, No. ., rs, n 4Aea' or1 y
Z. 49,, 10. Il 1je., MS, a., 10, ], -, 10 (
lac. traafde 90. 10 Z. ~. No. 8, a. 10.
m, No. Z. lt1., NO u -.
AKA * per nozen, y peeis " LAS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-20

GALYEsTONl DEC I5''-NVIIVl'-''I '"' U''7''
strong.
Rsceipts. SSH.
sairE l72A.
Exports. hTV.
Coast wise, --~.
ordiasr, 1878; Good Ordinary 1915; Low
Md 41fpe iOl4 aiddiinR lO]k; Good Middlink
Fninfes opened quiet hut steady, ruled
arm and closed very frm, y - 10 points
higheT: -epfember points higher.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-20
closed frm; quotations un-
LoCAL MARKErs.


Good middling, sif; strict middling, ssl
mlddlinr, eli; strict low middling, sk low
middling, sK,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-20

Wheat, onoaps, IS 70 00a. medium 90: infs.
re zoe; n0rn tb9tDcl hhv. loose ron The
lagon, % O067 W pei iob bale hay. ~ "
10 Oh bran, .1sc, ps' i05 chops u COL e
osr ~,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-20

u. Louis.
speeial 10 the Gazette.
Y, LOUIS, Dec. l9.--Wheai--W Wheat opened
weak snd dull, later became active ana adj
'Aneed over ! cent.
Corn was arm with me demand IN excess
|ol the supply.
ffoyiSons were frmer.
Only native steers on the market; slow ana
weaker.
Sheep steady.
PRODUCE.
FLOUR Unchanged
WHEAT No. red n cash. tx asked ior
,,sseeinoer; 75sz@7eh January; so,tesi feD'
cols-sl@si5f cash % December: sl5s dan
say; sl3. s2lk February. >..,
yArs- ~ lid cash. - December -sA4s'
NlfBKY--I r.
NoaN MEAL--l 9@2 10
pEoViHIoEs.
ha.hk-i, = Cash; A754 feteuary. -
~. ~ SHORT clear 20 Small boxed lots, long
~. N, f5e5 olt.; short m oe2 short e'saf
sAsos-Ioss clear & so short nh eG;
f+~ti clear III
l-Ain--e so86 IS.
j.. LIVE STOCK.
= At isE-- NcColptB 100. exporters oND
az. good 20 choice tQl4t q. itlir % me-
hae4 %; cnmmop ult8i - leAAns
49, p cafh-ieQ Texans p
- .teoelpts =. iUs nEht 1901 " pack
r'i'~ Receipts ~ y, common Abs@ 's'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-20

THE Live stock Indicator reports;
'CATrLE--R Receipts liO0: exports 8 Ooet5 81;
good 10 choice shipping 1904 0l common
10 medium S5@i 40; feeders dJ&i OF COWS
2756S 50,
Hoes Receipts 10000 8 s56l 05,
o MAR an
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-20


NEW ORLEANS. Dec l9- FLOURISH good
demand and firmer; high grades da@i 10.
CoRN-Demand sctive,ip sacks, white ana
yellow, 49,
oATs-wegtern in good demand; choice 81
CORN ME4L-225.
HAY-Higher; prime rs 00diB 20; ohoiceDW.
PoRK-S eady with good demand; H.
LARD-lrreguiaT fierce refined Z; reg "a.
BULK MEATS Demand active, shoulders,
packed, 1874: long clear and clear rib bN.
BACoS- quiet but steady; no shoulders
clear rib and long clearT.
HAMS Choice sugRr-cured lower AT IL.
WBIARy- Firm: Western rectified 059l 20
CoFFEE-steady; Rio cargoea commoA TO
prime l-20i.
SUoAR-sleady, good demand, common 70
good common 8bEaB -: fair ~ fully fair SO 4
0s3gE; prime ~; granulated 81
MOLASsHs Active dnd nrm; common 70;
fair 96d27; prime 10 choice 8leBA.
RICE-Quiet aud easier Louisiana ordinary
to prime 1908 10
BRAN Firm; scarce 1t 50.
CorroN SEED OIL Prime crude, 81; SUM
mer yellow a; frmer but duh.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-20

special 10 the Gazette,
KANSAS CITY, Dec. lo.-proylslons were
steady aud active
Pork sll per barrel.
Light supply OF cattle and mostly Colorado
and New Mexico; prices SLOW.
sheep slow.
PRODUCE.
WHAT Cash bO1s bid; January SIS bid;
May Sc. bid.
Cons, cash q 10; January % bid; Februa-
~ 2ssz bid.
OATB--2k
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-20

INV York, Dec. i0,-ttOun-Dull.
WHEAr-Suot lots dun: shade lower options
i@lA higher ana strong; No. red 59Mnsi;
No. red, January ~ - asa ~ closing SJh;
February n 5S0s2sE, closing S29k.
Cons Spot lots - 10 l. higher; No, ih;
No. 2 December 52H@ 2 Ia, closing h2E
January EA@A7s, closing IA; February
iBA9i65s, closing i6I.
PttOVfstoNs,
COFFEE-Spot fair; Rio quiet options quiet
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-20
Now York

NEw YORK. Dec. 10. - BEEvEs - Receipts
.7Ud, in Guiding tweuty-siX car loads for eX-
poriation. demand weak; sales slow, but
prices sustained. Common W primo steers
sold AZ 61Gs 20; stockers dry cows aud fat
butts at AtC6b5 on.
sHEKP-Roceipts 1890 firmer, at 3 50a5 o.
for sheep 50e@e 40 for ordinary TO extra
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-20
Cnieago.

isn IT g s gsSs 1893 81 % choice se, Some
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-20

BosroN, MASS, Dec. ~ Wool steady and
nrm! Ohio and Penusy lvanla extras S2nSiN;
Michigan neeces ~: combing aud de.ane
a2ds7: California wool, spring l6sl2l; fan 9G
~: pulled ditto 21@35
COTTON mARKErs.
COTTON REoEIPTs AT ALL UNITEp sTATEs
PORTE.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-04-30
ANOTHER CYCLONE.

Another one of those terrible visitations
of the wrath of the winds, called cy-
clones, altogether too frequent for the
general security, occurred Sunday even
ing in southern Ohio, near and just below
the city of Dayton. Along it's track of
devastation, buildings of all kinds, in
Guiding stone Touring and saw mills,
were blown down, cattle killed and many
persons severely injured. The entire
town of Jamestown was destroyed. Six
persons are known to have been killed.
A greater loss of life was avoided by tax
ing refuge in the cellars. The Soldiers
and Orphans Home near Xenia, was
badly damaged. A general scene of de-
vastation marks the course of the tempest.
Nor have we any reason to be confident
that our section Of the country will es
cape the visit of one of these cyclones.
Already, in two successive years, and
twice last summer, our near neighbors, to
the north and south, suffered incalculable
harm. 1t is wise to contemplate the pos
sibility of such an event, and school our
minds to prompt and safe action in case
of any emergency
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-04-30
MORTGAGE SALE.


AVA Default having been made in the pay
ment of the sum of thirteen hundred and
twenty. seven dollars, which Is claimed to be
mortgage, duly executed and delivered by
David w. McCanna to Charles Dunning, dated
December 10th, 1S7s, and with power OF sale
| of the Register of Deeds in and for Mower
county. Minnesota, on DECEMBER 81, 1873, at
IL O'Clock p. M, in Book W Of mortgag es, on
page s45, and said Charles Dunning having
died testate and an exemPlihcation of the
! record of the appointment of Charles A..
Boardman, as executor Of the last will and tes-
Probate court OF the district Of Middletown.
and state of Connecticut, having been duly
filed and recorded in said Register of Deeds
Book c Of Miscellaneous records, on page 81 f,
| and said mortgage and debt secured thereby
having been by said Executor duly sold and
dated June Is, 1882, and duly recorded in sal
Register of Deeds Office, on April II, 1884, at
2 O'Clock p. M, In Book OF mortgages. on
been instituted, at law or otherwise, to re-
cover the debt secured by said mortgage, or
any part thereof;
| by virtue of the power OF sale contained in
! said mortgage. and pursuant to the statute
in such case made and provided, the said
mortgage will be fOreclOSed by q sale OF tho
premises described in and conveyed by said
| mortgage, viz: .-->
The southeast quarter of section sixteen. in
range fifteen west. in Mower county, Min
Which sale will be made by the Sheriff of
the court-house, in the city OF Austin, in said
county and state, on the 14th day of June. A:
D. 1884. at ten O'clock a: M. Of that day, at
lars attorneys fees, and the disbursements
| allowed by law.
Dated April @th A. D. s.' 1884, ~ xor+oo.e
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-04-30
LIE ROY.

W. B. Nilsson purchased the w. H.
Gamer residence last week at a bargain.
M. T. Grattan, Preston's fancy stock
man, sold and delivered to VIM. Allen
last Thursday bis three-year-old flyer
"Twinkle."
Mail agent w. w. Sweet has been
transferred from the Southern Minnesota
to the I. s. NJ. Division of the G. NJ. &
St. Paul, with run from McGregor to
Austin, which is much more convenient
for him. "..
Charles Lamb, the veteran Short
Horn man of the north side of Mower
county, sold John Frank last week, q
Young Mary" short Horn bull one year
old, that cannot be beaten in the north
west. The price paid was $3.50 cash in
hand, and is considered bargain at that.
-I7zdcDendent.