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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
1t seemed to be pretty well agreed among
brokers at the Produce Exchange yesterday that the
visible supply statement due to-day, would show
in wheat closely approaching 100000 bushels.
Yet tie depressing influence Of this expectation waS
Offset by OF liberal purchases of wheat for
port. ana by the OminOus and unsettled condition OF
affairs in Europe respecting the ROumelian revolution
only fairly active business DONE however though
prices closed strong at about the best figures. There
were 10000 bushels taken for export lace Saturday
but only $500 bushels the amount engaged here
yesterday. Cash lots up 1Gll2 cent but very
little business done. The options closed with final
gains OF 81 q cent follows: October 0Sl4 cents :;
November. IL December, ~ OBS January 81 O3ll,
February, I'll 0i7s The cash business ia
trfng. but prices were well sustained by fearsof n
"squecZ"." Options scored gains of sal cent at 5ls
for October, JOls for November 49A- for December.
iGli January aud 4G5s cents for February. oats
steady for cash. but shade easier for options at
3Ol2 for October 31li November, and 32ls cents
for December The provision markets we're moderately
active AMI weaker. Lard declined al cents, closing as
follows: October, 80 Is; November ara December
50 % January, 80 %, and February SO ~.
At Newborn, Philadelphia, Baltimore nud Boston tho
receipts of gram yesterday were: Wheat; l39I39
bushels; corn lNOI37 bushels oats, 225,Ol3 bushels;
total gran 545.lS9 bushels lour 3? BOT barrels Inc
arrivals mt Chicago, Milwaukee ana ST. Louis were
Wheat l61, Ol0 bushels corn. 275.00i bushels; oats
22I77G bushels total grain, G63.199 bushels; houi'
25, - barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13
SIiIE OK TRfDE.

- O., ,..,,....,.,,.. ,r,,,,..,. rr,,,r
nAtuH1ag OCT - -'.'i2D ,',"y WA ini ~, 40 Ga i
t@ hsTari ,t', I,' F.1g :, o. ~ M,
81. a. oo. rnap,co rtmtly - 30. 40. -urcrat.ye
Mar, and. 9"l -'- 80 w.. % " 'Ai'T '! H'o' 90
ap-c. u,'op,r % r'-c' N"yrm!. o. 80 r. 49,. %
southern; W"," ''G Co. ia r'.G". 70 , "i', ~
- lam IT., 4.ist,r,c ,,t, steady ami a1c -autI.
20 .1G'.c ",,i,Tp WAC 49, o. t" ~ 80, &C.,
a ana gaet ", }r 1ot - & r.
bb.-. uats = Jush sacs-wb,ai ,'i.o1D 1asna Com.
'I cos,o ,' o.. - Flour firm Western -up.anc
sos EItr, 40 -. iaicut ~prins W at. - 500
steamer lS.'p. &c. It amer Vt,u ec 40 Grade 80
sn'rt. and Vi iIar ,,c,ly rr,,i,.oa. .,ri. ,.uef-
Wc-,rn 'fr'mi y "a a., ESf, .i,'' ',' ',,'n
Torn. ,~''J Ou'a. oats. -'"'' 0''A' ''''"''ooo
best sprns l.olcr rat.ur - 8 FANNY Wnto - ia
imtllat. - o. s." Rcd Ntcr pc 80 Wmtrlt use on
"s rG G" &c. Pf n s lot" iS % i Mf aaa at 5ds S
ryg neglected no'G t["isAt' steady! % "" , me- '2a
canal H. oPS ,, Corn 3g CO.., 10 Er" {S STS
lI,. what 1000 Gu,l Corn q 800 ou,i oats. l4oO
,.n,c,co oc, l2 Flour ouet an, unchanged. Choice
T," 1 .<ert - Igs. ~. rateqt" - 7,a, -:
lev rics EGO Ky, r2 , 5 t' ct" ~ g1rre5'
ro0n a' At y, 'Noycmocr So e,,tc CLOSING o7c
re May H'''4
1tlici 80 ~urHg. -'l-C. 40 spring - &c
so Rcd '2it' ~ Rcd g. corn uultt ana MN
tash tic n't"nrr W SO. c"Hlip ~ ) ~ N''r,u
u'I. 40" NC" 'I"r'uV AZ 1lf'' '''i 81 ,.,t'.,7
~ 80 &C 'At- '''N -a'a t'I'-'h '',,', 30 t.s,,,,
80" &c losing u" - &c ~, ''l"'l ,t..-
AZ -'H Way ~ "-' Nv. '.,.'',,
bellc'-No :. o. q &c orr ''''' ''" " ~. icr
'cir''r - ~ $50. '"'lhst a. - - ..l,',
= D. - - + l"'h- AZ - D." y '''l',' ,, -
y Peg. clu.iuS at ~'.' lMd steady ,',s i"IL'" ',l
<GOu"tb u Dcioucr *''' ~ - go. NuNrU"I f.'".,
% "22 Year, 80, las" 90 buismr'ts SuouutiS - 'o
~ - short I'M side, - ~ - 30 Sho,. car .,s
- tuHS' D. HeceUts-t'hr liupD bbIS@ "hrl- SlUoo
rIs! corn lG,.uUU Iu, patS i,.Oo1 "usE' HG luulO
busr B?Ttrv Gonna NhUments-fIouL liuOu DbT Nhcal
fSOu bush tOr.L .H1uOu Ou7i, Oats l-JuVO Ousi iIJt
1000 bush. Bariry $1,000 busn.
CINtIvNAu. oct ~ Flor durt and higher: Family.
- .u0tIN5 FANCY - -..S Wheat 40 = itri.
H. be- rrc,lnts 100 Shipments .UUu push corn wclk.
NJ NI,rn i,r itLc Uli, = Mixed - ~.
iy,--No . Ftil Cjc harley steady No Ful. Sic
PM ami M - ~ ItuI strong u - ~ LHEj -.
.uli m,at. steady shoulders 90 Shorjrb - 30:
Bacon -iIuucrA ~ Nf2 9uprtrG. - %
Siort 81 mr. .iBl Wli,>ry firm aad St'ply ~ vi %
Hog, q net Common liguL - OJ0ti 90 Pack.
ng and But-h,rA GJHti lOi cCcVts. 5000 hcll sltU
meats go n,aA
,.,...,, v.to., %o / Vtifr DIi,, cash
az. 80 .,.',i'', 30 > ia ta,u ana
ni,u,r a. C. 'tc",i,rr t;i a.. prcrmbcr Qsl &C SO
,i t, p..ps =, ,nb hu,' corn M = 81 a.,
X. % ,VI,,. a., No %
',,..'..'. a., &C., -. y. . l,,t 80. NO
NLW Nki'. .''i ~ hru wax "a ". g ~,
oats Gul Ne. =. 90 Nv quiet 80 J.. ''c n'ivN
~. u I.r tItvF. 80 M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13
rrRonElN pRODUcE MAEKEr.

tIvFRrooL oct 2-IroyI.ions.-l ;Icon Cumberland cut
az ,1 Long tlrar MIddlcs Cd Short clear MiCdl" (
AZ Id; short labs UL; shoulders, ~. ~" per cwt
peef-sl Tor Extra Indian Mess f!It Mess OF. Od
rr1me Mos, 5is Oh per bbL i1r MGss Eastern.
EIs Westcrn A2s Lard American SIS Od; Ifimc West.
cfn ~. "a: Lard on. 35s ud Hams Long cut 4lr. Cd;
Sioudcrs SOS 3D. Butter ss O. cwt or finest nltcd
Stato. Cheesc-A nrIican Choice. 43A td Whcd--llcd
Western spring - ud rs 3d Red Winter - od a. a.
rcr c,ual. No ~unlC7A i'd New western Nlhci'- ia
New Mixed Western. A.. "a. California 10 !. '5 ~ a.
- Al Californian No IA cd 1s.3d per Genial froiucr
Snirits OF Turpenne l7s do Mt London, 2- I'd per
CIVIL Ecnncd petroleum.. ID i. pergalon ClovcrSech
American IalOw-21e I'd. pcrcWt Hrhn
common Pale. lis 0d. nos Cd Imsecd on [is.
Il nrr c,yt 1aOw-Finc American. 2~s Cd. Prime CITY.
9Ds Cd per American Refrigerated Beef nina quart
crs 3D.: iOIe quarters. 3y1. per II ,.,,,. .o.,o
Receipts of wheat for the wcrk-FfOm Atlantic ports
II 800 quarters IRON Pacific ports $4,000 quarters from
other sources $4,000 quarters.
Receipts American corn 2I.30O quarters ~ ,o - 90,
LONDON oct l2.-PI Oduce- Iinscrd OiL 40 I'VE =
~ per ton Calcutta lnsced ijs 81 per quarter 'L1s
Cake 81 gs ass u.s. per Refined Petroleum ntu. ~
I'd Der galOn spirits OF Turpeniine. 26s 81 per cw'
Sperm on. 1853 per Kosin C0mmon "a va puI c".
Yale ia Provlsicns-isTd. 3bA oil. Ter c"t. LOT
American; sugar l7s Sd. per cwt fur Cuba Ccntragal
poayipR $50 and las Cd 0ljs ID for Cnha MuScGv" nr
refining adoat: Austral an Talow Itoct .os S Ins'
I'D; Mutton. 2ss Cd 029s Cd Cocoa Aut Oh-SeJi'
227 ys., Cochin. &3l CA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
P,. Worth Ripsr. Tesl.Ls III RtNrlIfA
GENEkAL MARKED REPORT.

COFFEE-Sp0t Rio the spot steady NJ H'c for prime
options Ilncr and more active SAFES. lo.o
bags. closing steady follows October 70 ~ 30
vc,abcr 7Ojd7.lO December. 1861 10 January LUZ
7lj February 7.lja 40 March. 720072It April -
a 1856 NAV 7.%jn 40 Mild grades steady. Sa'ts -
bags Maracaibo 800 m!ts Java private terms ana 'oo
Iicus t~cutcmDcr silej at lic. ., o,c
CDTTnN-Spot Cotton dun and unchanged. sales. 3}6
bales ucutng 40 Saturday eycnne all for home con-
ports to-day i1,Oi0 bale inns
day last week 3lGGi bales; some day last year. '''
bales agaius. $50 bales for the period ~ SS4
quotations. ACCORDING 10 tn, American caihlcatol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13

Market closing quiet Transferable notices 975c
FLOUR AND MENI-FLOuR Markets. without decide,
change Hight trad" for export and h0 u" use spring Nhi
Extras steady and Winter Wheat EyaS very hrmy hTa'
- 90 - 10: so bhis Tnc oasJ 3j latter for v,ry
n@Gg W yI LG S@r Es 5ra 80 = oS @ m1ny
at e34jqS3 go 10" bbls Winter Wheat hhtI@ - to@
Fn ,nc AZ 1'G Snpcrin@ s. 5G.s 90 Extra NC.
a. Good To- ohoicc 'Ta W"~,"rn - ." - a. cGnn9n
Choice - c,mm@, EMTa Nnn.-"lt - - , S1
ti'ar = i9"ra ,, mixers f1ira - 70 ~
= 90 louis common 10 Far ytr' 90 - 90 F1r r.
Wiri,r wheat Ixm Coo:575 CITY NIn EIra for West
!rGr oc Ga ana Nd s,oaG S%"'" dTiRH TL"r@ba
In sac oo . GD', 9Cn da - '''s 70
KN FLOUR caay WIN Jar irs3e demand; S "a
''o 'TT'i.CKEIiIlT FLGt.I. uuL Sa~s a. ooas %.
... CoRN Mai Quct aud uuchang d, NcI'" western
-wHEAr-~Jot los have ,dy'ncci al l.c and
ne adng iuitcd and far business dons IN it
M9f T iT@n sca @isa k aal ac5nl S r
stcldy SPECULATIVE trd'us fairly active sac, ,,' 300
10 Red 1t edca u oo IN elevator; 80, RCD In,
rr,dci !c oaca-I otito. ~-'o' bush. cost. fiofh ,qd
Insurance Euauo, "A0 ,'1c southern .'c fro or n'sl
az In" c,siiIs a. ~ r. 10. Tor Novcmcr a,iri 81 orla
closing 40 do. nl pcccirhcr i :! o2'l closing
o.. DO f,r Icprutr cH- r. u3l4 closing 1t 90 p,
40 h1r i 455 az ~ 5a.n. o., ' o- Dc" Tor May Il
! o....EYE ANu BAHLEY-Iul md Nominal ,.l;
% fcl oi 10 i.c and clo.rd I'm sa.- Iol.ooj
hg.n fuiurr. i2pooo bush SPOT ncning 1t 81 -
BE- in elevator -. Be- A!o't -. So i% Vf,d ~ n,
yellow - = M.ycI ft 3c'onrr 81 tG. 81. -. 'S'laF
60. for nrccnbcr 49, c.o,ns al '-S' "2 2f
Ja,naTy & G%,i"i At H., ~ Nv , !." closing AZ
s',. "AT>-r"t i.i- hsyr BE- 9ul' ana q -, ,gtr
SIrcd 49, .a..eqnc., reooyrrcl us arcar rad cIos~i
s'..dy ~ u be-, 1u,"- 81 - ~aiS, ,.'. "'':
10 3. 2-'-a-7 tc 10 Mic To . ~ .'' g., a. @i" a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13
CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA TOrhN
Rep3ried by joins II. DAVIS x Co, Il WdtL
MONDAY. oct. II +. VI.

MONDAY, oct. IT. VI.
The stock Exchange markets AT the beginning Of the
week have developed a huoyancy such as has hardly
been witnessed during the last three years. We say tins
mindful of the afternoons reaction and Of the fact t
in a majority OF instances the final urcs both OF shares
and speculative bonds u shade lower than they were
on Saturday evening The transactions IN stocks
amounted 10 5Gg 2O7 shares. or the total 3l6,oOo
shares were dealt in between 10 and II o'clock leaving
for the remaining three hours $4,000 shares.
or moro than tn" average Of days total
two weeks ago. During the first two hours
further important additions TO figures generally were
made and rule the best prices Of tho DAY were re
corded about THIS mornings sharp advances
winch carried Lake Shore M To 1~a, Central and llul
son to IOlI a. It. Paul TO - Northwestern 10 loi-.
Western 1oas Union Pacific to j@7~ and Pacific
Mai)tO 54-natuUlly induced some heavy selling 10
realize profits. Tho feature OF the day Is that ia TIE
face OF such selling later reaction was not greater
than II was and that before the close so large portion
Of the afternoons decline recovered Marx
the "hignest" OF our -" general list at noon and
tie lowest at about 9lj o'clock and n cor
rect idea OF the methods Of the days movements viii
be reached. The principally active stocks were
Northwestern, - Paul Lake shore, Oregon lrans"oni
mental Union Pacific Western Union, and Pacific Maj.
and they contributed 32s 800 shares TO the days total
Tic speculation has reached point where sharp ra4c
tons in prices will DC natural without necessarily pos
scesiug any particular significance because prices
are at points which show profits al purchases made
previously during thi, year. Tolays operations how
elualcl since March. l~~j, and the market closed
strong a. figures.
the bill, orthc ,, OIL per cent Annexed arc the clos
in. quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13
LIE PETROLEEN MlRKET

The changes shown in the September state
mcnt of the Tdcwater Pipe Line from August ore unm
p0rtant net stocks, however. being reduced 7.7l7
barrels The report is follows Uhe figures being
given I'm barrels: Gross stock l,49I, 1903 sediment
and surplus account, to provide for waste material
l3O,OOI; net amount Of understandable oil. l3I4299
certificates outstanding, S2S, 900; credit balances,
5000: receipts I'm September l9l,Sss; deliveries,
2O3l2S excess deliveries ,240 barrels. The state
mcut. OF the National Transit and TGewater 0rgauiza-
tons united is still buh than that OF the former
alone. published in yesterdays TRIBUNE, Tho net
stocks wero reduced 100000 barrels and the
u deliveries over receipts nearly that amount. The
comparison with August year ago IS suggestive. The
net stocks show decline Of 96- ljJ barrels since that
date The figures OF the two organizations for Sepem-
Der and August and for August, ls~4 appended:
M Ir nrdT NJ lNS5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13

$40 1886 h. - DO 40 D. at - so d. ~ ~
~ a. IA. ia do 40 H. at - 90 Kentucky 10, Lev TO-
~ - 10, do 3-3 h. at - So. 80 DO 1876 H.. az 80 90
& To- $50 H. At - 3oj ~ 10, l.3j ID, at So 40 no. 10y
m If - - L., 81 do .4H D. at - - - do. l21l D. ~
10 IS a. LIS o. i! s. ~ DO iiso 70 at y % At
G6IG; do. 100 o., az 60 co. ~ a. Ip:21s
1870 8 do, lA1 m Al Soyo' So ~ 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CHICAGO ANp >onruWEsfrr..


LONDON oct l2-l2}D y. m-'nns b. loo l-iG for BON
u, ncy aui tie account Unit q states Four Per- cent
Ittis. dp. nan cr Crht Bonds. ! 4.At
Atlantic ana Western First Mortgage Trustee, tu
Gcatrs So second Mo:gasc, So. ,IuIdiiH l'Iaic
4, 10. Erie IL: DO. Second 1j. Illinois Central,
i36i4 Mexican ordinary - ~ 81 fIul CoLI1pn. -"'-
Ncv-Iorh Contra. 1925 Icnusy ivan Dr. 90 a0iu9. q.
$50 D. Paris advice gnotr Irc" per cent Ecntrs al
~ francs - J., times .Oi III account.
~ Canadian Taciac !. = second Colsols. ,5l4
81 Paul Co:unon S3I2 Ncw.IorG Central. Iujl-. Reading
~. ,... ,,. M. ~, ,.. ~.
?. frlIics 90 ccntIIncs for the account.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13

SPIRITS OF TT RPENTINE
CHARLESTON oct l2.-Turprntine firm at 33La,
sAVANNAH. oct. IL --rurDcntine steatv at 1871.
WILMINGTON. oct l2.-IurDcutInc trm Al 50 y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13
Excess receipts.

The certificate market yesterday was too dull to need
comment. Tie only significant incident was tho Tcduc
ton in the price Of refined oil In Philadelphia and Bal
more = cent per gallon while quotations here were left
unchanged The theory or the Exchange Is that this Is
embarrass the Independent reners OF Pttsburg
Certainly for reason not apparent IN the CONNER
cia situation the standard Company is not attempting
press the European trade into purchases or refined
ahead OF immediate wants. The crude market ended
without significance.
The range prices and the total dealings at the Con
sOlidatcd Exchange were as follows:
Opening . Lowest. lOO's
Highest l. -lol
Sales, barrels. 1901 600
Refined oil IS In New York and sls cents per gallon
PAliadc phIa and Baltimore.
BRADFORD. Penn, oct l2.-Crudc Oil-NatIOnal Tran
sit Certificates opened At lol and closed at 1918
highest price 1913 lowest price. 1909 Cicarances.
ggi.OUO barrels
on CITY Penn, oct I2.-Crude On-National Tran
sit Certificates opened at 1914 and closed at lO1 ::
highest price, 1Oli2; lowest price, l0i Sales
go 900 barrels; clcarlnces. 1.~2sOOD barrels runs
runs 59SIl bbl,.; shipments. G3,>J3 barrels; chart
crs GJ,6Jl barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13
GRAIN and PRODUCE MARKETS

bush. Corn l2S.00O OATS 770O0 0usl, Rya 200
tusi.: Barley, 1000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13

state bonds attracted les than the l;e usual alton
uo', bHt rJlcd huu Louisiana Stamped - sou up % al
-uIi ana Virginia Gs deferred rose from ll4 10
l95-qI2ls Tennessee q, were easter at 81 -.
4 large business was done In railway houde but - ID
rally were not fully sustained. Ire -ctoud Cou-oS
closed az 727-. H-eour kan'i- an IcNa, general
Central OF Ncw.Jcrev cousos sold at louIoi and the
dehenturc Ga at Gof5 Canada southern second. were
tain Is lcrl iue from - o. 81 ONO southern incomes
sold al - 3y0}3i-. metropolitan Elevated second is
were hrm at los l"'i E'sl l"9hr-,re NII-.hA an!
Georgia con,os steady Al 90 and the incomes ~
l-'-4l~'- Richmond and Ddiiyit' dc'"hiuie' @'.d at
-2l-a ~2iI, ANA virginia Midland income, M
60 West shore certificates were easier ~ d. an Ne"-
York. Chicago and =. I"uIs inst rs AT ~ Bhln"I"
and ONO D were uPto 1913. Indianapolis u om"2i 'n
and western Incomes rose from z" = "il c.n''o 4"
2G2 wabash general - sod al 1000 II - Denver ana
RIO Graudc hrsts were uP - a. no.. ana c"hT%' Nri'
mp . at 79l; nrts. benNe 10 Hthude ana N".'rFn
were up ia nj g. Texas aud Pacific nrsi' no "Iudc
division, declined 3 To 90, Atlantic ava F"chc hr-i-
Western division, Wci" active ~ 1'-H, ana Inc ~
come, were easy Northern achc hrst' ruled
strong at los OREGON l.u-contIncntal sod at -IL2
So New Orleans Pacific hrats rose from G--2 70 OLA
The subTrcasary to-day gained on balance SjGG5oi
loss of S53s2 The days operations covered: Re
ccpts 81 GiG,-- uayucats, y O-OjB1; and resulted
in balances OF Sl-,271,2GJ currency and 1l1ISiJ1i@
The local money market develop. no change aud
The Clearing House statement WAS ~ follows: EX-
changes, ~ 20 @j5 81; balances. l,333,Oi"
The United state, Treasury ~ Washington to-day re
The customs receipts were s11lol7 and the in
tcInal revenue receipts were S16J,29l.
The foreign exchanges continue quiet ana the mar
Lefs are steady NJ quotation, Tor bu-Iuc-a follows
bankers bills, II -si and - ~5i2 FOR long aud shorl
sterling spccycy J22 l. ana J.2OI for francs "a i
and % for reichrnarl~; 3J7 aud 10 Tor snlidcrs.
ia London British cDu.Ols were steady AZ 100 l-lG Tor
both money and account. tu'ed Slaies ""rc Pl"tl
y higher at 1879 ~ aud the 4'2S = l2hc: at lI'I2
Quotations OF American rail Ways at Ia" opening SIMPLY
were reflections Of saturday home late anG those
were not fully sustained a The close Al faila French
cents declined frOlL fJbO I" - - - francs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13
EALEsAr the CGvs1LIDA TED STOCR ASD PETRO
LEI'M E.yCHANGE
STOCKS.

Open. liigI. Low. Clps lShirss
iHg. esj. e5. ing sd l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13

Good OrIinarv .......-11 Low Nidiling SllA
stTict COO or linary = Mldhns 9'm
Futures were slightly improved consequence OF unta
bile weather Icpurs the South. Sales Ji,joO bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13
10000 .......j9 :
JndLfm & Nn

1000 ... 80
LeiIlgl & " Is
con dSscntc1
1000. .... 1914
1909. goo. lO2
Lake shore LIST C'p
1000 ..... 1851
Lai Bloom a Nun
lst
2j.OOp-.......sCi2
&OJO .......S7
J. J. {; W st
li.O"O........SJ =
lv.UOO........sJ!4
-iil & - L lst
4 IL / WI div
1000 .. J"l2
W & Mdiv
l.iOu ........93A2
Net Elevated ~
1850 .... lu1 =
1890 ..... lOS
25,OUU..... lu7 =
Mobile * Ohio Isl
Extension -
5.OuO..... 100
10 Kan & Tex
gen -
100 so IA =
10000 lib
2Z.Ouu........1i'-
Al, UUO........14a4
] zoo ......Ii42
5.OOO......I3
n KaI& TX gen IS
5000 -
10000 .......SS .
900 .-...- ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-18
MCKINNEY.
A Horse-Thief Jailed-A Cow Bitten
by Rabid Dog.

special.
MCKINNEY, TEN, April 17.--SheriT
Beck arrested youth named Cham
der in the southern part Of the county
yesterday charged with demonstrating
In Brown county. He formerly lived
in this county and removed to Brown
about one year since. When the horse
was stolen the sheriff of this county
was notified and before he was in the
county long the sheriff grabbed him.
sheriff Beck Is making most vigil.
liant and active officer.
A COW belonging to Mr.. Baker
who lives near Leabanen, in this
county, was bitten by rabid dog and
died in eighteen days afterwards.
What seems a little strange Is that
nothing will eat the carcass. Prowl-
ing wolves give II the go-by. and buz.
Yards are not seen in the vicinity. The
carcass remains on the prairie un.
| touched
The barn of j. a. Johnson, near
Rock Hill, was burned Thursday, to-
gether with considerable grain and
hay. The loss IL 800; no insurance.
Mr.. ] Z. Lowry of this county re.
ports Tavages upon the corn crop in
his neighborhood by small brown
bug that sucks the sap from the tenuer
stalk, pretty much like the chintz bug
Others report damages TO theiv crops
from the same source,
Considerable damage was done south
OF here Wednesday night by hail.
Gov. Throckmorton has been Inn
proving for several days past, but was
taken with chill on Wednesday
night which left him In q PROSTATE
condition.
Col. DeArmond, attorney for the
Houston & Texas Central railway al
this place, has been confined TO his
room for several weeks with rheuma.
tism.
A subscription is being circulated
for the purpose OF digging two more
eisterns on the public square, aud pro.
viding them with self-acting pumps,
The fruit crop IL now considered
safe and promises an abundant yield.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-18
AURORA.
BIooded Stock Country Town
Notes.


AURORA, Ten, April 16,-Spring
has come at last, although the thun-
der, lightning and hail that passed
over our section last night would In
dictate that winter was unwilling TO
give up her away.
DIR. j. Il. Barr has returned from his
ranch, eight miles west Of Aurora, and
reports cattle doing exceedingly well,
He is fencing in large number OF
acres in that section and intends to
breed the short-hCrns that he imported
last year from Kentucky. He also
has full-blooded Berkshire hogs that
he intends breeding.
Our section of Wise county is be.
coming blooded-stock country, Con.
siderable interest Ia being taRen in
raising young mules. Messrs, Roberts
IL Biting are theow ners of Jack Har-
per, brought from Fort Worth last
winter.
q. &. Leonard, our assessor for sew
eral years, informs us that the small
grain crop on Blue creek and Deep
visited are excellent, and IA he Ia q re-
tilN'A OIhtbt WS ConbiucI MS JuukilcLl
good on this point.
Mr.. Il s. Gardner. the attentive
young clerk at DR.. J f. Barr's drug
store, has built himself new house
and Is living In IL with his young
wife, He says he is willing to risk
Aurora for long life and prosperity.
Mr.. G. q. Byers, our saloonist, has
been playing Nimrod with ven
geance lately. He brought in about
ninety squirrels and a number o.
quail yesterday. He claims that the
temperance propensities OF our town
make business 30 dull that he has &c
res rt to the woods for sport.
A list OF our best business men IN
town and number from the country
signed u petition yesterday for Mr. ii
II Rogers to be appointed deputy
sheriff in this portion Of the county
1t was y good selection and the sheriff
will no doubt re ,ognize 1t.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-18
TERRELL.
Cotton Destroyed by Fire New Or
leans Excursionists.

TERRELL, TIN, April 8-R Il.
Gardenhire OF Rockwall county
boarded the train this morning lor
New Oileans.
Fire was discovered last night on
the cotton platform across the street
east OF the depot. There were ninety
bales on the p atform mt the time, only
fourteen of which were saved unin.
jured. A great deal was totally de-
slroyed. Tue principal part Of Ii be.
longed 20 Wilson & Portwood and
was consigned TO different parties,
some TO Providence, II L., some "a
New Orleans and other places
Jeff stamps little daughter died
last night f'om spinal meningitis.
w, Il. Bomland OF Gainesville was
in the city this morning.
Nal. Andrews Is yet In quite criti.
cal condition from the carbunkle on
his neck.
A refreshing rain l,ll last night, &c.
companied by considerable Wind, but
no damage resulted therefrom.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-18
A Lawyer Commits Suicide.

CINCINNATI, OHIO, April l7-Benls-
men M. piatt, aged tltty-two, mem
Der OF the law firm OF Honushell,
Plat & Helm, was found dead In his
office this forenoon, having shot him.
Sc through the head. His home Il
Ia Covington, where Q leaves a wife
and six children. Two letters were
left by him addressed t. his wife. The
act WAS premeditated. Financial
trouble is supposed to be the cause OF
the suicide.