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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-02-22

elo11n9 mportance Of agriculture and th
Saayy S1o1y .PgssvSEEsc.1 na0c tnefem OF lata. IN
s,auo eI t0e tasS g, = fmpefaaye Tor larger
sss n;oi.n ,.snei lae necessasy OF e1nployinl
.,,s,e % t..s e " ~ nan1 @ n sgr1caltnla
.ss .asas Ane eeason o. iss has proved fairi
Prci.0us Pinola.. one ZOE dairymsn. Through tla
1ssoa y ~ eas,neted cream syetem, vet,
~ k ~! HEncMM1nasses ate drought INTO line
~ ~ mitn g tnonsaeis q cows rescued from
noma,nioos iate. !, vhere q 2 large class Q
Sss.anSIs tlat MeW ~ TINS with alarm: The.
s sase ees3 vAsng een yeAv Tor the dairy bns
si,s tS,.t ts ~ navs 1son .easIai ah IN IN
ss3fino thst M cvs,v 49,, 4, ~ M.sth os .us
couId. by any Shsncas nart s<ason snIIanIv I,e
ron1o = SkiIIfii dairvman. II vos,Ii not sI3 IN
CIV 1n the nresnf Snn,har Sir;lifI =. ~ ~. ~.
mane9ernesat Worid no donht increase fha nrr
litablsnsss 81 eyery cow bro,isht % nniler @ sRncI R
ansinnuenoe IL IL about time 6e honest nil nil
an6 Rssnrm vsnaors "a crc.srss .u~sS. ~
! and for the nroft ~ e. IN th
country given : fair shox, fnr ,vh.t 1i,er. a !,
G BIT hefe vill vet remain % icnorsnca % - an, :,
alovonlinees enouah in Che ls,sd for ) ionv tin,'
70 9ivs ipteho1ce sll rs sdyant. e ;t t.iassrves
over-done. and that continnsiIv' ia tho mstin, s
Of moor b,itter md nheeac YnS have ssa,, fn
~ isst eiehtesn vasrs ~ ~ :,
o. vaiue 81 our 9siry aoosis Thsre sr r. = min n
ylple m this. eantiemen r. fesches ti,.f . On
only sAlyafion iiss In upholdine and incressin,
=. s.so Il. ~ " oAce,,encS GomMon Lerm pnt
- - sn0 s;nie Ol9 l09k, t9e same smell, IN
.,saS ssot h gSn8s1 en0 rsenea appear
shc,,t sc ~ ~ y 10y s!ens and y bring
freud on humsn disesfion thst n ever 49, -
- the eame discouTs aine efsect nn .v, con.mmn
~ - ..nea sna aGs9res1nS s emect On price gG,nt
NJ Sstts ulss y ever 0ld VIVA
~ i, ,'s ~ gooiL M9e.ael Ies no man P9t ssun
sa. - s. ssss..o y nne Soods neea nave N
- = Z s'e '.aaa.,,,.,,,,;,, .a.u.v -. $3.50
II h 0 curious and instructive fact as showr
BY tAe last census, that the ratio OF increase Il
COWS y considerably less than tllatSof popuIa
1isn This miy.account in ) measure for The
yAee - tlle demand for dairy products hai
q numbar Of year, greater than TN
neinse@s e s e.,.,i ssee anonas also goot
pscvadsns tnss bogus ..sg coanpoands are mot ai
e COW Left I T. NJ n.tnr.l t 1Ionesi Rioouc
'ds 'taiass g the aailym.a need have 70 fssrs q Il,
~ ~. .,,asii ~ ..s..as.ho sres ~ me fnnre
~ ~. sISasa h;ose i.ea. 4 IN nowevet, Inst u ne al
Pm, ~ nMssM ha 70 De driven from the fleld eitae
Il az m.rlst I .s a,n.nd " a,, assI .. conIors!
~ dsserys ~ hattsr ssta Is. IsSa M ne % aoe
- M;rna ~ Ie!.el Isse e. ~ leO tne stat
=. - t ~ so,2sO COVE Her IN
e ~ sS =, TO- s., Ses.s PLevlous nad Deen
s ~ ~ VI y t1lv cenI annuity. 4easnret
.e sse i; tsss saaS 81 increase M e the state wonit
ic.;n, t,,.4 ~. .ooo .'s,.s'.,,. oao ~ COVE AZ
~ tks ns s,a .ag ot s ., Saen COW vas WORT
10 sa s.ss'Ea9 ~ ~ oon.alned IN .iesO e54, ~
tSs sgg q incrssse To-
an,s raGo would glve the ~ state u 1881 ,ls9, "
~ s,,m ~ III 9as IN ~ sgn ,;s Ssca Moa.d resc!
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-02-22
Rail ana River 1otss.

Judge Beach, in the New York court Of COM
mon pleas, decides that Q railroad company Is
not liable for injuries to deadhead passenger.
A company has been organized at Dcs Moines
with capital Of u, ,0O0, 600 to construct Sec
ond railway bridge over the Mississippi from
Rock Island to Davenport
The Green Bay, winona st. Paul has or
dered 90 per cont reduction of wages on all
employees in the locomotive department Of the
road. The reduction takes effect the LIST prox-
The official report of the Omaha for 1888
shows gross earnings Of 42,O9a, ,060,92 and tax-
cific, with headquarters at Portland, arrived in
st. Paul. He will 60 west with MI. Muir and
party
Engineer Valentine. Of the Milwaukee L st.
Pau, has completed the survey and location Of
the Missouri river line from Scotland to the
southeast corner of Brule county, and has re.
turned to Mitchell, Dak.c On tho IN ainsk J, the
survey VII be eTconuaeneed. frs@ |! Aitchsal p
aIhes fthNssis ~ = - dss,asd Il issns ai..
eoa0oQ sQs41NA, 1F Rapids Rsnl6
=. |lss ~ n; T.! !.
~
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-02-22
Record Of cassusltie..

Williams & Grants Touring mill ut Renick
Mo-, was burned. Loss $4,000; insurance,
$4,000.
Morrison, Taylor & Co., soapmakers, Toron-
to, were burned Loss, $4,000; insurance,
$3O,000
0'Neills wagon shop at Cortland, Me-,
burned The shops were insured $4,000, and
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-02-22
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+ - - 4
~. As akosa nSs = was g rp r. NaeAt1g.
= 0s = ,g3sssss 4. e =
0giesn,iia y 10 give eso00 900 for the Ohio
snc9d suf.ssetA ss 81. 81
liln6a 6apliss 40 fsgj1lSsrsd q u. .1S6ilt
Waahinse Ssss I'd j i,
& b @ Waate Of 81. Cloud, MINI, u at thse
ds ~ nd % NeT OrseSssss ~ - "sy y siot1s =
~. ,,,...,ss.ss ~" - ax..
t,sS r.: NHs.s.n - ~ saa.sM1 tne eoM1a
sS9 ~ .saI e %Snpe sS e.. Iecsver OF punno
n ~ " noySrsns ~ sis; aSs;;,..s. s.ra' -, =, L,
r,n.sr a. - .so,.stsss y .sa Snasssn, Min, snd MafM Y
Ssss aori IA VI T., s1g W..h;ns,s hhesSa Aepaohcen
e''..se rs ~ ssnlns.on. -
:, :, 0e1 James Me9iey, president OF the M
aSnsi % Union league, has called national coun-
Gu 70 meet 9 Warrington on March u
Chief Engineer Melville, OF the Jeannette, 10
inWashingecn having been sentfor by the Sec
M Mlesag g. var 70 assist IN the Preparations for
sne new dr9eiy reiief expedition. 81
The president has directed the promotion Of
Lieut. Rhodes, Of the revenue cutter Dexter,
for gallant conduct ON the occasion Of the
(RrANV 4 ~ t3,d- -fNtv NJ Cnls1vsNkSsa, 4.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-02-22

Tho attorney general has decided that sugars
which remained in bonded warehouses at the
timo the new tarin went into effect, but which
years from the date of importation, are not en-
titled under the now tariff act to reduction of
duty, nor arc they entitled to tho privileges Of
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-02-22

| Of Commander De Long. Mrs. Dc Long re.
| piled that she understood that arrangement
! were pending to bury her husband in Wood.
lawn cemetery and that steps would Ike taken
wise she would gratefully accept Mrs. Laverre'l
| Offer
| Advice from Hampstead, Tex, give meagel
| details of fearful encounter, in which one
man was killed and two others mortally wound.
ed. For some reason Or other, VIII Wheeler
shooting q: each other in Hewes' bar-roon
Friday night, the 18th. Capt James I. Brown.
! ing interfered and tried to make peace When
tile firing ceased it was discovered that Brown.
| ing was shot dead and Wheeler and Ellison
| were in such condition that they will prob.
ably die.
There was an exciting scene at q circus q,
| Cairo, Egypt An Italian acrobat unfurled an
Italian flag, whereupon an English officer
| walked into the arena and seized it amid grea
excitement Tho acrobat soon recovered the
flag, however, and waved it triumphantly,
when he was struck by Frenchman. Amelet
ensued Finally some English officers managed
| to separate tho cOmbatants and calmed tho tn.
multi The Italian consul demanded satisfac
ton for tho insult to the flag. It il hoped thu
affair will be anicsbly settled.
The following formal challenge was ISSUED
from Cleveland to Pugilist Sullivan: 81, Dun
can C. Ross, will match Meryine Thompson o.
1
gloves 10 a finish, fer from u 600 to s5 600
ring rules to govern. / will deposit the money
in the Ohio National bank, or with any respOn
sble party agreeable to Mr.. Sullivan, ss sool
as notified Of his acceptance. Any communi
cation addressed to this city will bo attende,
to-" The challenge is signed by Ross. Til
man and money are ready to meet Sullivan an.
time or place ho may name.
At New York on Wednesday night, gloy
fight took place in the presence Of 800 people
between the heavy-weights, Capt. james G
DAILY and HAL H. stoddard The fight was 70
purse OF $1,000, marquis Of Queensbur
rules. Prof: McClelland Was referee. In th
; Arst round the men did some hard hitting, an
blood flowed freely. When time was calle
both appeared exhausted. The second roun
!. was . repetition. Of the first DAILY was th
more used NJ when time Eas s, called. ALE ln u
!. and hurj1d lam; from tho platform The great
4 ct excitement p1eyail1d. Capt lcCullough
4 lof ~ peases. t6ss stopped ~ asht
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-02-22

Canadian fisheries wore worth sl7,2l5675 in
1888
Tho report of the Dominion minister of
marine and fisheries places tho total value Of
the fisheries of Canada ut Si722, ll5, ,G15.
A gambling scsndal las occurred in the Pet
it Ciccle club of Paris Tho fivcs, as we'll as
tho court cards were marked. Tho amount of
securities found under valets bed is said to
fata1
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-27
nnIlnIrr msinrial

IJuERyl.- Rough lumDer, boxing, " incnt
and under, fr1lrclasH, B20 shipping. ga -
boxing aud flooring, clears, 60; thiuE olu2A
" and ~, en-; rough lumber. Hecond ol2a
gi5; ioiHt nnd gcantling, COILS, tlb.
gIDIHa--FfnEt common white Pine, Ci2
esoond do. $40; third do, as; poplar, ~ W
a 20; native pine *; aa 50 40 y. 10 nAtiT
IoGgh, tie0 90. -.
DnEaARD LUHHEE--Bozing u lnobet Al
under, s2d O0a8 70. do hKy, t25 0tt6 Y
scAntling, joiEt or any common lutabsi
rs 00et2s %. boxing over u inchest NJ -.
~ 90 thick clears, "a olts and z, So eSitta tt
ssoond olisas any KIND. t2l %.
Dy.zssED AID MATCdED FLooAfHo--fl f7l
class, G1s. second clafa, U1.
WHfTEPIEr FURNIHMpl9 LU6iiaR,-lN, -
and inch white pine. $40 inch do, 90.
CEILING--BEADND o. fLAIH--flrAt cor
mon Vhite pine, ", S12lDp. "a do, 30 30 DC, ~
poplar, X, sli 0OeH.bD; poplar n, F.1boSAo q
LRtiyepine, r. s22.5os do, ~ " ~.
pOPt.AR LUNHER,-lzs IA ana Inca ~
~ aa if White pins A. %: DO shadsd =
si.15. dooxtrE no. i, t3.to; cypfs1gj best, az,
frand f5; do NO. 2, ss.sc, GO 20. 4, esJo0, naAiy
saved heart, t4.5g saps, SD.
PICKEra.--White Pine dressed 4no nfa.1fl
bgahre or eat, q yellow pine 90. ~ ls-h
f,rSE cj1.urrF, Bru.--IAnns AuHtin, $40
pei hbi. Obmeut. Louisville or ltosenAlet 81
psr 5bl.; Portland, t47b peI Dbl. flastef 1871
Nos York or Michigan. - " pas sri' FilfIs
N Ra.1 ilS. 81 % par u.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-27

max IRDH, u u. NORWAY, 3d. No. -
aliaei iTsn, &c: No " q sheet iron, bTc.
galvanized sheet iron, gSglso.. no, 4 X gods
ne: No. X do, 10; 1of1S roofing TN ylt6
0lBbO; ilxg and iGIlA pat. do, " Tt930
unneTlb wire, 80 per cent. ont INNER Blook
forty per cent. on; cook nfOYet ylth wars
40 "a 10 90: do, with trimmings, tid DDege0W
WOOD WORK. Wagon axlea, VDo.G1sl % I
tongues, gcoe9l %; nngletroesy slTb bolstsLa
Blg.: Spikes "a 701g uos feiloee, u bb4e1 -
Doubletroes, s. 800 o.; neck yokosi 81 0oe
AGO: pioW beams. 101t15c.i ploH handles, VI J
ltIS1. handlen, Oh 7bft2 6D.
NAILS. e 70 keS, basis l0d.--Eurden hoIas
ehos, per kag, 50 .; Porkina DC, ~ ~; Walk
or DO, g 5O: burden mule, ~ BOZ hoIthWest
srn hoiso ahoo nails, 10. I, 90, no; =; 70, Eo
b IA, Eo. 7, 2lc., No. ., 2lc.; "Iake,s,' dor nc
4 4ic. No. 5, 40, 10. ., 70, no y U.s. 70,
l9c.: Aunable DO, No. I, 30, no. 8, ga, no,
De.. No. 7, iDc., No. &, &c.
x Efi--R.K., nor dozen, W 59fDlg %; lllke
gs65as Bs HackenAaok. 80 soc70D boys
? ' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Climax, u7eg
No. ., 40, tls o0i no. do, vi NOS acY 81
: GiscYIsL "a HEous- Traeo chains, AZ %
oaiT. EeJo.: ploW Gingletfoes, per dos, ~
blow doubIelyeoe, por dozen " y; sLosi
lells. % per cent. OF; doOf locks 81 zs19g ~
,good aefoUg, % and 10 per cent OF LIP cAs
Ioor butts, q and 10 per cont on; cut %,
timed tarfa, ~ per cont OF. CORES iniiihs :
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-27

MnATF--Ssugar cured hams, I3a; 3, q. O. h.
Raeon. BAe; &. o.baeon, SO. Sc dry salt
V traR--Maoksrol, ION kitS, 10. i, g.oO; NO.
2C9E half bhlH., No. i, fb.J9 No. 4, obigG
whlte rsn, 10 !, MI. bels.. VS. 30; y So
IARL--TsOTcoH, Gisos % Rnd ogD cans, aszo,
9o1 cans, &C.; 100 cans, exc sn cana. s1ioi
OoyPsE.4Oo Common no.; ordinary, n1fc.;
fair, lso,; prime aio, lSe; fancy, ltoi OLD
gOVsrnnisnt Java, soAc.
TEA-IrnPorisi, t9ss59; grnpogesr, bo0Ig.
hals shis. a,zc; cat LOAF, 30; graduated
star lard rs: Louisiana gTanalatod. 74o,i
EtRndard A. SIC: choice white, tEo; yellow
RIoE-L5uisiRna, 6S7c-
3ALr--CjOsrBe, IN hssys,' fl.2Sol.SH nne ~
baar, -. lake, IN Eas aoop bhisp Rsls
''3 CISEE G~ Gltoscsna.-Prlsss psf dozen; Pima
gppleg, standard, sl.oJ PeAehss. ~ ndnro.
I6S SIG :. R b gaSgso s ssSeaaaa Ss
nor seconds, ? ns., =: D., SIG Green
corn, Sl.l0Sf.eG GToen peAsl G.65 dcoss
oystsrr. 6iii Weight, o., sl.l5. D., saiU. lighi
3 q 5sSi1c; :, - kssF.5sl, IL. 2.
inaportsI, 81 3 0stlt-lO case: f,faWberriez,2 p
M }nSsl--.-. Blackb9rT.ez, gi.Jf Green eageh,
M.s1: Fagle Con 1snsed milk, E.c0i ofowr,
"a sas sE.a Po,sgD,ERsilyer Loaf. IN cant,
psT dozen, sos !; ~, DO. q %; ID do 81 b.;
% 1si sirass--fliarcn Glgr Soap, eonmon
40 0eTfnan olive, sc. Candles, null boxes
nc. haiYss, c; GuArlorn, Q. Indigo. 10 z
siilssinr FOL. 100 dozen. ColerlEn'n mu84fu
s5 Iisesl 81 oo15n. Ml.ooaroni, iYnpp-ied, lbch;
LfasrIcSn, s1.00 box. Bueksta, TWO hoop
s5d1 doEen:w eil bucsets, 10y doEon- bIoos1si
gsor, do gic.: do, % cnreE, y 20. briluAnti
"a esaoS. "a 90: do, lila cases, q ~. -
FIoUR atAna1d'g Royal fHsSnt ~ y
peY 100 IDS, GO, No az 70, No g ". Corn insnl
tsr brahei, 65c; Hominy and griu, POI 4
BOh Oatrneai > nall pbi.s ~ ~ SfA91 e
ss,sia JfSf.f Xxx goda, Tb<o.i creAxn loci Rin'
ar snap, &C.: lemon creams, -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-27

Twelve months clip, light, nne and moo
nm l58i7; fine heavy 10 light, 9lf8lL Vi
monthH, li@l4: fall, nne heavy. l0lbl2 fal
1900.
HIDEs-No. heavy flint, dry p d l5e; No
heavy mint, dry, y p lie, No light mint
heavy, damaged, y D 3; calf skins and badil
damaged. v ID 1000: green, ealtod, sound, y D
10 butchers. green. , n bHo
skins, q n lOalSc: goat skins, each, l0te
sheep pelts, according TO amount Of WOO
POO mp; BhearlingH, according 10 amount Of
wool, solo Mexican sheep peltS, s9lO@
Mexican sheep pelts, improved, lleel2c MaS
lean sheep EhORrlings, Sc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-27
Alenara.

WHrBRR--Rsotined 81 I0illbu, NJ F0T FfOn
"a l0aa 10 throe year, old q 6032 10 Tau
aIfrn old whisSy sos,
WIHEB-Clniet. nase,ls8 B0ebln0g - paIqng
ptl. shoTTY. per gal. q s09s 00i Mad9iB
psr gal, q e6es co. White wins, IN eaFS
u u1eel0 %.
bry, g2O O0as5 90, Heidaink, In basket, SN Oh
% M Krue, In besEst, eS O0A31 %. Domea1
champagne, 81 0O0ldO1 Geo. GOploh ext
6IS-stoci ale, por dor. q oOeG 40 pur;S
par doh.. a. 00f59 -,
BoTTT.ED BiEER-Lemp's quarts, Gl2 Or pl
tiG 90 BudWeiasr ouRrth 81 CO pima tib
HrlRDgar beer, quarts, Sl1 %; piuts W =
9chlite milwaukee, quarts fl2 %, pink w y
Anthony g. Huhn'a. cts 81 %, pinA w D.
n. Clausen q Bon'a eiifAsapaQno D0oI, quakl
el2 100, pinE erl5g; Falka.AilWanAes, gait
GilS1.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-27
chicago.

special 10 the Gazette.
CHICAGO. Nov. IS. - The grain market
was again slow and uninteresting.
wheat unchanged,
Corn n shade higher.
Pork and lard futures higher.
Cash meats duh and lower.
Cattle duh and lower; Texas IN fair Offer
ings and common.
sheep dun.
pROnUuR
CHICAGO, Nov. 26.-FLOUR-U nchanged,
WHEAr--November 73Ad7S3<, clos i u 60;
Decs Der 7Jh@7i14, closed 7iA; January IA
CofEN-- Cash 4 GiC9I, closed 4o4; November
S9N@n, closed 20; year S55k@J594, closed S8,s;
January 8i1fGS5l<.
PRuVIaTnSH.
PoHK-l0 S09il 90 cash; year 100000 ~;
lid November Oja7 IS, closed : o5; De-
cember S1x6,6 90; January II H.
BULK MEAT1 - Shoulders i7c@i 80; short
oleai 6 9jGB 10.
LIVE STOCK.
Drovers' Journal reports:
HOES Receipts, Is, 100; 4 055hi 80.
| CATrLE-R Receipt $500; exports 8 2"96 50
| choice shipping 3 60G6 Is; common 70 me
dium 2l5ih 50; fcIaus 3 N03 %.
| SHEEP-Receipts 300, Inferior TO iair II
| eo250. med am 10 goOd s5G3 6U; lambs ant
| choice sheep 8 1894 IS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-27

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 I;
Steam Pumps, etc.; Avery and oliver
Chilled and 5Ohn 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, 1884-11-27

special 10 tho Gazette.

n. Louie.
special 70 tho Gazette
st. LOUIS, Nov. 2s-Wheni--The general
tendency OF the market was downward; OF
y cent,
Trade in corn allow, but prices were shade
higher.
Provisions were lrmer in tone.
Texas cattle slow and unchanged.
Sheep slow.
PRODUCE.
N. loU1s, Nov. 26.-FLoUR-Firm and I'M
charged.
WHEGT-No. 2 red 75,t@7s cash: Is No.
vember; .75Js@7d December; 7sb@Ts5s Janu.
oRS-8ss86l4 cash; a6K@s6gS November;
339s@DSS l-2yesr; S2632T January.
OArs-24s4 cash and November; q l-2 jan
uary.
WHTsKY-l II
CORN MEAIs-2O0.
PoRK-li81uz.
BULK MEATs-Ioug clear So short rib IS
@h SIS. short clear $40.
BACON Long clear az; short nib 7l{97sl
shor clear TA6TJs.
LARD-6JA,
LIVE sluug.
CArTLE-RecelpR 40: good to choice
shipping steers t0GB On; fnir TO medium 4 81
as 10; common I o "a 80: butchers Steers 8 -
| al 6E mixed lots b06ei 50; vond rexRna %
| o. 90. common steers and cows 5O61S Is,
hoGa--Reoeipts, 7Co0; I 1908 81.
SHEEP-Receipts, " D; good mutton 2 5e@
9 p; common oJS2 90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-27
rev orleans.

pROViaIOEd.
NEW ORI.EAEs, Nov 20 -FLoUB--- Strong
aud higher; high grades 3 85aD4 IS.
CoRN--In sacks, 4s; white, IstDipi yellow 90
OATs-Western 70.
CORN MEAL-Higher and IN good demand
HXY-Prinae u 5Oalb co; choice IS 9l9 60.
PoRK-Dull and lower at u.
LARD--3teady; tierce refined IL; heg IA,
bulk MEATS Fair demand; shoulders,
packed, W.; long clear 81.
BACON Quiet; clear rib and long clear q,
HAHs-ChoiCe suRar-cu rad canVAssed u obs.
WHIsKY-Western rectih0d O5@l2'.
CoFFEK-SteRdy for Rio cargoea; common
20 prime l.2Gll.
sue In good demand; common TO good
8i58 IS: fair 20 full fair l-3GSA; prime S3A;
yellow O 456a4sI: graduated bSf.
MoLAssEs- Dull good common Is; fair 70;
prime 20 choice ~.
RICK--LouisianR ordinary TO primo f3<9Jh.
BRAN 10
CorrON-hEED OtL-Prine crude ~; summer
yellow, a: market quiet
OOTTON mARKErs
COTTON REoETPTs AT ALL UNITED sgATEs
POErH.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-27
Drugs and PAints.

HArk, Cinnamon Per D u. Peruvian, xiea d
RoraK. Ifo Bi-oaTbonafe OF coda, Englihl
so Copperas. So. cinohinediA. por on SO
ca. CASTLE soap, per u pele. Cream tartar
d. p, par 10 40ot5. Chalk, lump per ID do
Calofdel r. a W., T1s7h English, per ID, Dol
n 6Sai ~. t,niogofoTm, per 10 bOttie iuciud
"a, eic5. Composition powder, per y -
Dovere, per 10 81 -. EpsOn ealtaf per 70 "
phor. per ID zsa8J Morphine. per oY - So4
n. Oh, CnatOr, machine, 5oz.sd. o., Castor
per gallon, 81 65el 10 oil, lard winter
me. p. a W., per On q ". Flowers sulphur
s<(aS. Alum, SA9A, rPtion yiaia y
case % por cent. on; broken,
nafant fncdicinea, AZ nst. Thayefs Flulo
Extracts " per cent on =. p. fiuid "a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-27

kansas Oiry.
az 70 The Gazette.
go 80 CITY Nov. 9e.-Proyislons slow,
IA u.s. o,, lover. Ell
~ ~ saluo scarce, and good. steady
reports tomorrow.
HAAnAs PRODUCE.
u necs-,.lS ilrf, Nov. e8-WHEAr--Cash 81
ses.-. elee,r 81 asked; January b2sz.
4rA Ian s51s's2ls4; December 25f;
AIS az Rsked.
HI It.... LIVE aTOCK
lIfIrle Stock Indicator reportG
81 70 ~ nts5s.oeipts 2 20 exports 6096 ri:
,asi,s,-.,, zee shipping 8 2lf5 70 comm a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-27
lon CHANGE.
!, Market Was Firm Yeste Z
o.,lway Bonds Listed
Cotton Was Quiet.
Markets Showed a Downward
Is.pc,- Provisions Firm
The Quotations

*. nov. a'.--GOvernments strong
q.
Duds quiet.
"a movement in prices made
- today aud ihesjock market
s.,,ve han for some time past.
80 there was an advance OF Lsto
Iersfy Central leading vita sales
Ths Grsnge,s, Vsnderbilts and
40 we're also prominent in the rise
,ne room irnders attacked the
"a. that stock being forced down
r,s checked tho upward move
.-,swestern fell OF too y, 81. Paul
.rsvanna TO iOS9z, Lake Shore 10
WORK Central to sSA, Northern Pa
and western Union 70 50
o,eloek p. IN tho shorts In tho
,.rseontlnental and Northern Pa
'srrea began 20 cover, and this
,non, A strong buying m ivement in
,no,r OF the list. Northwest I'm was
,,yln brisk demand, one broker
at iocoo shares, said 20 be for the
.fs leading bear operator. 1t was
e,m Chicago that a basis cc set le-
- railroad war had been renched
slnulatcd buying. The Improve
vices ranged from = to 81. North.
savoncod l}.to to ~, Central pa
4 4. Paui 21i 70 s01s, Isckawanna
Iinois Central 6H to 1917, Lake
10 70, New York Central ~
erthern Pacific, preferred, ~ toilsS
mnsoontlncntal ~ to iiH, Union
10 5iA, and Western Union IA To
-ket closed strong, at or near the
rless Of the day. Asoompsred with
the closing prices are q to ~ pei
ber, except for Union Pacific and
Texas, which are y irao
lower. The stock exehaug,
+. listed $4,000, iirst mortgage
{. IA $4,000 second mortgags bonds o
5bIosouthem railroad, making the tots
Of each issue on the list s2,lO0,OOO AZ
$500 drst mortgage bonds Of TIT
"a IL, new Orleans & Texas Railroad
and $4,000 m lrtgagc bonds of tn
iamped aud $500, 600 stamped Of tn
~ Central Railroad company wer
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-27

FornituHa--lSeadHtead imitation wall 81
ann, Il toog % All walnut, 90 6oeDl0 90 CHAIR
wood seat, y dos. 80 1901 W; cane and rattnl
soat o. 0o30 %, cane seat, dining, el3 0DstsJ q
Childs and rockers, ~ 0J9l2 81. Large rock %
30 MiTTore arch tops, p doc, " aDesll q
tables round, S20oftabg; fsll Leaf, " WD1
l3nfef. each, 81 1Jcl oG Bureaus, q NetJl v
wash stands, Of gylt1 81. bod nprinEE.kI 1907
Bssy CaTriogss, - D91B
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-27

iAotstoss--Iriah, new, pei onAhel. gc,
asii "a Is Beana, ~. med. bbla.sbq.; larRe
Una SO, al buftsr, t1Spoc. ficklo1.
fnodium. or nOi., = " small; Pei pni.. sie
clsee1a. half cream. .lB5fc; full cream ib5l
peRnuta, Zoe oder. hAitbhl., - ". oAh
bSgs, per crate q 90.
spring ehseksns, & ojsss 81 durxeya. W
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-27

NagOn Bows; WheelbarrOws; Wagon
and Platform Scales; Sulky Hay
Rakes; Improved Indiana Force Feed
Riding Grain Drills; StrOwbridge'
Broadcast Seed Sewers; Elevator Cups;
MIL Picks; BOltlng Cloth; Scotch Har
rows Harrow Teeth Smoothing
HarrOws; Single Trees, ETC.; Walter
A. Woods Mowers Wire Stretoher
Corn Shelters; Corn and Shuck She'll
ers; Kennosaw Water Elevators, etc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-27

nutoner iAvs wsign,s.

sEaHtoTn roNng cattle at about thrntl au0
Southern and Central Texas stock cattle ~
about two dollars per head loss than the
abnvo quotations.
me above prices are for hordH Of 1000 heA
and upward OF BEST North Texas cattle de
uyeFod on the Trail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-27

por cont on; blind hingea, % ana m per cent.
on. carriage bolts, ~ and 10 per can't. on;
plow bolts, 30 per cent, on; piece Tin ware,
% per cent. on, deep stamped ware, 20 per
cont. on; shallow stamped ware, 10 per otat,
one ianannaa-e5are MnsF nauf ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-27

wheat cnoivs, % 20 0lc. medium, %: inia
FOR s0ag5c. 0sts, a5rHkSi harley 5O6ase
"a. 4Dct corn e5b4Dc hey, loose froi.. III
slgop, b6 00aT W por ton bale hay, u 0Og
10 %. bran, JOG. per ipg, chops q JOEL Y
psg ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-27

@lo On, GaeSe e8BN ~ b Ducks, o. 6l8s %
t.gGs-PeT dozen, aOe
Frenh country bntter, choice, ~ o as
margarine, lsn.