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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-03

Evans, United ..,,tatcs district attorney
for the western district of Texas M.
rived here yesterday and took
f1rn. Edmund Guthrinde, United
States D,strlct attorney for the
southern district o. Texas, arrived on
the noon train to-day. Capt. Single.
ton United States district clerk, and
Jack North, deputy marshal In
charge, are also here. 1t is understood
! that the object of the visi, of the two
first named officials IL TO investigate
the condition of affairs here gen
orally as far rs relates
to the national government. and
to ascertain IL it is true that tie Fed
eral court cannot he held in jefferson
without ieopardzlng The lives of the
officers charged with the duty of en-
forcing the law. 1t is also their evil
dent intention to thoroughly examine
into the details OF Judge Haughn's as
sassination and the GAUGES that pro-
voked Ii. 1t Is argued by some that
Haughn's death following 80 closely
on the lyncling of the two negroes for
rape, necessiiates all examination by
unbiased parties. Jack Evans
is cool and reticent, while
Mr.. Willgand seems TO be both efli-
cient and courteous. Neither of These
gentlemen have any friends to reward
or enemies to punish. An impartial
Will result in triumph |
ant yindication of the characters of |
some of our people who have been Inn |
plicated by anonymous newspaper |
writers. Several Of our county officials
and prominent citizens have been be-.
fore the committee, ard members of !
both parties have given testimony.
No developments so far, and Haughn's
death remains an uDsolved mystery.
During the little thunderstorm on
Friday evening lightning ieevaded the
sanctum of the Jimpieeutc. evil
IDENTIFY attracted by the recently
erected telephone apparatus. Col.
Ward Taylor and his faithful terrier
were the occupants. The dog came
down the steps one hundred feet |
ahead of his owner and has not been
heard from since. Ward is sadder
and wiser man
Whitaker Il Galloway's steam saw
mill, four miles north of our city, was
destroyed by fire last night.
Hot and dry; thermometer last night
Just one hundred.
a large party leaves here Monday
for the Mckinney reunion, your re-
porter included.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-03
ADMIRAL F'ARRAGUES PORTRAIT.
The Artist Who Painted the Famous
Picture Ends a Disscussion With a
Statement of Facts.


New York, July 29.-William Page,
the artist who painted the famous por-
trait ofrAdmiral Farragut III the rig
gng of the flagship, which was subse-
sequently purchased by a committee
of citizens for $4,000 and presented
to the Grand Duke Alexis, said
to n reporter recently at his
home, near Richmond Valley, Staten
Island: II was much interested in
reading the discussion, which arose
some months ago, concerning the
sta. cement of an naval officer that Adj
miral Farragut was not dashed or tied
to the rigging while directing The
movements OF the fleet during the en-
gagement from his high position on
the mast of the vessel. | can give the
statements of the admiral himself,
and they will settle the question.
have often wanted to explain what
Admiral Farragut said to
me about this matter. When
he was sitting for the paint
ing was living at Engleswood, n. j.,
and he came regularly from New
York for the siitings. When they be-
gan, | asked him TO describe his actual
position during the conflict. He then
explained how he had first assembled
the rigging on one side of the vessel TO
give orders to the men below. He
found, however, that the smoke inter-
fered with his Wow and the officers on
deck could not see his movements or
motions dictinctly. While he was
in the rigging he noticed
piece of shell strike n few feet
above his head and cut away por-
! ton of the main-top, beneath which
he was standing, with his feet resting
on the rope ladder. CHANGING below,
he noticed that if he should bewounded
or killed, as he merely held on by his
hands, he might roll down the shrouds
overheard, and his body might not be
recovered, owing to the smoke and
| quick movements of the maneuvring
fleet AS his son was on board, he de-
sired to prevent such Il result, so that,
on finding the smoke SO thick as to iu-
| tercept his view where he WAS, he
descended to the deck and crossed
to the opposite side. But on his
Journey across the deck lie found Il
piece of rope, which was precisely
what he wanted, and took 1t aloft with
him, tying the knot himself which
fastened him to the rigging. l pro-
cured for him piece of rope to use 10
the posing for the painting, ana the
knot shown there was the one mace
by himself. Probably any sailor VIII
recognize it MS nautical KNOT, OF Que
likely to be made by seaiarlug man
When went TO unite IL us torlnauoii
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-03

puzzled the, and the admin, :.
had TO nnao 1t. When he w. III. a,anseii
These details to me he did 90 90 , ay,,n,.lng
my mannerisns other than nanJu,
anu quiet modesty, givin@ 'tha '' ~,
preston That he possessed n bravo and
suouuen temperament. The ad,, ir
was Faiths, .hort in stature, but was y
very rare exception to artists subjects
IA tilat his figure was the exact classic
VI creek proportion called eight heads
meaning that his head was precisely
the length Of the entire
Douy mere are two OF those life.size
portraits IN existence. Ono Is in The
sahrt q IT Petersburg, and The other
!, M IA the possession Of Mrs. !. W.
p matson, of this city, q daughter az Sir.
l,a8e, and v hose husband Is treasurer
Vi inc Central railroad OF New Jersey y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-03
TYLER.
Celebration of Through Connection Witt,
ST. Louis by the Narrow Gauge
Hailway-A Resignation.

Special to the Gazette.
The Texas 81 st. Leuis railroad will
celebrate its connection with st. Louis
and the North by Il grand excursion
to the Arkansas river bridge on the
fourth. Quite Il number of prominent
speakers are expected to be present,
and an excursion train will run from
each end of the road.
A number OF changes in men and
officials of that road have been made
by the new superintendent Mr.. Hor-
ncr, and more are expected.
Judge Jno. G.. Robinson, for num-
Der of years judge of the Seventh judi
cial district, has to-day forwarded his
resignation to the governor. 1t is not
known yet who will secure the APP
pointment.
Farmers of this section now com
plain af drolth, and say unless it
rains soon crops will be materially
damaged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-03
s.,.eaIery and Narness..

SKfRTfNx--So. !, Caifrnia, per h., ~ to
4ac, No p California, pee H.. 40 To a ois.: No.
Fair OnS per 10, rs 10 ~ cts; So. l. Fair
HeDilocy per h., 81 10 ~ e,s.; No. ohio Oak
per lb.. "a 10 ~ cus. 49,
Wage.t, long ting, SiSet@ b %.
h on Aifs:-Wagon, aull stock, Nl g@loMs
W4xf;,a, extra wool, .DoO0e-o W. DECK cola.
"a lSVi 90. -
EnIpLgs Blind, per doz., ssSe@l25 0 "
PIiing., No. cx,, per don, ~ iss9 y ~ ~.
SADDLES Raised stamped al, sf5Ooa1oHss
Plain Cal. $50 Das - OK No. loose COURSES,
sui tree, sls VNaa0nH No. tied courses Rose
or Lave 81 : ON 10 5e No Anstin rigs. laced
SO fdG25 20 Full rigs, biaos. T6el2 50; "
rigs, black or oiled, ~ so ~ ".
roCk Ers Leather, N&,zBs Llama goat
JoQs5 So Tn fendeIs, 5E@3 o.
Srults.-- eureka, per dozen prH D; lndiah
anoIa, rer q zen, i2r Mexican; g-in; FOWL
80; Mexican 3-in rowei, covered, IUU. Nef-
lean Pin r0wel, 62f Mexican 25nch Iowtl,
covere,, 900; California, less straps, lSo~
LKoersos.- kip. t7S4es CAT, 10 o99la aii
Chapperol, bp4glpCV.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-03
sta, De- nry Geoas..

HEAVY Brow y CorToNS- Net 90, ys--IIn-
tetprse, A., ~ Langley, Al ~ l.,usiey, 7s.--
~; Atlanta, Al I.
FINE hkowS CcTroSs-- appleton RITZ TX.
Bangor ~, Bis; HoobG ~, az Bedford r., I'D.
In. ~. Peppcral r., ia.
observation-disclosures 90 aays--I s,,,s,,ale,
~, vs.: LANCER II, ~ Blackstone A \ ~, o.
Cabot ~, s. DO i igi.i,'slG Ourowir .seGgg -
DRILLs- Black asa brown nom, Sto ~
e BROWN puuKs--IlDne star soz., II; Mag
n0lia, OK, 1fls.
coiomEp bricks Boston o. r., 81; Concord
brand 10 o.. 10.
TiokfSG-- onestcensg gold medal, 1StSaEa
gor fancy stripe No, I,il&; Omegaj A, 4,
1915: Tborndyke, W.
CHEvtor@.-Ad rlaeic,9E American, M
llngtops, ~ to "a; Apron checks ~ to
HICKORY SThlpH-liamilton, blue
black, &c, Rock river. W.
PRISrs-llart *, ot@c, ~pragues, hy6cs Com
Devon dress styles, l0@l2; Enriest on, ----.
book fold, sszIole;.
coTToN Dness Goens.-Dtbege. 6c Alpaca
iusters o@lnlSc; Breoades, TIC, Lace bant-
fngs, ~. 10, l2GlB}Sc.
BLANK rs 'nddie blankets, S7.o069sl5.
tsot.; grey blankets Ss.23, 220, ,.dn5ysG on
white bl2nkets, s22), 300, 1000 300 oachs
s0arletblankets, 500, H0nG9l9.A each, Call
fdinia blankets, s5.Ni, T.hDeai25l each, silver
grly .lankets, s2.25, 2.75ta3.5l each; lap robes
T. Nm NJ as
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-03

WH1sKY--Rectifed 81 ln@i5O, AS per proof
sour mash, ono year old ~ ~ two years old,
a2ns2 ~; three years old 81 5O92 75 fnnog
extra old WHISKY sitI5,
ity; Csawba, pergallon, 96ta So Port, 81 ma
s %; Sasrly, per gal, 81 20G8 90; Ma3stPs,
per gal, u 65t5 fH White wine, In cases,
81 Gasl0 %.
CHAMPAGNE-ci. IL. Mumm Co.. Extra
Dry, ~ 5Je30 90; II 2dsick, ~ basket s2a Dks
~ ~, KruR, IN basket, $40 OOGp2o ~: loiassiic
chsnlparne, ~ nHsIi 10.
ALE-<,toes Ale, per doz., 81 0OCS2 III Porter,
per doz., 81 O9,92 q.
EorrLEp BskR--St. Louis quarts, Gl2 ts; pts.
s2 50: Buh~eiser, own slz0, Si3 10; pfnis
81 coz Erlanger beer, quarts, sl3 az pints
So 50: Scplitx Milwaukee,, q l<irts esS 90 pinis
sl3 %. Hub Punch Al9 %
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-03

PRODUCE.

PRODUCE
NEW YonY, August 2--.FLut,R.--Dull and
unchanged.
WHKkv--cash firin: options opcncd v 10 T..
lower; afterwards reacted isGe~, closing flrm
NO. y red liUcl liz In store; No. ied iSjS IN
s,,p g; ios1Gpl " at ecvstor
c. rN-Cash lots II trifc lower: options v to
= lower, closing steady; No. ass; No. 2 Ub}.;
u anoa!.. ~
PROVISIONS.
PoaK-Dt, II and lower AT II 6,is.
LAkD-Lower. prime steam, = tn6t9 CO.
toFFER-Qul> tand strong
Sugar Quiet; refined easfor, powdered as9
~ Rranulnted y 800 l'-i6; Cubas Sisds9.
Kos, S--.frln,
TUNPrNrIsH--sstrt.n ger at STil6a3S
GUMS 1S--I,ong Gear So.
kiCH-Quict bat steady.
Mola ss-s--Duli aud unchanged
LARD stronger st y 700 S15.
LtyE STOCK.
NEW YtRg, Aasust - Beeyes--No fresh
Offerings snd bling doing: dressed beer
duh; ~, eyx,ciiy Slaughtered native raxies
40 81 for Vcxas' dos SAP for western dressed
SHSrP-R @eipts - Tho, mSinly laItsts;
weak; 4c loser; sheep steady lambs usss
gFS sheep sbcs5Oc.
Is wo,Gr
@ooL-Quiet ndlsteadys rcsas held at IL
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-03
The Mormon Candidates.
New York NALL

The Mormon ticket for the August
election, according to the Salt Lake
Tribune, is composed mainly of the
'sons of the prophets" The old fell
lows themselves have too many wives
to run openly in the face of the law
and the commissioners decisions, so
they put up their boys 70 keep the
apostolic SUGGESTIONS in Office intact.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-03

Father Bosco, the famous Italian
missionary, is now in Paris. He has
erected seminaries which contain So
600 poor boys. He furnishes 600 priests
every year to the church. over TWEEN
ty thousand priests educated by him
are now preaching in various parts OF
the world.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-03
I,roauoe.

Potatoes, country i0@50c Z, bushel; Onions
new, 500 v 1hl. Turnips, itcatic y IN.
leans, III. r. med, bbls., f%a5c; large lima,
H,. ,GsS; mail buiier 41ass,c; hago GaaTe;
S. fOCab -,
Reiail-Ninegar, apple, 3,a5lc z gal; pure
wine, soc; Peas, erfn, dpied. b ~. &c, black
SO c; Cabbage, Re; ilaekDorries 5l@75c per
gal; Plums 25@i0c per gal.; Waternelons Is
ag2f Caniolopes lO@Gl; Apples 5ssaT5c per Il
bushel box; Tomatoes Soc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-03
StapIenrux..

:, BARK, Csrramon, per pound 2idDS0c bark,
Ieruvlan, per pound, i56oaN Rorax per b.
RON; Ri'cRshcnate of soda per 10, aszepi: q y.
peras per 10. 2csi; castor oil per gal. lOdl l5:
cihcavnida, per or, nscDi ca CASTLE soap
lmotueul PEI y, sne; cream tartar, q r., Der
pound, .ssepin; chalk, lump, pSr pound. 2s 4:
c,aioinel, r. W, per pound, 7cteSn: caioniei,
sngiish, per pcHSh. iOCai %: chlornl hy-
,sfate. 75mi s.. efiioroform, g0tssp; compost
tsan pow der, @fc,J covers powders, 4oal 60;
epeoin salts, per ponnd, Stt5; guns opium, per
pound, = OF gum caruphor, aJNp32s morphine,
pts ~, v ~; mnshine oil, gofvien, sS0a 20:
quisD,ne, j. 4 W., per or, g5: quinlne Ger
mar Per Or, so, qdiuine. German, case. per
or. eo >N' w.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-03
IA,ernnnI.

:, LIVERPOOL, Aug. D. Cotton - Firm. mn.
N.Y. pscnlation H,Fs American ~ o: re-
ce.pfs zoo, all American.
spots opened firm ans closed lilo Atsher
upMnds ordinary, 40; good ordina'y, 81.
low mni&ljDg, j's; midlSing. 5ts Orleans
niids2!ng, 55s. salcsl2 ,0 csef which o, 10 ware
amer IAN, nnd 2, 0 for exports and spcista.
ZION. Imports ?,aN all Anaerican
Futu aes opened 36e0 higheN dull and yset
ana closSd qNitt lCd or fron1 the best tlguts,s
OF the oHy INT stiil 2t1i higher than yse>
torday, Ansast aud Septe mbrr, 3 81: Septem-
537. Nove.Abor md December, 5 30. Decemt.
Der ana JarT'hfy. $ 49, January and February
~ February ufsd March, ) ~ April and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-03
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CORSICANA.

Two Bales of New Cottop-Colored Base
Bailists.
Special to the Gazette.
Corsicana, August 1.-The first bale
of the season was received here to- day
One from j. Is. Anderson of Winkler
came in half an hour ahead of that
brought from Karnes by j. l.. Cherry:
The colored base ball club OF this
place defeated the Tyler club to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-03
Wheat.
Coming in freely; prices rnnse rom SNcasl.
Paints. Oils a,,,iynrois,,as

PAINTS, per b-White lead, 7a{c u; yellow
oILs-Eoiled iinseed In bbls s5e per gal.
raw We; ncnts.oot, ~ 75c; IBh h6s356es apfrlts
tturpentine, G}c;, coal OIL, rs cases, Brilliant,
Ito; rs 81 2p@ 80; -, 81 90 Eupion, bbis., 25c,
per gallon; Eupion, 2-j cases, ~ 10, hard oil,
s., iD@S5c; West Virgidia. 20a2Se.
NARSt5HEs--i opal B0c6DSl rs per
coach yarnish, 3. ,..seeB 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-03

ten, Grant, 7 is said, now uses My.
lean cigars altore, her, aud declares
t,,al .lley are fully equ.. ~ quality to
eIiosc ,ilat come from Guha.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-03
WOOL, Hides. Etc.

WooI.-M Medium, ACCORDING to grade, guar ~
and CON dilion, a 10 &c: sne nccordine. 10
according 10 grade quality and condition, IS
to DC; Mexican Improved. according Ia Grade
Qnali and condition, "a 10 ~; Mexican, ac-
Ia ~: bury, lesa, according TO amount OF
burrs.
HiDEs-.No. l, heavy mint, 4ry . D re; No.
2 heavy fiint dry, n ID lie: 30 ], light nint,
b N re: No. 2, light mint, Y, b 30: badly dam
aged, = sc; fallen hides ts2c less; dry sailed,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-03
Meats aud Land.

MEATS st, 0pg--Sugar cured harms lie; Ra-
con, pacted, break fast bacon, lilSc; shorirlea
l04; long clear, 9Ae: Bulk meats, packed
short ry salt, 0Ac.
I.ARp st.ong-1ierces, l0lIe; hlf bbls lp3Sc:
80 D. tins, l0JAc; ~ N tins, lDlas; 10 10 tins, IOAc
5f tins, I05zc; n tins lie. :.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-03
Building Material,

IuMBfR--.Rongh lumber boxing, i2linphe1
and under, first class, $40. ripping 5sN5, s2l !.
boxing and iooring, clears, ~ thick clear, !,
IA and i, So; rough lumber, second oinbs
sic, ioisi and scant,ing, cnis, $40.
SIDING-t'irst .ominon white n,ne f12 so;
second ), 8 0; third do, s25: poplar. 81 q: ma
tive pine III so " do *, s2t: native II. ugh, IL.
DRESSED I.uMBEi,-~ boxing IL inches and
under, 4 D frB 0s do l4xa, 4 W6a2g 20;
seaniling, Joist or any. common lumber.
81 WAY, ~; boxing over ~ inches, s2a.u0ss.
u ~; thick clears "a To u and 2, go Ubes2S 90
second class. any kind, siSstD6y2l %.
DRESSED AND MATniflsD FLooRIssGs-.F rst-
class, q; second class, sal
WIIITEPISE FURNISHING LUMnEgt-lM, TX
and inch white pspe, $40 inch do, sssJ
BEADED an PLAIH--f int conn
mon white pine, X, Ss2 81 ~ DO. 4 0 ID do, s23,
poplar, y, s75G poplar, n, 25D; Pine
forLAR i.GMnER.--ik, III, and.2 Inch, sbsa;
do Inch. sJ'
MISUNDERSTANDING pine A, 81: do shaded A..
S2j, do extra No. /. $50: cypre ~. best. any
brand, 81; do No. Y ~ 5o do Mob, $3.50; nati.o
sawed heirt, Sly: saps, .'s
PiCRtTs.--Wh.3s pine, dress+ iapd heaunl,
squire or HAT, ~: yellow pin edo S.; lath, 81
LIME CFMElry ETc.--f.inla, Ausitn, SsHA
per bbl Cemeat, i.ouisyils. or Iosenaie, y
per Dbl; Portland. 81 per bsl Plaster Pasass
New York or &iehigan. 50 per Dbl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-03
l,rent.stnlfs
rr easjr--.

FLc'rH easir--Stanpnvd's royal patent. ss 10
y boil; sacks, 81 Snaa 10 = ia lbs. Corr meal.
$500; Oatmeal. Il hair bbl., s. ~ ,sy,,ok cd
wheat, n. Sc: Crackers: X soda, Gat9H<r. X X
soda, 6tssT: SXX soda, u, S27i6e; cream soda.
sA@iol4cf X lemon creams, s(qNi5c, y ginger
snaps, GaelSc. SX, plSq ipc. assorted taitryina
Jumoles, R@tsiSc. Wheat IN ngRt resesut:
soc asl, rs ~ quality aud condition,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-03

The sale of beer in Berlin Is regula-
ted by law, and each glass has marx
upon the side showing the height be,
low which there must be no iroth, ana
your average German is very particn,
lar to see that the top o! thu beer ana
the bottom Of the foam meet az mat
line.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-03

Nails, fates, ~ Is; Hoes, A. y cent off, A xes.
Collins, Sln ff'simmons', so 50; Hackinsack,
5s Aines's snovals, y dot, Si2on; Horse
sheet Iron, No. ~ b, 0c kance wifn,.
SR@pl9c, Tin Plate si5D Trace
Cooking stoves, SI NNGl50 Un tlse fnnuieIs.
$40 lO@Dp Or Coffee mills - a cen& OF: bolts,
10 q cent. off, Carriage bolts. 60 a cent Oh,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-03
rNonucr.

VIE Unsettled: opened lower. ad.
cash. and closed pretty nnn; ioi,Gi ois
tember 0s a 0Sjs October. ~ Sep
.n SsokkN-iower and slow; et9iGis cash; aGos
SOS August; i6AmT september IVY
20 September. tev-'es -NNe"s'i
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-03

At recent party in London the
Baroness Burdette-Coutts wore a sili-
Gle diamond worth $4,000 upon a
Strip of plain black velvet around her
mack
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-03
Orockory. Fmni,,tr, and 0lusu.

Observation-Disclosures imitation walnut,
each, i0a3 10; all walnut, 80 506Eln So ClIairs.
wood seat, y dcz, 81 75e7J0 cane andlntnn
seat, IS 0oma 90 cane seat dining sI2 VApoD 90;
Childs aud o'kefs, S8 GD0Dl2 5O largo rock ny,
$50 Wa93 90 camp aad rockers, ehci,.y 81 s5s
5G Mirrors arch tolss. y dos. 81 DaSpi2 Jps
Fables round, S2God3f0 ISL leaf 81 5eia5 80;
Safes each, ~ 2SGb7 On; Bureaus, 81 | t0H9D o.;
wash stands 81 2,o55 5j bed springs, O. 9sas7 bOs
Baby Carringes So 506D20
CrocKery-.W q ts0s, "a doz, til0G9lig w a
plates, S cast co. w y dishes, o. GOA 6Sg wa
bakers, 81 O6: W q pitotors s,2jagati
ewcre and basina, 81 bt6Qs25n w q bows.
81 2rg ~; assor.et. crates, SyS Gsm75 %.
Gss sware--IaIpp chimneys, 40, q, crimp.
top, b doz., 10 No. !, eglinp top. a dpa., doc;
No. 2, crimp tor, u doz., SOC Argand. a dor,
GDc. Goblets, n tssx,, G,c6psI M. Tumhlere, A.
4 oz 50aG5c. liar tninbers "a dnz, dSl0J;
candy jars. % 0OIj 90 Lamps, 81 1901 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-03
Kansas city.


pRODlOH.
KANSAS City, August 2--WmgAT.- Quiet
Nh y red $50 ss;}z easn: $50 September
CORR Lower; 3tf,GSs cash; 3ISs sept einher;
"a asked October.
LIVE STOCK.
+ CATTLE Receipts 1900 market steady;
good native steers Of 100 pounds, q
stockers and fe.'ders, q 75v 10. cows AZ 0DB
N 40 rexAs steers, 37rlI %.
Hoes Receipts none; market quiet; ma
avs also pounds, 20.
Hoas-Reeelpts, SOC; lower aud weak; 8
4a0a5 -.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-03
I,ntter andL Clleeso.

BUTTER Country lsS.0G Western dairy,
22lHc; fancy dairy. 2fllo; cooking butter, l0c
butterine, &c.
CHEEsE-Fiat Gtat,ry, isNc; New York
factory. l3l4c full'creaIn, l5c; Sweitzer $50
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-03
Z . ioc' green sailed, n h 10; green butcher, v

PEITgIEs - Nominal season ever, Deer
sstn-, Y 2@2'; antelope skins. ri n IocAiS:
goat skins, each ir@lE sheep pelts, according
cordiisx % amount OF wool, loo Toe: Mexican
sheep fe,ts, y 10 S6piOo; Mexican sheep pelts.
improved, il@i2c, Mexican sheep sherlinys.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-03
Poultry and Eggs.

POULTRY Hens, 50 Ooa3 25 per dozen;
ROSTERS, Il 5e682 0H haifgrown chickens,
81 SAP ~ Turkeys 81, e99S o.; Geese, S. vi
as 40; Ducks, Sc 50a3 10
EG0S-Per dozen, l1e.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-03

HAY New country loose from wagon
70 VO0DbW per ton: Corn, ceun3gy, Zoe; ats
country, PC; Bran, Is per 100; Chops, 81 IS
per l0. Barley, 3)d3D.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-03

ne Z; s,c,ouis, August 2--Flour = Lower: fam
x; SD@3 Z choice, tOs3i7O
uIskr-Stendy at H.
NpnN kAL-Sstcady at2n1
toRk--lfOO.
ribs .N MhAfs-llull: long cleor, 775 short
as a. o sn,, clear 57o@7 75 short RIBS Is
itAMs-ll4e1tS%
LARD--NomInal
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-03
st Louis.

ST. LOUIS. August 2--Cotton--Strong; mid
ding 80; sales none: +, ceipts ~ shipments
2J0 stook on hand no
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-03

Futures opered easy: 469 points higher;
low ordinary opened steady closed bar.ly
steady; August points lower than yester-
than yestel tlhy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-03

GALVESTON, Ausust2.--Cotton--S quota.
tons advances to-day follows; Opdlusry
and good ord. nary 3-lB, low niddlug and
middiing Ll8. low middling declined Id
and middling fair. Is. These advances and
reductions were caused bys revision on the
part If the cotton exchange Market closed
sfOtly sales | = bales,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-03
PRODUCE.

WMtAT-Qule. any lower; O0%
a Ugs. A ny " I. IN o2tS september; AZ
al ei5z Octobts: No red wiuter 3d..
sCoI,S--pali 1890 - cash; .p54@l9S August
ig55g4nM september: ~ is1s Oetoser
LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, August ?.--HoG s-teceipts, 400 I;
heavy N6tL5e lower light II mer; mixed
S OO(as5 IS. heaVy I,g5 u; light shag5 10.
CATTLE receipts, y o.: good prlue, steady
othrps low; exp',rts, $ lj@6 IS; good 10 enoite
shipping steers, s Z, or5 o.; common 20 medium
4GGGf 81.
EitRsp Receipts, ,i1e: dun and weak
inferior to ialr. oe6 70; good, ato, choies
4 30
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-03
Chicago.


K CHICAGO, August 2---Flour--Qulct and un-
changed
PoRK-Fair demand but lower rates; IL 100
10 ~ cash. l3V719Qs 10 25 Augusl: Is z2ls Sep.
TENDER.
LARD. -Enlr demand but unsettled and
generally lower So@ssS 40 cash, or Au.
BULK MrArs--Fair demand short rib, 40;
short clean o..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-03
Nrw Ynrls.

NEW YORK August 2--Cotton, spots opened
quiet, ruled fifrsst l-l5 advance and closed
and good ordinary were further advanced Y
fnd low middlingsiiB.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-03
ritIVS los 10 cNpOrterS NuI 2lD 10 sDlnncrs
Futures opened steady; were barely steady
at second call: firm on ,hird call: closed firm
at 3@7 points higher Than Yesterday
Sales 9lgNe,deliyered on contract 2,iG0.
Cotton firm, 10 l-lCd 10 5-iS: fntures firm.
Closing quotations.
New Orie.srs.

New Orleans, August 2.-r'ott on--tirm mid
ding 93s Inv middling " good ordinaiy
| Sss: net receipts ~: gross receipts 81 /; cX.
ports Great Britain 20: continent gi: sale,
100; stock on baud sos.
New ORLEANS, August 2.-Spot cotton
opened steady and closed firm, i-40 higher
'l,,Si ma al