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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-01-05

Special to The Times-Democrat.

BRooKHAvEv, Dec. 13--The splendid
courthouse 0 this county was destroy
ed by fire between 2 and 8 o'clock this
morning. 1t was the work Of an incen-
diary, The fire originated in the Chan
Gerry clerks office, completely destroy
ing all the records appertaining to that
Office. This will certainly prove a very
heavy loss to the people Of Lincoln, as il
contained the records Of deeds, mort
cages and proceedings OF our Board o.
Supervisors, ETC., matters in which the
public are most interested. 1t will re
quire thousands ofdollars to substitute
all the books aud records of the circui
clerk. The sheriff and county superin
tendent's records were saved, thongf
damaged and mutilated in moving, as il
was raining very heavily while tle fire
was raging.
The building, which was of brick. was
quite new, having been built in 1880 L
is total loss. At least $4,000 will bt
required to replace the entire loss. The
event has cast a gloom over the people
as they have been struggling hard il
paying for this building and outfit, ant
now have to take a new start. Tht
Chancery court was to convene here to
day, but on account of the fire it is post
poned.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-01-05
SALOON PETITION.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Cry OF GRENADA,


TO the Hon Board OF Mayor and Al
dermen OF SAID CITY; Ihe undersignea
citizens Of Grenada would respectfully
represent to your honorable body, thai
in our opinion Gus Wolfe, being sober
and discreet person. Is suitable TO retail
|spiritons and vlnlous liquors ~ less
quantities than one gallon ana fespect>
fully ask that license be granted him, lor
said purpose, upon his compliance WIN
tn e law In such cases made ana provioS
ed :, -,
a ii Whltheld, !" II fltz>derald, W
French, Robt rlrdy, u M Ballard
A Summerne,d, /" Hall hansom plar u,
son, b y ADAMS DAVID bapks' ! L
Woods ) ) LILY, y freeman, y NJ
Buffalne, W Han, M Il Mister, hun
Nowell' ) y MeMullln' Afford SYKES, n
Leonard, A Y Ihomas, , gage, sip
Howard, ~ Wood' Wiley Holman a
T Dubard, thornton Wh'pP, = y weeks
Gen Miller Kills Miller, John britton,
Soloif, > a Lacock, Albert Dorsey, :. .
Goodwin, whey Holman, Il HAROLD, "A
W Melton. June Brown, II Harry. Gien
a Gilman, 1 } Heath, Allen House. VII
liam Harrison, l. Weeks, Sam Ladd,
Davy johnson, Sip Rivers ID 3 Glllts,
pie, A Q Ingram, W II Harvell, II W
Jones, Jr, John Mitchell, A Ransom,
Wash Perneli, Phil Coleman. camp Mar
shall, Ley Tabb, 7 Gardner. Ben john
ston, William Mead, Kelly Harold jim
Brown, Gill jenkins, Camp Marshall,
Willis Parks, Wash Grider, BIZ GrldcI'
| Il Morgon, Dick Eskrldge, W DAVIS,
Andrew DAVIS, } w Postell, b oimP'
son, } = Long, Lewis Buchanan, Koo
Kite, Ben Gibbs, Lewis Armstrong
John Kirkwood, George Cause, Jake
Jones, Scot Davis, Elisha Bennette, Step
Wright, Tom Washington, Dave French,
Alex Mccall, Ely Hamilton, John Curtis,
Geo Hamilton, Allen Towns. Ben Sta
than. Kit Huggins, William jackson,
Finnie Philips Geo Golden, Gov Hud'
son, Dan Powell, Lewis Smith, Andes
son Horton, Geo Miller, Henry Williams,
Field Young, " Il Crowder, / Heath,
Sam Shular, Jerry Hemphill N W H"se
Geo Elliott, D Bowman, u y Gladenn,
Jim johnson, julie Shular, Ben Dram, l.
X Turner. Dick kegler, Bailey Fltz-
Gerald, Dick Travis, J M Bishop, Geo
Washington, John Sanford. J " Heath,
Wlllls Parks, " \ bloD. WIN oatcheior'
w + Murff. L W Peoples, d y Dancy
| P W Taylor, Jerry Ivans, } Y Kendall,
Ihos phelan, " Langlorn, Louis narl
walter wore, ~ fass, W a De1ew'
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-01-05

The following particulars Of most
distressing occurrence were received here
yesterday: On Friday evening Mrs. Ira
d. Sharp who lived twelve miles east Of
Columbus, committed suicide by cutting
her throat with a razor. She was left
alone in the house, the children being in
the yard playing, and when discovered
was lying on the bed quite dead. For
some time past Mrs. Sharp mad been suf-
ferine from rising in the head which
produced temporary mental alteration,
terminating in the sad manner above
mentioned. Columbus Dispatch, Both.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-01-05


Men bers of the Mississippi Legislator
are paid $4,000 for regular session, anc
ten cents per mile each way; for specla
session, $500 per day and mileage. Tht
Speaker or the House receives $4,000
for regular session, and mileage. The
pay Of Lieutenant Governor, (who II
also president Of Senate,) is $4,000 PEI
annum. and mileage. The Secretary o
Senate is allowed 100000, and Clerk o
House 100000 for sixty days session
or proportional rate for long or shorte
period. This includes the pay OF all as
sistants, except when specially employee
by the order Of either body. The ser
geant at>arms of each house is allo sec
s4 90; door-keepers. $500; pages, Sl.0O
Clarion.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-01-05

A terrible murder was committed near
he Tennessee line of Tishomingo county
ast week. Two farmers named Samu'
el Payburn and David Cartwright, living
near Brunswick, had been in that town
all day, drinking rather freely. On leav-
ng town they took jug with them. and
ear Sulphur Springs they met mall
der. PayburD asKed him for the loan
is pistol. The mail>ridei let him
ave 1t, and Cathright said to Payburn,
"Shoot me right here" Payburn obey
ed, and shot him Immediately ander the
nose, death resulted instantly. Payburn
escaped and at last accounts was al
large.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-01-05

The finest lot Of fancy candy that has
ever been brought to this town, can be
had at Jas. Cuffs.
Confectioneries Of all kinds to be had
at Jas. Cuffs.
Autograph albums Of all kinds at
Branum & Goodwin's.
Writing desks a. Brauum q Goods
wins.
Call and see my fine display Of silver
ware. No trouble to show them.
# J. M. BIsHoP.
Receiving daily holiday goods atB T
Johnston & Co.'S,
The best nickel cigar in town can be
had at the drug house Of E Hughes.
]. +. Hughes keeps constantly on
hand the finest brands Of cigars. He has
unquestioDably the best nickel cigar in
town.
Whisky Of the best brands always to
be had at J Z Hughes.
Gospel Trutl, lozenges at Mrs Loew-
enstein's.
Meals 25c,s during Court week at Mrs
| Loewe"stein's,
f. ali on hand at MI times at Mr.
Loewe lstein's
Finest oysters ever brought ~ town,
always on hand at Mrs LoeweDstein's.
The very latest Cnnnndrum LozeDges
at Mrs Loewensteinss.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-01-05

A farmer in 'settin" hen made a
mistake and got hold OF number of
porcelain nest-eggs instead Of the genuine
article. She is doing all she can but there
is tired look of wonderin her eyes that
is pitiful to see.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-01-05

Fancy and toilet articles of any and
every kind to be had at ] L Hughes.
Give him call when you wish anything
in his line.
Drugs of all kinds, good and cheap, to
be had at j E Hughes.
Toilet articles of any description can
be had at J. L. Hughes.
J.E. Hughes, is the place to buy
your Drugs, Fancy Goods, and Toilet
Articles.
The best line of hair brushes, clotf
brushes, combs, ect., at j. Z. Hughes
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-01-05

A few weeks ago Miss Kellogg went
into penitentiary and sang that good
old hymn, Home, Sweet Home" to the
conyicts. II bad such "a wonderful ei>
Get bringing to mind the sweet memo>
ries Of long ago, that seven Of them that
nightsir9ke out and left. New Alississ-
ippian.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-01-05

Raisons figs and all kinds of nuts at
B T Johnston & Co.'S.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-01-05

Dried peaches and apples, and cyan.
erries at B T Johnston & Co.'S.
JE Hughes always keeps pure, fresh
drugs, sells them cheap, and can always
to found at his place Of business ready
Deserve the public.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-01-05

Can at Branum 4 Goodwin's and yet
1ne Of Buist's garden manuals also one
|of Laalfeth y sons, they wont cost yon
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-21
1andinS Material

EuEBHK--RouRn lumber, BOXING, ~ inrhs
and undor, arst-clH1s, so: slIipplng. sxs, ~
boxing and flooring, clears, o21i thick oians
~ and IL, 81; rough lumber, second elAa
az; iolEt and Hcantlfng, cullnJ elb'
aIpIHG-FirRt common white pine, 81
second do. $50: third do, 825. poplar, " ~
n %; native pine *; go 90 d6H, fas; nAu'
DE- DaEssSD LuuBEa-Boxins u inohss AZ
S Saasi p Iois 3; s 40 S5am % Snss
= %; thick clears, ~ 20 " and q so 0oas2s
second olaAs- any Kind. s2l y. g.,
DREa8ED AKD MATOHKD FLoohlHG-fi1s
olAss, Sz5: second GLASS, g2l.
WHITE PINE FuKHIsHIro LuNhEE-lAs i
and inch white pine, so inch do, 80.
mon white pine, X, s1a.bo "a do, 30; "a 40, y
poplar, ". 81 D0dD2I.b0, poplar x, v34Ss4k1o
nalivepine x, ta2bO, do, ~ ga 70.
PoPI.kR LgADAA.--l<, ~ aud inca
snISai.Es- white pine A, q; DO shaded
eG25. do extra No. ], e3.b0- cyproae, best. an.
brand, g; DO 30, 2. sl.bcs 90 MOI Z, Ss-p9 nAj'
sawed heart, ys1g saps, S1.H.
PIoKnTB.-Whits pine. dEtgasd ene hsads
agaare Or nat & yellow pine DO 3; lah
LGSn. JEnHnr, Erc.--IAms, Austin, a.
snset iron, $50. No ~ q sLset iron, 5he.
galvanized sheet Iron, yGslfc.i No. y Heod
lie. No. x do, i5c.; 2Ox2 r0onng TN, 90
iIs sn eeI le ssh. P e a unnss 10 se
forty per cent on; cook stove nth war
$40 6Dt1b 90; do, with trimmings. el4 60fb5oll
WOOD WORK Wagon axlob &C. 3tl y
tongues, socGei %; single ELI; bolster
Dlo.. spokes u hes %, felloea, 81 SOL a
Doubietrees, Is 15l3f 90; neck Jokes, 81 %,
90; pillow bsafna, 60Eebs.; pillow handles, y :
NAILS. - 10 keg. basis l0d.-Burden mora
amos, per keg, 8 -. Perkins do, . %: Wall
81 do, q 50; Burden mule, d SOL Nof1hweo
arn horse ahoe nails, No. a. &c., No. 5. "a, n,
O. &c, No. 7, nc, No. y, DC. LANES" do. NJ
& So, No. 8, 10, No. 9, zlc., No. 7, 1c., NO.
lee; Aunabie do, No. I. 40. No. 6, 2los No.
ne, No. :, lDo,, No. b, lso.
AxEB-R.R.. per aoEsn, ~ S1al1 90; I.aka
D 0oae 50: Haokeuaaek. 81 OS7 %; boy
handled, 86O38 g..
kEFlilo EtATQ US No; uimAzi ~ .
l No. do, -.
MisCKLI.ANEoUs-T chains, a. p
pAiT, se7c.i plow singietreesi Per dos "
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-21

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 Flows; Double
ShOvels; Georgia Stocks; Sweeps
Bull Tongues, ETC., etc; Moline and
Their Farm Wagons; Cane Mills and
EvapOratOrs Tents and Wagon Sheets /;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-21

Wagon Bows; WheeIbarrOws; Wagon
and Platform Scales; Sulky Hay
Rakes; Improved Indiana Force Feed
Riding Grain Drills; StrOwbridge'
Broadcast Seed Sewers; Elevator Cups;
Mill Picks; BOlting Cloth; Scotch Har
rows; Harrow Teeth Smoothing
HarrOws; Single Trees, etc.; Walter
A Woods Mowers Wire Stretcher
Corn Shelters; Corn and Shuck She'll
ers; Kennssaw Water Elevators, etc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-21

Twelve months clip, light, nne and med
um l5@lT nne heavy 70 light, eH@li ID
light, nne and medium, 129A; coars
7Lya9
HfDRs-No. heavy Mint, dry p n 80; n.
d &c: No. q light flint, p n Sc; bulls an
heavy, damaged, y D &: calf skins and badl,
damaged Z. b i6D6c: green, sailed, sound, '
7e butchers. green, = D 5<c.
skins, y D. l0alSo; goat skins, each, lOe2
sheep peiB, according TO amount OF WOO
9loa up; shearlings, according TO amount
wool, 61i0 Mexican sheep pelta, HelO
Mexican Bheep pelts, Improved, ll@l2c; No,
loan sheep ahearlings, SO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-21
sew Orlesn.

PRnvfEfoNH
NEw ORLEANS, Nov % FLnuR-ouie and
unchanged. high grades 65altO.
IS choice yellow %
choice IS.
NoHN MEAL-nuil AZ . rs
HAY Strong at Is 600 s 81. choice IL So
LARD teady; uerce refined 5-S; keg .-8.
BULK ME- rs Fir demand but n, lower
rates: shoulders, packed, . 62t: long clear 8 y.
BAcvH-Lower; no shoulders; clear rib 50,
long clear 8 10.
.WHIsKY-s eady western rectined, ESQ
PoRK-Dull and lower at l325,
HAMS Choice sngar-cured cauvassed irreg-
uler. new ~ @laIS
'oFFEE-Demahd active; nrm and un.
cha ged
SUGAR-1n good demand: yellow @ 4sS3iS.
MoLAssEs active, good 10 common q ~
RICE -JnuiHiH'n pruinRry 10 prime 4lfiaosS.
Dull and unchanged.
BRAN Dull Bt7b
lorros BED oII-Prime crude 81 summer
yellow, S9,s9ti.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-21

pillow dOublatreeh, pOr dozen 300; atoy
BELLS 90 per cent. on door locks, 81 1909
wood sefswB, % and 10 poT cent. on; Up Ca
door buttH, 40 and 10 pnT cont on; cnt an
timed tackH, ~ per cent. od; oofiDs miliA,
of: carriage bolts, % and 10 per cent. on
pillow bolts, IS per cent. OH; piooo tin Waf.
30 per cent. on, deep stamped wars, 30 ~
cent. OF, shallow stamped ware, NO per cen
on, iapannod ware, 20 per osnt OH.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-21

h, NOV. so--GoVernn'enA oioseu
arm.
uh,ies dull,
4 mar.ot opened strong this morn
- . ace al advices from chicago
~ ,ailway situation. Prices nd
N X per cent.
.o,rpoon there was a complete
the temper OF speculation
H. the leadership OF
IN prices dropped X to 8
ssyora lie reports we're circulated
ani room traders made a viz.
\ an the @ ranger ana Trunk line
,nors Of a fresh cut in rates wete
Ro,k I4nnd was the special
n, down from ~ TO loS ,f9luSss.
.,r declined ~ TO sJS, st. Paul
rseEawanua IL TO 1857, Lake
az. New York Central IA oSI1s,
"a TX 10 1914 Rnd Western Unioo
q closed weak at tho lowest flg-
say compared with last night
prices are y to az lower, except
southern and Northwestern pre-
N are bto1l9 per cent. higher.
ops gl,0O shares.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-21
praEs nd Paln.s.

BARR, Cinnamon per n IL; Peruvian, 1910
5c. Copperas, S94. Cinohinedia. PEI oE "
cts. CASTLE goa0, per D sd9ls. CreNm tartar
Q. r., per Id 4Oaf5. Chalk, lump, per ID 2St
tie included, 95si 10. hioral HydrRte, per -
50ei 70. Chioroforn, per ID bottle i1elud
ed, al05. Competition powder, per ID ~
DOvcra, per 10 81 D. Epson ealtnt per 10 "a
=. Gum Opium, per 10 5e 0um Cam
phor, per 10 25ft31. Morphine. per o. 90 lDe
soT Dbl. Cement, lyouia sllis VI il1.0nRlo, a.
per bbi.: Portland. H7b per Dbl. Plaster Psril
taN York or Michigan, ~ 20 psT Dbl PlAai4
nair, Goo. bu.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-21
TornIfurs.

Fun isuEs -8ssdAtas a.. initiation vain ~
,Aoh, "a 4o83 % all walnut, ~ b0OiO 90 Chair
wood seat, y doE. % 1907 00 cane and rata
seat, Is 0Df3b OE CANE seat, dining, tla p09DW
Bhild9 ard rockers, u 008l2 %. large rock u
% Mirrora, aroh tops, dos q W9H
rablsa r0und, s200G8b0, fnll Leaf, - bDb9
safss, each, q cIe1O0 bureaus, q b0@1 D
gahh stands, al 15fb5 90 bed aprtne1.t1 1907
9Aby Carriages. 8 60e1D
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-21
THE GAzET1E. FORT WORTH TEXAS FRIDAY. NOVEMBER q

Corn Cash 2s4@as.; November 2s1S; the
year 269261s; January ~ bid.
LII STOCK.
The Live Stock Indicator reports:
CATTLE--Reveipte zoo. unchanged; exports
200 So.good U choice shipping s 50db /;
20; cows 20 as ~; grass Texas steers sd
20; Colorado nalf breeds 1904 40.
Il Gs Receipts 20 ~: 2staa4 so
SHEEP-Roceipts 400, fair TO good GOES 50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-21

wHmKx-Rsoiinod q loDlbo, q PEI PFC?
a co1t2 Is; throo years old y boDA w l$R
sKtra old whisky 500,
nv ratayy6a. per gallon, 500 % Port u ~
af5 Bhorry. per gal. - 49, " hAdelr'
oar gal, 81 e135 % white wins, Ia eAsr
~esTz1pAass--a. a. numm 4 o., Eztn
~ m Ol888 %. Heidaink, In beEket. 81 uef
u O. Kruc in haak2 81, - p0ob1 CO Donodt
chsnpagne. 81 oo1a % Geo. 0oulst sxp
drV. pinis, 81 90.
ssr dos, 81 0oB1 ~
~ 81 BudWeiser quarts sl9 %: pintS el6 q
ErIapgsr beer, qpaFt8 tls vi P.nu w y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-21

4AH IRON, $50 NORWAY. D.. no. n
49,. OIL, Castor, machine. 758at OIL, Castor
per gallon, q eel 10 oil. lard winter
strained, es9Ibi oil, lard No. !, sse1o Quln
. 65. Alum, 8--eb. rroscnptiou Walls b.
case % per cont %; broken,
Extracta, 10 per cent. on. p. ID. fluid III
traciA, Is per can't on. Essential ola. ~
Louia Lat.
strictly pure white lead, " 70; bpints
n ipantinG 9l6W Boiled oil, 0Asb5c.
THE aifKKMAN-WILLIAMs ogLoEa.
Ivory drop black, u, Per 10 feei Enghap
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-21
Chicago.

" Gazette.
nov 2i.-The grain market took
Nia aud was fairly active AZ the
.Aon market is now active and
seenlators sre now in.
"a futures are active and higher.
!, j are scarce and wanted mostly
sou red which are 4uil.
LOT the season.
rhSDuuk
NOV 2o.-FLoUh-Dull and un-
November 7ljS97a,4, closed "; ne
''''.' Closed '2S4; January 70 /.
q. ~. ~; November llanss. closed
rper s5kGN clused so1s@87;
- osed S65S.
4n.. ttlos taiusA.
81 .; January IL i24Gll IS,
ne q 1896 9i'G November 6 SIX:
. 4 40 loi January g "a .saa,6 50,
"a. Shnuiders 8 tO,aS 81; short
" ohort eleal = 40.
Iva STOCK
iSurnal reports:
~ lpts, 8 az: fair to choice ship
49, - eoao texans Z 2S.ds e.
ees,pla, a,qD; 4 l0slel.
re > W poor 10 choice 25a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-21

MaATs--sugAr cured mann. lSISc; 3. O. L. B,
3acon, i3hci g. Q bacon, lOj[e. SC, dry ealt,
fBH-MRckerel IOb kits, no. /, sl.lS. n.
., Sl.06; half bbls., No. /, $50; No. ,, $500,
White fish, No. 1, biz. bblb., U.25; No. 2, se.26
Dried heIIings, per 6oL, 900, Cod nsh; 6lso
on cans, 90 ION CANS, $50; tn cans. 0xc;
. cans, $40,
air Si 10; prime Rio, lsS; fRnoy, iic; ooiid
TEA-iTaperiai, 1885; gunpovder. SOe7e
sUaAR-Fine: powdered, bblss sAo.; DO,
stal- lard &c.; Louisiana grAnulAted, TXc.eo-;
standard A; 7Ao.: choice white, TIC; yellow
RicE-Loaisiana, se7e.
5ALT-Coarse, in bags, gl.SSol.l9 me N
Gags, -: lake. IN Dat hoop bblAu s2.l0
CAENKD GooDs.-Pricsh per dozen. Pine
.ppleH, standard. sl.65 Peaohss standard. ?
lbs, sl.eS; ;hs.; @,Sg2So; seeonds, Z Pc
si.i0: seconds, 2bE.,-; rs. Ii.S@ Green
oorn, sl.l0@1.65; Green peas, sl.g6, Goose
0srrisa, sl;4bsl.49i RssPbsrTles. sIS99ei.e5i
M h5gosi 70: 3. =. - MacSs4Si, b..
ii.sSS-. sardines. American, $500 case
Imported, sl95e9llO0 case: Strswborfiog,2 D.,
81. 1lol90; BlRckborrioa, $3.50. Green Rng3s.
n.s0; Eagle Condensed milk. Ss.6o; crown.
B3RIse PowDHH.-silyor Loaf, 10 cans,
per dozen, Soc.i IN. do. q 5oi In do, q 6Oi
IN. DO, 81; sh. do, sss12.
,Ic; German olive, SIC. Candles, null boxes,
lSjfo; halves, O; quarters, G. Indigo. SO D.;
Bluelng, SjeDl.0O dozen. ColemRn'a mustard.
al 80 dosen. ARocArcni, imported, l6oh;
american, el.O0 boz. Buckets, two hoops
S200doEen.well buckets. el.0J dozen. Brootns,
Si.7sl8s25doEsn Brilliant oil, bbls., Zle,; Eu,
| E5 cases 81 40: do, liz caseg, 81 "a.
FLOUR Stanard's Royal Patent, 81 81
a bbl.: sacks, ~ loo y 100 o.. No. Texas
per 100 lbs 81 No 2 q 7b, No ~ 81. Corn rneAl
| per bushel, ESQ: Hominy and gIttG, BIB }
| Zoo Oatmeal, y hall DBL, ~ ~; Crao1ed
| whpat. az So Crackers. x soda, eco, TX
| soda.7fSc. xxx CODA. To; cream lcc.. gin.
| gar anApa 3d.: lemon oroanG. DC
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-21

paIcnsr lave " slgnts.

sEastsrn Texas cattle at about three, sne
Southern aud Central Texas stock sattlc
about two dollars per head loah tnan tn
above quotations.
the above prices are f0F herds u kop hes
and upward Of best North Texas cattle Dc
nvoFed on the trail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-21

Potatoos--IriBn, new, per ouhhel. zoe
q nh. ss7b Beans ZIP med bbia.,6c.j large
lima 6l<c.; B all butfer, flf&6c. Pickles,
nedsnm ar bbl.. 90 o. small, per Dbl. 80
S1.eese- half cream. l55fc.. fun cream bk
Peenuta, 100 Cfsr haifbbl., $50 Cab
psS stasa;ipT rr s nn az 80 par dossn
.nrSnr rhinkeng 81 0ssp2 50. rurEeyh - 80
ainnd. Geese g30 as DuckA, q SOS "
Per doaen. lec1Oo - a.
,Jreanirry s5od1<c.; old butter, eol0o.; oisf-
nlaTEarina, Iee.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-21

coach black In, per ID lqo; lamp black, IN, 10,
black paint, In, sc. fFruHaiaD blue, VA, ~, IL,
20; tUltramRrine blue, ~. IN, 80, bluo paint
~, llo: raw Turkey umbor, Ia, No burnt TuF.
Eey lumber, IL, ge; raw italian dilemma, IN, 70;
DuInt Italian sienna, ~, 70; vankyke brown,
10, bc; Paris green, ls, NOci Chrome, l. n. o. q
o, o., Ia, 10; American vefiniliion, Ia, 100; In.
Han red, ID, II; Ninalta rod Ia, ", l91<s, 26a,
q; Chrome yellow, l.. N. o, A d. O., Ia, Mu.
Yellow oehre, 10, 81. I2lSs, pa, w.
PREPARED GRAfRfno ooL,oRs.
BARK oak, lSo; Ash, 1896 Black walnut, leoi
Maple. l6c.
DiBrEhPEE uoLohS
Ivory drop black. 80. raw turkey umbsT
Be; burnt Turkey lumber, Ejo; RAN Italian
Jenna, 2oo: burnt Italian sienna zoe; Van.
dyke brown, 25c
Prices Of above made on a basis OF IN u,
:, and 10 cans, assorted; I IN y and ] Ib
cans: balance Ia I and 10 cans, aaaortsd.
Price In 0 10 cans; balance IN and ID cans
sagorted. Price In D 10 cans 70 less; TX and
Is ID tin pals, NC loss 400 Kegs y per
leEA
-sra1n ana sosdatunss
wheat onoius % 70 60 n4eoium, 50: iDfs.
nor. S01tJ5o; oata, - mn barley. gU0f5r.
re 40 onrn Sb1h hay, lOose fFo... the
- "a, ~ Oo1A7 W per ton bale hay, v COZ
10 %; bran 80. Der o.; drops. nO00l %
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-21

Sohlita Milwaukee, quarts 80 O1; pints 80 .
Anthony q Kuhn'a, qpH Sl2 W, pints 81 q
III. ORuasn a Bone ehampagna Desr, quar-
aiIE0.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-21
Now York.

PROD CT.
NEW YORK, Nov. 20, -FLoUR-Dull and un.
changed
wHEAr--l-2 10 l higher options weak; No.
red 10; N ,2ied IS .2aS2 No 2 red D.
Gambler 79JkoS11+. closing at January yea
S25<, closing at g2H.
oRN spo | tsi 10 . lower, options x TO
lss lower, closing heavy;Eo. o, tktof5; No. 2
y .tdb2; %, Move her b 0pbl,,, closing
at5o December 40isss, closing az; January
f5SzC9i8s. closing 4,J6.
p DIVISIONS.
CoFFeB- Spot fair; Rio firm; options T.
points higher, closing steady. Rio No. Z,
spot, ~
Sales, iG0N bags
- ceino r.....s..s....'. 1Onn W
Januh'y. $500. ,....',.''.... . bNnN 20
SUGAR-Dutl; molasses sugar ill-i6; coll q
A te@67s standard a -r@YG granulated
o ll-i6.
&oLAssEs Dull and unchanged.
kfCE-Sleady and moderately active.
ThLLow- ST ady md In fair demand.
RosGS--Quiet ana steady,
TURPE TtSE--.Steady
PoRK.-bull
Ann Easy: spot s7ISG7 40 November 20;
Dece nber7 2G7 ": January 1907 10.
LIVE ST OK.
BEEvEs None for sale. Dressed beef 10 0
for native sides.
silEEP-Recelpts go; slow trade with duh
finish; extremes . 0VDl so for sheep; so FOR
lambs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-21

.v Nov, 20. Money l@lH. closed
',rme mercantile paper 596; sterl.
|einn Ut asa, sight ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-21
rev Ur,sans.

COTTON MARKErs.
,No1-Njy REoEIPrs AT ALL UNITED sTATR
PORTB.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-21

Ne Gazette
los .1, hoy, s9.-PrOvlaiona slow
.as. 'use' In light supply aud
fgh.
r, fRoDUcn.
|,n9.f 80. .so,. si-WuE 5O,f
a 'snasiy b&esl