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Huntsville gazette., 1883-01-27

II NOXVILLE COLLEGE. Healthy location,
IN seven teachers. Term begins Sept, 4th
Tuition, board, fuel, light, and furnished
room Sc per month. Entire expenses Si1ty
dollars for the year (36 weeksl. For particu-
lars, send for Catalogue to President j. s.
MCCULLOUGH, Knoxville, Tenn.
NASHVILLE NORMAL and Theological
IN INSTITUTE, Nashville Tenn. A Baptist
school Of high grade. Expenses, .sS to 50 per
month. Sessions opens Sept. For Catalogues
er information, write to
PROF. LYMAN B. TEFFT.
YNALLADEGA COLLEGE, TALLADEGA ALA,
i is the best equipped School in the State.
Location the most heathiul. Term begins
Oct, 3, 1882. Early application will be nee
essary to make sure Of room. Information
cheerfully given. Address, mentioning tn
paper,
d UST UNIVERSITY, formerly Shaw Uni
N versity) Holly Springs, Miss. Buildings
commodious. Location Beautiful and heal
thy. Instruction thorough. Nearly 300 stu
dents last year. Fall term opens Sept, %,
1892 Tuition So per term. Board 8 to s1o
per month. For further information address,
WV HOOPER.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-22

mess and about dark on Monday eve.
, Lilly !, ne was approached by two men
nea' we depot, who opened CONVERSE
won with him and stated they knew
y Jumper ot parties whom he named
IN ,siias, Mr.. Watson said he had q
sa,uie which he was going 10 express
10 ia'las, and invited the men to 10 to
,ne express Office with him.
,he course Of the. conversation he
pui'el out his poclset-boolS which con-
.ainea some papers and twenty dollars
ia money, to show the men some OF
tne papen. One Of them grabbed it
rom ms hand aud they both ran oil.
II describes the men as follows: One
Oh tnem, tile man whotook the pocket
DOCK, hasared moustache, light hair.
piue eyes, rather tall and Is little
stoop-shouldered The othcrwas heavy
SCI ana were q blue shirt, open at the
collar. Several parties are ON the look
out Tor the asrals but have not seen
them yet. 1t h TO be hoped they will
ne caught and severely dealt with by
the law.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-22
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CORPUS CHRISTI.
The Survey of Count Tolfener's Road-Ffx-
ing the City Limits.
success.

The Survey of Count Tolfener's Eoad-Ff1-
ing the City Limits.
Special to the Gazette.
Corpus Christi, August p. THE sur
veyers OF Count Teltener's road have
been ordered back to the San Antonio
river, where they crossed going south,
to run line direct to this city, and, if
said line is more satisfactory than the
upper line already run, the count has
ordered his chief in charge at Victoria
to adopt said line as the permanent
survey. Captain g. ID. Lynn, right-of-
way agent, left this evening
with some other prominent citizens
t. examine the bottom of Nueces bay
and if some permanent depth of soil
is found rs was located by Col. White,
the former engineer of Telfener, it
will be satisfactory. The depth for
pilng before was As feet. If they can
cross there they say it will be easier
for them to trestle the salt lakes
and mouth of the Arroyo
Colorado, situated between here and
Brownsville, than to grade around
them, and which is the most direct
route.
This city is having its boundary sur
veyed and marked, and it is found
that a great many persons who have
paid city taxes for the past twenty-five
years are outside the city limits.
Thirty-four car loads OF lead from
Vilaldama, Mexico, and nine car loads
of wool came in last night, consigned
to Liverpool.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-22
WILLSPOTS'T-
enforcement Of the sunday Law-Thc New
Judge Local and Pcr.,ual

~ '''' '"iuHN shW-Jhc Now
Judge Local and Personal.
special to the GAZETTE.
wis Point, Aug. 2l.--The Sunday
law has been strictly observed here for
over month. Barber shops and Ice
cream parlors are refused permissj, n
TO Keep open for business.
The news of Phelix McCord being
appointed district judge OF the 9Th ID
dicial district, TO fill the unexpirea
term of Jno. G.. Robertson who has
resigned, was received, but not with
very great JOY 10 the people of Wills
Point.
The new brick block on Fourth
street will soon be ready for occupancy.
Mr.. Brown Allen former either of
Wills Point but new OF New Mexico.
is in town shaking hands with old
friends.
The soiled doves Of Wills Point have
recently been arrested by The authori-
ties. but on tlial acquitted
The black Completed population OF
the town have shown no desire to take
revenge on the whites for the lynching
OF the negro at Terrell.
Miss Lille kilgore of Longview is
visiting relatives in the city and will
remain about week.
Mr.. Henry Collier. a former citizen
of this place, left for Longview on
Monday where he expects to make his
future home.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-22
CASUALTIES.
Collision of Trains In ohio-seyeral Persons
IDjured but Name Killed.

Struther's o., August L. By a mis-
placed switch in tho pittsburg " Lake
Erie yard at Hazelton, a p ssenger
train from Pittsburg this morning ran
into the rear end Ola freight standing
on the main track, telescoped the
caboose aud ploughed through the
coke car. completely demolishing both
cars and badly wreclling the engine of
the passenger, which was running
thirty miles per hour. Engineer Rose
reversed his lever, stood by the throt-
lie and came out Of the wreck without
scratch. Fireman Keuntz jumped
and was badly bruised and cut, but not
fatally. Express Messenger Johnson
was considerably bruised, and his
right arm spramed. Brakeman
Walsh was also severely injured. The
train took fire, but was extinguished
with buckets by passengers, one hum
bred of whom Were on the train, but
none injured.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-22
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
New York.

NEW York, August 2l.-Governments in
good demand. IL higher. SIS shade easier Mt
the close.
Railways steady.
State securities featureless.
The stock market to-day has been 10 most
operators "A confused one, and yet IL is pretty
clear that majority of the stocks have
passed into hands which hold them with
comparative firmness. The raiding process
in the earlier part Of the dav had only tenn
porary effect and brings out less and less
long stock The majority of those who have
bought stocks in the last few days seem pre-
pared 10 stand fluctuations to one two or
three per cent without letting go. As com
pared with yesterday prices showed an adj
vance OF a to ~. in the last hour there we've
few fluctuations, and the most active stocks
OF the day We're Gould and Willard, along
with Denver and Louisville and Nashville.
TIE motive for the renewal of the raid on
Denver does II seem to he clearly under
stood; whether IL Is merely for speculative
purposes orto secure Il chanee in ntrol ~
not apparent Damaging rumors continue
and are AS quickly denied. H. Is asserted that
The new president VIII be founo by the neN'
/ meet.nr,.7 fIgis
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-22
BURNETT.
The Official vote-A Baptist Revival
Courthouse Renovauon--An lex
cursion.

-''o D"iN"' VIVA sP"pIst heN1vai-
Courthouse Renovation-An Ex-
cursion.
Special to the Gazette.
Burnett, August 2l.---The official
vote on the constitutional amendments
of this county are as follows:
For amendments to sections and 6,
article Z, 100; against same. TAG.
For amendments to section 8, article
8, SO; against same, 227.
For amendments to section 3, article
z, 81; against same, DDS.
For amendment to article I, 81;
against same, 22S.
For amendment to article 5. 81;
against same, 172. Total vote, 303.
At five precincts little or no interest
was manifested in the election, many
refusing to vote on account of confus-
ion ofthe articles.
The Baptist church has just finished
series of meetings under the direct
ion of the Rev. Mr.. Martin. Many
| additions were made to the church.
The court house is undergoing Il
complete and much needed overhaul.
ing, which when completed will make
ours magnificent court house.
The Austin & Northwestern railroad
has promised an excursion to Austin
soon, which will no doubt be grand
| success.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-22
SPORTING.
Wipnersin the Races at Saratoga and Mon
mouth Park Yesterday.


mouth Park Yesterday.
Saratoga, August Attendance
very good, clear aud hot, aud track
rather heavy. First race, one mile,
won by Mediator; Jocobus second
Capeas third. Time i.45l.
Second race, tbree-quarters of mile,
for two-year-olds--W etcher won; Asia
ton second; Sandoval third. Time
l:1S,.
Third race, Clarendon hotel stakes.
for three-year-old iillies. one mile and
q quarter--All Hands Around won;
Blue Grass Belle second; Vera third.
Time 2:lS.
MONMOUTH PARK.
Monmouth Park, August 2l.--First
race, three.fourths of u mile Battle.
dore, lst Hickory Jim, ID; Freeland,
3D.. Time l:l6.
BASE BALL.
Baltimore, August 81. St. Louis, !
Baltimore, 0.
Philadelphia, August 2l.--Cincip.
natl, 8; Athletics, s.
Boston, August 2l.-New York, 8
Boston, Is.
Providence, August 2l.--Philadel
phia, 0; Providence, %.
Cleveland August 2l.--Chicago, 8
Cleveland, 6.
| Buffalo, August 2l.--Detroit, 4; Buf
falo, 8.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-22
Wool. Hides. etc.

WOOL Medium, according 10 grade ,qualit
and con diilon, ~ 10 2Sc: ane according TO
arasle quality and condition. Is 10 ~. course,
TO 2Dc: Mexican improved, according TO grade
qualify aud condition. IA TO lb Mexican, nc
cordlng To grade, quality and condition, 10
To lS; bury, less, according 10 amount OF
bnrrs.
HiDEs--No. 4, heavy flint, dry q n he: No.
2, heavy filnt dry, y u lie No. !. light nint,
n D. zoe: No. q light iiint, q 10 sc. badly dam
aged. n Sc: fallen hides I612c less: dry sailed,
v n iOc; green sailed, D &c; green butcher, v
N &C.
skins. 1. n 2Oa25: antelope skins, n n l0@lS
goat sIins, each l0tp15 sheep pelts, according
70 amount OF WOOL 20c4up; shearlings,. ac-
cordiDg 30 amount of wool, losloc; Mexican
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-22
LOCAL MAnKETs.
Groceries.

COFFEE AND TEA. - CoFrKE - Firm;
common, DC; ordinary, VIC; fair, p.c; prime
Rio, Nc; fancy, nc; Cordova, iUiSc' old gov
eminent lava, DC. TEA-lmperial, aOtptv:
gunpowder, 506s70.
SuGAR--Very Arm; Louisiana pure white,
9s.c; off white, nc; yellow clarified. oAc
fancy yellow clarified, 0hc; open kettle su.
graduated, 1914 Louisiana OIL graduated
laAc: powdered, l0xc: cut loaf l0i%c
MoI,AssEs AND SYRrP--Louisia molasses,
prime to choice, i2da55c: corn syrup, 420pijc
RICE-i4ouisiana, BJ1617i3..
FISH Mackerel, l0fb kits, No. l. Sl.i5; No.
2, si.Oo; half bills, No. |, 800; No. q $500.
White fish, No. |, h,f. bbis,, s7,2ai 80. 2, 1906
Dried herrings, Der box ioc. Cod ash; 6lsc.
\ SAIT--Coarse, In bags, $780, fine IN bags
| -; lake, in Aat hoop bbls., s.s5So2.io; peck.
cts SIC.
CANNED GooDs.-Prices per dozen: Pine
| apples, standard, sl.D0; Peaches. standard, .
lbs, sl.G5; lbs, s2,25al2.5o; seconds, iha.
! Sl.s0; fhs., 81. 10: Tomatoes. standard, 2 his.
| sl.2; SECONDS, ms. 81 10; lbs, si.b; Greer
! corn, Sl.lcQel.d5 Green peas, sl.s5; Go@se
! berries, sl.25Gl.i0; Raspberries, IL so; Cove
oysters, FIJI weight, h., slls; 2Ss s2.i,; ligsi
sl.76@l.s5; Z H., s2s5a2S5: Macl,erei, i 10,
sl.35a l.75; Sardincs. American, $3.50 cnse;
imported, $500 case; Strawberries ~, Sl.60;
Blhckberries, s..25: Green cages, sl.5U, Con-
densed milk, crown, $3.50; Eagle, 1915; swiss
s7.o0.
sUNpRIrs - Starch, &c. soap, common
| SIC; German olive, 81 Candles full boxes,
Ice; halves, iBc; quarters, i1c Indigo. si.OJib,
81. iDlps55o dozen. Maccaroni imported, loeb;
American, Stu box. Buckets, two hoops,
81. 10 dozen; well buckets. si.25 dozen. Brooins.
Sl,756Qy,25d dozen,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-22
Liquors.

wHIsRY--Rectined 81 lO9l6O, az per proof
sour mash, one year old, 81 eO two years old;
s21o@2 %; three years old ~ 5O92 75 fancy
extra old whisky Siae5,
ity; Catawba, per gallon, 90g, 90 Port, al 40
90: Sherry, per gall, 81 2e@3 90; Madeira,
per gall, 81 GS@5 %; White wine, In cascs,
IA O0p1l0 0D.
CHAapAosE-G. II. Mumm a Co., Extra
Dry, ,30 0JCe82 %; Heidsick, In basket, $25 0oCD
rs Oi; Kfug. In basket, s26 oOG52S Ol Domestic
champagne, 81 0OGi4 90.
ALE-5tock Ale, per dox., s2 0002 Is; Porter,
per doz., e2 0D6p2 Is.
BOTTLED REER--St. Louis quarts, Sl2 90: PTS
yi2 So Budweiser, own size, 3l8 "; pinth
IA 90; Erlnpger beer, quarts, sl3 90; pintB
si2 80; Scbliiz Milwaukee,, quarts elz ~; pints
9!8 %: Hub Punch Sl2 90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-22

Missouri Pacific hosnito, :. $500,
Mo-, was in the city fo.ds' se .',, y :,
this evening. '"y ana ieit
. J msy. , Drand's transfer line has added
handson"'uns1 70 the line which IL the
wisals thing Of the Kind on on
~, III, James James r.. Mitchell, Of BRYAN
WIS., was a. tne city to-day, and len thjs
e,,yehiing Tor Fort Worth 10 talse a posi.
,r IN ne jewelry store OF Mr. II
- lu,ly. Mr: Mitchell is young man
VI goou CUISINES habits and an oyna.
!, nish. 70 any society. The writer has
y ~ MN from his infancy and h.
lakes pleasure In commencing him TO
the good people Of the Fort.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-22
E@V
CLEBuRNE.

Hsass Bond Reiected-other
|El.pefsrred-Personal.
AGaze,te.
n August 2I.-The city coun-
hi morning, but for some
ITry plain, refused the bond
ylT@burg aid Mcdonald, to
for building the
MI vas awarded yesterday.
sMaed was considered A. l.,
xairm was represented and
A&sks to be put in the
stAut the bid was rejected,
oEea determined to wait
tfiiens made a bid.
Robinson, of the Fort, took
EAlpday,
l. BARLEY, formerly agent
paFe road at Caddo Peak
vn to-day, on his way to
lgshs goes to take a position
Houston / Texas Central
p consignment goods from
n; y, l. vMOuIlefoSe the Iexas
" W.. uailOW gauge road, was
E Yesterday
ua p;aa aAa carriages for the
~ lai ! aliisea lo-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-22
Wheat
Coming in freely prices range from socesl
Produces.

Potatoes. northern, P5barrel $50 oni on
teams, II. p. med, bbls., 1896; large lima
6lsG7c; email butter, 4l5ta5c; bayo, 6sl@ic
Pickles. medium, 50 5N9ll W u bb.; hall bbl.,
IS coos 90.
Retail-yinegar, apple, 3S@5pc y gal; pure
wine, 50c Peas, green, dried, n D., SIC; black
S9Dn c. Cabbage, Sc; Black berries 5Gfa.pc per
gal; Plums 25@i0c per GAL; Watermelorfs
Co., Cantelopes 1908; Apples 50@Ibc per N
bushel box; Tomatoes Sl@l rs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-22

Bark. Cinnamon, per pound, 2iSas0c. bark,
lAcs AZ Rl-carbonate OF soda per 10, Ss4eai; y p-
peres per n, 2oi; castor oil per gal. lSeol so
cincAonida, per or, aSepi 10: CASTLE soap
tmottledl per N. SOD: cream tartar, q. T., per
pound, 3s@pil: chalk, lump, per pound, % q;
calomel, H. & W.. per pound, 70Gs0; caomel,
English, per pound, | t9pl Is, chloral hy-
dratr T5epl 81; choroform, 90eaY Il, compost
ton powder sUesi0 dovers powders, ioSi a.;
EPSON salts, per pound, SOe5 gum opium, per
pound %, gum camphor, a0aeS2 morphine,
per On, 81 1S machine oil, golden, 5000;
quinine, p. W., per or, p5; quinine, Ger
man, PER o., ~; quinine, Gerfnan case, per
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-22
pnints. oils and yarnl,hes ,

PAINTS, per ib--white lead, nc u; yellow
ochre. dry, &c; burnt amber IN oil, isc; dry, re-
OII.s--isoled lInseed in bbls., 75c per gal
raw e2c; neatsfoot, 0lc@sl; fish, b095sc; Spirits
turpentine, Csc; coal oil, 20 cases, Brilliant
81 30; brilliant, bbls, l5c: Brilliant, i2l, 81 49,
49, % 81 AjCf 50; 20, g 90; Eupion, bbis.. pc
Per gallon; Euplon, % cases, " D0 lard oil
g., 6O9S5c West Vrgidia, s,c125c.
VARNIsHEs---l1opal, DncGrsl - per gall
coacn yarnish. s; ssSq6 20.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-22
llrcnsiatr,ms

FLOUR easier--stanards royal patent, ssss
Y bol.; sacks, 81 Sisps 10 y lsO Ms. Corn meal,
. ner oushel, s,c' aomins and .grits. v Dbl:
wheat, n III. &c: Crackers: X soda, Gq6glc, Xxx
soda, geI7; xxx soda, u.s@7isc cream soda,
vsa1ios4c \ lemon creams, pSas,Sc; X ginger
lumhles. ~ aisiSc. Wheat In lght receipt.
ZOO esl, az to quality and condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-22
Honors 10 Judge Black.

Harrisburg, Pa, August 2l,-The
house adoped resolution directing
the dag on the public building at half
mast as a mark of respect to the late
Judge Black, and adjourned AS fur
ther mark of respect.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-22
| KHlTESBORO.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
p sa,,. Buyers Wanted.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
p.toa Buyers Wanted.
August 2l.-Gra ,son
lday School convention c 9v,l
snls morning. The attend.
small, but a large nun.
sales are expected to arrive
the trains. - arrive
as manlfesting substant;o,
II H growth and improve
Nh +, hal, proprietor Of the
li H L, ! eniarging his house
IN IN improvements are fin
S N nasea large and com.
t ans public. Carpenters
tS On the school i buiId :
aa'ion has been laid for
Ii ,s ~ church, and a mum.
0p, %elces will be erect S cd
kssi loer man, Mr.. Lee
Iam1Iss'y supplying the de.
\ y, lor q large cotton cro,.
TERN this section ctS,vn 9nlo oI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-22

easy; family, 3 s ~o3 9e eiioice.s ,99s 20.
WHRAr---Opened better declined; ciuscd
lower: No. red rs cash: Od31 August
| 07ss september. O9E October.
toRS--U nsettcd ana higher Ap4niell
cash: iUs september: AK October.
. OArS--uighef; 2sAes,4 cash 81 = sscpteM.
her, 25s4 Tia October
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-22
Poultry and Eggs.

pouLTRy-Hens, 80 1908 90 per dozen.
ROSTERS, -------; haii.grown chickens
81 UDea2 -; Turkeys, So U0o9S w; Geese, IS "
as 10; Ducks, so SODA 90.
EGGs-Per dozen, loo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-22
Meats and Lard.

MEATs--Sugar cured hams, Ice; =. 9. c. u.
Bacon, 1890; =. q. D. y. meat, ~: Long clear
bacon, 50; short clear bacon, ~.
LAgD--'rierces. p,4c; hlf. bbis., 100; 10 amt
- n tins, y'sc: 10 10 tins, l0'4c; 5b tins, lossc
b tins. l0lSc. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-22

CHICAGO. August qi--cArrrE-- Receipts.
oMH shipments. D.... inarl<e, rrm for suod:
uuli and lower tor cor mon; cNrorts,
2 0os6 ax good tn choice snipniug steers
rNrs 10 common TO medium. coos co.
SuEtp Receipts, 100 ulnrket steady;
choice, nj l't
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-22
New Orleans.
New York,

| NEW ORLEANS, August II .-SIght exchange on
! bills. sterling exchange, S2lS9gi 50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-22
CONFIDENCE sHARPs.

They Rob an old Man From Ranger,
Texas.
A successful confidence game was
played upon an old gentleman, named .i
sR. w. Watson from Ranger, texas, on
Monday night near the trelght aspoe
in this city. II appears that MI WIZ
son had stopped in Fort Worth on MS
way to Dallas where he had some p''s'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-22
Ammunition
Hardware.

Powder BLASTING u keg, ~ rs; Rifle, y S n.
50 s.: Rifle, "A i2ls Ms 4 bn Rine. NBtx MS, 81 "
Shot--sl.e 4 sack; Buck shot. 81 s..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-22

Nails, ratcs, So M Hoes, 5, Y cent. on. Axes,
Collins, so on simmons, s,0N; Hackinsack
shoes, 2 keg, 1915: Bar iron, 81 IS, steel, 7lSc;
sheet Iron, No. y b. 5isc; Fence wire,
6,S@THc. TIN Plate. $50: Trace
chains, 30 4 dor: Tinwnre, so a cent. ofI;
Cooking stoyeR, sli 00GD50 90. rire mantels,
$40 0@po 90; Coffee mills - v cent. on: Ma
chine bolts % z cent. of; Carriage bolts. 20
and a "a cent. of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-22

NEW YORK August ell FLouR-tirm.
WuEAr--spot lots IliGx lower. closin &
stronger; options opened 9SB5s lnwer; ruled
stronger, reached ls@gs, closing finn; recei pts,
1900. No. 4 RED, l0i1@N steamer no: ..
afoai lG delivered steamer No. red 1914
red 10t5iafs: elevator 1874.
CoRS-spot, active, shade higher; options
opened L@L lower, reached 9sass, closing
Arm, 60aI0l1, steamer G311@6i, elevator 6l@
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-22
|f1fiinn
Essssa,,a's " Faithful.

COMMUNIST UNJUST 2l.-Hubert
= York ss. Of public
Union s ss' a dinner to
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-22

sheep relts, q 10 sapinc; Mexican sheep pclts !,
improved, li@Di2c; Mexican sheep shsrling, |.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-22
Feedstuns,.

HAY New country loose from wagon
IS U0g600 per ton; Corn, country, iO@50c
Oats, country. 2jM80c; Bran, IS per 100; Chops
81 10 per l,0. Barley, 3Oa3o.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-22


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w slF sGp NV tssouble las
v s,',. cIk "a ~ " or even
"a I'm. N le Ii,o W. ,,ext door,
pite''1.srl llfth 80. .,.l
.sslb by IA y Mrs. ABRAMS
sslla!ss 4, l .be i, was dressing
20 ySl's ~ I y ~, /" discovered
IN, p aD,u" and dive flred two
rs n, dr' lllsn n;stol without
id PT 'l,y made a
rsFo v M morninp.
,,ass m j. annear before
Il, agslc'aa, " va "p,h o started
~I,scst AZ ,h t,,u one block
4 dpas go WI. WIZ. met him and
i lssN Mar Famed fire upon
nsy ~ = eP, uissed' the sec
TMis oe sa ~, the wrist and
as,Asa aoo ,s,, ,,is abdomen
rirssd llllv ,,,I.a d Doctor had
s6aSt Il, in was unable to
Esr'' pu' on", NM his last
dlssnesrp e,i, MOI, the doc.
'd .ss a lasn and was taking
rsll down ANY from him
xd away ! nreyented the
srt sla a.sa ah LIN with his own
pa shooting mn 10 cannot i've.
Payslelalis ~ ,t ~ Inf swelling
siianal ,onl ua i highly re,
nnsnceo. ms from Ala
and was o,, e ara yerv indir-
Citizens ne aer, o." IA. !, aboit
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-22

WitisK r-~Sieady ht IA.
ConN MEAL II over At 2cj.
poRK--Jobhlng NJ i2 7Sfl2 S1if.
BULK MATS Nothing done.
B'coN- More doing; long clear = !; short
ribs ~: short clear *.
HAMs---lalstq
f.xl NJ. I.s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-22

-, ~ 3 no osr work. Mrs. r. j.
2 sttend ans ,s siS e. mrs. a. JoHssos
secretary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-22

CArrLw - Receipts 1850: market still
deiuortizod; next to nothing doing; very
best natives about steady and woulfi bring
o,NdU To- all other qualities dead dull; top
Texans would bring %, but II takes mighty
good steers TO fvtcha ".
SliKEp--Rcceipts l,Sil0; market very dull
aud slow, ranging toaS 70; only yety best
wanted. 5u
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-22

New Orleans.


New ORLEANS, August 2l.--FLnt'E--Eair
demand, and steady; highgrates .S&i9D.
CoRN--t'air demand and firm; mixed 81;
white 81; yellow IS
OArs-Good demand and easy; Western 40
PROVISIONS.
Corn MEAr-Scarce and irm fresh, 1859
2Ss.
PoRK--fair demand and firmer Of II. a 1857.
LARD--Higher. tiercc, 9t4; key, ~.
BULK MEArs--Easicr; fair demand shout.
ders, packed, 61s.
BAcoN--tiood demand: shoulder steady ut
"a; long clear and clear RIB frmcr nj 7i5GTA..
HAMS Sugaf-cured ara In fair demand
and higher; choice canvassed llal5.
WHiskr-stcady; Western rcctihed, IA
Gt %.
CoFrEE-steady, with fair demand; Rio
calgoes common to prime. st49i0ls.
s,uGAR--tlu ,et and steady. fully fair, 3;
prime S% yellow clnrhedfSL.
DULL centrifugal, e0sD.0.
EiCs--Dull at issa6sS.
FEEDsrurfs.
BRAN Firmer at 81.
HAY-In fair demand; prime u %; choice
1910.
CorroN SEED oiL---Crude asssJs4; summer
yellow refined il@ii.
LOCAL MAMkE Ts.
| lNote-Quotation are tor tots, unless 9TH
| rwise stated
| COTTON.
Good middling .... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. pS
surrey lhlSullng...... "
MiuullNg ........s,.......,,".....- W
strict low middling ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. W
| Low middliilg....,"." ....s.....,~"..".",..
strict ROou ordinary .........
ordinary .....;,..
tsgsi
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-22
lonstnn 4 rexas Contrnl,
Chicago.
ftrH SfoEH

wcoie-stcady, fairly active; rexss ii@g7.::..