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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-01
GALVESTON.
Strsck by Striker-A Champion Who
Opened His Mouth ana Put
His Foot I'm 1t.

Galveston, July 3l.-This morning
Manager Hall of the Western u Mon
was complainant before the recorder
against f. ID. Amyx, charged with
assaulting w. NJ. Gaines. Amyx is
one of the Galveston operators who
struck. Gaines is night chief in the
Austin Office, and was brought here
temporarily to help out during the
strike. The recorder after hearing the
evidence dismissed the charge, taxing
costs against complainant. Mr.. Hall
thereupon retired, putting on his hat
after reaching the railing in the court
room and it is said making uncom-
plimentary remarks. He was recalled
to settle the costs Upon leaving
he again put on his hat repeating his
illusions regarding the court and OIL
GERS. He was directed to remove his
hat. Not doing 50, he was called back
the second time, and requested to take
offhis hat and sit down. The heal COW
ering was removed. but as to sitting
down Mr.. Hall said he preferred stand
ing and 'by the gods" he intended to
do so. The judge thereupon fined
him S25, and ordered him confined in
Jail one day for contempt of court.
Mr.. Hall was then unceremoni-
ously thrust into the pen
with several hard cases. AS the
gate closed he remarked he found him
self in better company than he had
been during the Immediately proceed
ing time. After court closed, the pris-
oners were put in line, and although
Mr.. Hall asked to remain until the ar
rival of his attorney, he was with 9TH
ers marched down the street to the
JAIL where be remained about fifty
minutes. Mr. Hall told his attorneys
he would make no apology personally,
but they might make whatever repre-
sensations they pleased. His attor-
neys apologized, and the fine was re-
mitted and the prisoner released.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-01
HOUSTON.
Died on His Way TO Prison-Arrested for
tho Murder-SchOol Matters.

Died on His Way to Prison-Arrested for
tho Murder-SchOol Matters.
Special to the Gazette.
Houston, July 3l.-This afternoon
about 5 O'Clock an officer arrested a
man who seemed to be drunk, and
who was lying in the streets, and
carted him to the calaboose, when he
was found to be dead. DR.. Rutherford
was called. and after an examination
pronounced the mans skull fractured,
which caused an investigat on, when
it was found that the deceased was
named Capt. Hodges, and had been
bounced from Spilzer's bar-room.
The Jury Of inquest, after testimony
being rendered, declared that Hodges
had died from fractured skull,
caused by being knocked down by
Anderson Williams. The barkeeper
Williams, was held for murder.
The appropriation for school pur-
poses by the state this year is
$lI,l3 as against Sl0,3D last year.
An arrangement has been made by
the county by which scholars residing
out of the city limits can obtain the
full school privileges of Houston by
paying the state appropriation per
capita. This arrangement affords
great satisfact ion, and solves matter
which has greatly concerned both
parents and officials.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-01
-s~s-
In THE 1OlLS.
APP plication for appointment OF Receiver
for the Toledo. Cincinnati and
st. Louis Railroad.

Chicago, July 3l.-Application was
made in the United States circuit
court to-day for leave to file IA petition
for receiver for the Toledo, Cincin-
natl q st. Louis railroad. The appll-
cation is made by Granville ID. Bran
non, one of the heavy bondholders who
alleges that the road is so involved fl
nancially it must stop business unless
receiver is appointed. The road runs
from Toledo to st. Louis, with
branches to Cincinnati and the coal
fields of Indiana, and is operating a
total of $50 miles of line The state
ment in the bill shows So 600 900 OF
bonded debt. S4.000,000 of unpaid
vouchers, and S2000,000 of indebted
ness, for which the equipment is
pIedred. besides a floating debt of
1904 600 that large amount of right
of way will be lost unless the
purchase money Is soon
paid. and that five hundred
mortgages and creditors threaten to
foreciose. Brannon alleges that the
creditors will realize nothing unless "a
receiver is appointed at once. Mr.
Dwight, the manager of the road, ac-
knoWledges that all the property
owned by the company subject to exc
cntion has been levied upon. The
court reserved its decision tin to-mor-
row morning, but intimated II would
grant the prayer
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-01
Stnnic Dry Gnnds.

HEAVY BRowS CorroSs-- Net 20 days-En-
lerprsse, ~, ~ Langley, IA, u; Langley. 49,
6ls: Atlanta. lei 7.
FINE BROWN corroNs--Applcton RAJ, tx;
Bangor ~, On; Boot q IL, 6iS; Bedford H., ID
In. 81; pepperel r., ~.
BLEArHrDCoTToNs--.N 90 dnys--Ions,ials
~, Us; LANCER 81, ole, Blackstone A A ~, o;
Cabot ~, .: Boot II ~, So onr own 7-s, OK,
DRILLS Black and brownirom, & tos
BROWN DycKs--isonc star soz., III; Mag
nolia, ~, III.
CoLoaEp Dicks Boston o. p, 81; Concord
brand 10 or, 49,
TICKING, 'onestoea, gold medal, l5IS; Ba
gor fancy stripe No. /, III, Omega, Al
lGla; Thofndyke, %.
Observation-Disclosures ~. American, 10
llngtons, ~ to 81; Apron checks Va to
Hickory sTRIPE-Hamilton, blue
black, l. lSc Rock river, w
PRlsTs-i Iart~ts, SIG: Spraguea, 5lgc Con-
Devon dress styles, lOGl2; Earleslon, ----;
book fold, SA6n9h;.
Corros DrEss GooDs--Dibegc. &c; Alpaca
lusters p60lDlSc l,rocades, TIC, Lace bunt-
ings, TX, Ia, l2rlglsc.
BLANK, Ts3--"addle blankets, sTO0eDsl5.
doE.; grey blankets 81 81, go, ,@5.W ca
white blankets, s2.2j, 300, 4.00tgi2D0 each /;
scarlet blankets, 800 900al2G each; Cali
fornia blankets, $780, 7.5h1l2.59 each; silver
grey .innkeis 1925, 27523.5J each; lap robes
g.O0nsB.00 each.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-01
saddinry ana Hnrnesa.

sKrRTrso;--No. |, California, per h., 10 tn
43c. No. n california, per ID. 40 to 81 cts: No.
Fair Oak per H., ~ 20 S cts; 70. !, Fair
Henilock per ID, "a 10 80 els; No.. ONO OK
per lb 20 10 3s cts.
II Arm ESs:-- Wagon. short tug, ell OOef1uiU
Wagon long tug, slS 0cepz5D.
con- Aiis:~- Wagon, full stock, sll D@l9 u.
Wagon, extra wool, x0O0g-51s DUCK COLTS.
"A Lot 10. - -
BniDLEs.-Blind, per doz., 81 N@l26o Y
Filings, No. ex.. per doz., ~ 500 y ~. o.
SADDLES Raised stamped cal, SUMIoW.
PLAIN Cal, go DOa4j ~; No. loose courses,
Still tree SIS DUl5 100; No. tied courses Rose
or Love. sl3 Opa ~ so No. Austip rigs. incesi,
so nteel5 90: Full rigs. black, Vd@izVH ~
rigs, black or Oiled. 20 60 % 1907.
PocRFTs. Leather, 5tfzp 80 Llama goat
50f5 50; Toe Tenders, Se13 ~
SpUHs.-- Eureka, per dozen pr $500; lndian,
anola, ~ r l.zep, f'25; Mexican; Sin, rover
~ Mexican Bin rowel, covered. w hel-
lean 2-ln Rwei, g25: Mexican 2-inch fowsis
covered, 900 California, iess straps i" Ss
LscoIsas.- 1895 Call, 10 oogls co.
happercl, 5csivto >.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-01
BuiidIpg Material

I.uMRrR-- Rough lumber boxing, ~ inches
and under, first class. so; stripping l5xa, ssl
poxing and iloofing, clears, ~, thick clear,
~ and ~ Sc; rough lumber, second class
$40; Ioist aud scanting, culls, SIG
SIDING--First common while pine, s32 70.
second d ;, .; third do, s25; poplar, E1 b I: ma
tive pine y; s2 .; do y, s2,: native rsuyh, SIS;
DnE-sEp LuMBrI-- Boxing " Inches And
under. : 0 Gp28 OF do MS, SiWMH 0;
scaniling. Joi- or any common lumber,
81 O06b26 nj; boxing over IL inches, s2e, 500
~ 90; thick clears ~ toi l9and q s2i O0dpS V0'
second class. any kind, sls vl32I %.
DRESSED AND MATCHED FLooRIsG--Fifst
class, go: second class, sci.
WHITE PINE FUBsISIIING BUMBEIl-lM, ~
and inch white pine, s7O, inch do, So
CEILING BEADED OR pLAfS--First com
mon white pine. ", $3.50 I'd DO so; I'D do. s25;
poplar, Y. sa7.Jt poplar, r., $50; natiyepipe,
", $40; do, L,t2j.
Pornhn LuMBER.---IA, ~, and inch, SIS:
sHIsoIrss- white pine a, 81; do shaded A.
s,.25. 10 extra No. /. $50: cypress. best any
brand 81; do No. 2. 81 50 do No. 3, $50; native
sawed heart, si.ys saps, 10.
PICK Krsi - White pine. dressed AMI headed,
square or fiat, 81; yellow pine do. ~; lath, ~.
4 IyE. CEMEsT, ETc.---Lime, Austin, " %
per bbi, Cement, Louisville or l,oscnale, 81
per bbl.: Portland, 81 per bib. llaster Paris.
New York or Michigan. So per Dbl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-01
croohery. Furniture and Glass.

Beadsteads, imitation walnut,
each S! JOa3 NJ; all walnut. 81 500 10 80. Chairs
wood seat, n % y. 81 T5a7 Og cane and rattan
sent IS 00dg 20: cane sent, dining, $40 00n2 on.
So Ovfa3 90; camp and rockers, each. 81 7Jts
50: Mirrurs, arch tops, 4 doz, So ihie1I2 ylii
Tables round, S2b0d3 .: isll leaf, ~ 5Dnp5 5O'
Safes each, SO 25td7 Ws Bureaus, 81 fee2l Vt
wash stands, 81 2jta5 50; bed springs, So 25@7 30;
Baby Carriages, 81 5000
CrocK ery--W q teas, Il doz 81 00NI ~ w u
plates, 4 ctasI 90: w q dishes, ODM0Io; w q
bakers, 81 OH9Itc; W q pitchers, ss2ba1V;
ewers and basins, III 5v@i. 5ls w q bows,
81 2JdD1 IS; assorted crates, s55 0oC915 W.
Glassware--I Lamp chimneya, No, o, crimp
top, u doz.. 30 No. /. crimp top, q doa., Az;
NOR. crimp top, I, doz. 1,c; A. and, u doz.,
6Dc; Goblsts, Il doz, 65cGpSi ND; Tumblers, y
dox 5pop65c; bar tnInblers, y doz, S5calsl 0J;
Candy jars. % U0gi UU Lamps, ~ Dl@i200
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-01

Potatoes, country iOq50o q bnshel; Onions,
new, 500 u hbl. TnrnIps, FA@i5c y bu.
teans, IL. +. med, bbls 4hG5c; large lima.
e,lGs7,; snail butter, ls5e; hayo; e7sgTc;
s. rOa, So Pigs feet, kiis, 81 50; cider, half bbl
81 f0sa5 10.
Retaii--vinega-, apple, 3i@5lc q gal; pure
wine, SOC; Peas, green, dried, ., n. 6Ac, black
s@,Hc; CABBAGE, &c; black Berries JD075e per
gal Plums 25mIoc per GAL. Watermelons Is
@25; Cantelopes iOa3j; Apples 5OGIbc per n
bushel box; Tomatoes soc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-01
lirnntistnns

FLOUR easlr--Stanra ards royal patent, $3.50
" boi.; sacks, So so,03 20 a 10 lbs. Corn meal,
per oushel, s,c; Hominy ana grlts. n Dbl.
wheat, v n. TIC: Crackers: y soda, 66f 814c, XX
s.da, ecn7; MN soda, o,4@7 lsc; cream soda,
sA@lV,4c; \ lemon creams, nS9lsc; X ginger
snaps. sGDlSc, NN, Ol$Snl zoe: assorted cakes aud
Jnmblos, H@illSc. Wheat In llgat receipt;
soc esi, as to quality ard condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-01
WACO.
Aooht Conference Bounces Free
lnng Parson-Local and Per-
sonal Mention-The
Reaper Death.

aooistConIerence Bounces a Free
lnng Parson-Local and Per-
sonai Mention-The
Reaper Death.
for the Gazette.
July 3l.-We acknowledge
sure Of a visit from Col. Carey
les Of Fort Worth, one of the
journalists in the state.
n Hamill of Summit lawn
y city to-day and paid his re-
y lhls office. He says the
we coolest, the most pleasant
EtI q place in the county.
ai0san viii open a milk stand
.halmers' block on South
~, aieet next Friday. He will
yen every day, Sunday in
aa'e three +, year-old daughter of
NY. a.s.l dled yesterday evening
~ oi The brain. The fu-
II I pace from their residence.
hisnth and Jackson streets,
ms .uls afternoon. The remains
e1,sa.l IN lakewood cemetery.
[sE s's !, or persons attempted to
N.Y. s j, me n pawn-broker's store of
50 Danlnauon the square last
4, 4 large stone was heaved
s = .Gs glass door, through which
M s ,1a entered. Mr.. Damnau.
|Iv,,seeplng upstairs was awak,
Nm A. ,h no y and selling a pistol
~. .,,,hfeatlng through the door
W., ~ square, but he did not
lhieuta ance 10 fire upon
N 1' si.,, with any n nrn
VI ulhs'ing, and he thereto re
):su dao %u' 10 see what damage
ay dpus, ! he Is not yet able to
a,he M. Missing. The at
In M M burglary was made about
sas Jus s morning. ''ou'
|s ia ny, MS. Goldberg lost their
''' morning with brain
r,g,el Of Mrs. DR.. Wilkes,
|rs a.ls sa,I improved s mas
" sy lae.st. Her many friends
iel, 'sa'hlse with her in her
3. S asea the saloon IateIv ow nav,
ss now Cassaday, on Austin ir'
VII soon ~, aNa. building, ia which
E0a open a cigar store and
,s Ss.'a ssa init il the county Jail got
- shoulder Knocked oul
4 I s y Hills has removed II.
Elns On ss'ss TO one of his new e,,
| ss,seli, austin between sixth
y Ii .ls ApsSsld finished mov,n,
~ .
i 'sTehines, etc guns, pistols, sew
sd fourth street sv' i from Chalmers
~s American Legion ssien'' o
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-01
Chicago.
PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, July 8l.--Flour--Dull and I'M
changed.
WIEAT--In fair demand aud closed easier.
/ Ui@lfiL July; nlH@l yIsz .Augshl; lv6l.tq
08sl; September. No. red IN.
CuRs-Qnet and easier gSs@j "a casa or
July; 5000 W. August ana september.
PRovTsi0Ns.
PoHK-Falr demand; ijlG@iSez cash; y %
July or August
IAnD.-Fnir demand but unsettled aud
generally lower; 6lzs ga cash, July or Au-
BnLK MeArs-Fair demand; short rib, J 40:
short clear %.
LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, July al.--HoGs-Receipts, 2, o.
dnli and !: lower; mi xed, 5 1000 IS; heavy,
ssla1n .: light, Slft6 20,
GA1TIR = kecipts, 40; very active and
stronger: exports, 60 as IS; good To choice
sHyEP-R Receipts, $50; steady: Inferior t.
h,ir' 5osj5f good, 81 choice, $50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-01
gDBDI7IoN.
rlEpIIRyE.

1850. Crisp Bank NOTES
= school ?, ,a,sr..tIng Local and
r'''' cSr !, ITEMS
| % he Gazette .l Il Mayor Hodge
|arne, .,0uS ly plans for the n l.',,,
|csived seysl,Ih, e city council VIII
|.hcase. anu on nj The i4th prox.
b selecLlo,n; o Sr Bank on yester-
first, s ,ss IIrt lot Of brand new
tslyed WI u, IN IN Eve dollar notes,
lts ~ ~, names n of 0. $. Heath
takes 'ne " Wertz, president,
aud S q "sood. They have a
TIE v' y Garfield on one side
picture v y backs. The number
bank ll.s,y,l IN is being pen
elh Is.ss s,'iIns about the paint int
be siala''TT6n The house now pre-
ce,,ssh, ,.a I'D appearance.
truly 't s,Sa, sSomervell county
me-, sa,. '' DS.nsd Blacksto sa',l FRI
"a . l :, aJJsok in that county,
l tus,'t s,s ibe prisoner ESCAPED E al,sd
way MI. MT % bis fathers house,
n !. 81 slI, mn. horse and it !, out,
e old sa a,ss be returned home
l !. w, ns' raf him in the stable
pe n ,'.ss, q Glen Rose and sur
y = We fs aid that a man VINO o
, y, h,hiber's horse ought TO
~ &. marshal Criver arrested a
m ms| Pickens, for carrying a
I p;etens was fined here about
!. ss sSo for a similar offense, but
| i escape before the fine was
IL settled both cases. ~,
lrlnHI. MI WIZ
4, rho has been lately living
' II, i at home suffering acute
erysipelis in his leg.
N Sickle Of the G. G, d 5. r.,
XVI. Of Galveston, +. q. Senter
Esd Worth GAZETTE, G. w.
N the Fort Worth DEMOCRAT,
NJ i. Witcher from the West,
KIM the distinguished guests at
|burne House to-day.
dcars came up from the south
n carry people to the Parsons
rgnicn at Alvarado to-mor-
k,,pnl years past much feeling
Esdln regard to the progress
EvtIl Of Columbus and Hcnder-
Eets, The post-oflice has been
|tr Of attraction, and for three
Henderson street has kept it,
krhspt. paying for the building
n NE postmaster. On yester-
Esiuss men on Chambers street
N written contract to Post
4 Clark, rendering him one of
(pheimis iron fronts on Cham
|nd Said'house is 26xS0, neat
khtdnd in every way comfort
Easaateeing TO Mr.. Clark the
Ed said house for three years,
fndng January !, 1884, and Mr..
|aadonsulting with many per-
finis signed the contract, and
|aiEbtrs street secures the post
Enia building boom will be the
hence. Henderson street Will
" lonely after the post-ollice
urue house registerto-day julie
ron, Fort Worth; II Is. Sloan,
ille; 7. b. Barry, Dallas /; Col.
Galveston; Floyd Shock, Gra-
&c, Patton, Nashville, Tenn;
Dnnnon, Fort Worth /; ID. w.
y, Louisville; +. NJ. Taylor,
Tater; W. B. Brown, Miss Bet
'wn. Colorado City; Miss l..
J, Weatherlord; G. w. Hoezle,
orih; ]. NJ. Shaffer, Colorado I;
nlderson, Fort Worth; A. G..
hopperl ; G, G. Killan, Dallas ;
obbs, Bosque; j. A. Kincaid,
Incald, Mrs. barrett, Miss Oar
90 Rose; w. C. Dodson, Waco;
'ood, jr., Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-01
st,,pleDr,,r..

Bark, Cinnamon, per pound, 2iepS0c: bark,
Peruvian, per pound. l56p30; Borax per b.
letpis; Ricarbonate Of soda per n, ssicni; G ~
peras per ~ 2pi; castor oil per gal. H06Dl Is:
cinchonlda, per o., p5tcnl o.; CASTLE soap
tmottiedl. per N, ,aS; cream tartar, q. r., per
Fonnd, is@io; chalk, lump, per pound, DC I;
calo,nel, r. 4 w, per pound, 70DSo, calomcl,
English, per pound. l lO6al 81 chloral n.y.
drate. 7bal 81 chioroiorm, sodao; compost
ton powder, &t1i0 doyers powders, i0@l 81;
EPSON salts, per pound, zoos; gum opium, per
pound, By gum camphor, a06p32, morphine,
quinine, Il. w, per or, 95; quinine, Ger
man. per o., so; quinine. German, case. per
Or, 1 n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-01

PAINTS, per tb--White lead, 7Mc NJ; yellow
ochre, dry, &c; burnt amber IN oil, ISc: dry, &c.
OILs-boiled linseed in bbls,, a5c per gal;
raw 62c: neatsfoot, 30d75c; fish, h0Cp5sc spirits
CSC: coal oil, rs cases, Brilliant,
81 No; Brilliant, bills. l5c; Brilliant, I'll 50 A.;
ll0 IS 81 2Og 50; 20, 81 90: Eupion, bbis.. 25c.
per gallon; Euplon, rs cases, 81 81; lard oil,
s., GDeaS5c West Virgidia, 20a25c.
VARNisHEs--tlo pal, Glc@sl 20 per
coach yarnish, 6; ases.8 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-01

Nails, ratea, 81 - Hoes, A. a cent. oil; Axea,
Collins, sln "; simmons, go 50; Hacklnsack,
shoes, a keg, s6t0; Bar Iron. 81 IS: Steel, 7iSc
Sheet iron, No. ~ Is, 6c Fence wire,
Sls@0Xc. Tin Plate, ESQ: Trace
Cooking stoves, sli 00op5o o0 Fire mantels,
$40 tO@90 %; Coffee mills y I. cent. on; Bolts,
10 Il cent OIL. Carriage bolts. 90 n cent. OF.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-01
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
vAzErrE OFFICE, Aug. 4.
GOLD AND SILVER.
Now York.


:, rev YORK, July Sl.--Money market easy at
lls@l. Closed at'2 ~
Prime mercantile paper 5,fa6.
S Ss.i1.s exchange, bankab Bile bills, dull at
Three Per cent bonds-l.e4ls
Extended 5's, called in
Coupons 4,fs--i.l2;s.
Coupons, 4's.-l 10.
NEw YORK, July 3l.- Government bonds
irm and higher.
Railways regular.
state securities dull but strong,
The stock market opened " to per cent
lower, the latter being Canada southern MS a
result OF the unsettled condition OF general
confidence caused by failu 81 In Boston, tile
effect being Increased by n swing OF the bears
and the action of the bondholders in the lat.
ter market, apparently to take care of Itself
stocks were weak and lower after midday,
Wabash preferred. Aner / O'CLOCK
the general market became duh
aud featureless. In the last half hour
there was = recovery OF "a to II per cent.
wabash, preferred, again leading. The mar
ket closed quiet and finn In specialties; Long
Island rose AZ per cent to 50, and Canada
Pacific ssl.i at 57M@57s4; ex-iivldend trans.
actions lls,S0,
Denver X Rio 81 4
Houston & Texas Central. ........6T
Kansas q Texas q
Missouri Pacific..... .....................i0N ",
IexaS * Paclnc............. Stls
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-01
nIentn aud Lard.

MEATS strong-Sngar cured hams. l4c; Ba-
con- pace ed, break fast bacon, liJSc: short,clc
l0I4; long Gear, 0Nc: Bulk meats packed,
short Dry salt, 9Ic
LARD st'ong--iicrces. i0lIc; ilf bbls., 1DS<c:
80 n tins l0c; ~ n tins, i0lzc; " Do tns, I014c;
5b tins, i01Sc; B b tins, lie.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-01
Butter and Cheese.

BUTTER Country. 1890; Western dairy.
z2lHc; fancy dairy, Ehc; cooking butter, lOc;
butterine, NC.
CHEESE Flat factory, l2hc: New York
factory, ls1Ic; full cream. l5c; Sweitzer. 35&
IN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-01

New York.

NEW YoRR, Iuly 3'.--FLorR-Qnict.
WHBAr--Cash lots firm: options opened a
TO * lower; afterwards ruled stronger ana re-
covered z 10 n. leaving on steady; steamer
No red LOO No. 2red, M. steamer No. Z
red vol lSn; No. red ia. February
i6'sepl ~; elevator isi<.
CORR - choice y lower; options, x to ..
lower; No. 3 steamer, y5G No. y ts,3.dr6li. I:
elevate, .tt6lis y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-01

LIVE STOCK.

NEW YORK. July 81 = BEEvEs = Receipts
1910. including 81 ear loads: export steers
uulet but firm for good stock; two car loads
prime Kentucky steers sold NJ 81: dressed
beef shade iirmer, ~ 1914 for city slaughtered
and 7I,G 81 for western. ,o,,o :.
sheep; o 0J97 so for lambs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-01
Poultry md Eggs.

POULTRY Hens, 80 0093 q per dozen;
BOOSTERS. Il 5hGg2 co. half grown chickens,
81 1922 N. Turkeys, So O0aS 0g Geese, IS VI
61s 20: Ducks, 81 50@3 0O.
EoGs--Per dozen, lie.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-01

skins, Y 10 2D@2,: antelope skins, n n 1Ooel3 I;
goat skins, each l'ee2h: sheep pelts, according
10 amount of wool, 2cGsup; shearlings, ac-
cording TO amount OF wool, 100 loo; Mexican
Improved, lore: Mexican sheep sheriings,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-01

PROVISIONS,

PROVISIONS.
lower 'V"' 49, ~
WnisHr--Steady atlli.
CORN MEAL-Qu At $50
l'ohK--L Lover at ilgj
BULK RArs-Easy long clear, 90; short
rins, ~; short clear, sp5.
BACON --Slow long clear \. short ribs
Sl2h; short clenr 5 90
nAMS-l,t.6glStS
LARD-Nomlnal
PRODUCE.
WHEAT-unsettled bat hIgi or: No. red.
Ies.s september
Corn. Weaker 4eNsT cash; IL August;
45N september.
1sTs-Firmc,; 2s.ss25 CASH 2rS July, s,z
LrvE STOCK.
CAtTLE-Receipts 1907: good demand and
moderate supply, wkich made firmer mar
Ret exports, o s0SSvo; good 50 choice 81 $50
~; common 10 fair, 4J5d5 81 good grass
TEXANS rnd Indian steers, 4 Oses5 %.
Hogs Receipts 400 market lower and
weak WEAK; Workers, 6Io9B2is mixed, b 9oa5 ~:
butchers, 75Vl5 10.
snKsr-Re eipts 1905; market steady me.
dium 10 good s0v@t o., prime, 2rxsi ~: lambs
.5(q5 70.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-01
Feedstuns.

HAY New country loose from wagon,
Is t06t6O0 per ton; Corn, country, i0c oats
country. 2jc: Bran, rs per l0J; Chops, 81 75
per 10. Barley, 3DG3j.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-01
New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, July al.-Cotion quiet
and unchsnged.
Cotton spots opened quiet. closed steady;
unchanged; sales Isl.
Failures opened barely steady, closed firm;
Mona hiyh L eNCent Aurnsl.
liverpool.

LIVERPOOL, July 81 Cotton--Spots opened
quiet; upl nds, DIG; orleans, . i-lG; sales
500: export and speculation l,ep0; American
62B: receipts 100; American S,S5l.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-01
Ammunition.

Powder--lIlasting. n key, 81 10: Rife. a rs 10.
50 %: Ride, n III Ms. So Rifle R054 MS, 81 %
Shot--29 % a sack; Buck shot, 50 81.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-01

ST. LOUIS, July H.-Cotton--steahy; mld-
go stock on hand $3.50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-01
Galveston.
Kansas City.
pRoDUcs.

KANSAS CRY, July l.-WHEAT-Lower
No. z red 81 as7 cash; ~ August; 1925 Sep
Jembcr.
CoKN quiet; 39)s cash; SO bid August.
LIVE STOCK.
CATTLE Re ceipts 1000 market steady and
active: native steers Of lgd0 pounds, ~
Texas steers of 6l5 70 1867 pounds, ga u ~,
IiHoGs.-- Receipts 500; market lower; ooS
smEEp.--R Receipts 500; slow; natives OF 70
pounds sold at 81.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-01

lands, with sales of ii5 bales for exports, 5l3
bales to spinners, aud LOO bales delivered on
contracts
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-01
New York.
Now YORK.
New YoRK. July 81 Cotton steady and un-

Spots opened easy and closed steady; sales
400 To exporters; Alb to spinners.
Futures opened steady IT II decline of Ad5
points: were duii ON second call; firm on third
call, and closed steady and points higher
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-01

oUIch 51iWV, UtIIVtTttI UH UUIIUIHVN It VV'
This evenings Post says: Future deliveries
at first G II show ed n loss of 1872, but II not
only recovered the decline but ad vanced for
August l-l0D and for all later months to 40
above yesterday closing quotations ut third
cali the following were the quotations.:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-01
Paints. OLA and yarnishe,

Wheat.
Coming In freely; prices range from S0cdei