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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-13
pragged Up hY ToY Ralloons.

A dispatch to the Philadelphia Press
/ from Morehead City. n. g., says that
the thfee-year old daughter of Mrs.
| Robert Elliott was brought here n
month ago to recover from AN attack
of fever. The other morning stroll
ing Italian made his appearance with
n large cluster of red bladder
like toy balloons. Major Hawkins, of
Alabama, to amuse the child, Birie.
tied the cord around her waist, and
then. us is so often done to ainuse the
children, gave her atoss of five or SIX
feet in the air, and held out his hands
for her return. Great God she Is
gone cried the major, as he saw her
rapidly going up, up, up, until she had
passed the house tops. Floating in the
clouds with outstretched hands, the
little angel could be heard distinctly
calling, mamma Mamma NAM
MAJ until her voice became drowned
in the whistling of the winds.
al! TO your boat-,n shouted old
Captain Dixon, ''and never son of n
man turn back until that child is
brought to its nanny
Minutes appeared as hours, and the
babe was flying southeast like II kite,
and would he out over the Atlantic in
iSSS tiioii nv tittN. - way Ntut tNcHtN
or more well-manned boats, amid the
shout OF men and screams of women
and children. These boats were
Joined by like number from
Beaufort, ali of which kept as
near under the little angel in the clouds
ms possible. Mr.. Charles j. Voorhees,,
of the Southern Express company,
with party of gentlemen, We're out
taking n sail. Mr.. Voorhees, is one of
the most expert ri6emen in the coun-
try, and had on board his Smith <
Wesson rifle.
"Bang!n went the lifle---b no
change in position. Again, again, and
again--at the fifth shot one balloon
disappeared, amid the shouts of the
boatmen. AT the eighth shot
it became evident that the bal
looms could not longer carry the
weight of the little floating angel, as
she was gradually descending--not
in a straight line, but in southeast
direction, toward Harker's Island-but
whether dead or alive none could tell.
Down, down. down she comes, as
gently as if handled by human hands,
and to fall into cradle Of sand.
10 land, to land, and all put TO shore
as fast as the sales would propel the
boats. Then began the race for the
baby and she had come down on sand
bank only few hundred yards distant.
With fear and trembling all ran up,
Ben Piver in front. "Gentlemen,n
says lie, "she's alive and kicking.n
There sat little Birdie playing with a
lot of shells, and MS she was picked up
she chung to a handful saying, Desc
sells for mamma
At the wharf, after everything
seemed safe, then little Birdie came
the nearest Of losing her life. Colonel
Whitford, a man of generous inpulses,
seized the little apgelin hlsarms,and at
u lightning speed started for its moth
er, who was then lying In an uncon.
scions state, under the skillful care of
DIS. Haywood, Arendall and Kelly of
Louisiana. But before the kind
hearted colonel had gone far, amid the
dense crowd and confusion he ran off
the wharf into water eight feet deep.
Several jumped into the, water and
aided him in landing his prize. The
child was none theworse for the duck
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-13

WooL.Mediun, accordingto grade, Quality
ana condition, ~ 10 2Sc. hme according Il,
grade, quality and condition, Is TO ~ coarse,
according To grade quality and cundftion, Is
70 2sc; Mexican improved, according 20 grade
quail and condition, iitoi6. Mexican. no.
cordiny to grade, quality and condition, 10
burrs. ~
2, heavy Mint, dry, a N lie: MOI I, light Hint.
q 10 loo; No. 2, light tiint a N sc: badly dam.
aged, 70 &C; falten hides lG2c less: dry sailed
70 &c. y
rELTRrrs-Deer skins, y 10 2lcpe5; antelope
SKINS, N lO0nlS; goat skins. each ltCt1S,
sheep pclts, according 10 amount OF wool.
AcGup; shearlings, according tonmount OF
WOOL, lhgl5c Mexican sheep peiis, "A N s6g Ice;
Moxican sheep pelts, improved, llt@i2c: Mex
lean sheep sherlings Sc,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-13
LAID IN THE EARTH.
The Body of Archbish.p Purcell Finally
Hurled.


Cincinnati, O., July 1o.-Archbishop
Purcells burial took place to-day
in the little ceme'e v ut St..Martins,
ohio. Rev. DIR. Callaghan was the
celebrant of the Gregorian mass in the
chapel. When the procession reached
the cemetery, priests surrounded the
grave, nuns lighted candles and
took position within "a small
enclosure, and the people formed on
the outside OF the enclosure. In this
position the bcneolictus was sung, and
the body was lowered into its final rest
ing place. The grave was prepared
with Il heavy stone in the bottom,
thick cemented brick walls aud heavy
stone slabs above. Before the burial
the costly ornaments, the gifts of
friends, We're removed, and he was
buried with only the simplest
eniblems.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-13
saddlcry and Harness.

SKIRrfNG:--No |, California, per H., 10 to
i3c; No. 2 California, per 10, 10 10 II cts; No.
FAR OAK per h., ~ tO rs cts, No. /, Fair
Hemlock per H., 3 ITO 80 cis.; MOL Ohio Oak
per H., so To ls cts,
panSEss;--W Wagon. short tug, siI ooo92o 0oi
Wagon, long tug, SIS 0l0szo 90
oLiAl.s:--Wagon, mil stock, An 5pdf 0n
Wagon, extra wool, loOO@- IS OF Duck coils
"a l3mitO.
,BRiDLEs. Blind, per doz. $4,000 ~ 60l ~
Filings, No. en-, per doz., ~ 500 %.
SADDLES. Raised stamped Chi. si5Dpta75os
Plain Cal. s20t9cf " 0t No. loose courses
Still tree, SIS 00easW0U. No. 2 tied courses Hnse
$50 n0@l5ne; No. Austin Rigs. ryetoa
si2 so as 90; Fuli rigs black, II 5-@l2 30; u
rigs, black or oiled. g 30 a. 10 90.
Poc.Ers; Leather, et@2 81; Llama goat,
2 5,ltdl5 80: Toe Tenders, 5O@3 30.
SpuRs,-Euresa, per dozen prsl25: indian
anolo, per dozpn, l2o Mexican, 3-in. rcwal
90; Mexican ;t.n rowel, covered. l00s Mex
estoga, a,6o; Hamilton, SIC; Merimsc as.6c.
Lodi, iiGc: Gasners, 5lzo Anconl,m Marlboro,
~, simpson, u, VA; Albion, 81, 5A; solid'eol.
ors, ia
Observation-Disclosures 1917; Berkshires. $50;
ican 2ln rowel, BE- Mexican 2-incli rDwel.
covered, OON california, less straps. IL o1Qp
IS O0
LrGerSe.s- II Kip, 4 1905 90; Calf, 10 os9l5 0G;
Cbapporei, ~ gl0,0.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-13

81 so@a IS; fancy per ra',on. =. mar rio

" 5o@a IS; fancy per gallon, as per bixh
WHIsKY--Rec,ifed 81 leaisa, ma per PROOF
sour mash, one year old. 81 on two years old.
~ ,o@2 =, three years old 81 5os2s5 fancy
extra old whisky sIss5,
WtNEs--Claret, e.ssS SOFA 1000 ~ peraual.
IVY; Catawba, pergailon, eea ~ Port. si 300
w; sherry, per gal, 81 2oa3 %; Madeira,
~ 0Olnl0 90. y
CHAMrAeNE-G. H.. Mumm a Co, Extra
Dry, s& oO@3o "; HeidsAik, In basic Ell, SO 600
champagne, ~ UOtaiin0.
Ai,E--stock Ale. per dos.,s2 oes2 81 Porter,
BorTI.ED BEFR--St Louis quarts sto %. MI
VIZ -; Budweiser, own ei1e, sis Ots pints
R.t 90 Erlanger beer, quarts, sla ~: pints
sis y; Snhlitz milwaukee,, quarts Si2 So pints
Sly 90. Hub Punch xl2 %
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-13
Orangemrn,s Prncession.

Chicago, July IT, Members of the
society OF Orangemen of this city. to
tue number of one hundred, paraded
this morning in honor of the anni-
yersary of the battle OF the Boyne.
ihey afterwards took train out of
the city for the purpose of holding q
picnic. No disturbance of any nature
was created along the line of march,
although the column at times was
subjected to some mild jeering.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-13
THE GAZETTE. FORT WORTH, TEXAS FRIpAY. IuLY1a.

usual sagacty and forcihought
the firm of Kelum & Rotan of this
city are fast turning their wholesale
trade either into cash trade or its
equivelent, and the result is they rare
~ sustain a loss ON goods by the fail
ure OF party TO pay, and in conse
quence they are enabled to place all
goods at bottom prices TO their GUS
toners. They are ready and willing
10 duplicate any bill made In Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-13

Potatoes. country i0n SOC y busheh Onions
new, Sies5N h bbl. Turpips, Fsa s1c n bod
Rtans, II. p med, bbls,, iHe5e; lssss hn2.
slq@7e; small butter. 4lz15c; bayo, 6A@7e.
Pickles, medium, 80 1l9ls % n bib; has bbl =,
s. fQrS5 90
RGiaii-,'y Vinegar. apple, s,9s2c Z gals pure
vitae, SOC; Peas, green, dried, IN. G1e' sisek-
stap q; Cabbage, "a o., Blaceblrfie, Se975c per
gal /; Piums 25ep zoe per gaA; Waisrmelons y
90; cantelopes lOd3j Apples ztDsl per Is
bushel box: Tomatoes 7t0sl. 5 ss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-13
stapieDruvs,

Bark, Cinnamon per pound, 2idpsoc; bark,
l6taiS: Bi-carbonate OF soda per N. SsiGpi. G D.
peras per %, 2cli castor oil per g.,i., iOce 81;
(mottledl per III. SDp; cream tartar, &. r., Der
pound, 40; chalk, lump. per pound, 20 L;
eaiomel, I. w, per pound, 7oaso; caloncl
drate .5Gpl 50; chloroform. .0snp0; compost
ton powder, Boa 10 dovers powders i0,al so.
EPSON salts, per pound. SGSJ; gnm opium, per
pounn, 5t gum camphof, a0@32; Inorphlne,
per o., y 20. machine oil, golden, S5dl 40;
qninine, L. Il w, per o., l5; quinine, Ger
man, per or, 80; quinine, German, case, per
o., IS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-13
The New Hampshire Election.

Concord, n. H., July 1a.-It is
claimed that Secretary Chandler re-
ceived assurances of seventy votes to
be given him tomorrow. Is under
stood that Buggs and Stevens had u
private conference tonight to arrange
for a transfer of The latter's support TO
the former tomorrow. No one be-
lieves that an election will take place
before next week
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-13
. IRELAND.

FAL LEAGUE MEETING.
uly l2.-At a meeting last
Irish national league, the
no thousand pounds from
as announced. Sexton in
Id that England had learn
bort encounter with .Ameri-
pms on the pauper emigra-
pa that if there was to be a
kIreland it would not be
who had to go.
DENNIS FIELD,
fhe jury which convicted
Murder, and who was after
bed, is in constant receipt
featening him With injury.
M daughters are often in
b. Streets. An attempt was
|tly upon his house but the
desi when Field fired upon
0TIIER INFORMER.
pne of the men arrested for
~ in the murder Of Mrs.
b April of last year, has
FINER.
tsANGEMEN's PARADE.
W
ade of the Orangemen at
hy was unusually large and,
Exception. peaceable. At
Rge an atfr;,y occurred in
fal Orangemen were wound
krrests.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-13
ul,A.
4 nonDER's MANIFESTO.

Havana, July 12.--A sheet signed
by Chief Bonifice, melting the people
to rebellion, has been put in circula-
ton. IL says bands have been re-
cruited with men, horses and arms. for
revolutionary purposes. No impor-
lance Is attached to the sheet, the peo-
pie of Cuba desiring peace. 1t merely
shows that many gangs of robbers de-
sire to give their movements a polIti-
cal character.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-13
Paints. oils and varnishes

PAINTS, per b--Whlte lead, TIC n; yellow
ochrc. dry, &c; burnt amber iii oil, 100; dry, &c
oILs--boied linseed la bills, a5c per gal,
raw o2e; neatsfoot, BDq 75c fish, c095ic; spirits
turpentine, 65c; coal oil, % cases, Brilliant
81 40; Brilliant, bbls. l5c; Brilliant, III, ~ A.;
10: rs 81 2Da 5G -. 81 %; Eupion, bbls. pc
per gallon; EupioD, rs cases, ~ %; lard oil,
s., GJ6eS5c West virgidia. 20@25c.
3 isHI5--Copal, 6DcGsl 20 per
coach yarnish. q .s@6 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-13

NEW York, July l2-Cotton--spot is
quoted LID higher: middling uplands l0ls,
spinners, 81 bales on speculation, ana y bales
delivered on contract. Future deliveries az
There was much irregularlty, but Ii ended in
an advance OF 10 II over closing quotations
OF yesterday. AT third cali september sold
10 . closed barely steady.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-13
ANOTHER pErTY pUEI

A duel arising out of the debate in
the chamber of deputies on. the Ton
gum question, was fought at Villa
Dasray. The combatauts were Eman-
uel Arene, Gambettist deputy for Cor
sica, and Conbe, member OF the staff
of the roynlist journal, Leciuron. The
latter was wounded twice.
Paul DeCassagnac has challenged
Ferry, on account of differences during
the same debate, but the latter has
taken no notice of DeCassagnac's mes
sage.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-13

1N r1Ir pEprrlEs.

Paris, July 12-The chamber of dep
uties, 39l to ll5, accepted the minis
ter's proposal to debate the convention
with the railway company on Mon
day. The vote, 1t is considered, fore.
shadows the adoption of the conven-
tion and the obviation of all fear of
cabinet crisis.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-13
NIJixICO.
EADs' SHIP RAILWAY

Mexico, July, l2.-The survey OF
Capt. Eads' ship railway is progressing.
In 100 kilometres the greatest grade
was one in 100 kilometres graded.
a NEW SCHEME.
Baroness Aulsen, the Soanish author
ess. is about to establish paper advo-
eating u review of the Latin-American
countries.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-13

MEATS iower--Sugar cured l,ams ,eil.. =,
con, packed, breakfas bacon fl.4c. i,ors Al,
~; hong clear, lie; Bulk MEATS. pacxc
snort dry salt, ie5,c; long dry salf. i0,,c.
iAEp iower--rlerces. lli4c: hif. bbis. llSc.
90 n tins Me- q p tins, lltac: 10 n tins gsc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-13
Fruits and Nuts.

', Fruits--Orauges, box, s5ooGl6 50; Lemon MS
IS Oo@5 90: Raisfns, London layers. - Oh PLAZA
s. 70; Primes, u D.. 10; Figs, i5S30c; bananas
50 O0oD4 50, bunch.
Nuts Peanuts, white, 4 NJ. &c; Pecans &c;
Walnnis English, itc: French, lfc:. byr.,l
&c; Coeoanuts, IS W o Is iOJ.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-13

FLOUR easlrr-Stanpards royal patent, ESQ
p bpl; sacks, 81 Soce3 10 u laJ lbs. Corn meal,
per bushel, SIC; Hpmlny and grlLs, a Dbl.
wheat, q H. nc: Crackers: y soda, ia Gkr, Xxx
soda. cas7; XXX soda, ol4@7l&c; cream soda,
SAg9iol4e x lemon creams, bGDl5c: y ginger
snaps. saDlSc! Xxx, gl$ Al0c: assorted cakes and
Jumbles. l39lSi&c. Wheat In Zig At receipt I;
DOC al, as TO quality aud condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-13

Nails, rates, 81 y. Hoes 10 n cert Off Axes.
Collins, SO ~; simmons. SO So Hackinsaelt,
s! 5ue Aines's shovels, h dok, Si2De Horse
sheet Iron, No. n u, &c: Fence wire,
Slsaplsc. Tin Plate, $780, Trace
chains, $500 u doz; Tinware, 10 = cent oil;
Cooking stoves, sli 006ph0eo: Fire manteis,
$40 0OaDD 90: Coffee mills y r cent on. Bolts,
~ Z, cent. OIL; Carriage bolts, 90 Il cent. of.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-13
naggIng. TIes and Repe,

,Bagging- Globe, ~ NJ, full weight, II
fisa-Arrow, No. i'si 1901 90; Rope, sirai,
lilx@l2lzc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-13

PouLTRy- Hens. 81 CDa3 rs Der ,loyaa,
BOOSTERS, ~ yla2 o0 halfgrowi chicken.
as 90, Ducks, SO tDeeS on = - ~
EGGs--per dozen. f21fSlsc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-13

BuTrEx Country, is8iSc; Western dairy.
y,s'sc; mnsy dairy. T,fc: cooking butter, Toe;
CuErsE-Fiat factory. 721<c: New Yor,,
nctofy, l8<c, null cream, lJc; Sweltzer, $50
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-13
ITALY.
|lRs AT THE VATICAN.

hrs AT THE VATICAN.
lily l2.-The Russian gov
opposes toappoint an embas-
b Vatican.
, has summoned the French
|come to Rome for the pur-
hsulting with him regard
pndition OF the church in
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-13
ENDLY FERRY
4 ANY INTENTION TO
BNGLAND'S DIGNITY.
p Summoned 10. Rome--Chain-
lses Count DE Paris His
The American Hog.
ENGLANp.

FIJI ENGLAND.
I15sHoP no RESIGN.
Iuly 12.-The bishop of
va notice that he intends
5ADLAuGH's CASE.
1ker of the house of COM
written TO Bradlaugh, in
|mihat he will be excluded
0(lse until he engages not
intake oath in disregard to
u VI the house. Bradlaugh
|ecI0ring the action of the
Is case Illegal. He says he
vorito take his seat in obedi-
! inE, and If expelled will
h0 electors in his constilu-
So{{ET TO DUFFERIN.
l1f1n, British ambassador to
Entertained at a banquet
3{ club last night. Among
Iin present We're Lowell,
(11ninister and Hon. Alex.
Anil Sir Charles Topper of
7reply to n toast to his
Duflerin SAID he believed
close or the next CEN
lation of Canada would
lions. He also believed
fish people had become
III the feeling Of allotment
b mother country existing
hIes, and would never per-
k0vernment to repeat the
hich they had lost America.
ff1R suEZ CANAL.
cement of the British gov
md De Lesseps on the pro-
Suez canal, Is based upon
lily received idea that De
sesses the exclusive right
through the isthmus of
T4aiAULIPE AFFAIR.
b0ndent at Paris had an in
th Prime Minister Ferry.
bred that the excitement in
bxer the Tamaulipe affair,
arisen from a misconcep-
Keeling of the French cabi-
most sincere wish is to cul-
Hal relations with England,
ved the affair Mt Tamaulipe
len exaggerated. The de-
tish consul, he said, was
be anti-French III attitude,
b that the French admiral
the consul would be pre-
And he asserted that Adj
ecould not have vcntured
leeXtraordinary course at
him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-13

HAY New country loose non, w.n,,
- ovaIW per ton; Corn, country, Zoe. f,nts
country, Ue3Sc. Bran, 81 70 per ivy. tthops
81 10 per 1.0. Barley, rs d4O ~-Vf''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-13

Cleveland, o., July - .--Plow-malSers
from the New England states, New
ork, Indiana, Pennsylvania, Mis-
sour and Nebraska are having a pri-
waite conference here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-13

cArsyr receipts @ I, sY IS, 'p agM 40
weak native stssrs,i , srs iexans, 54ieo.
90 ~ 10Y, n,,s.aipls 3sAr. pwer at vo'e9 ~
sSns sis'A. Receipts 2is ap changed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-13
Ammunition.
Hardware,

Powder-Blastlng, q key, 81 10; Rifle. a 2s N.
50 ~; Rifle II I2lS tts.. 5S Rifle r8,4 MS, 81 pl
Shot--sS2j 4 sack; Buck shot. So So.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-13
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
FINANCIAL. =
GAZETTE OFFICE. July 10.
GQI.D AKIN gIIVkK s

GOLD AND SILVER
Buying selling
American silver dollar. ....,.pHr.
American halves and quar'spar
Mexican silver dollar .......... ~ rominnl
Mexican silver halves ......... IS nominal
Mexican silver quarters. 10 nominal
BANKERS EXCHANGE.
New York sight currency...,....... u per 800
New Orleans sight. currency,.....- per 500
ST. Louis sight. currency .....a- q per slU'
Galveston sight. gold and eur'cy "a per tl0s
sterling, in small sums. si.9D currency per 81.
COMMERCIAL ExCHANGE. 4tt,
New York sight currency ........partgM
New Orleans sight currency-L<@ discoant
Galveston sighi. eurTency.....-Atg discount
81. Louis sight, trrEency..- ..,..phr@4
CT icago sight. curr@ncy-.....,...hG discount
New York.
NEW yoRK. July ie.-Money 2@s,t, eos
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-13

Il H.tf lNoplNt-
wrw ORLEANS, July aisS-fiIinef
,t,lxe.l and white, B2aO5c-
UArs-Higher 4i@ioc.
pgovIsI Ann
Po@K--Duu, lower: u ~, III
I.Alp--i.owel; tiercc. ~. ktktslf fon,r clear
l,AclsS--i.ower: shur.iLsfSs St,' go"
and ciear lbs, n selnas.
hsI0Ca-Duli and Iina asifsyy1sis
coas MEAL--tlnIet i is Ileinaal at lower
rahes; shoulders y, a,os firm CHI ,ics
III A xs- sugur-clre.S cns y ~ ''''
ee,iny4ssad l3glSb. ,..,haneed; 1t53
t.e. s.,s,u. AIR demand; RIO;
o,yy,,ss common 10 prime fa~se,o.'i conmon
StfnAF--Firfn; s9iaruon s.is-'v prirse 70
sgyts.: ,flir TO MI te.f I&@d ~ *
ss5c,, ,iI,m7iS ysllow risassa , ri E.xment-
Mnf. and, Wa ,sp 81, b steady
ing ana clearer, sapirsnsasA a's''
At 2je02I. s,y. Iouisitsaa osil
nary 70 prine6wa IL
fEgsrdvfis.
pu.r-o, 4 al. szs5s others un IN. e, ~, tsfo
HAy-Q9e,s, as ssss', 81 i TSse; summer
yellow r,f2iet ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-13
doiincl,. N0.

do inch, 40.
SntNcbEs--White pine A. 81. ID sh,a..
si.25, do extra No. 1, $50: cvnrs ~ auuae1
brand, No. 2, $50 do 80, 4 4, I'M, y NV
sawed heort- si.sn: saps. sl'bo. = s'''s na''ss
riokE ls.,- white pine. dressed and heats,
square or f'fN, ~; yellow pine do. n. inrts \.
LINE, CENESr, Erc.--Lsme, Aust,ms "
per DBL Cement, Louisville or Rosena,sss y 4,
per DBL; Portnsnd. 81 per Dbl. Plaster pssas,s
New York or Michigan, s. per bbl. - = -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-13

KcceIpts, net ID baIes gross 2l0 bales:
exports none; stock ll.l6l.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-13
sd I.omis.

ST. LOUIS July ia.-eotton dun and lower;
middling, -; sales, 50; receipts, ivO; ship
ments, -; stock, ll,SO
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-13
COTTON.


Futures opened quiet but firm at quota
lions. One point lower for August, October
and December but unchanged for other
months. Market quiet and firm ut second
call, duh on third and closed duh three and
four points above yesterdays latest closing
quotations;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-13

CofTEE--Weals: Rio, 00si7 CO.
sUtsAi Dall refined, easier cut loaf pnd
crushed pl4aats. Nm
MoLAsS his---Stetdr.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Rcrs S--Auict.
n 10 Oh. s y y
BEEr--pull and nominal,
clears. $500
i.Anp--rnssttlcd and lower.
LIVE STOCK.
BEEyEs-- No fresh offerings. Jressoa baa.
duh and lower: 50f9 rs for city dressed ~.
tive steers, SOFAS 90 Tor Texas, 0tdrs 80 tor
western,
snrni'--Keceipts Goo mainly lamb. active
ana n CHER with early cearanpes at 4 25std ~
per ~ pounds Tor sheep; 5 75s IS par lo)
pounds Cor lambs
HoGs---Receipts li1p Ill for slaughtcrs al.
rect; no nlarKet for live, city dressed tnli M
25t9S per 0pounds.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-13
\ CRAWFORD.
aEIR TO THE THRONE.

HEIR TO THE THRONE.
|y l2.-The Gduiois says the
Rnbord commands all the
recognize the Count de
he heir TO the throne of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-13
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TELEGRAPH MARKETS..
New York.
PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, July ly.-~Fiour dull. rscesn.s
lduno barrels. Minnesota patent 5 baSs 30 2 !
Ar-ppeneA lSmA higher hut aiter-
n Ma,ns lost we ntvancc aud declined trlHe
spring w nngraetsd red 9s@l 10: Steamer. 30.
ii 5,e ~ Ne:9re'i lllsqal ~ store ih.esi
graded white tsSttT: No. > red NY III, III.
81 q, m; Augusi .atti lsN; September isixa
l 70 - 2 'o'e'''oei ipfa%
toRS--opened wei cont higher yyh,ch ,vas
subsequently, lost, closing stronger unrfadrI
yOls0pGt; No. ~; No. 4, 81: No 2luly 5aisStsI.
Angust tosolls September u $685.; October
OATS Easier.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-13

ST. eCx Jnly l2--WnE4Nr---Sstrong. l Nisl
Ausvsss. 49, september; OF s9l os ocsober
! 1tIt year
Noit --Quisf: i5A July; i6lg August = Did
Seisis haber; sSI October; i25f year
O.sls@pnIl; ivy Augusi;.vyoaTi
1--we srocK.
CALTTE--R Receipts 1909; shspn<uih,, 49, ,.,'ss
Msrke supp y only mpderatg psi,ets 81 e ci,nic.
bat not higher s3ef5 w 'pi sn .,,,. 5,,i5 ID
issr g,o 10 ceolce grass nS,iNe
comlann 10 medium: 6o8J oosvf s''o
SwaEp--Receipfs, I,No shspiaaen-s' ,c
a.,dat. n,,ly bes grades NJ i'ur - iahS5
n,stt,,l,r i4nge nom 5V 10 J. ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-13
New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, July IL. --CoTroN--stendy,
sales. 300; quotations are unchanged, ~
ceipts net, en- bales; gross receipts, 49, bales
exports coastwlse, 81 bales; stock ON hand
S7,Z1l balns
Futures opened quiet, but steady; sales,