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On Account

Go to Dickerman,s for Christmas trees and greens. d22 2t
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Great NIark Down

on dolls, toys and fancy goods for Saturday and Monday at F. M. BROWN & Co.'S.
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For Christmas Gifts.

Mems buckle Arctics $1.35 and $1.45 al Cosgrove's
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HAZEL KIRKE.

It is needless to comment on the celebrat- ed play of ''Hazel Kirke'' which has now been presented over three thousand times since it's first production and still has a great drawing power. Last evening it was presented again at Carll's Opera House to good sized audience who were charmed with it's pure sentiment. The cast is good one.
 having for its head the long famous actor
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Ladies' Cashmere
For the Holidays.

hosiery, less than manufacturers' prices, a
 F. M. BROWN & Co.'S.
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A good name at home is a tower of strength abroad. Ten times as much Hoods Sarsapa- rilIa used in Lowell as of any other.
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Gents elegant embroidered slippers for 90 cents at Cosgrove's.
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A11EIAUD ONg15B At Bretzfelder's, SIP Chapel street.
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Hos:sry and gloves at B. J. SToNE's. Kid gloves at B. J. SToNE's. Silver headed canes at B. J. STONES. Silk umbrellas at B. J. STONES. Silk handkerchiefs and mufflers at
 de19 If B. J. STONES.
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New Loan Omee.

Celluloid collars and cuffs at
 LoEB's, 281 Chapel street.
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ChiId's rubber overshoes 28 cents at Cos grove's.
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Gold and silver headed canes at
 IunER's. 281 Chanel street
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Solomon Fry has opened a loan office at 2O3 Chapel street, near Union. Mr. Fry has an establishment in New York where he has been long and favorably known, and comes to thls city with strong indorsements testi- flying to his merits as a fair dealer and an honorable man. Liberal advances made on all kinds of personal property. He has at his store number of unredeemed pledges which will be sold at low prices. massive and beautiful safe built by the Yale Safe compa ny has just been purchased by MT. Fry. Il is in his front office. It is made after the most approved pattern and reflects merit upon the manufacturers. It's weight is over three tons. See Mir. Fry's adv.
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Russian Hare Muffs, $2.
 Russian Hare Capes, $4.
 Russian Hare Collars, 50c., 75c and $1. At Bretzfelder's, 312 Chapel street.
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soarfs, one in box, at B. J. STONES.
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Misses rubbsrs 33 cents at Cosgrove's.
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Plain and Fancy Border hemstitched handkerchiefs are sold cheaper than at any other place in the city at
 F. Nj. BROWN & Co.'S.
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Christmas.

At the Churches-The Music-Other Ex-
 ercfsess
 The Christmas programme of music at Trinity will be of the customary specially in- teresting character. There will also be specially interesting music as usual at all the Episcopal churches. All of them, especially Trinity and St. PauPs, are very handsomely decorated with Christmas greens.
 The programme of music ct the pr aise ser- vice Sunday evening at Center church is as
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Ladies' and Misses embroidered slippers in Opera and Jersey Lily styles at Cosgrove's.
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A large and elegant variety on hand and for sale cheap. A full line of groceries. pro- visions. etc. Goods delivered. R. Zeidler, 1S6 Grand street.
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Boys and Youths silk embroidered slippers at Cosgrove's. d22 2t
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Buy one of our ladies' 'tAnti-squeak" boots for S1 95 D. w CosaRovE & Co.,
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Lndtos, and NI1sses,

A good name at home is g tower of strength l abroad. Ten times as much Hoods Sarsspa-
 rilla used in Lowell as of any other. Ladies' and Misses Worsted leggings less' than manufacturers r prices at F. M. BROWN & Co.'S. The Cheapest
 Worsted knit goods in the State to be found
 at F. M. BROWN $ Co.'S. FM Brown & Co. Are offering genuine bargains in dress goods
 and silks, satins and velvets. . ChtIdrens CIOaks From Sa Upwards, } At Bretzfelders, 312 Chapel street. Ladies' Walking Jackets at ga. 50. At Bretzfelders, 312 Chapel street. . Cloth Circulars at S5,
 At Bretzfelder's, 312 Chapel street.
 Ottoman silk DOImans aI S2O, Worth $50, At Bretzfelder's, 312 Chapel street.
 Fur-IIned Circulars at SIG, Worth ss5,
 At Bretzfelder's, 312 Chapel street. DOlmans, A, 46 and AS i'm. Bust Measure, At Bretzfelders, 312 Chapel street. Splendid Seal Plush CIoaLs at S25 At Bretzfelder's, 319 Chapel street. Ladies' Newmarket Coat at S5
 At Bretzfelder's, 312 Chapel street. Ottoman SILK Circulars at SIS, Worth S95, At Bretzfelder's. 312 Chapel street.
 Calico Wrappers at 5Oc., 75c. and s1,
 At Bretzfelder's, 312 Chapel street.
 Russian Hare Mufs, $2.
 Russian Hare Capes, $4.
 Russian Hare Collars, 50c., 75c. and $1. | At Bretzfelder's, SIP Chapel street.
 Ladies' rubber circulars, SI. | Children's rubber circulars, $1.
 Mems rubber coats, $1. 50. Boys' rubber coats, $I.25. | $. BRETZFELDER, SIP Chapel St.
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We sell gents silk embroidered slipper for 75 cents. D. ". CosGRovE & Go.
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Ladies' rubber circulars, $I. ChiIdren's rubber circulars, $1. Mems rubber coats, $1. 50. Boys rubber coats, $1.25.
 s. BRETzFELDER,
 SIP Chapel St.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12

LOCAL MARKET-.
Note ouctetIoas are ior lots, unless 9th i.
rwisc sta ed
COTTON.
Groceries.

COFFEE AND TEA. ----CoFrFE - Firm !:
coniIhtb. 90, ordinary, elsc; fair, Da.e; prime
Rio, lie; fancy, ,sc Cdrdova. iutxc' Old gov
gunpow der. 50ep5u.
SraAN- Very firm; Louisiana pure white.
fancy yellow clatit,ed, gsle. open Keiiie su.
Eais, chpce, Sc; st1lnlMd A.. 9l1c: stfndht q
granul'sted, W; Louisiana or granulaued,
ls.Ac: powdered, lose; cut loaf iOt6c
MoLhhSEs AN u -YRt'p--l .ouisiana fnolnsses.
prime 10 choice. i2Ga55e: rn sS rup, lsGGl5c.
(, RiCE-~ louis Rnn, ut40p,h
FISH MaSKerel, Ihib kits, No. I, "a rs: No.
Z, fl02 halt Lb s., NJ. /, s7.M: Nj. 2, sjas.
@hlle hSh, No. /, M bps., a.; NJ. 2, Ns.0L
Dried hirrlnga, rer box, ltc. Cod fish; fi&c.
SALr--loarse in Tags. kl.p; iine IN ba& s,
eta Z igc.
CANNED GoODs-Prlces per dozen: Pine
apples, standard, Sl.9s Peaches, standard Z
lbs, s rs; lbs. 81, 5en25s seconds, 2 VS..
.; a'h. s@.lts Tomatoes. standard, its.
VIZ secnnos, bs sl.'n: tbs, 81; GfeOn
corn, s.lD9',hl, Green pens, A.ss ,,o-et,-
berries 81 6a y; asibcrries, y b0 Cove
oysters, full weight 10. a Is; NJ, slp light
wei6Ehf ! m eS'e; z y. sl.H sal,oon, H.
= 100 ~ Sar iines, American, 500 case;
imported, GEO ease strawberries z H., sl,fG
ltlackb berries, si,2i Green cages, sl5'i Con-
800,
.suspRfEs-starrh. SIC. soap, common
tlsc; c. r.nan olive. SIC. Tan tlvs ~ | boxes.
6c; n'lves, Ice; quar- eia ii,,. inliigo. s'.,it;
81. r9fbsi.olti. zen. h1tccaroni imported, loeb:
American, s6'a bN, Buckets. two hoops,
2.lufoz y; we ! buckets sI.2, dozen. Bsopnls.
sl.T3eg ~. dozen. n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12

ty cwner IL the beneficiary from go, q
roads, aud because he happens to be
over sixty yea : OF aye see no reason
why he should bc .xempte. from con-
tributing thereto. i am aware tla',
negro districts, q is Is an un-
popular idea, vet IL is sustained by
right aud Justice, and the amend
ment DIES, rves TO become a law
Arc there any other chan yes neces-
sitatei in the constitution NOT pro-
vided for Ia these amendments
There are; particularly with regard
TO the ju liciaiy. In my message to
the legisl uure touched on this point
but it deemed proper to i'm )re my
suggestions in the preparation OF the
anendm,Ht with the exc, ~ ion of Il o
provision concerning unity ,ouris.n
With this, the con stitution i amend.
mcnts were dropped aud the csnvcr-
saiion 81 le-tracksl {, a discussion of
the tariff question The governor is n
Disciple OF the tariff for revenue only't
doc;line Whatever that may me.fl
but believes that the South win even
tually np, staize from Il az
faith and become the strong.
hold az proie 'ton, rcnlirkinr
that its VIEWS wi become modiA.d
by its iinancia interests
One Sentences which escaped him,
when discussing sectional diff rene, 5.
deserves ~ he recorded as n prophecy
which the thoughtful my well paste
In their hat. and place in their Bibles
To ather strength from association
with the words OF the inspired.
You are young man;if sou do not
die piematurely yua win live {, Wit
ness the Southfrn IAN the Middle
$ ates whip the New Eng anu
brethren back into the Uhinn.n
The governor thought that the re.
moval of The manufacturing interests
| : u,hward would be- the first occasion
OF d'ssension, and that other differ
ences would finally lead to III,
result he predicted. ,Ehe reporter
assured him that nothing
wuul give this one dininutive apostle
of Bohemiansm more pleasure than
! - participate ia repperlng those
/ blarsted yankees with some OF Uncle
Sans Rrape-shot IL ever they became
/ refractory.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12
GALVESTON.
Improved Mall Facilities Wanted-Aspir-
ants for the Federal Judgeship--
Jrlcked by n Thief.

Galveston, August 1.-THE subject
of improved mail facilities is receiving
attention here. The Galveston, Hous-
ton & Henderson railroad has the con-
tract at present, and under existing ar
engagements seventy-two hours at least
elapse between the time of mailing n
letter in New Orleans for Galveston
and the time OF delivering reply from
here in the former city. Not long ago
iorty-eight hours suiiieed for the round
trip.
There are said to he not less than a
dozen applicants for the Federal Judge
ship made vacant by the resignation
of j udge Morrill,.
Richard Harris, colored, was ar
raigned before United states Commis-
sioner Spann to-day Tor robbins the
mails at Richmond. He p.eaded
guilty and was committed to Jail in
default Of bond.
The statement is now nude with n
strong degree of authority that the
irunlmer,' convention will nlset in
this city On the ls5h inst. Coi. SIN
clair has arranged for reduced RATES for
the delegates, IN has also eXtendea
the use of Il suitable room for the hold
ing Ut its sessions. Ii - expected that
there VIII bea large Tendance.
From Il gentleman just returned
from Victoria it is learned that Allen
Mccoy, late f the Galveston, Hous-
ton 4 Henderson m International "
Great Nor hern railways, has just been
appointed assi'tant general manager
ii the New York, Texas d Mexican.
The same .ntlemal : .ys Count Telf-
ner is in Victoria arranging matters
pertaining to the eAhnaion OF his
road
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12
SAN ANTONIO.
9'srcc'abii'y and Rape The Mexican Az
ifstion Quoted Down.

- "s'' h"pc-Ihe Mexican AC-
hation Quoted Down.
Special TO the Gazette.
~ Autonip, August ia promi-
neh. merchant OF Benton City, Alas
cusa county, Is charged with having
outraged the thirteen y,4rold sister o,
i.is viz, ne mas been married eagiit
years. The family have tiled hard Ia
nus ! ana cover up the matter, but
ohere were two witnesses, who will re-
poit u 70 the grand jury.
ne Mexicans hid another meeting
anls evening, at whici th,y adopted
me report OF the committee appointed
Yesterday, virtually generating Up
oie, le'see of san Pedro springs Of the
CHARGE IT having eircled res pee al ls
Mexican women from tile danc.ur pa
whoa. The Were hot spe, ches, viii n
seemed to indicate that the whole az
lalf was more Of political move to
consolidate the MvXic II. vote than for
any other. purpos,'. inie,td of cnnso.
luNins this vote the nlnve has divided
II, and also has arW Sod Very great
antipathy against the Mexican race,
heretofore unknown This the short
sig ted politicians, who have nianipu.
lated the crosd, saw III time save
themselves fro n total disgrace, and
thereupon made themselves couspicu-
Gus by taking The contrary position
To hat they originally assumed. In a
talk to-day with Me xicln Consul Or
nee'as, h. said that the object of his
circular letter was not to protect Mexi-
cans who were American born from
insult, but TO defend the honor of his
nation atty. We suggest that he be
ordered to plant a battery or two here
To- carry out his brilliant principle of
diplomacy and craftsmanship.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12
nnlaIng Material

IrMnsR r. Hongh li,nier bt1ink II inches
ana under. nret class. 40, > riI,pu i4xS, sSIs
boxing and aoo ing, lsnrs = stffcs clear,
~ AMI 81 rough luinbet. rropd class
sd loisf ard .cdntinR cpss.f o.
ht1IN,y-8Ils.t ,cinMon wiiIf y oe. 81 sk
~. oiid i , , y; lDlrd DO, sst iDplar > ma
five ONE ~ ~ .: do n, "a native -iixh, sis.
fJnE sED Misunderstanding lLgnes spd
utdrr, ! o. 1gAB o. DO ~, an 10
scaniling. Iui ar NY coptinon iumher,
81 iaadyi ss boxing over " ilignes, sSlts,S4
~ ~; thick clca'k Il 10 Land NSio vte y lHrs
SEQ. 4 class any Kind, :ls l9ff2i- ~.
DItE3sLD AND MATCHED Flo niHG--ttrst-
class. q: second clats, III.
MnfTkIrRE FuHNirII1No LrMBfK-lI, ~
and 2ineh white ne, a. Incl. DO, ~.
GEILING.. BEADED on PLAIN Fifst COM
mon white pine, X, siR.J0 Il do, 20; "a DO. s2s;
poplar, *. T5t pcpinT, IS, -iss siiscpinc,
y, flslt 30, Y. -.
forb,n LGnBrn.--ls4, iX.and inch, az
saix. i ss.- white pine A, ~ do = Hled a,
81 ~ ,ocxtra No. /, .st cypress. best, any
brand, II; 10 ; o. 2, n 30 do No f,tSH natifo
sawed b.afi, Il. sfps,f ".
ltcksr4 --AiliIe Jilns dfefs' si.f hsentl,
siIunf. nr liai, yciinw ldns 80. " 'rsp' -
q rNF fMENI. air,-~'su,s, %sifttn, go
per hi femsnt usi sltlr or ltoef p',is, v
Ser bDl.. pnrisid, $ pef Vii 'aAs'f '"iia'
N.w Ys.k ~ s,lejligsii, - Iri ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12
Wool. miae.. ~

Wool Medium. according Il
and ondrton, u 40: Duo ar ,.,'lissNail.
az de aua,it, aud conli,oniS 10 Va 'u e''s, 70
anvorut,k 70 etsue Qualify and rnuditsun' I,
Quail and conditlon, ,stcl hi Me lsa,ss 's ""
cOi ding 10 grade, quality and rnnS,tn,, y" ~,
70 u: bury, less, according 10 amount ~
burrs. ns W
Hiprs-No. |, heavy ilint, dry y N No NJ,
2. heavy flint, dry, y 70 lies M. l. hght mint
+ N luc; No, 2, iisbt iilnt n n VIC: ha.iIy dam
Z % iyc; green saltet, u Z Sc; green butcher, K
tELTRfrs- Nominal. eason EVER poor
Skins, T. @2'; antelope SKINS, Il p lnS9tg
10 amount of wool, eiceonp: shcarlings. ac
eoriing 10 amount o wo |, l0coi5cs Mexican
sheep l'elts y % Sal G. Mexican sheep pelts
1e - 7'' - = .'f-'> -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12

WHIsk --fsectiIed q iJ5 40 ~ pcg rrn'f
2,aFl2 =. tbfec ears Did Y sSS@s5: fancy
ca ~ ga ~nisSg sfM5
wFfr r,s--; litfef, caAc. 81 Htsiyn ~ per gust
1e Shsr7y, per gal. u 1tg8 ~, AsdsirA,
per ga, Il bs.so ~ White sine. Ia t-ses
Cu[NrAosE-G. a. MutDa q "a, FSrs
Dry 10 ~. so1s n eJh,ek. ri rs kef ~ ti.o
. ~ f..s, ~ IN kesy "a pp<s<e ~ LoIeeailc
AZ AL tx III AL ~ aox 81 e'@2 z; Porter
Der 49,. - d<,fzf -
y.sD slsf s.,-i-t Louie quarfr. si2 OF ois
~ or uldweIsfr. oWp size, s.S W, pint (
- ~. Et.rnstN b>er quarts. ca fv- Ilpfr
~ SH NchiiiE AiissEkce, Quarts az 20; pia1
10 0s Hrb fuAnE az %
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12
BR0WNWo0p.
!, !, Seeure Railroad The Color.
4. ao'i''cias-Rain and Crops.

= S"eur- Railroad The Color.
|, noii''ciis-Raii, and Crops.
(tSs.Uou, August 1.-THE citi-
en- lwood are meeting with
enlargement both from FORT
nv Nl,co in regard to the rail
/. saA plac, 5 want Tie roa1, The
= foaL from here To Fort
n eler now lhan.it la, ever
Itnr cost OF constructing and
I'M a iNl'road from Brown Wool
Ind s,lInated at five hundred
EiIas % NY there being only
[sca .a !, q road U build between
Egtd ",'a sisc1 nd no places 10
M t suu No large hills to cut
|h,,,.s nlsco offer, 10 take twenty
|d ,rn u dollars stock, and the
|md,%apany think they can raise
be- so.. 'non' and in Brownwood,
ht nv aalllehcing the road IL is
d sS 'eaeush'cau be secured ON
/ n ,'ele It. Our citizens an
ky my e,elruined- The wealthy
! lWys, must have a load. either
n, no q Or Cisco.
! N waw was TT eived here YES
hi s, Mm, Robinson from the
! i1.no io T , Texas, Stain, that
In, 4 johnson was SHOT and
|lsir W., y, lssslason wa, a auiet and
Il "aeg man aud a general raj
|afoor !, SHOWN, AID his iather
bad dI 4" , 1sst citizens. - '"'''''
|sri1a,re better in this col nn'
Il. p Sia ,ar Years past.
|SaS,,g '1l'Aen, business manager
|sadts,f q. = ? Hui general io an.
IL III, i, 's,' 10 New Orleans uu. ON ON
spa' I~p'r ysst,rlay. 80
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12
An Insane w,maa swallows Ca.

Atlnnta Ga, Aara-t Mrs.
Ashl,y. living in Jam 9 place, has
hesn w.nk iu mini Er soine time.
TINS alterlcon lady en'erinS The
h.,nsa T una the INF lilapate woman
win a slu.,a kilt@ aln'o-t cn~n her
theoat oniY the hint les n,eing Vii
Sc. me kitten WIS scraE hing furi,
prsly. With rare presenee 81 min1
tie l,dy gr,spet IN. animal and
jutI.i il our. Tae kiti,n ilN,s., tut
The Woman Is IN IT,. peraIe condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12
4 Gas Suit.

St. Louis, August 1.-THE st. Louis
GasIisht Company filed Il silt late this
atterut,,n in the circuit court praying
for an INJUNCTION against the Gas,
Heat aud Power cainiany. to prevent
IL from manufacturing and selling IL
gas III that part oil Tue
city in which they claim ana al
lege L, hNve exclusive right
to make aud dispose Of gas. The Gas,
Heat and Power conptny are laying
pip : in the heart of ~. Louis in the
gaslight mpny's territory, WIN
The avow Ell purpose { competing with
that comp my, hence the suit.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12

sxtsriso,-No. /. calIfunia, psfsh. u
tle. 10 &iiLrnlA, per VI ~ 10 n eisi -
/ / ,ir.t.k PEI b.ss3 10 y ris; 50 !, fe.F
! Itln,i.rs par H., 20 10 y { s.; No. Ohio 20
r,s'f ~. 20 4. ~ els. ...o 4, *
III l.SFhss-- WAGON. short tug, 81 teE wv
Wagoe, Tong tug, - y " bis-
ios,f Alss.-- Wagon, ful stock, 81 1913 ~
F'SgS con. ssLa WOOL, sVeee-0 ~ tileK coii =,
satIo,rs. -fsiind, per dor, s6scai2 gA X
+ IiIpg. No ex, per ,'oz,, = ~ Y ~ Il. Il
- bDLfs. isaised stamped .ist fi9v' ~ ~
,,i,ifrs .li, 80 "a a ~ Ma iv'se courses
sfisl fr. y SIS isd1 pfK 40 2 I'D courses kutc
~ soye. sttnt h ~ ~. aftir siss. isftssi3
4 n ~ y, 10 fruli f4eS, bihfh. az s ~ ~ "
80, - I,l.'., K OF ,,if,41. ~ " q Iu0t
Iess ~ -- !. fs..i set L~mH eo<t
: ~. a. tnfrk q. psf do ~ ~ q ~; fnd@8,
arsis, y y fea " s'c<i.ts, \, N n. e >r = =
ssa s',s is% .'aiias,'a ~ fiiSSS ~
'i.;ae,ses Elet 1885 fsif iososIses
& ar..esss, Y = q ijtc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12

new, 81 % bl. rarnips. F@f,c I. bn
itaGs, III. r. snsd., bbls,. ~ s5r; ierpe linin,
Gi5seT sinsii bn ter, 9lHs5t; tay1 pkMlc'
s. IA piss n.t, kits, :, 81; cider iislt Dbl,
s. Gas ~.
Tt,tatl-- Vinegar, apple, y sgB,o Y gal pure
eyed 5 Pea he's, dried 80; Appl =, drisd,
a1il G: Cabbage, 30: niack berries 10E7bc per
ga plnn.s 2JstiCc per gal. WateFnleluiH 10
62E Cgnttiopet i0a3t Apples Jltg5oc per IS
bnsii.i boa; Tomatoes soc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12
staplcprogr.

Peruvian, per pound, 50nlN; Boft,x per d.
fee y tictubonate OF y, dn per N, SAsefl >.
peias per %. .@t; caster oil per Fai.. lieli IS;
tnoit edl. per n. tas cream tart.r.Ii' u. Nor
pnuud, 3Sta ~, ch,dw, lunp, per pound 2s /.
cclomel r. w. per pound, oaosa,. calonol,
English, Z pound, gal IS. choral hy-
dlate. i5@l ~; chlorofDrm, .uaO0 composi-
tiDn powdt 5000 covers powders. i0sSi 81:
epson salts, per pound, 3dths g,m opium. per
pound, y: gum camphor, il0lHa norphine.
per or. =, 20; mach pc OIL golden Sje1.t
quinine Z. Is w. per o., ~ quiniue Ger,
man, cer or, so guinine, German ease, per
or, rs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12

New York, Aurn,t la conse-
queiiceof HE agricu talal depart neat :
tl,,. c,tton crop al the end of July y
ar,i,,sr (, ! AZ the end of June, future
deliveri,,s advanced far August -,
septenil,er ~: ba,aucel 10 . J.. Before
eiosil.g August lost q sepsenioef, IN
May two 10 one. and the market ~.
or steady s 10 ii higher than yes'
lnx, -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12
raInts, olls aud vnr,,i,,cs

PAINTS, per n,--w hite lead, TIC n; yellow
ocbrs dry. e burnt amber In oil, sikc; dry, 20.
oiLs-roiled inseed in bbis &c pei gal;
raw e; peaiHiopi, 40 Use, fish, Dos n spirits
turpentine, 0iG; conf oil. 0 cslse-, Brilliant
" y; brilliant. bbis., l5c; brilliant, ri, " sS
10; 2hsl Aa 81; ~, y " fupipn, blis. 25c
per gallon; hupiun, ~ clsre ~ jO lard oil
H., HlGlsjc. Vest Virgidia. ael4y5c.
coach Sdr Saan 81 ee :.iiio sSy1 . per
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12
Isreadsrnn.

FLOUR euslr--slan, arts royal pnteut, $3.50
r bnl sacks, 81 y,qg ~ p ~ Ms Corn meal.
ier ousnel, Sc; u 1uns M erits, = Dbl.
whoa, " n, &c; Crackers, soda, terSgsc y Il
s.da. ttn7; INK soda, 149pil n; cream soda,
hM@itAo; y lemon creams, aelal4c. X Ginger
snaps ympl4c. NX, 8l6tolO,; assorted cakes and
iumhles u olS'Sn. Wheat in lgst receipt,
soc ssl, as to quality and coalition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12
staple ~ e5slIa.

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HEAVY ~ ~ ssse @as "a tttse ~
tess.Ts@e. ~, 'h isNei i *, III. f.tael3a IL W
o.; Atlanta,
FISE Bto ufstfiS NEgH3s.ip ~ vi, n \.
Bangor il,b cat ttt4f, SIS HtAfo,ss II
In, o.: PepI 8pf Is, ~
BLnAtllrp, pt f0Ha eSs 4 ~ ~ IsflAaatA
~, M ti,rx, 50. Si3 Hleftstafst Ma lslg.
ltnhotiai, y. Bf riaas4 sfftf ,ls ftigf ~ ta.s
bHIitas-- RlArs 8xd hrag I!sf,p stoa
q ih"eS nueEs I,pnu n ~ se2s S TO-
nolla, ~ NIX.
o,oLogMp y cks hos;or 9 e CONGO
brand 10 or, 10.
TICKING onns,opl gill n4sis,i, isJS; T,a
lji6; 'lhvrndS kn. gis.
ttEyior5- - Adfiatir, az. American, .
ling toas G.H To w; Apron checks, w 70 q
HICKORY srltIPE--Humiiiun blue
black, ~; Rock river, ~
PiiNTs- Hart II. ~ g; ssragnes 6iSp: Can.
Devon dre. styles, 1.el2; Earieei6l, -:
book fold f5f@glE;.
tpIroN pnsss tioops- Dibcee, Gc; Alpaca
busters iy@igiec: Brocades, Tlsc, Lace bunt-
irgs. ~. ~, Igtai0iJc.
HLASs f5-- hdJle blankets, s7.DaGsli
DO i krey blankets ~ 81, 80, s6iass.ii, "a
While blankets, ~, ~, LUd0SI2.D each.
scarlet blankets, $50, nresi,A each; cali
foinie sinnlsets, g,M, 7,rssi2.51 each; SILVER
grey ..ianh els, e y, . 5eg.5i each: lap i,oDes
s2.,Ot4 s3.tv each.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12

CHICAun. August li.--H Hoes Receipts,......
market stronger; miAe', 5 uVec5 20, heavy d ~
@5H light 5Ocs6 10.
t'A1'rt ~ Rec, ip :, G,Sy0 choicc steady. low
grad . oioNeC ,Xoorters, 50 40 Is: good 10
chn CO shipl Ing steers g S5Ge 20; common TO
medium, oceS ~.
snhir-.Receipts %: firm md brisk;
inferior 10 tai 27jtgi Is; good, 1 y; choice,
20.