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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-09-19
TNI. COUNTY COURT.


List of Grand and Petit Jurors.
The IL clict contains 100 civil cases. di-
vorcc suits, State cases and Is chauccry
eases the aggregate being "A smaller mum
Der than for many years past. The jury
calendar contains II cases. Following are
list, Of the grand and petit iuricS;
Grand .Jury-i}oltou, f. ". Hall; Bur
ling;on, Willard Crane, Samuel Hunt
ington; Charlotte. \. y. Byington;
f. Chaplin, c. H. Nichols IIinrsburgh,
ii. \. Bccchcr Huntington, O. IL. Ellis:
Milton, ID. l.. Field; Richmond, Henry
Gillett, f. +. Gleason; Shclhun, Edgar
Nash; South burlington, Eleazcr TAFT a;
st. George, II: II. Tillcy Inderhill, T..
NJ Graves; Wcstfurd, j. II. MacOmbcr:
Williston, G. ~ Reed.
Petit jurors-Bolton, O. ID. licnis Bur
lington, q. b. Arnold, ". L. Kelsey, Fred
BeauUre Charlotte, Carlisle Lewis, Beech
Beers; Colchester, ". II. Mcbride, Il. II.
Porter; Essex, George \. Newton, {. y.
Nichols, ". h.. ;"huson; liiine' hiurSh,
Charles II. Wright Z. v. ID. Weed :;
Huntington. :. NJ Gilrtt, Harry Ross; Mil
ton, q. W. Phelps, e. II. Wood Richmond,
NJ. NJ Bates, y. f. TOmliueOn Shclhurn,
H. w Tracy. H. NJ Tomlinson South
b arlington, Fred \. Drury; -. George,
Addison smith ludurhill, George {.
Duutuu, William Fuller; WcStford, II. f..
jackson, f. :. Dunlap; Williston, ". y.
Murray, \. f.. Iamson, John ID. lsham.
Opening of the september Tcrm--A small
Docket.
The regular september term OF Chittcn-
den county court opened in this city ON
Tuesday morning, sept 10; Hon. Russell
:. Taft, presiding judge; Hon. Ezra b..
Andrews and Hon. jaime, :. Plat, assist
ant judges. The session was opened with
prayer by Rev. NJ. d. Jump, pastor Of the
Methodist Episcopal church, Proclamation
was then made for grand and petit jurors
and Judge Taft charged the grand jury in
the usual terms. Referring 10 the visit
made to the grand jury last year by dele
CATION of the W. &. +. t., Judge Taft
said IN effect that such a visit
was Illegal and thar lis repetition
would subject its makers To punish
mcut for contempt of court. Henry
GiIlcit OF .Richmond was appointed fore
man of The grand jury. The Jury calcuda'
WAS then called, ANA Of the fifteen cases
upon ii two were temporarily passed over,
three were discontinued, Two were
marked mo trial. two were continued
ana ulc Was left with the court thus lcay-
ing only five cases for the jury The
probability is that one or more OF these
| VIII be continued oruthcrWlSc disposed of.
and the prospect is good for brici term
of court.
40 ease appearing ready for trial, rC-
cess was taken until {? p. IN, At the after
noon session two or three motions of
/ minor Importance were made ana an ad
journment was had until O'Clock this
morning.
Wednesdays Session-Report of the Grand
Jury.
The time of the county court Wednesday
] nv IA ri y
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--LnigIIIn.


COMPOSED OF 81 LETTERS.
Ny 2 Is /! III II is to dsconncct.
My -, -" l. j. lust.
Ny :! - - rs Il is Il kind of tree.
MN - p - : Is l. to keep near.
Niy3l I, 10 81 u i uubhN.
nv 4 - ~ .! - are used by hluck>mith>.
Ny T. - =! = is Il large number.
Ny q + II l. Il wise man.
MY S.'} - 81 j. a kind OF dance.
My whole - pruNcrh which l. especially
applicable to the curious.
BENNIE BEE.
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something of Interest for Our Young
Readers.


Lat harade.
To the park with ANXIOUS haste.
When the first began to play
Harry ran. though had said
lie must stay at home that day.
but ~ playmat" wild and rough,
Told him that he rather rcckuucd
Boys should do Whutc'cr they pleased
After they had reached his second.
lie vas knocked down in the street
BY II passing team" they said,
When they brought him back To IN"
With Il whole about his head.
JENNIE j.
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COM MERCIAL.
New York Produce Market.

NEW YoRK. Sept. Il.
COTTON New Orleans quiet at 10 Mo-
bile easy AT Gfs Savannah Stcadicr AT vs.
Charleston easy at 10; Memphis quiet at
FLOUR Receipts of u.iiO barrels. FIX
ports Of 1870 barrels; Dull and heavy without
at 22o"2d0 D; Supcrnc at g ioMS2 ~;
common to good at - iGd 50 10; good 10
choic" at - HMjGO fancy white wheat
western extra at j25li } 30; extra Ohio ut
- DUjGO extra St Louis at s! SHtj - ;
chulc" to double extra Minnesota 1T SG OO
o' 50 10; No. at 3 O,P 81 20 fair TO good
AT - W"3 90; good to choice at 81 lIUj 30 !;
2h@ dds. of city nil extra al - jjfi II IL ;
900 hhls Tine at - GDu = so; liOJ hhls extra
o.: 81 $40 bhI,. low extra at :! ijH3 - 300
HhiN winter wheat at =: ~" = 90; 1900 hbls.
Minnesota extra AT - - 10 81 ~: southern
steady. RYE FLnrR easier at lo"3 -.
GRAM WdGr Gcc,irl, Of o9,soo bush
els. .ENp"rls of 2,.E2 bushels ON spot,
lots lrll. hirhcr; closing firm: export de-
nand ii-ht speculation fairly active, Sales
al 2m,Guu hl~t"t~ ON spot. No. , srring at
-; No. 3 Il" at 1i'",ij; No, 3 red at No"SI;
No. rcd at Niil"S' ;o'cyH'or No. rcd state ut
at ~ RYE steady. Western at 90; stat" at
~. BARLEY steady. tONN tliil" higher,
paint export and moderate ~pccahtiNcc h,l~-
uu~hci~. Exports of 3i1i> bushels Sales Of
la9itW bushels uu spot. No. Sat 81; \u. > at
tUuG0.4; Nu.2 white at Ut. OATS l,pal high
r' AMI AMOR" active. closing arm. Receipts Of
it>.iH hu-ci~. sales ul ~i.rt bushels ON spot.
W. at 3iii; duwmt" at $50; No . AT
Il i"'i =; 10 white at 3ilt"H'e; No. at
- . ; DO white at - mixed western ut 3lU34:
white do at 80 II white state at 3Sol2t..
GkOt EltES Sugar dul. Refined quiet.
y at G"5'-; tut5 i-lGoi 5-lG; extra c at ) ,-lG
"1 9-~; white extra { at i3S05as mould \
al 1'< "a yellow at i"'i'A; cunlcctiunCrs
\ at Il Ii cur loaf and crushed at powder
rd III G't"G's glanuldtcd at G9-lG; Cubes at
hErEoLErM united at ~, bid.
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Thu Eree 2ress,
CITY AND VICINITY.


Sheriff Barton went to Rutland ycstcr-
day with D,viI Bulcutt and Stephen
Never
rho+r,, Allan, ci,r,,ro c,,,n irtn MR.,
,.,,.,,,.I,[o ,,'i,h i,n I,,,t. nf iu.,l,.' ln,
rr,rY.,mS \v,.t,n nunh,n sea
our,,,,r., t,v.n.,,,,u .InI,u Dewey pn
u h,. u,,,,,t,d IN ut,n,iutmout ~ i'm
.tru,tur il, rlil,.nubv In Nichi,r,u Uni
,rrsity
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~, 81,
>>FN "''
hcN' W. T. l'"''il mas returned I"'
ms t'''tl 'TIP' ana ms hHaI'H' ms many
lII'huH VIII ne n.r"'rh To- l'"'H' Nus "'''
greatly "'h'H'cu ny MS N"'''''"L
The St AlbauS Messenger reports t.hi
scycra! people q! that village mad thcir
pockets picked at Ia" Sla'e i"Ir '''' man
lost Hio' announcer 81 announcer SI'"' IN" ~"
ON.
The members of the FIRST baptist
church have decided not to mold services
in the auditorium until September 2d'h,
when the centennial services ui the
church will take place.
The ?:i5 race. left unfinished Friday
was concluded at Howard Park SATURDAY.
only four horses put in an appearance
and the neat and race were easily car
tured bv Brot her, IN 2:34 .
rho.,,,tIuv.. l,,.o tho r.ni,t,tin,, of b.-
in.,n,.,.,tl.r ,.i.o and III. ,il.,,nd f,ct th,t
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.,.,.,,., j.. rn,r,r,nI -. J., .i,,n ,I,t w.. ,,r.
t,I,yo.n .hu,.t fan ,nd , .n,.nrn winter
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80 ''''>'
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3.--Curtailrd Blanks.

l. an attempt to Kill thc-dug, and
finally succeeded.
>. The sut. after drinking too much " lazy
down ON the hearth too near a blazing - and
burned his clothes.
g. The cat cTlwlvd through the window
where the T. broken out, ana utc All the
mink there was in the
I. when Bertha Dcanc had her --,u --- of
the guests remained until past midnight.
). If the sailors had had n - of manhood
they would not have left tn" man ON the
to die.
H. Mr. Jones was intending to --- the fence
TODAY. hut the from his lame wrist pre-
vented him.
SPARKLE.
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tardy case and the details are not eIifying.
Testimony had been completed atadiourn-
mcut. Wales a. Wales for plaintiff +.
K. Hard for defendant.
In the afternoon the grand jury report
ed and was discharged. II returned only
two true bills. Its report commcndc the
manner in which the jail is kept, and APP
proved of tine recent repairs made upon
the building but expressed the opinion
that ii was not worth repairing any more.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-09-19

ST. ALBANS, sept. L..
Receipts liberal. market active for Tine. But
ter, fair to good, T. to IL cents per H.. choice,
Il 20 ~ cents per h.. selections, u cents per
H.; a few extra tine packages at a higher
price,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-09-19


us HOtUIG/ cDHrfjiiOH. girc tome
In ne S;oDI0ch. inrig0rufc the
hjdI!cD.. cure EOHSiiD0tjOH.
j,rO,iNciiiJ n UcUithy .fp-
ijcfjir. Souitd DigcsfiOH.
T"DG/0r .SfOOis. Eic0i >kjR URd Il
jjDOrOnS B0dD.
It is the GREAT REMEDY for all
Nervous Discusses, Neuralgia,
Rhcumatisin, Nervous Dcbili-
tN, Paralysis, BiliOu>ncSS,
Dyspepsia, CostiNcMcSS and
Piles, Liver Complaint, all
Kidney Troubles, i'c-
male Complaints, and
all Diseases arising
from an Impure stat" Of the
Blood.
We -iy" YOU below Tia" medical propcrtic
of III" article, u.ci in III Wa,nuiarturc of the
CELERY CNMrutNn taken trolu the United
states Di>p"n~nt"ry, ;Wd other standard
Authorities.
LUPUhIN 16',t. "iy% ri%s, lop,' , j,
recommended in nervous 't-rt-r-. producing
Sleep and relieving pain. u.r.i in Dyspepsia. re-
stomach, ON" of thr best remedies for nervous
trcmDI-. walk, tIiur~~ ami l.lrTum. alIGVlug
the pain of urDictf,r rheumatism. ctc..ctc.
BUCRU I .y}i. r H." @rr".'r lr"n N, H.
I.rd i'm t"uhIc digestion with lotu.,ur'.
chronic rh"umti-nl. cut'n. 'u. S.. .'u,Iu'.- .uul
dgpu.N.
Daay4LlVa a l,.o.' "' ..a ~. .a ....
ul ...-..-tIpH CD. .I' .'.'. .-... ...i ',.fu.,
5ta5a2a.l.Ya ..ra,..... !,
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RI SSELL. in this city sept. Ii, ,Iulia Rus
sell, widow oi Charles Russell, AGED II years
BULLS. In burlington, Tuesday momu.
sept. H. Mrs. Pcr~i~ Bulls. aged - Years.
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IL ltM'DNll, Sept. Ia.
Butter, fair to choice, sold at - to ~ cents:
selections, q to %: chcc g. factory, 10: farm.
9 to 10; eggs. Is; live hogs. ) to 80.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-09-19
Answer, to TuIIlos of Last week.
!. baldwin.
3! DmBh Muluck CrUil,.

a., Mansard. ?, Aspire. B. Convex. (,
Colorado. >, Pardon. H. Chaplain !, concrete.
&, Dcfacc.
The South Carolina rice crops have been
seriously damaged by heavy rains and
floods.
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Sliced 2OU22c. Bacon POO. Beef ton ne Isc
TripC Sc. Sausage 12l6 to lSc.
OYSTERS. Standards, 30 cents T. quart, So
lccts, 20 cents T. at.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-13

DENDLEToN, BowLTN 4 BoWLIN:, ".
Il 8. Pendleton, County Attorney; n: n
Bowlin, G. X. Bowlin--Attorneysa al law, Fort
Worth, Tex. Office, county attorneys ONCE
In the court house. up stairs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-13
THE GAZETTE: FORT woRTF TEXAS, SUNDAY JULY 10.

sion was received with much surprise
by the down town business men. The
liabilities are said to foot up two mil.
lion dollars. The assignee said he had
not yet examined the books, and could
not make any statement. The mem
bers OF the firm have not been seen.
a prominent Broadway merchant
said the announcement of the sus-
pension caused no commotion In tie
dry goods circle, because II was ex-
pected for some time.
A well-known Worth street merchant
said he believed the liabilities would
not exceed one million.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-13
Chicago.


Special TO this Gazette.
CHICAGO. July l2.-All the markets to-day
were dun. There Ia an outside demand for
wheat and this sustained prices, Dotwith-
standing the bears efforts TO break them
down.
Corn was slow and weakened more than
wheat.
Wheat closed steady Mt opening figures.
Provisions were dead dull.
The pit was almost entirely deserted and
but few sales were made.
Prices are nominal both for pork and lard.
Cash pork about steady.
Cattle fair: receipts for Saturday $500. All
sold at steady prices. Texans sOp5 80.
sheep duh aud lower.
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO. July iA-FLous-Quisi and IN
changed.
WHKAT-July sosSosil1. closed SOJl: August
slk9s3. closed -; s<ptNinber, sS1z&si5s, closed
~.
sYas. ss sc:sa ss' : ssy
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-13
SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
LAW CARDS.

DALI & MOZART, ATTORNEYS at LAW.
ID Office over First National Bank, corner
Houston and Second streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-13

LunhnR-housa iumpe,. t,,x,n~. 10 ,r.s~.
nnu nnucf, nreSrclRsA. s2l ssripplns' ~ ~.
9oxine ana flooring, clears. III. tk{ck 49, ~
"a ana ~, W. rough lumber. ssccr., n,srtS
srDlse" IF sssn Som,Sc snl M rs
second do. 90; third DO "a. NC rc, pine ~ y
y r,,, ~ ns s,sn pine ~ fa so 40 X a. nssivs
DSEssSp LyMarA-Bcrins n ,nob.. =.
unu ,., ~ oo9% %; do XSs, Us 6css1 m
sSenuing, Joist CT any common iuynhSs
x 70 ~ Wy,H w boxing over u inches. sSifnSa
~ w thick clcars. ~ to <end q M filSsf NJ
second class. any kinl. al ocDU Sd "
,DhkskD AND MATCurD FLpopruo.-us~~s
clnss, ~, secorA CLANS, N, ~"
WMlfKffNk FuRrreHN0 I.uunup--in ~.
Mnu zihcu white pine, Ssw iuvil ,io ~. - -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on PLArN-sEirrt -.
mon white pine, ss2s0 I'd do, sNN. III do -
p0plar, y. ~ 0oax.6G pcnlar. VI ~ rsss,ss ~
uver,ns e22So; DO, " "a ~
40 9 ,n.S am.SUhRKn.--lk, N ana inch, IN
. sni.oiss- Wni,s pine a, y; DO sssa.o !.
brand, %, do No. q EsS DO Xc. 4 ~ sSs n.s n,ny
sswed heart, s.ss saps, q x ~ = ''''&' nsuvs
sss.ss or nAtJG yellow pine do D; isth.
LIxS, Csxssr, Erc--Iam., Austin a =
POT pe,' Cement. louisville or isusenaic. q ri
Per DBL; Portland, N,s per bbi. PIssecy prris'
, wsw sors or Michigan, % 90 per bbl. PisstSs
MISUNDERSTANDING sMpsr N.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-13
rev Orleans.

PROVISIONS.
Nrw ORLEASs, July IL. - FLouR--Dull
aud lower, high grades pOel5 81.
GoRN--ln fair demand. yellow mixed ~,
yellow tGa61; white mixed 72@1a; choice
white.b.
oars quiet hut steady; ssa3a.
CORN Mn.i.-Dull and lower at 2s'.i
ltAY-Duil; prime 10; choice l7to,1th.
PoRk-Srarre and FIR at 1871.
LAKD--Ticfce refined lower nj ~.
BuLh MkArs--Stcady, with hlir demand:
shoulders, packed. 81; long clear and clear
rib 81.
BAcoN-eteadS fair demand; shoulders
JSs; long clear pi{; clear ribs ~.
HAMS = Choice sugarcured canvasct,
steady ana unchanged,
WHrsKY-steady; Western roctined i0tr
20,
COPPER STEADY; good demand; Rio cargoes
common TO prime 7AUil
suGAR-Duili common a346ri: fair 10
fully fair itk@Is prime Az; yellow
clarified b..m5h; granulRtcd 0's.
MOLAsSEs- Dull. refined 20tp35; choice In
good demand and steady.
KicE-Quiet but firm; Louisiana ordinary
TO prime sSsepaA3.
BRAN Dull and lower IS.
PHrRoLhuM-pull and lower. nj 3sa39,
Corron SEED OII--PIime crude g7lte2s
supitier yellow Sst1i0.
SIGHT EXCHANGE.
NEW ORLEANS, July st2,-SiRht exchange
on New York, . % per loo premium,
sterling exchange b. Is. s2Is@a 81.
COTTON MARKETS.
COTTON RkoEiPrs AT ALL UNITED sTArks
1
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-13

NTHD- A GOOD TENANT DESIRES
10 6octire a furnished cottage Tor the
T. Heferences will, be given and re-
Address c., this Office.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-13
KAnsns c,t,.

hensne Cttf.
Special to the Gazette.
KANSAS CRY, July is.--rrovisions quiet
and unchanged.
Loose meats dun; pork steady at II 80.
cattle supply light. Some Texans cffered.
good steady; common lower, as = Gamers
want them cheap.
sheep dull.
Wheat and corn quiet
PRODUCE.
KANSAS CITY. July il--wuEAr--6ei bid
cash, 10 July. 70'a August: ~ september.
CoaN-io bid cash and July t,4 August.
9<rs--2i bid.
LIVE STOCK.
The lave stock Indicator reports.
acknowledgements; native steers OF 400
TO l,bfn pounds tntf6sj native steors Of no
e loo pounds .tess -; grass Texans s'tto
4 ~. cows 2 -at,s so. Hh
nssl-lseceipts aS; natives a5 pounds av-
crage SEQ.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-13

- FNNUVVk,
NEw YORK, July l2--FLouR---Strong.
WAEAT--Spop lots advanced ia toll; op.
lions advanced ~ TO X, closing with outside
figures ruling siroDg; No. . red cash o. S-ieD
sgs|s; July 81 =, August ~ l.tSps Ii, closing
Us ii: september 81 JSdoS1-2.
CcHS-Spot grades duli. No. 3, IS l.2aDS6,
steamer 1912; No. 2. "a i-itttl Ia No. . July
60l4esEss, cios ng tN,,; August 6,tscD8l, closing
60 ~ september 80 1a,adi. closing 6oI.
CossNE spot arm; lair lilo quiet Rio No.
spot SG options weaker, closing steady,
Sales $40 bags. Rio No. 7-August ssspS 80,
September \ "a; October \ Aors -.
,SuGAR-Quiet English island ~; refined
weak; on A 66i6
NoLAssEs Quiet and unchanged.
Kic' -.Steady with moderate demand.
TALLow-Dull and heavy, ~ s1td 3l6.
Woodruff aud unchanged.
roKk Dali, but barely steady.
LARD Dull Western steam, spot, t5sls s.,
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nualkEss FOR SALE.
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
bR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


| SALE OR RENT - A HARD
BOD drop-leaf desS-tsble, wi h ADJUST
lived book case above. Glass doors,
skS, drawers and pigeon holes. For
partiCul.rs address n. Is. W., lock
post-oilice, or inquire at No. 81
u street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-13

door S sStsws q 9 and q per ssnt on a.,
Tuned .n lacks, ~ per cent. OF; cof7Ss scii.s y
PVT cen. on blind hinges 10 md Is ~ ~..,s
D,n Sn% c,,n bolts y and 10 per 6tnt' ~:
- pcr cent od; deep stampcd AN s,n S,Ss
vSnI ON swallow stamped WnrA. "a ~ - ~
ON 'apnnned ware, " nor cent a. /" W Ssns'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-13

JAMEs A. PoAGE, ATToRNEY-AT-LA
81 and land agent, Albany, Snackelford
county, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-13

pRrH N ATIONAL DETECTIVE
a. Walter MADDOX. Jas r.. Young
perally for any Information lead
kpprehension OF criminals OF Nil
WI furnish private watchmen,
rhants' Interests, trace up stolen
attend TO collections. 0fire 3i2
y. upstairs. opposite Drs. Burts a
p, or hherins ONCE at the court
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-13
nsv Urissps

NEW OBLEaNs, july u. --Corron -
Spot closed quiet.
Low Ordinary 1916; Ordinary 1916: Good
Ordinary 1916; Low MiddlIng 10 7.lB; Mid
ding 10 1915; Good middiing II III; hiddling
Fair II 5-lG; Fair llllIJ.
RalGx 100
Futures closed steady, TO 3 points or
since las closing.
sSRleS, ~, 3UU.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-13
PROFESSIONAL.

LNINLAY Il HOLMAN, ATTORNEYS AT
II Law and Land Agents, Graham, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-13
The wabash.

NEW YORK, July l2.-Receivers of
the Wabash will make general an
nouncement Monday that yice-Presi-
dent Talmage Of the Missouri Pacific
has severed connection with that
property and will take entire charge OF
the general management OF the Wa
bash system.
The court In the original instructions
ordered the receivers Of the Wabash to
cancel the lease OF the property Of the
Iron Mountain and inaugurated q
separate management Of che two prop
cries entire.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-13
TELEGRApHIC MARKETS.
New York Stock Market

MN. N,n,,, IrI, 10 ,,,,,-,r,, maui, A.,
ps,,.-s.- 49,. -. . .',,,N 49,
49,, -, =, ,,,1 'N'' " =
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- $3.50, $500 80 $3.50,
-. ~.r,'-s- .. vs. " $50, W.. ~.
prinys the surplus up 10 SSs,SSi %"
above the legal requirements, the
largest sum held by banks for years.
1850 $50. W." - 'S vs. $500
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-13
81. Louis.
special 70 the Gazette.

Special % Tue 6axott6
ST.. LOUIS, July MISUNDERSTANDING The
forenoon tile mark ct was slow and one cent
lower. Al the noon call there WAS rally,
and the close WIS irm and prices steady.
In corn, after first sales there WAS q stinen-
Ing up. ms the demand was rather urgent, and
the market closed II hi.lier.
Provisions were weaker In feeling, and
only moderate business was transacted.
Cattle were steady under light receipts and
prices nrm. Texas sold Al 00S5 20.
Sheep steady.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-13
Galveston.

9Alvr-oN, July l2.-UoTros-Spot closed
dun, VI or
Ordinary ~; Good Ordinary %; Low
Middling lO1k, Middling IUk 0ouu- Mid
ding u. Nj .dling Fair NJ.
Receipts, 10.
Sales, rs
Exports coastwlsc, none.
stock, i1s6.
Futures. first call easy; second call stendy;
third call and close steady: decline VI one
point on some months and others unchanged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-13

LIVERPOOL, July "a rDrTos--gpot closed
firm; demand light; quotations unchanged.
is,terAAy. s io,,sasy.
Ordinary. -....t...... b9e Do-lu
Good prdinary....,-.. 1915 Ns
Low middiing. ...,.- Q i-IG
Middltng nplauds... " JlG
Middling tSrleans.... eX . 1910
Sales 300.
American 800.
Exports for speculation 800
Imports, 12,l00: American, l,s00.
Flu sEes closed seA ~, wan decline Of 3
uulnf<
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-13

Eastern Texas and southern Tcxss stoch
the above quotations.
The above prices are for herds of 1900 head
and upward, delivered on tho trails, and for
such cattle M those raised In the couuties
embraced In tho following territory, West
OF the Texas Central Railway; north OF a line
drawn cast and west with Waco, and east Of
y llne drawn north and south with Baird and
Ammunition.
.fowder--Blnstins, y kcy, W 20, Rifc, p Is b,
wv hne, l2H ms..a 70. Rifie ~sh me-. q M'
sNs' w ~ eaNs nurt shNs 10,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-13
rRAyEuo OK STOLEN.

fep- ONE BRTSDLECoW ABOUT
y ears old. brand upintellibi ble.
m yet the ,are by calling ON Mr..
t8 Smiths pastureand paying
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FOUND.

ED--A PLY ICIAN'S Pocket MED
~ case. The owner can have BY
At this office, proving properly and
for This notice.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-13

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sour mash, one year old. o. 90 two years old:
extra old whisky Nat6,
ity; Oatawba. per gallon, 500 co. Port, u 400
per gal., Il e606 %; White wine, In GASES.
" 0Otbl0 %.
CHANPA0NB--0. H. Mumm d Co., Extrs
Dry, 90 00do88 %; Heidaiok, In bAsh OF, eN OOQ
70 Oh Krug, In basket, s2s 06030 90 Domestic
cham payne, q 1WN %. Geo. 0oulst, sxtrs
A..- = IA, AZ. per dos. % oosa ~ Porter.
sla So Budweissr quarts % %; pints us %;
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Anthony 4 Kuhn's, qt's ol2 %, plnts ia q
H. OlauSan = Sons chempagne beer. quarts
e!2 g. pins el2so; gAk's1lnwaukss. quartz,