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The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-08-22

Rev f. Pratt, Pastor OF the
Presbyterian Church in the Wood
River country, arrived in this city
Thursday evening Aul will preach
ii the PRESBYTERIAN Church, corner
II Main md Tenth streets to.mor-
row al morning aud evening ser.
yiee.
Booming slowly. THE railroad
company il employing about thirty
five men IN tbs town OF shoshone,
which. 1t is claimed, will he ii.
srsassd To one hundred and fifty Ms
soon AS the company can provide
boarding houses of It's own. This
i rather small for city OF great ex-
pectations.
Chambers III Limbo Deputy Z,
s. Marshal Richards on Thursday
received Il telegram from the Dcpu-
az Sheriff at Benicta, California,
stating that he had Chambers, the
stare rohber who escaped from the
renitentiary here last March, in his
custody, wounded, on a charge OF
robbery and assault 10 commit muir
der. No details are given. --Roise
statesman.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27
LOCAL Markets.


COFFEE AND TEA.-CoFFHE--very firm, !:
common, &c; ordinary, slsc; fair, 9hc: prime
Rio, lie: faucy, re; Cordova, lniSc. old gov
ernment, Java, 2sc. Imperial, ioe' 0 I;
gunpowdcr, 50sT0
SuGAR-Vcry firm; Louisiana pure white,
CSC: oil white, VIC; yellow clarified. 9L<c:
fancy yellow clarified, ghc; open kettle su.
graduated. OK; Louisiana off grannlated,
lQl4c; powdered, l0Mc; cut loaf l0<c
MoLAssEs AND -Isouisianam GLASSES,
prime to choice. tS005sc: corn syrup, &c.
RICE-- Louisiana, 69lUnT$..
FISH ackerel, Ion kits, No. /, si.l5, No.
2, CLOS; half ibis, No. |, s7.0e; No. 2, sa.to.
White fish, No, |, hlf. bbis,, sL25; M 2, si.oo.
Dried herrings per box. 4oc, Cod fish; exc.
SALT-Coarse, In bags sl.to; fine In bags
-: lake, in Hat hoop b6ls., s..s5@2, 40; peck.
eta tlsc.
CASSEp Goops.-Prices per dozen: Pine
apples, standard. $780, Peaches, standard, .
lbs, Sl.65: 3 lbs, Sl.2aG25s seconds, lbs.
sl.50 3 ns., s2.ll; Tomatoes, standard, z lbs.
sl2 seconds, tbs. 81 10; ! lbs., sl.5O; Green
corn, sll0si.B5, Green peas, Sl.S5; Goose
berries. 81 15al.l ~; Raspberrles, 81 80; Cove
weight, h., 6ic; ~, SLID; salmon, | n,
sl709l.s5: n, s..s5@2g5; Mackere, ~.
sl.A5a III; Sariines, American, $3.50 case
imported, s 800 case; Strawberries, , ~. sl.f0
! BLACK berrles, sl.25; Green cages, 81 80, Con
denssd milk, crown, 500; Eagle, $50; Swiss
800.
SUNDRrEs- Starch, SIC. Soap. common
skc; German olive. bl4c. Candles, full boxes
Ice; halves, lBc; quarters, i6c. Indigo. sl.o0b
8l.todS5,jo dozen. Maccaroni, imported. l5cih
! American, $40 box, Buckets, two hoops
1 81. 10 dozen;well buckets, si.25 dozen. Blooms
| Sl,T5(p8 % dozen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27
AUSTIN.
Governor Ireiand's Reply to nm App'ica-
tion for Troops-settiemento OF Col
1ectors.

ton for Troops-setilement OF Col
Iectors.
Special TO the Gazette.
Austin, July 25.--1n answer TO an
application for troops for Dewitt
county, Governor Ireland writes as
follows:
/ am in receipt of your favor. OF the
DIST. So as soon rs General King
returns, | will see what additional
force can he sent 10 Dewitt county.
But wish to call your attention to
the fact that IL will be impossible TO
put sufficient force in your county TO
keep people from stealing and MUIR
dering. 1t is my wish, If possible, to
employ the little force at my
command in assisting the civil
authorities in making arrests and en-
forcing the law, and | suggest to you
the necessity of employing a sufii-
cient force Of your own to ut least
learn who the depredators are, so that
aflidavits may be filed and arrests
ordered. If this cannot be done,
then troops can do you no good. In
other words, / wish to see the troops
used rs the constitution requires,
acting always In a subordinate capac-
ity, and as aids to the civil authority,
and that while they can be used to
reclaim property known to be stolen,
still the troops should 90 under an
officer of the civil law as aids. You
will discover at once the impossible
| ty of keeping u sufficient military
force about your pastures to pro-
tect your property, except when 1t is
/ known that foray Is on foot. Hence
the necessity of prompt and vigorous
action on the part of the people and OF.
ficers to ascertain who the thieves and
murderers are. Troops are in demand
from many parts of the state, and
can only use the folce placed at my
command. am, gentlemen, very re
specially, JOHN IRELAND,
Governor.
The following collectors settled will
the comptroller yesterday: Nj. III
Corker, of Burnet; w. II Smith, o
Sabine; w. III. Lennon, of Taylor
and II. S. McWade, of Waller county
SECOND DISPATCH.
A bold and daring robber has beef
doing some desperate work here to
night. About nine o'clock he rode on
West Pecan street on horseback an,
meeting DR.. Swearingen, state healtl
officer, stopped him and while he hell
a six-shooter at his breast dem inde'
and got his purse containing abou
twenty-five dollars, and his watch ant
chain worth one hundred and twenty
five dollars. The robbery was con
mitted near DR. Swearingen's res
dence. The robber never dismounted
,, and rode off rapidly and met DIR. Stot
| dard and robbed him in the sgnle mar
ner. He also met and robbed Capital
Jas. Lynn, clerk in the governor
2 Office a posse is out looking for tn
, robber, but has not succeeded so far /
capturing him. DR., Swearlnger ofiel
one hundred dollars reward for his a
: rest. All the robberies were bold one
being committed on the pfincip
! thoroughfares of this city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27
LITTLE ROCK.
starting Out to Hunt Down the Despcra-
does with blood Ifound---The Rail
road Injunction Dissolved.
specIal DO the Gagette.

Special TO the Gazette.
Little Rock, Ark, July p. --Sheriff
Davis of Yell county to-day started af-
ter the desperadoes who have kept the
country of the three counties of Yell,
Garland and Montgomery in state of
TERRORISM for some time past. He had
large posse with the bloodhounds
that tracked the Mulberry Arkansas
train robbers. His force was con-
stantly increased by citizens who Joined
to hunt down the iascals. They have
many friends in that section who will
give them assistance and try to assist
IN their escape. 1t il believed that
there may be serious difficulty before
they can be arrested.
Judge Caldwell, of the United
States court. to-day, in the case of the
Texas and st. louis Paramore railroad
against Davis d Coaledge, bridge con-
tractors, granted the petition of de-
PENDANTS to dissolve the Injunction
and ordered the railroad to return the
tools, machinery, etc, of the con
| tractors.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27
sHREy
Brutal "A ssault ON "A Lady, and
His ftptin--A Posse in Pur.
suit.

Brutal "A ssault on a Lady, and
Ills ytrtin--A Posse in Pur-
suit.
b Gazette.
bit, La., July 25--Monday
lear Slnnot, on the New Or
BE railway, in Nachitoches
Il. II. Robbet Mclaughlin,
fbtlryears, a most respectable
lie returning home from u
lex neighbour, was attacked
b near her home by Il negro,
kek her off her horse aud
her, and then beat her to
a cl1b, after accomplishing
land dastardly purpose. He
bntry, but returned here on
Yesterday morning, and in
bon crossed to the opposite
8 river in the ferry boat.
Her crossing the river dis
Rre received here requesting
look for and arrest him.
|inga posse arrived here in
|it up to n late hour tonight
|of his arrest had been re-
|rhe negro who committed
IL deed is described MS being
with burnside whiskers,
eighth, and weighs about one
Ind fifty pounds. A large re-
been Inferred for his arrest.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27

New York. July 25.--Money easy nj 2@2lS;
Prime mercantile paper 5lsG5
Sterling exchange, bankable bills, steady
4S3 I: sight iS7.
Extended u.s. l.0l.
Coupons, 4I4's--l l26cl.l2Ss
Coupons, 4s---i 1873.
Governments stronger,
Railway bonds fra.
state bonds quiet.
Stocks opened strong and advanced a To X
per cent, the latter advance being In Rock
Island; some shares however were inclined To
be weak. particularly Denver, Wabash
preferred and Louisville and Nashville.
Western Union W strong, and rose u S01s:
during the afternoon II weaker fee'inB
prevailed. but after 2:3I Denver sold up 10
3Sls, the highest point oil the day, which
strengthened speculation sonewhal; later on
trunk lines declined II 10 4 per cent. and
other active stocks fell Il 10 ~ per cent The
DAYS transactions resulted In "A fractional ad-
vance for some shares, and slight decline
for others. In the speciait ties &. G. L. and i.
rose from 21s per cent. to 17A.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27
( SAN ANTONIO.

died 81 Abandoned His Bride
1erer Observation-Disclosures
Of the Telephone.
Ne Gazette.
onlO. July 25.-James Ed
B5cOjored boy whose foot was
y the ears last week, died to-
einback, who was forced to
vs. Alice Martin at the point
iu her brothers. hand, has
Hide and gone to California,
parents reside. Martin was
|bd Ave dollars for shooting at
bpue, who recently left here
NJ la Mexico, has returned
nnd with Il broken jaw-bone.
t1ic connection was opened
h Castroville and valde,
re and ninety-two miles dis
b wOrking order proved first
astr0yille telephoned the
correspondent: 1--WE have
you BIZ wire, using the fingers
Rrat0r, but now we go per-
b the box and talk to you
recognize our voice?n The
plainly recognized twenty
away. Thi, changes quick
ee very quick.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27

HEAVY BRowS CoTToNs-Net 90 days. En-
ierprise ~ ~; Langley, III, IL; Langley, 49,
o.: Atlanta, IA Z.
FINE brown CoTroNs--A pploton RAJ, 7ss;
Bangor ~. BsA; Root G A, 6H, Bedford r., %
in ,5h; Peppcrel r., ~,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 90 ,iays--r. onsdale
- VA; hehear - nj blackstone A A ~, o.;
,.,uo. ~, .; Boot E41, 81; Our own rs 6tz.
DRILLS Black and brownfrom, tor
{ B,owx DuoKs--Lone star soz,, II; Mag
nolia, u or, TX.
coLomED pncKs-Boston o. r., 81; Concord
brand 10 or TO-
TICKIsG-l 'onestoen, gold medal, 1915, IA
gor htncy stripe No. !, rs Omega, A. y.
1875: Tborndykc, 4.
Observation-Disclosures. ~. American, Id
llngtons, ~ 10 M; Apron checks, ~ 10
HICKORY characterization, blue
black, i2;sc Rock river, VI
pRISTs-HartAts 5lEc: Spragues, SIC; Con-
Devon dress styles, lIN9i2; Earleslon, ----;
book fold ss4q9ls;,
CorroN DRESS Goops--Dihege. &c: Alpaca
lusters gGl0lSc; Brocndes, IKE, Lace bunt-
ings, ~, 10, l2epi0l2c.
blank .Ts-saddle blankets, sT.006sl5.
dok.: grey blankets sl.2J, 800, q 10000 ca
white blankets, f22i, 800, i.U0tDl200 each /;
scarlet blankets, 500, 9.O0Gpip,00 each; Calf
iornin blankets, $500, 7.5O6pl2.5D each; silver
grey ,.iankcts, S2.2j, 2.i5ta3.bl each; lap robes
2.U0Mg3,On each.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27
CAPTAIN WEBB.
1he Famous Swimmers Attempt to Shoe
Niagara Falls--Lost in the Seething
Whirlpool

y
Niagara Falis--Lost in the seething
whirlpool.
Niagara Falls, Ont, July 25.-Up to
ten o'clock tonight nothing more has
been learned of the fate of Captain
Webb, who was drowned i'm the whirl-
pool Yesterday. In reply to Inquiries
before starting on the fatal swim, he
said he first thought swimming the
rapids last year, when Captain Paul
Boynton was talking Of doing it.
However, it was only lately he resolved
upon attempting it. He came to the
falls on the LIST of July and examined
the course and then made up his mind.
When the Tumor which was circulated
that he would go over the falls
in rubber ball was referred to he
gave merry laugh, and said the ms n
who made that statement should be
nut i'm IA rubber ball himself and sent
over the falls. He said in going down
| he would he carried under by the cur
rent and if he could hold his breath
until he came to the surface again he
would he all right. He could easily, he
said hold his breath under water for n
minute and a half. He would have to
fight to keep at the top. If he could
not do so it would be all up with him.
| When asked if he had fully considered
the matter he said ii was n
curious thing and he did not bother
much about it. He was going to take
the chance; it was all luck. He said
he made proposition to the railroad
companies to have an excursion, but
they would not come to terms. They
thought he was going to commit sui
eide and they would not encourage IT,.
w hen asked if there was anything
particular he wished to have said in
his behalf he replied that the only
thing was that he was not going to
make anything out of it. He wanted
to show the people he could do it.
Speaking of his weight, he said he
weighed 1870 pounds and was too fat;
his proper weight was l75 pounds, but
the extra weight did not hamper him,
as his work was not like racing and
extra flesh helped him because 1T en-
abled him TO resist cold.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27

HUNTSVILLE.
Identifying the Captured Men-.Aii Wanted
Elsewhere.

Special to the GAZETTE.
Huntsville, July 2a.-Of the three
at Cameron last week and lodged in
la,la here, one proves TO d., be Perry Lang.
capped while awaiting the result of an
appeal. He was taken to-day to enter
on his sentence. The other two are
named Bailey, and are wanted in
Comanche county for murder. A
good reward was offered for their APP
prehension. These men were arrested
on suspicion of having participated in
the robbery of store and shooting of
the clerk ut Cincinnati, in this county,
last week. The preliminary eXamina-
ton Of this charge is set for Monday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27
TILE GAZETTE FORT WORTH TEXAS, FRIDAY JULY.27.

business life above referred to. Coun-
try merchants are not slow TO discern
the fact las well as large proportion
OF the retail dealers Of this city, that
kcllum Il Rotan with their large cash
capital, purchasing as they do In inn
mense quantities direct from factories
and first hands are prepared to sell
to the trade.on as reasonable terms as
can be purchased elsewhere.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27

Potatoes, country iioa5Oc q bushel; onions,
Rtans, II. p. med. bbls.. 1885; large lima,
e,9g7c; small butter, ;,ss 81 hayo, e2t@lc;
s,to60o So Pigs feet, kits, 81 so cider, hall bbi.,
S. 0oas5 80.
Retail--yinegar, apple, 3j@5lc 4 gal; pure
eyed, 5, Peaches. dried. Size; Apples, dried,
S(Dpc G; Cabbage, &c; slack berries 50MT5c per
gal Plums 25GiGc per gal; watermclons Is
CPS; Canteopes I0a3j; Apples 50@75c per ls
bushe box; Tomatoes soc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27

according to grade quality and condition, Is
TO 2Dc; Mexican improved, according to grade
quail aud condition, ito 10: Mexican, nc
cording to grade, quality and condition, 10
burrs.
HipEs--No. |, heavy Mint, dry Y n iec; No.
2, heavy fiint dry, q N lie; No. !, light flint,
aged. n Sc. fallen Hides lG2c less; dry sailed,
4 b l0c; green salted n n &c; green butcher, 4
10 &c.
rKLrRfRs = Nominal, ,eason aver Deer
skins, v N 2lt2,; anielops skins, v n l0eal3 !:
goat skins, each lo@25; sheep pelts, according
corning To amount OF wool, i0gi5c: Mexican
sheep pclts, " N Seplnc: Mexican sheep pelts,
IMPROVED, llebi2c: Mexican sheep sherilngs,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27
Liquors.

81 5Oa2 IS; fancy per gallon. as per high
wines
WHIsKY-Rectined 81 l09i50. as per proof
sour mash, one year old, 81 % two years old
s2)od2 q: three years Old q 5042 5: fancy
WSIw.ss-ciarei. case,iss 5oal00J. nv perquai-
nv. C,atnwha, per gallon, eseo 90 P1.n, 81 4s@
3 ~; sherry, per gal, 81 2ue3 co. Madeira,
per gal, ii d5eo5 "; White WINE, In cases,
81 O0ael0 0O.
Dry, s2s 5000 %; II s.islck, IN bssket, 20 OOes
champagne, 81 0tpi4 %.
ALn--Siocx Ale, per doz., 81 o9S2 Is; Porter.
per dog, 81 00G92 20.
BorrLED BEER-St. Louis quar- u, si2 90; pts.
sl2 50, Budweiser, own size. tl3 ~; p,pts
al OG EflGnger beer, quarts, slS Oo Ptnts
b,3 50 schlitz Milwaukee, quai 10 yl2 30, pinis
| elS O0: Hub Punch sis 70
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27

FLOUR easlr-7Stantard's royal patent, ss 70
y bbl.; sacks. 81 Stn3 10 n lsJ ms. Corn meal,
per bushel. Sc; Homlny and grits, a Dbl
$500; Oatmeal, half bbl, s. VI: Crack ed
wheat, 4, n. sc: Crackers: X soda. ga $50, Xxx
seda, 0epT; xxx soda, oll@7l &c; cream soda,
85t9itIc X lemon creams. blaDlsc; ginger
snaps. Sayl5c: XXX, Dl&Gl0c; assorted cakes and
jumbles. u DiaiSc. Wheat In ligat receipt
SOC ISL, as TO quality and condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27
Wheat.
Coming in freely; prices range rom socasl
Paints. Olls nnd ynrnishe.

PAINTS, per ib-White lead, TIC 10; yellow
OILS orIs"i,oied Iinseed in bis CSC per r AZ
raw dc; neatsfoot, SOD 75c: fish, 60d5Sc spirits
turpentine, 6jc; coal oil, 2-5 cases Brilliant,
ito; rs 81 200 50; 2-5, 81 90: Eupioi bbis'. 25c.
per gallon; Eupion, 2-5 cases, 81 30; lard oil,
81 Gl@S5c West Virgidia, 20d2jc.
VARNIsHEs--topal, 6lc9s 81 per
coach yarnish, 6. astN6 co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27
GALVESTON.

Suicide of IA Strangcr-Napoloon Smith
Saved by u Scratch.
Galveston, July "a stranger
named Thee Butt suicided at the
beach this morning with revolver.
The grand jury has failed to indict
Napoleon Smith vino half-killed his
sick sister few weeks ago. The doe
tor i'm charge is understood to have vir-
tually contradicted his own former
statements as to the extent of her inju-
ries. The woman fatty refused to ties.
tify and denied that her brother ever
harmed her.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27
Meats aud Lard.

MEATS Iower--Sugar cured hams. i3c: Ba-
con pack ed, break fast bacon, I3Jsc; short clea
iOH: long clear, 9Ac Bulk meats packed,
short CRY salt, rt4c.
LARD lower-1ierces. IOIzc; hlf 5bls., l014c;
50 n tins lV9sc; 20 D. tins, lUkc; 10 ID tins, Ic
SD tins, llIsc; 8 ID tins. 1 l@c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27
.BRENUAM.

VI Hew Cotton-A Store Burned
~ Caterpillars.
lho 0azcite.
|n, July %. Brennan yes
|celvel her first bale and to-
|c<,ond bale CT new cotton, also
|oad OF new cotton seed.
hAs' store at William Penn, in
~, was destroyed by fire this
He bad just received "A new
goods. Insured for $4,000,
wortns have appeared in por-
be county ; damage light at
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27
Fruits and Nuts.

Fruits-Oranges. box, s. o0dp8 co. Lemons
S. 0l@5 81: Raisins, London layers, 81 0e plain
Sc rs; Prupes, II ~. &c; Figs, 10000: Bananas
81 00tpf 50, bunch.
Nuts-Peanuts, white, n b.. DC; pecans 10;
Wanufs English, l6c: French, lie; Brazil
nuts, l2Izc; Filberts, He: Almonds, soft shell,
&c; Cocoanuis, IS wa ., 100.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27
e,ar,epr,,.ys.
St0pte Nr''sys.
Bark, Cinnamon, per pound, 2i6Ssoc; bark,


Peruvian, pa i5~a.lu, os-Vv; noiax per h,
1870 49, Ri-carbonate OF soda ser H. Sstufi. q p
cinchonida, per on, oEol o.; CASTLE soap
tmottlcdl, per NJ, ,ab; cream tartar, q. p, per
poun |, 3s6oin chnig, lump, per pound, 2@ {;
ralom u, p 4 w, per pound, 70oSo. calomel,
Englls l. per pound. lD6pi ~. chloral hy-
drate, 7bGni IS; cllproform, s0a9D; composI-
tion powder, 3u6a IN bvers powders, iotpl 50:
pound, 81; gum camphor, 3oGS2 morphine,
per on, S. %; machine oil, golden, S5C9 10;
quninc, II. Il w, per o., | pb; quinlne, Ger.
man. per o., 50, quinine, German, case. per
or, l Is.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27

rect: no trading In bee; sntiio feeing rather
firm; dressed Reef Stesdy StS@a'< tof city;
W quarters of beef AMI u earcssses OF NUT
on
ruHEi.- Receipts SO; nFn, and active. Il
hHher Tor both sheep aud lambs; extremes
ss<ss vfor sheen: VI for lambs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27
PALESTINE.
A Meeting of Drumners-CIinM Music and
business.

BUSINESS.
Special to the Gazette.
Palestine. July 25.-At special
called meeting of drumners and COM
merial travellers in all parts of the
state here to-day, it was proposed to
organize state association for mutual
protection. 1t was resolved to call n
state convention of drunmers of the
west here on August Is, to take into
consideration all matters of interest to
travelling commercial men. A call for
the convention was issued, signed by
about fifty leading drummer5 of the
state. This two days meeting is big
one; more men than We're ever heard
in Palestine in the same length of
time. Fifty drummers talked mt once,
but quietly. Finally good order was
maintained.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27

Nails, rates. 81 -: Hoes, 20 p cent. OF; Axes,
Collins, SO ~; simmons, $40 so Hackinsack,
81 So Ames's shovels, u doz, $1,000 Horse
sheet iron, No. ~ II, &c; Fence wire,
sl3@glsc Tin Plate, $3.50: Trace
chains, $500 4 doz: Tinware, 40 " cent. of;
Cooking stoves Sli 00e50 90; Fire mantels,
si0u0GDJ 90; Coffee mills IS a cent. OIL; Rolts
40 4. cent. OIL, Carriage bolts, W 4 cent. on
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27

For further information call upon or
write to J. J. SHgw,
Ticket Agent, Union Depot.
y. B,--Ffom Fort Worth to fouls
VILE only forty-flve hours and one
change OF cars, being fifteen hours
quicker than any other route.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27

BUTTER Country, lsSs0c: Western dairy,
221Sc fancy dairy. 27hc; cooking butter. zoe;
butterine, DC.
CHERsE-Fiat factory, l2Ac; New York
factory, 1870, fun cream, loo; 5weitzer, 800
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27
FeedstuHs.

HAY New country loose from wagon,
81 t068OO per ton; Corn, country, Zoe; Oats,
country. 2593nc; Bran, 81 10 per 100; Chops,
81 rs per lvO. Barley, 1910.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27

The coolest, shortest and best route
any noint i'm the United States Is either
the Missouri Pacific or Texas and Pa
cific railways. You make fewer trans
fecs and better connections, and at
more seasonable hours than any other
route. Remember that these are the
only lines running Pullman hotel and
palace cars. No change OF cars via
either road between Fort Worth and
ST. Louis, Low rates and quick time,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27

PRODUCE.

NEW YonK, July 26.---FLorR--f'rm and
unchanged
to lower. closing sLenuy, steamer M. red
i2,l: No. 2 red Iit, for February, lITGl lS13
elevator, 10 delivered.
t'oRN-.-C'ash lots held tirm; options &slls
lower, closing with a reaction 81 lftgICS NO.
3. 81; steamer 5gI9G0; No. 2, 63t4@03H.
PROVISIONS.
CoFFEE-Duli
SUdAR-Quiet but FIRM standard a IA.
RICK Firm and in God demand domestic
so gTh.
asosIN-Quiet.
TuRpFSIISE--Q uiet at 5Ieg5 -,
PoRK-Quie. but firm nj ID t@l5t0l6.
LIVE STOCK.
NEw YoRK, July ~ --Beeyc Receipts go
| ma My Tor expoi Ia. and slaughtered III
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27
Poultry and Eggs.

POULTRY Hens, s. 0OG3 Is per dozen;
roosters, VI g@2 co. halfgrown chickens,
II .bss2 90 Turkeys, 81 U0gs "; Geese, - w
as no: Ducks, 81 50Gt3 10.
Ess6S-Per dozen, lie.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27

Futures opened quiet. at ls4 lower; were
steady and duh early in the day, firm on
third call. and closed with July ut yesterdays
figures, August lower, september lower,
and the Others higher than yesterday.
RAJ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27
Ammunition.
Hardware.

' Powder--Blastine, 4 keg, 81 Is: Rifle, q 25 N,
80 65: Rife, Il i2is MS. SIS; ltne. n 81 ins. 81 %
Shot--Sl2, Y sack; Buck shot, 81 50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27
81 LouIs.

ST. LOUIS, July 26.-Cotton---D Dull; mid
ding 9l5: sales 100: receipts ~; thipmt nts
! 220, stock on hand Ol0O