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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-07-11

US Land Office at Grand Forks d T. June ., 1881
Notice Is herdby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention 70 mske
final proof In support Of his claim and that said
proof VIII , BE made before Henry A.Msyo notary
Edward Riley
for the ne Or sec 10 twp 1863 r57.
He names the following Witnesses to proyo his
residence upon and cultivation Of
aid land Viz, Iohn, .a4Gfy.y, John secord. Win.
Wright and Jos. Fulton III % Walhalla D. +.
1851 &c. TIFFANY. Register.
ni1s VINO cUnvcrou
That he represented some family compelled to
Nominations-John w. Meldrum, surveyor
general Of Wyoming; William Redpath, Indiana,
agent Of Indians At Quapsw agency, L T.
Postmasters Conarmed-Julius Il. Hale,
Spencer lowe; George W; Hopp, Brookings,
|Dak. Nathan 8. Gilbert. Central City, Oak.
& A saench has been appointed secretary
|of New Mexico He is Pennsylvania man,
recommended by Cameron. He succeeds Ritch,
who has been secretary there for many years.
Charles Kompe Of Minnesota is an applicant
for the position Of chief clerk of the labor bu-
raan- in the hill cato hliRhipg the anna h.
Land once. Grand Forks, Oak, June q, 1884.
Notice Il hereby given that the ollouins.named
settler ha. died notice Of his intention 70 MAXI
nsl e .ngpoSst e biz claim e1d t,s -
Public at Halhalla, DIT, on August II, 160l vis;
Joseph LAframb03oo.
for the ~ a. sec S6,t le4. 50.
ne names ne 9ouow1ng Witnesses % peoyo hi
aid lard, VIZ: John-i oRoEue. Pe1er LARoens, Jos
Limba!e and Jaa6 amphe1.al ~ q embins county
ls.2 B. c. TIFFANY, Regisser.
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U. s. Land oaice Grand Forks, D.T., june ., 1s

U. s. Land Office Grand Forks, DIT, June q 1884.
Notice Is hereby given that the following.named
settler has filed lOtice ofhis intention 70 make
final proof in support Of his claim, and that said
proofwiil be made before Henry A. Mayo. notary
public at Walhala, u 7, on july IL, 1851, viz:
Bernard vandal
tor the n hf NV ". rec e, hf sw or, sec q, tp
lGs, 50; lie names the following Witnesses %
walton Of, said land, viz: Peter Dupheney, Chas.
Dupheney, Baptfst Monnette aud Jos. Laugie, ali
Of Pembina county.
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U 8 Land Office, Grand Forks, D. T., Juae Q. 1854.
Notice IL hereby given that the following named
final proof In support of claim, and that said
proof will he made before Henry a. Aayo. notary
public at Wslhalla D \ on July IL, 1854, viz:
Ciius. st. Ameau. Il
for the sw Or, Gee ~. tp lBl, r 81.
lie names the following witnesses 20 prove his |
continuous residence upon aud cultivation of saii
land. viz: Calpbati. Grant, Chas. Grant. Henry
Porter and Jos. Dumas, all Of Pembina county
$3.50 BIC. TIFFANY. Register.
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machine firms, five saloons, four hotels
two lumber firms, two blacksmiths, meal
market, feed mill, livery stable. two sale
stables, wagon shop, ETC., bank, news.
paper, two physicians, two real estate
and loan fir,ns. A good opening Offers
here for lawyer.
Three church organizations, but the
Baptists have the only church building.
The school is under the charge of a
male principal.
The trade Of st. Thomas is larger than
that of any town north Of Grand Forks
excepting Grafton; 10000 bushels of
wheat came into the elevators.
The tributary country extends forty to
fifty miles east, seven miles south, and
seven miles north.
NEcHE.
The name is Of Indian oriRin, and sig
|ni6es friend"
The lands surrounding this town had
beeu settled upon several years before
the advent of the railroad. The town
was surveyed and plated in 1882. and
the first building began in 1888. The
land is Of excellent quality, surface mould
three feet deep, and has all been taken
up by sttlers forty or fifty miles back.
Good farms can be bought at prices rang
ing from $500 to 5000 for 100 acres.
The location is fine, and the belt of
timber on the Pembina River, ranging
in width from one and half to two
miles, furnishes variety to the scenery,
while 1t affords cheap fuel to the town.
Neche Is one and one half miles from
the Canadian border. and 400 miles from
Minneapolis.
The fact that it is the northern termin-
us OF the Manitoba Railway is sufficient
guarantee for its Importance as business
point. A good business has already de-
veloped, and good stores and the full
assortment Of small shops have been es-
tablished. Three hundred thousand
bushels Of wheat passed through the two
elevators last year.
Now the waving fields of grain in Penn
bina County promise immense profits to
the farmers and a revival of the trade in
the towns.
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U 3 Land Office. Grand Forks.

U Land Office. Grand Forks, .sl.
Notice IL hereby given that the following named |
settler has filed notice Of his intention 70 make
proof will BE made before Henry A. Mayo. notary
public At Walhnlla D I. on July q, 1884, Wig:
for the hf re at sc 81 ne Ir. sc 10 1es 81.
lie namts ti,e following witnesses 70 prove his |
contiIuous residence upon, and cultivation oil
satd land viz: Chas. b. Grant Culhbert Grant
Jerome kolette and Manuel EptOn all of Pep,bina
county. 4stl b. c. TIFFANY, Register.
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Land office At Grand Forks D. June II. 1854.
Notice Is hereby givea that the following. namsd
settler has filed notice Of his Intention 70 make
final proof In support q his claim and that said
prcof with made beipre Henry a. Mayo . notary
public Ut Walhalla /. 4, on July 2lrt 1884 viz:
Trifde Dumas
for the sc Or sec SO twp l64 r ~.
He names the following witnesses 70 prove his
continuous residence upon aud cultivation OIL
said lamp viz: John D. Richard, Chas. Richard,
county. 1851 u. c. TIFFANY, Register.
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~! eslsoaiss Sssnoiic ana So., ~ !aosael.
Ane scs.oos pn'ldalle' oosan SlzS0
-: comptesed IN iSsz, ana g eieeane y
ossssh sna Won as'aneeo' y y ns1ckl
yeueese0, tWo ssoEles WIN nslee nlll.
Eoof departments arc now maintained
u,oes tue oifecsson Vi = cosnpesens ptsn-
ssp
Aiso c0unty uuisdlnH was sf.ctod IN
1851, " . cos o. Slo'VOO, ana = On os1,a-
mont 70 t'ie sown.
.ne ueroox hose'' pai't IN 1852 y
os.ck veheesed win = central tower, ana
~ ~ s..e i.soss SNOWY o0llding ~ sowh.
aus os,ssne1s OF s''e towh u done ny
.ol1 aehe." s.oses' ONO hsfdwsre' TWO
olus' o''e !e"e'ry' one bakery anu fess Z
ant supplemented Dy the usual smaller
s', y. soss .ouF notels.
Ahe femDlna 20. bank VI Thoroughly
os...1eo 'usetosion' enjoying the ioli
co.".ence o' tne community. IT'S pro-
v'oeo WIN q Sau't' alnelocks, anu al
.'oue''' improvements sof the security OF
'u .'. -
ine remo'ns Mining Company opcr-
'sso '"'so eoeao'ssiH'cht, turning ont
..o .'!'e,s per gay OF the Des1 nour made
''V''' Tue NO. nara wheat ny the roller
p' 81.
1nc uaseiing pubic appreciate the
, ~ accommodations ihe winchester
'.'"'e :" VIZ lAso'''e III 'n's Sne.
~" AAS.,onA HALLWAY
. W. oN'<'''ue" 'Ut'n INTO !emD'i's county
W. sa':s ss'' "'hl '".ot.s,l tta'ns 70 wan.
Mles VIII ''''"'ense 'ee's'.t ana psssen-
se' t"'.e tsssca tnFouen curing the
see',.''se el"' A''a' naacap excitement
l. ..n u'e1 OUT, ana tnouHn trains
pun lu'. os.'y the em'stat'oh 70 winnie
~, 1s anu "lsnl"p@ n"s nearly ceased.
.Ae ''us' ,'as .'f''ea III lavor u the fertile
. .,,'us y: ,e','p''a eo'hty: Inc towns are
.A'.u ".ti ~. Ss's"'ai's ana the farms are
y. i'e. " tue ss'1e CLASS OF people. faiiy
.''.s-ss.''''e :" '''e c''i~ens Oh TINS Conhty
"a c.,'l'e ''om over the Canadian border.
."o' :'e . ...I"'y' CONSERVATIVE popuia-
.,o,'' ''se w''''h !he'r MEANS pay their
"e''A' ''4'u ave t'c'r money
sArhoAzk:
- a"'s so"n '.as = Popuiauon OF about
- k .s st1 iate IN
VI. ia, 100 WIN the sdvent OF the
!s,losd' anu was mostly balt' Us 1t now
ns: year.
ouaneeS IN tilis Town Is embraced in
the 'oiiowing summary: Four general
ssores' nve machine firms, three hard
ware Stores one drug, one furniture. one
no"r ana ieed' three lumber firms, three
saloons, one elevator, one bank, two
''otels' TWO iivery stables, two feed and
sale stables, two blacksmitlis, and the
"''s. 0.''s''' Oh" oes'oeo TWO INV hrlhs,
physician ana eood newspaper called
'ne ns.nsase seht'nel. Four religious
o'R'.'''sa''ons ate ,halhtained' and three
,,ea! chufch puiidihgs have been erected.
bathgate has q good school building and
good school under the management Of
a cultivated gentleman.
Tie farms about IRE the richest in the
West. Some yielded torty-two and one
half bushels of wheat per acre. machine
measure, when the land was carefully
measured and the report fully verified.
Farmers have increased their acreage of
wheat largely, being fully satisfied Tint
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U. s. Land Office, Grand Forks. DIT, June q 1884.
Notice Is hereby given that the followifx.named
settler has filed n,tice Of his intention 70 make
final proof in support Of his claim, aud that said
proof will be made before Henry A. Mayo. notary
public at Walhalla, ID I, on July II, 1884, viz.
Joseph Vandal,
for the sw Or sw or. sec II. hf ne Or sec Is, NV
ar ne Or, sec Y, tp 1863, 81.
Continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of.
said land, viz: Peter Dupleney, Chas. Dupheney.
Baptist Monnette aud Jus. i.algie, ull Of Fembins
county. $3.50 b. c. TIFFANY, Register.
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U 8 Land once. Grand Forks, D. T., June ., lssl

Y Land once, Grand FORKS. ID. T., June 8, 1884. I
Notice ir hereby given that the Ollowing named
tnal proof in support Of his claim and that aid
public vt Wslhana ID. T., on July u, lSSa, Viz:
Antoine iAploute,
for the sw or nwqr W lf sw or, sec 2, Ice, 6.
He names the allowing witnesses 70 proof his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of
Anxier and John bruce, all Of Pembina county.
A6-5l b. C. TIFFANY, Register.
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LAsposs1cE. aaAsp fo.x.. ?. 7,

LASDOrsIcE, GRAND Ronxs, D. 7.
June 8, l6ea.
Notice n hereby given that the fplowing named
sett!er has nled nosice 0f his intention @ make
fnsl pfoof In support Of his claim. dnd that aid
public ss Wslhaila Z. ON July n, laE3l. via:
T0ussaint N0ran,
eor llse sw or, sec q, I04, 81.
Tie names the following wttneeees 10 prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of
said land, Wig: Octave Tetranlk IT,, John Richard,
Henry Porter and NelsUn Lester. all Of Pembina
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Land OAice Grand Forks, d. T., June 9Th, 1874.
ell settler his filed notice 81 hs Intention 70 make
final poo: IN support Of his claim and that said
proof VII be made before }. Henry Abrams. . mo-
vix John Argue, D. g. CO.'S. for the e hf, NV az,
ST y, { 1861, r 81.
lie names the following Witnesses 70 prove his
land, Wig: John speannan. David Phillips, James
Dakota. h. II TIFFANY.
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land within Manitoba has been cultiyat-
ed for forty years. and good crops still
continue, although the land had never
returned to it any fetilizing material.
About one quarter of the land in the val
ley Is under cultivation.
The soil of the county is well adapted
to the general farming, and the spontan-
eous growth of grass, valuable for hay, is
immense; still the attention of farmers
has been wholly directed to the produc-
ton Of wheat crop as an index of the
farming industry. The average yield for
the season 1883, ON land sowed to wheat,
was ut least twenty bushels, and in many
instances, with nice culture, reach thirty
five bushels per acre.
The importance Of the wheat crop 70
the county can he appropriated by con-
sidering that in 1883 more than one hun.
drel and fifty thousand acres was cropped
yielding over three million bushels.
Much more capital could find profitable
Investment in farming and prices oflands
are such as to Induce large immigration.
When we consider the natural fertility of
this soil and see the crops produced by
poor cultures and estimate the number OF
acres In the Red River Valley and the
yield Of wheat possible to produce by
good culture, it appears that the worlds
supply might be obtained from this val
IkNvs
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U 8 Land once, Grand Forks, DIT, June 2. 4

LAND Once. Erand FORKS. Dr., June 3, 1B81. I
Notice II hereby given that the follow ing.namedl
settler has tiled notice Of his intention 70 make
final proof IN support Of his claim. and that ul
proof will he male before Henry A. Mayo, notary /
'''''r ut M-lijj 6sepf en- hHlS = i'I fiz
Tor the Inf NV Or. rec ,. tp 1853 r 81.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his i
said land viz: Jerome Rulette, Chas. Grant, Henry
ROlette aud Nels0n Lester. all Of Pembina county
$50 b. TIFFANY, Register.
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U. 8. Land Office, Grand Forks. DIT. June 2, 1884.
Notice IL hereby given that the following-,,amed
final proof in support Of his clairs and that said
proof will be made before Henry A. Mayo. notary
public at Walhalla d I, ON July u, 1854, viz:
John b. Richards,
for the ne Or, SEC "a, IT, le4, T 81.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF,
satd land. Wig: Henry Porter. Wtlsen Lester,
Octave Tetrault aud d. Moran, all Ct Pembina
county. $50 b. c. TIFFANY, Register.
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GROCERIES,.
QUOTATIONS. To-pA'

QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.
CoyFKE-Rio faif. i2@isc; prime. isk6
~ TE sasoi iDss a ss' Young ~ aSs s zoe
CO.; Oolong t5se60ci Japan. 6o4o5c.
SUGARS. Powdered. ioxc; crushed, ioxo;
s,sneIs.sd. oss; Standard Al ,, o. ic sas.
'na, oiAssss@lcsiana choice coc prime. Sc;
tair 20 rood. &c; corn syrup tSc; oussr
B1GGIEo-Pure lutte. " ne +, loxc; per
yard; ~ lbs. i0sc Tiss LIS poy bundia.
kICE-who.csale. ok@?ko
CRACKERs-soda, X. exc Xxx. exc XXX.
boX JAZZ S's e Ger 'S BOZ. blue India x
pound bars. 9 % per box. X-pound bars, cope
boz; l.pound bars, 8 % per hox,
SAEehEssA' *, ssisas I'S sis ssSs IS
ROPE ISSs SsSi: c Cote ,o re d Iss
MEssuRHsNs sasSei Iron S bound. 20 poi
TuBs-s nsss Z IS 3 nest IS No / . %
's% dssffa fAPSf ss and s RSs Sc
PowpER--5 90 per keE OF % pounds; isS DC
as az 90, NJ, Is'; BLASTING sd Vega 90 sho,
IS. Small barrel o.. Small H.barrel 70
Bos,nn mixed E.bsrrel 8 70. Chow-chow "
| paifeL so. c-gallon psils chow.chow ! 90.
ss sng s Su %lse? Sci ss.. sso ss slp
COAL OIi-iio degrees Ore test In barrels,
10: no lost oil In cans, %: 100 degrees hre
'sMsfA cE H XII 0.ss barrels. $50. No TX.
barrels, so No. 1 X.barrelS I 80. MOI "
! barrels 4 o.. No. 2 X barrels. 2 90. No. tits.
H6LIANp RERRiks- imported. Is per heg.
CAN by --Surk, ike q pound: fancy, bG25c.
6iDEg-Crab apple, asc: Miaiouh older. 300
Der gallon: Vinegar. per gallon, is@2..
ton /. pound paosagcs, 0. Corn starch l.pound
packages 8. 6-pound wood box glass; 7k. D.
pound psper box gissa W
LYE-Concontrated. 9 7S@f %
JUGS-we quote: lilo per gallon for glcscd'
TOMAToEs-2-pound Numsens.1 Is; s-ponuc
S9 SSTiFo;hs NJ CANNED aoops-pcschos.
o5; pears, az pounds. 90; Cages. ~
pounds, 90: peas. az pounds, 0G plums. ~
pounds. 65: tomatoes, az pounds %; cur
'1 sSo II ' TOBACCO -aenuiue Duke Of Dur
pound, 90 .N-pound "a assorted cases. @. =,
pei pound: asl eods 2 81 70 LEO. Pc! poundl
pound; BAH Fotesh eaO0 % $50 per case; Pctted
ks9 LIS sso per do.; pot'sS Z Ham: Ire ~ Y.
ilreG. French. eiL5o peI case; gEuff. Garrett
nI5 to ri. IS per csso. smut, asrrstfa OF s4.a!
10 si.50 per oane, enuT Ralph'G i;
s9 p'r Olives n AH gs ss, Sc
Xushroorrs. s2.75 per d.; Condensed Nib
ke 70 to 500 p 70 COZ Jelly. wine glssa $50. re.
doa.; timbler, e1.2j per dozen; crown. c165 pc
io.sn, ID cans d. 65 per doscn; ID oann. e o.
Ger dozen; Extraccs lemon, a5c. per dosor u
.acts, saoortsd CSC. per dozen; Cloves, " hole
80. " 6Cc, Per h.; Cream Tartar, Uomme-oial
no. per ID: Hlaoking. fsma.il a6c. pc, ID: SlsGs
.uc ,,assal $50. per dor
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Old and New Process. Gradual Reduction, Roller and
Bnn Mills. Call and us. Elm yer. Dallas Texas.
LIQUoits.

Mr.. George u. D .we!y; a promiosn, american
railons oi sin- 6rn hi into this oonnuy a. m
. ~ vi ~ RAJ. III Their wa Us We gryw more
inau seven imcs n murh wine =. w-inp ~.
liut Of this ~ 0o 10 gsilon'. u fsa,nii,u' f,c,
n n ithmrilc III ( W. Ne 20 oonsum ~ about
20 o 0 90 cations Of European villa snd oily
ro1ot 2 ,OO0.' 20 gallon. ~ american wiue. In
other soid', We le l5,0oe@o gsllo.s moe. or
les Oar vi o has he nost frni, In IL ard u
you Wish psndrr 10 hi tas c. his perverted
lat cal it--you can take icuo cali ms ~
AN. rlca- wine aud make more thsn 1000 cal
lens OF Eu op.an wiLe. THIS trapsforma y u
S York rails's phia Boston and ;,sicss" ~"
Thure isn't d large 1t og sphic -stsb ishinepi
hers hut what is p'inins huudrc y, thousands
a. torelen labs1s--p ID sherry. Rude h. inae
ique0,--tho whuls no d the foIcsn bottles
aId curks are Always u.td overundu Nv rugain :
thatis v, iona Ms tpey eau b. saved To, head
an Arrangement Tor ,ayi every totll. snd
ever, cork tnat va a'fnreisn oIiinl. I er
arc men who d, nohiog 81 but 70 ar pnd
arc then poi G. e.m and swelsd 10 heir
original pro- ortlous and uset n'sin. SINE
cheap wiWs ar actually import d To TIT.
country rom 70 Z, on, OF Jshanniso' " va
tho VIII 10 Of th-m A'auy "fVur Am. csn h =
tells you eau Z Joh mn sbtrs--' ID. u MY OFF,
h tas'a mattr'f AS, u, ON y Is there no
| JUuEuuieucEE VI usHi w tbu tot NV
ade, hut here Is none put0n he market ~ my
c'u,irv. Th,re Is MY tilr Vineyard OF IN, no
Riapss gown: any "a OF . SIDE OF IN. mn
u ar Piincs Ma q. nleh's castle o. tho Rhine.
aud when the pheoe Il sds ther is a su u tur.
plus I sell he's Bds nofce u the Lobi y OF
furope, asd III end their az -uls TO attend tn.
sal es aid take all there is, dtriding It up II
never woes into the iTadc. but there is
m,re Jshsnni,ntrg sod in, hts eouc-
tiy whO'e viaeyGd in any year.
QuVrAtIoSs TO-DAY.
ALCOHOL 20 per gal. 40 per high winea
WHIsKY-i,egtided, COOL 80 a. per proc
sour mash, one lcar old, So TWO years old
75QD2 20. three years old. 2 25n2 SO; fancy, CT.
.rs old WHISKY. 8 t0@b 20. as per age.
wINKsrClereL In cases COOS on, per quail
ity; Cstawbs, per gal. g0o@l so. Pert, COCA 9
Sherry, p3r gallon, oOSis 90; Madeira, per gal
Ion, 6oab 90 While vine, in caaes 9 tggls %
Heidsick, i'm bnsket, 20 60@S2 80; Rrug, In bias.
ket ~ 50kS2 60 Dom astic champagne QUO
u 90
BOTTLED BEEs-s Louis quart, u %
tints. l2bo .Sudweiser owr size, u SO. piDts
Is So Eridbssr beer. 1nsrts 3 10 hints " so
zee beol. a.
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LIVE STOCK,

Tho two states which si.nd out pre.eminept
as dairy ceutf rs o. Q New York and Iowa, and
hose two Rave Tar largo number OF milcli
cIws than sny 9th RS New York aving 1,5l0,.
9Oi head, while Iowa has 1855, n, the next
,tats on tie li.t btiry lltnoi. with q 0s3 head,
followed ~ Pennsylvania, with 1851 When
we c, me. ho yey.r, n oxen srd o i cattle"
meprn beef Ct TIL, It Il en,n .&ns his
2i77c0, Gb ,ut on. .seveLt y The enti'e num-
hr in tins c,nnJy. and ne'y more tran
double ,he number IN anyo ~; ..ie. Iowcsfs
second ON The tie lis, yien 955,8l0 n't,
while Kansas has 39i. 20t Eebrask ], i so
Mssonri. !, s5.0s2 and Iilinnis, 4i2 S4l, TAX
TIE value OF mi CHI COWS ard beer cattle. %
total 10 over II, l00,C0p00. In sheep Iexas IS
again in M lraf with over Z 956,215 while
Cahforni. t,215 0ss; BIZ. ~ the later stale
The average Il Q 10 tux d wn 1t 4 90 only.
against s22i IL Texas OHIO has 5000 0)0
sheep, tn ayersgc yalne being 80 .ti or Mlltile
higher value tbasl III Texts The .nigbset
ru pber oil sheep IA amy one state u j,leJ Ia
New lex.c0. "a y
cUoTATIogB To-1Ay.
( EEEvES--Co.n bseyea 4a4}zc per ID; fair e
ROOD grass teeves, 3l<@3Hc per psnIdi medium.
gsass reeves, 933Jzc per onund
4 OWB--BaJreE cows. % tugi27 30: Miieh COVE
! orb Texnn grades. 40 o0te50 co: omulois e
sif e5 oue 10 90. Stock cattle aloud, 10000 ~ 90
Y, BULLS AND GTA99- For gGugage manu-
gg(a &c %: two-yenr-ods. l2p 10.
4 HEEP--Good mutton, S@3zc I'er pound;
editsm mutton. 2k@2xc per pound; ksccs
bee 20c@3 co. "a
8 oATs-2 o0G2 70 Fer head.
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caIcIsa a. MAaKEr.

CHrcAoo, Matcn IS -,Fiour quiet and un4
hest active but lower; closed
Sc 81 u o.; ,Aprii SO ia 20 90 10: Nay, oil
81 to 81 ~. Jone, IS s $40 81 "a July, 81
~. 10 .OS / 2; No. 2 rid wn.ter. 08 10 81,
O,rn IN good denend and tiru: clcsed 3-S
,blgher then yett rday; cash. 81 s 8 10 65
lB8: March, 81 3-8 "a 80; April, 81
81 to 81 f.lis Msy, 30 70 81; jane.
l67 c-s n " SIS, July, 69i.2 Osts-sui.;
j s 10 IA ioRef; @ <sh 30 III 10 81 H.
N arch. 1884 Apiii. S07 8 3 ~ 10; May.
85 to is 4 ~ r ~ Ia demnnd; m$sket.
rr.ier; sh 81 Isl II $3.50; Nay. 4ls 90 70
x1S ~: Jnpe, $3.50; Iuls, $l8.T 10 $ls
1912 Lsrf - fair dem nd And shane
easter: cash. 8 IS 20 0 81; Msy 9.55 IL 20
065; Jus, o 81 IN . OIL Bulk ,us&ts
~ TAR 1on,e ~: tnouiders.7 % shrft rib.
3 %; short o. ars 8.6J. The Drnvers 4 mr.
! Il reports H3Re--f 4oeIp,s. II, 200; ms,k6t
.Iov hat sfe,dy rough pscklce. - ~ ri
500: pscs,ue end snibptne, s. 60 % 81 20
i,skf Sis 6 t6.o5 Css''s- asesipis.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-03-20

i.ino; weak aud STEADY; expors $3.50 Ia
10 rs go ID 10 cboice rhipp,ng, Sa,.S "A
nj ~, cnmmou 10 medium $3.50 70 80 W;
co,nied TEXANS. IS 10 SO. Shsslr-Rs erip Q.
go: slow: 20 Ia o. lis.r; inirnov 10 TAR.
W. rs to Si.b0 medium IL good, Si5O 10 80.
cnvies T. * "a, ft9Ot' %.
KANSAS CITY MAaKkr,
Kansas iir., March Is -Whsat lowe T;
SI34 "a ~ rs, cash: Is hid ADi; 81 bid
May. Ourn lows,; al - 20 II 7-S cssb;
~ Ia bud April; % B-8 old May 0hss'fopg
-; 20 Tnr Live Stock lrdica,or reports
Ga,,l,-Receip's, 62J; oil rirsn lirht; timer
aud n,ch.r nstvr steers, l.0O1 TO i.2j0
poands So 80; lockers ana iesctrs: II W q
10. COVE, 10 rs 10 81 20. Hrs--R eeip,s
1900: weaker und loser: Z 2S t. 20,
u unds average, S02J TO so SU maii ly,
20 ~ 10 1890. sneep-R csipt', 400;
steady add uu,oanpeh. M
NAV RK MArEEr
Nav York, March lS.--B-eves-- Receipts.
$50. mriply tor rity trade and siauth'sief .
direct; nothing doing Va beef cat II, dressed
bsef barely steady o to 10 2; no city
dressed. snsep--R, cs,p's, 3, 200; very enir'
but snude hfmerior R0od al,', pio~s,o X
common 10 choice sheep sold a. ~ 20 q
so 40 per cwt; comD0n TO lair yesf.if @
lam-s. so t. S7.spriog lambs, 81 10 81
Fnur sisadv aud ulcnanted. Whea -
SPOT Its heavv,l 10 III IoWtri Oploir
isclined s. $50 1.2 Ut toe opening. alter
wards ru'ed Stronger, rallied 1877 3s
q sing firm, migrated rec. s, 10 81 II, No .
red, Sl.l3; No. 2 red. 81 1884
IN $lO7; store. SIS 4 to $lU9,
aoa'. Uorn-Spct lots u shpde lower. clo'-
ing stronger; options opened asbsde pa ',.r'
afterwards rul.d siesdi-r. tlo.ina Is 70
3.S higher; ungrsd-d CD TO 81; No
B. 50 IA To 90 81: s'eamer, 90
IL TO co; .l-vsto-, 10 34 70 Oh
al esr-d; No.2, IL t, OIL Ia, elevator; "
IA. delivered. ioilce-Spn. more doihss
90 ions active but lower: RIO NJ. .no,,
1918. ss,,, 1870 bars; Maroh, $50 e. 0 3d.
Aprl 965 :" 0 81; May, 8 70to US; jan.
965 10 go; July, go to 9I5
August, 0S. September, DO to- pro
Ootober, 0T5 10 9S5 Sugar
dull and nom MI. II ,lns.es steady: Nss
Orleans. So 10 IS. Rca qnis,, but ii,m
IA l,w dull: 734to 77-i6 Rosin seadv:
81 so TO 81 50 IL rurpeniire Il m; 30
Woo, DUET aud shout steady. Pnk dur;
m.es, spo', $l7 90 LIZ to sl8 Lsrd steady,
western steam spot, qnO'sd at 500.
HBw ORLEANS M.RKhr
new ORLEANS, Narcn 1S-Cotton seed
oi,-Prime crude, so 10 81 summer yellow.
AZ to Al; r.arket dull and lower. Others
unchanged Iocesssnt rsin restricted bus
mess. Exchange unchanged