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IHigh-handed Measures.

.sThis Is q high-handed outrage" as the boy
said wncn he found that his mother had putt the
cookies on the upper SHELF Siftngs.
Mesa free press., 1894-03-15

TO oe transacted by this corporation ID that "
ou, tng selliAg leasing boating aud securing %
title from The Cni: II states 10 al kinds Vi
iniLs,.l !auds Esipe- ininlnY claims and Il! IL
sites sad 20 operate tnanagt cjntrol and develop
the same: TO mold use AMI operate all such prop
erty real and perss nal as nay be necessary for
the extraction fvductitn or transportation Of
ores: 70 acquire By location appropriation or
purchase or In any other. lawful manner what
scever water water-riyhts franchises dams
cansls di,ches aqueducts pipe and such other or
necessary structures or appliances as may be
convenient or useful In turning conducting cori-
trolling and regulating the flow Of water neces-
sary to be used in the successful operation OF
oil such mines mining claims and millstes.-to
purchase acquire wa and sell oil kinds Of prep
srty--to borrow money and contract TO repay
the same at such time or tim y and W tn such
rates OF interest ~ its Board Of Dire tors may
deem advisable and to hypo,hecate mort .agc or
pledge any paIt or all Of the property Of this
corporation which II then owns or may thsve-
after acquire--to secure the payment OF money
by It borrow, d with interest or to secure the
paymentsof Any debt OF the corporation with
such interest ~ It may be legally required to
pay.
Mesa free press., 1894-03-15
ARTICLES OF Incorporation
The Super stitiOn Gold Mining Co. Of
Arizona Territory.

Know all men by these presents that we. K
Morse. n A spragg. F NJ Vernon, II M:Comas,
" r Wise, A G Clancy and B c Frazee, desiring
TO incorp rate ourselves and beco incorp IRA
ted under the provi.ions Of the laws OF the ter
rit,ry OF Aruona and especially an act Of the
Legislative Assembly thereof. entitled "An Act
Concer ing Corporations" approved March 9Th,
D 1897. and all acts amendatnry thereof, for
the purpose Of engaging in the lawful enter.
prises, buiness ard occupation hs veinaftcr
spec fed do make. adopt. siyn and acknowledge
according to law these Articles Of Incorporation
ARTICLE 1.
The names OF the cc-porators are Morse,
d A Spraeg. F NJ Vernon. H McComas. M r
Wise, A g Clancy and B G Fvazee:
The nams adopted ny this corporation aud by
which 10 shall be known, is the Superstition
God Mining Co. Of Aris,na Territory and its
principal place Of transacting business is and
shall be IN the City Of Mesa in the County Of
Maricopa IN the Territory OF Arizona and the
time Of tho commencement Of this corporation
chail ne T. 2 day # tho fling Of these articles in
the Office of he C"unty Recorder Lf the County
of Pinai In the Territory Of Ariz ma and the ter.
nination thereof shall be twenty-five years
thereafter.
ARTICLE II.
Mesa free press., 1894-03-15
v I.

The affairs OF fhis corporation shall be con-
due ed BY and be under the control and manage
ment Of a Board Of Directors consisting OF seven
stockh oIders, Who shall 'De eec ed annually by
the stock holders ut such time and place as shall
be prescribed by tho bylaws OF this corporation
and unless otherwise prescribed by the bylaws
Of this corporation, the first Tu"s]ay in Fab.
ruary shall he the day Of the holding the annual
meeting. at the Office OF the Company, in the
town of Mesa, in the County OF 81 .ricopa. Terri
tory Ct Arizona. at the hour OF 10 O'Clock M
and It'll an election Of directors shall be had
the following named st ,ckholders shall constt-
tute the Beard Of Directors, viz, Morse. D
A Spragg, r n Vernon, II McComas r Wise,
A C CLANCY, y C Frazee, who h Id office until
their successors shall be duly elected and qual'-
fiel At all elections each stcekholdtr shall be
entitled to one vote for each share OF stock
owned or represented ny m. ami q moj,lity OF
the votes SO cast shall be nec essary for the eec-
tion OF any stockholder to an Office in this cor
.poration.
The Board OF Directors shall elect from among
themselves o President, vice-President, Secre-
tari and Treasurer, who shall perform such
duties as shall be prescribed bvthe bylaws q
this corporation. Any person ceaslng TO be o
stockholder shall cease to be director. vasan.
cjes il. the o ,arl OF Dire tors shall be flied by
the remaining members Of ths Board.
Mesa free press., 1894-03-15
u. s. LAND OFFICE. Tucson, |
Arizona, March End, 1894. !

Notice IL herebv given that in par usnce Of
the A;t 1T Congf'ss. approved Nav 10. 1879.
Dennis Sullivan, Henry McCe+a AMI G L Hall,
whose postnfi Ia Ne a, Arizona, have made
application for 1909 linear feet, on tn, Black
K'ng, Black Queen. Mother Hubbard, Tom
Thumb, Mammoth No 3. Mammoth No 2, MAN.
moth, Annex, Aztec and 7i8 linear feet on the
Mauezu,na lode. W tn surface ground 800 feet
in width on each lode, hearing g,l situated in
the Superstition Mountain Mining District,
Maricopa and Pinal Counties, Arizona, and de-
Mesa free press., 1894-03-15
MONTEZUMA LODE.

BEGINNING at cor number 81, whence cor num-
Der % N,n n ,th number lode bears ss deg
rees % mtau.ss r 81. 6 It. thsn.e SO degree, %
minutes q 6S3.9 Il to cor number 3d. thence ls
degrees ~ tnindtss E 74t 5ft to cr number 80
thsnce 4 So iegtses % miriuses W 6seS h to cor
number -. thence Is degrees "A minutes W
745. SIT to Q r nun,sr 81. plsca Of be ginning.
Variation Is degree. 81 minutes f.
C,n.aininx 1ae.s4l acres said location being
duly r,:rie in the 4 30 ,rl le's IA . VI Msri-
c,p. AL lL 'olltiss, t~izont. All prisons
h iiusalyeris cain. thereto are requested to
orss.nt the s.ns bef re this rffi :e within sky
days Aft tsr the fest b'icsSior hereof, or they
will be barred by virtue OF the statu Q.
FRANK w. WALLS,
Register.
First pub Mar 8. 1894, last
Mesa free press., 1894-03-15
ARTICLE VII.

The Board Of Directors Of this corporation
shall have power to establish bylaws and make
all rules and regulations deemed expedient or
essential for the management of the affairs OF
this corporation, and the officers and employees
thereof not inconsistent with law or these Ar
ticles, and the capital stock shall be non-assess
able.
At all meetings OF Board Of Directors ma
icrity Of said board shall IONS itute q quorum
and at auy meeting It which quorum shall be
present it hail he deem d legal meeting and
ha, e the anne authority as afull boar1. The
tirectovs herein na,re1 shall rs soon as practi-
cab after fling these Art cles in the flee Of
the County Recnrde- Of Pinal County, Arizona
meet and organize the 'ard and adopt bylaws
ARTICLE VII.
The stockholders # this corporation and their
priv ate property shall be xempt from the Ger.
porate debts OF this corporation.
ARTICLE TX.
These articles of incovporat ion may be amend
ell at any annual meeting of the stockh lders. or
a. SPECIAL meeting thereof called for that pur-
pose. by majority vote Of the stockholders Of
s. lid corporation voting in favor Of such amend
M ents.
In witness whereof we have hereunto set our
hands and seals this Seventeenth day Of Janu-
ary, A D 1894.
j r MoRsx,
ID a SPRAGa,
FMV VERNON,
H McCoMAs,
II r WISE (seaD
A CLANCY (sesD
B G FRazEE (reaO
Subscribed and sworn to before mo this 18th
day Of January. 1894.
ALFRED 3. WILSON,
Notary Public. D. G.
As to NJ R Wise, A G Clancy, B c Frasee
ALFRED S. WILSON,
(seaD Notary Public
TERRITORY OF ARIzoNA.
County Of Maricopa %
Bef,re me. r. j. Netherton. Notary Public
in ard for the County Of Msric,pa Territory Of
Arizona, IN this day personal Q peared J. r.
Morse. d ASpragg, I'm Vernon and II McComas,
known to me to be the persons whose names are
subscribed to the foregoing instrument, and
acknowledged to me that they executed the same
for ths purposes aui consideration therein ex.
pressed.
Gven under my hand and seal Of ONCE this
s7th day Of January. A D 1894.
r. J. NHrHRRfon
fsesD Notary Putlic
Mesa free press., 1894-03-15
ARTICLE w.

The amount OF c,pital stock authorized by
this corporation IL Three Hundred Thousand
D;ll.rs tss %, ,O0o) divided into Thrift Thousand
(s).oo)) shares oi the par v.ue Of Ten Dollars
$40 .,er shar and the time when and the con
dition uptm which IL ts to be paid, are. a. shall
be prescribed blythe BY claws Of this corporation.
Mesa free press., 1894-03-15
ANNEX LODE.

Beginning at cor number 20. identical with cor
number "a Mem'n tn Lode, thence SO degeees
% minutes W IT 90 cor number 30, thence 6
degrees 81 minutes " 1901 IT to cor number 81,
thence S3degree. g min 6o) It to cor
number 30, thencen degrees 81 minutes 15oo
It to cor number 20, place Of beginning.
Mesa free press., 1894-03-15
AZTEC LODE.

Beginning a. cor number 80. whence cor num-
ber32. Annex Lode, BEATS 81 deyre % min,
E, 12t.4 It themes n So degrees 23 minutes W
639.9 It to ,r mum ,er "a. thence 13 degrees ~
minutes r. 1899 It t. CIR nu nber IS, thence SO
degrees % minutes E 639.9 IT TO c,r number SO,
thence n IL degrees ~ minutes w 1900 f. to cor
number SO, place of beginning.
Mesa free press., 1894-03-15
MAMMOTH LODE.

Beginning at cor Number 25, identical with
cor number 81 OF the Msnlnoth No Lode
thence n SO degrees 2, minutes w 900 feet to
CIR nun her 26, thence s 6 degrees 81 minutes
$50, II to cor number n. thence s sS dek rees
q minute. 900 # t. cor number %, thence
degrees 81 m 'nutes 1907 It to cor humber 26,
place Of beginning.
Mesa free press., 1894-03-15
ARTICLE III.

The'ps>cs where ths corporation proposes to
hate its prihcipa, place Of business IL Mesa
MaricopaC ,u-ty Arsona Territory hut this cor.
porstion may hold an office and transact any Of
It's business at such other place IS It's soard Of
birestors may by resolution OF bylaws prescribe
Mesa free press., 1894-03-15
ARTICLE v.

Tho highest amount 81 indebtedness o. liabil-
itv, direct contingent TO which this corpora
ton is at any time to be subj set, is to subject
itself is the sum Of Ohe Hundred THOUSAND Dol
lars (Sl0o, ,0e0.)
Mesa free press., 1894-03-15
LOCAL HEws.

- ID. w. MatsOo, next oUt 10 tue
Capitol, shaving, hair-cutting, sham
psoing and singeing. Ladies' and
Chlldrens hair dressing q specially.
st. Patrick's day Saturday.
The Indians are beginning to shed.
Soon the zee man will begin to ice.
Our city needs a reading room
badly.
Lung Woo, our pioneer wash house
man, has registered.
There is an ordinance against fast
ridiag On the streets.
Miss NJ. Davis is up from Phoenix
. guest at the Alhambra.
The biennial hand shaking brigade
is Beginning to get in its work.
Orley Stapley has been quite
seriously sick for several days.
The Union Sunday schools held an
interesting meeting Sunday evening.
A number Of Mesa people enjoyed
= picnic up at the dredger last Thurs
day.
A. st. John Gaylord's new house is
approaching completion. It is . neat
one.
Propositions are on foot now for the
erection of custom mill at or near
Gold6eld.
William, son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. W.
Babbitt. aged 10 days, died Wednes-
day of last week.
M. E. services were held in Old
Fellows Hall Sunday afternoon. Re-.
Bovard preached.
Mesa and Phoenix Lodges, I. 0. o.
F. will meet with Tempe lodge next
Tuesday evening.
C. B. Lewis was re elected zanjero
of the Mesa Canal by the directors
last Wednesday night.
The Mesa canal is being thoroughly
cleaned and in some places straig,hen-
ed and otherwise improved.
The new dam Of the II ghland canal
Is completed, and that conduit has
been running full of water the past
week.
With the Kimbali House and the
Alhambra no town in Arizona has
better hotsl accommodations than
Mesa-
DIR. Muess the popular physician
of Tempe. called upon US last Satar-
day. The call was social, not profes-
sional.
A. st John Gaylord. will plant
from 500 to 1000 acres of Egyptian
corn. The ground is now ready to be
planted
j. ". Spainhower has a forty acre
field of wheat that stands three and
one-half fees high and is jnst begin
ming to head.
The Tempe bakers wagon took a
spin around the block without a
driver. The horse was caught and no
damage was done.
This Office acknowledges pleasant
visit from Mr. john Armstrong, the
genial and accomplished editor of the
Tucson Star on Tuesday.
Miss Belle Schornick has been
elected as one of the teachers in the
Tempe school to fill vacancy caused
by the resignation of one of the
teachers.
The new wheel for the dredger
having been received, that mammoth
machine is now steadily at work scoop
ing out a substantial, permanent.
waterway for the water of the Mesa
and Consolidated.
The Tradesmen's Carnival will take
place at Social Hall under the auspices
of TIE Y. P. s. G. E. of tho Baptist
Church on the evening of March 21st
This will be one @of the most UNIQUE
entertainmeuts of the season
Mesa free press., 1894-03-15
MAMMOTH NO. 9 LODE.

BEGINNING at cor numher 21, identical with
cor nu nbsr 20. MAMMOTH number loie, thence
= SO 10 .r,es % minutes Z 900 It t" COR number
22, the zee 8 .tees 81 minutes W 1900 IT to
cor number %. theme n 81 degrees 23 minutes
w 600 It to cor numl er "a, theucc 6 degrees
81 minutes 1900 It to cor number 81, place OF be.
ginning.
Mesa free press., 1894-03-15
MINING APPLICATION NO. 624.

Mineral Survey No. 1880. Gifa Land District.
Mesa free press., 1894-03-15
MAMMOTH NO. 3 LODE.

b B,ginr'ng at cor number II. idCn ical with
cor number s. Black Qnsen Loio. thence s3
degrees % minutes east 60 vt to cor rumher Is,
thence ) 8 daxrees 81 minutes w 1870 Il to CIR
namhar 10, thence n 81 degrees - minutes w
200 u - c,r nu nh.s 90. tha,se "A 8 degrees 81
misut<s e 1900 It TO cor nunbcr II, place Of b.
pinnink
Mesa free press., 1894-03-15
ARTICLE II.

The general naturs Of the business proposed
Mesa free press., 1894-03-15
BLACK QUHxN LoDs.

Beginning o. cor NO 8. identical nth cor NO I,
w 900 II to cor NO 8, thence y q degrees 81
m hutss W lbov II TO cor no Z. thence = SO deg
te.. ~ minutes v. 8 70 n ~ cor NO. 3 thence 8
degrees ~ minuses e. l5)oft I. uor NO 8, place
OF be ginning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30

New Yoik,Aug 29.--Peeves- Recelpis
2a52 head; On sai- $50 cara; good cattle
iirm. others duh, barely steady: native
steers fair to good a.c505.oO per 100
pounds; ordinary to medium $i.2g 1870
4.55; common 10 inferior s).I5qI.15i
western rangers 50. 5000. 20: 1890 pound
Texts s. so; pulls 81 ojG9.2 70; dry COWS
81 o502.e5.
European cublss quote American
steeis 10 l-20u l. dressed weights: re-
figerator beef vac 3-ic per pound.
Exports tlday aa0l quarters VI beef
Calves Reccip,s 2s0T heni; on sale
2iI6 mead; veals firm other ,alves wenk.
Bulls-Poor to prime S5.00qT.O0 per
100 pounds; grafstrs s. .sa02 20; butter
milk calves SG.s5Qs. 30; sis pound west
ern calves $3.50.
Sheep and Lamhs-Recoipts 1888
head; on sale o. cars; market democrat
lied: sheep weak, nearly 5000 unsold;
sheep ordinary TO good 81 0Oa2 70,
lambs common TO choice g. 2542.40.
Hogs'-Rocelpts 0Ss4 head; on sale
five cars; market higher; inferior to
choice hogs SJ.S7 i-206.30.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30

Liverpool, Aug. .-wheat-Dull;
holders oter freely; No. . red winter,
As Id; No. 2 red spring, Is id.
Corn-Stoady; supply poor; new mix
ed spot. Is ! l-2d futures steady: hold
ers offer moderately; August. s. Id
September, As IL I'D; October IS 100.
Fiour-Stqady; holders oher moder-
ately; st Louis fancy winter, 5s Cd.
LaI-FirrG; holders offer sparluglyi
spot. 40s %; futures. holders not offer
ing,
Pork-Firm; supply poor; prime
Western. lis Sd: prime medium. 62s cd
Beet-F'lrm; holders Offer sparingly
extra India mess, 73s I'd; prime meas
57s Cd
Hama-Steady; holders offer sparlng-
ly; short cut, b5s; bacon. firm; holders
offer apMinEly; Cumberland cut. AIS
short libs, as Ga; long clear, 40 pounds
As; long and short clear, 65 pounds
3gs; shoulders flrn. S8s Cd.
Chcese-Firm; holders offer sparipg
W; finest white and c0lored, ass.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30

c,,earo, Aug. 2a--Heavy receipts.
~ and anticipated. weakened the
Ya' 'sst IN wheat today and December
in.' "a Win loss Of s-sc. Corn closed
pl's. ,o,-sr for May and September. Oats
~ ~, lower. Provisions closed with
Z, little change.
Y cheat there was only a moderate
Y ,,.tlve trade. The price kept with
49, range, with the trade practically
" ioeal. 1t was again weaker and
'.n lnwer. initial trades were Lag
~ lower. December opening SO lie
n .ola OF 1-4qs-sc more, rallied Lie,
,ms dull. changed some and closed
~ D.eenber at 56 lie. The weaker
w was due mainly to the large I'M
',oyemeat in northwest, the lower
Mo- and heavy receipts AT primary
~.rkets. There was u good deal Of
~,aring OF september to December at
Ia and 3 l-sgS Ia diiterehee, anu
...ainant local elevator concern was
'.lssd with doing the reverse. Re
s-ss IN the northwest, while not 50
49, as Yesterday, were not quite so
80 1otal Tor Duluth, Minneapolis
~ rhieaao showed an increase of 81
-. First cables quoted spot and
Isan,es duli and unchanged, and clos
~ sdyioes reported the Liverpool mar
II, anNn l-2c. Berlin was unchanged,
faa paris wheat 1891 S-S per bushel
+" corn there was fair trade, and
4 5pss changed frequently within the
seg.ie range. The feeling was rather
oissa. the price selling OFF early and
-nisd later. There was quite free seu-
y from the start and prices sagged
~ being a continuation OF yester-
M decline. The selling at the start
~ Influenced by the more favorable
~ news, the various state weather
,ports being rather more bearleh' Ihe
KIN which followed was attributed to
n predictlon by the local weather bu-
An Of frosts in Wisccasl and Minne-
ss A feature was the liberal offer
= within a fraction Of &c for May,
al the price a good demand pre-
,lsd and checked any further decline.
= concern was credited with selling
XstN bushels May during the early
"A Of tho session. outside markets
4. All easier and cables came In
r,r The market opened with l-iB
HI decline at 30 lac for May and soon
Ia OH 1-l63-Sc more, rallied Lie,
81 off 1-ic. advanced l-2@3-Sc, de-
krsd i-sd1-4, changed some, ruled
E,sdy and closed 90 3-sc FOR May.
XnYs were active and falrly steady
GOD buying There was free selling
The elevator people, but the de-
H,nd was fair. The range for Septem-
. was 3-Sc.
Provisions were generally firm on
ban hog receipts. good buying and
iher scarce offerings. The market
akened moderately near The close on
easne IN live hogs. Compared with
h night, january pork and ribs are
.cAanged, and lard Is l-2c higher.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30

New York. Aug z9.--Ihs jobblng DO
parsment OF trade bus'neas y hum
ming. with The parking horaes The
demand was good and Tor many go,ds
80 cxetsa II the supply. PEiaes are
har1cning ali ahlnF the line. aud agents
lave made the following advances.
Anioskeag ard Exesidlor checks ana
rtripea I-4c. Msnchesler. Dasish, Dnu-
ris. i-sc: Lancaster stnghams TO 80
Mcrrirnac caahmerc 2 Ia per cept.
Isrze business 1olng IN printed Fi'ee1'
vo5len f..oSs NiscloH9 lafB4r er3aea-
nseptn. frint.rs tiotns hfni ~ f-s-'
: ". aalss - 4-Dgo nisltA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30

st. Louis. Aug. a.-Tiour--wealt. but
not quotably lower.
Wheat--Slippod down again this
morning. and though It reacted slight
~, the close was l-2c under yesterday:
cash and August 40 sac; September
5Oc; December SO Use; May So Use.
Corn-Decliued Lee early, but reacted
Lie later and closed l-ic below yester-
day; cash and August and September
SIC; December 4s 1-2c; May 40 3-So.
Oats-Slow and lower: August and
September 90 l-Sc; May IS l-Sc.
Rye-Easier; 52W52 1-2c.
H0y-Quiet; prairie SS.50Gi0.0e
Timothy--si0. 00@12.50,
Bran--Steady; Csc east track.
FlaNseed--Quiet; Sl.20.
WhislSy-Firm; 81 ,3S.
Butter-Unchnnged
Eggs-Better; u 1-2c.
Lard--Higher; steam Sc; choice $ lac.
Bacon and Dry Salt Meats-Un-
changed.
Recelpts-Flour 1000: wheat $4,000
corn 1900: oats $4,000.
Shipments-l7l 6000; wheat 1000
corn g0Q0 oats 1000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30
COTTON.

Fort Worth, Aug. 2s-CBeview of the
marke. by Il. G. McPeak & COD
The opening Of the Liverpool in ail.l,,..
.hls morning was steady At praeueaiiy
unchanged prices. but with lalI ~
mand. Spots were unens ~ ~ -. 49,
D ~ ,,,sri,et. under tho influence OF a
bstter demand for spot cotton on the
otHer side. together with an uniayora,-
he government report for the Week
s,,dinS Iast night, opened at an al
,,ance Of threA to four points, but iater
sass.d IN 10 last nights anal prices on
,srye rsceipts. Liverpool closed QUE
and steady at unchanged prices. ~
noon our markets were steady teii t...
inE a slight disposition 70 fesis. isl
+be- decline. We are sun laHoiap's
,nci,ned towards higher prices
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30

Kansas city Sg. wheat--1f12e
lower; No. hard, 47o: No 3 hard. acc;
NO. red, 46pi7ci No. 3 red. 4ge; re-
jectod, i5c,
white, SIC.
2 white, Soc. 400
1Sc.
Eggs-stendy; II 1-2c.
Peeefpts-Wheat 2l.7o0 bushels; corn
1900 bushels; oats. 5000 bushels.
shipments-Wheat, 1000 bushels CORN
1000 bushelsi outs, none.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30

The STANDARD would be pleased 10
hear frem all cattlemen N Ie1aa anu
sfirning aud we viii furnish markets on
a-,i,cattou. We make a speciality OF
az Tegas trade, and IL good care Of
~ IN The yards ana good sales y
80 YOU desire. then send US a trial
sbinment and We Will endeavor to make
90, 4 permanent customer. Write -.
Sion CO.,
q Yards, Chicago, III.
W SAMSON. Manager formerly Of
Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30

New York. Aug. Cotton-steady;
mlddling. 7-Sc. net recelpts. none;
grors- 10 baiesi forwarded, none; sales,
1isa: spinners. 7sI. stock. 92.oSs; total
today, net. 2sS5; exports TO Great Brit
ain, lol; stock. i76.Ssi, Consolidated not
receipts. A,l42; exports to Great Brit.
ain, $3.50; continent. Sas.
Total since September 1; net receipts
5.sS2lv2; exports to Great Britain, p
$685. to France. 500 e57: to continent
1,7al,055; channel, 1851.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30

house, 3Sc; choice. per gallon, Ssc;fancy
syrup per gallon. 50 20 lOr
Salt Fiah-~Ncw Mackcrcl medium,
No ]. half barrels, S76O No. .. 1Q-'h
net kits. 81 10; medium. No, l. 10-lb net
kits Si2i.
dlum, half barrels 1900 small barrels
So rs. small half barrels, $500, l0-gallon
kegs, S2.f1; b-agllou KEGS. u.75; pintH,
ITO quarts. per dozen, 81 ,a5; half gall
lon. per dozen. Si.7b; American, gallon,
pcr dozen. $780, 1lexagou. gallon, $3.50,
imrcHal, gallon. 1915.
Choesc-Fancy, full cream. singles,
10 1-gc; choice run cream, 20 lbs. ~ lac;
fancy fun cream, young Americans,
lie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30

New York, Aug. 2a.--spot cotton
quiet; mlddling upisnds, ,-Sc. gulf,
2 i-sc: sales, ii32 bales
Cotton futures closed barely steady:
sales. 1880 bales. August. 6.5i. sep
TENDER. d56; October. G.6i; December.
0,7s; January, 6.69; February. G.s5;
March, 6.gl; April. saIi Nav. 7.o3.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30

. ga,-Cotion.-spot
Liysr rte demand: American miad I'M,
new 91,es I'VE sales q ihe a ~, ~ M.
,istion ana export Az TN ip haiss ipcllid-
s 4nerican Receipts ~ ~, 80, onsne,i
lrg IVY - moderate demand ana
steady W. W.. INIT steady. Am. fl q ".
closed quis Al C., August 49,,
iliea.i.lhas' Ane,,st and ss'Apiels'i'-'" ---
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-30

Vow orleansAug 2s.-cotton-'Sn .i,,,s
sew ~, go. 10 arrive 1900; receipts
ses ss stock 2s 2ys; August ei5s9, 81 w. NJ
~, ,r g76s "a; Octnnsr s.ko1 ~ 81 ~, Al.
,,srber G .si6s.S5; pecenloel stss *.
January e.isqe 49, rev re-, y nv sseG se: Nav
M 1,S,s 20 s,o' June G.7i8s.7s; July e'sSa
e or