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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-31

LuMaxs-- Rough lumber, hosing, u inches
and under, trst-class, s2i; stripping, SSS, stl I,
boxing and iiouring, olpnrs, IS; thick clears,
~ aud ~, S.; rough lumber, second clNse
SIS ioist aud scouting, cults, Slt.
Stntsu~~t1tat common white pine, So ~
second do, EAe thtri do, 81; poplar, 81 ~; ua.
tive pine Is 81 os1a 90 do IL, SIS, native
rough. tiT -,
under, s.S oNs.S % do ,sxa, SO tNcsS 90:
scg,ntllns, ioist CT amy common lumber
f.6 MN W, lgstrr over ~ inches, sNltNse
81 ue thick rlcsaet ". l0llSaud y 50 tossa2 SO
senoid cl,.sS any Kind, sinUNsai So
DRESSED Ann MArciiNo tlooRtSus-f First
cass, ~; second class, sii.
WiiirK PINK kuuSfstttSC l.rantn-l's ~
and = Inch white p,nc, ssO; inch do, sos.
NKifINo--iiEAnEn OK rlaAIN-.tifst cum.
mon white pine, 81, SSl.be ID in, $40 I'd do, 50,
poplar Il, ST,st poplar, ~ sf2bo; natlNepine'
tHrhAm i.vansR.-il,, ~. aud inch, sSt;
do I inch, $50.
spITaliss- White pine 4, ts Ito shaded A,
st,2s, do extra No, l, Size cypress, host any
brand, s., do No, =, $3.50 do MOI $50, native
sawed heart, si.1li sapN, slA,
plrk srS. White Pine, dressed aud headed
square OF nal. en- yellow pine do. -: Hath, ~.
| linE, CyNEsr, Erc--.liinr, AuNtln, 80,
per bbl. Cement, Louisville or RnfcrRlc, IS "
per hhl., Portland, 81 80 prr hhl. PLASTER rliie
Nav York or Michigan, o. pee bel.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-31
Menl. mhlrs. nte.

wooI..- Medium, according to grnjeJunliiy
and condition, lfia iO .Or une sconriirg 10
grade, quality ami condition, ~ 10 ~ coarse,
according to grade quiiiiy and coBdiliun, J q
to lNci ANSisp,n lniprng d arvoriinS "a grade
qualify aud condiGan, u tots, Mexican. az
CDfdinR 10 grade, quality ana condition, "
to "a: bury, lcts, according 20 amount OF
huriH,
HInts--No. lihonvy hlnt. dry y y III So No,
heavy dint, dry, Y N illsC. Nh. !. llght mint
" i2isc, M, 2, lignt flint, Nhnlsc, bulls and
heavy 1nmpgei, a. n p'sci cali rklus nnd bad
~ damaged "a - la lm gntrn Hnlirl, sound,
green. v - i'sc.
Funs--Skuhk lod gbci raceonn 'oe ipe
cayoics. AotSgc, mountain woii. fo8u'ri ioA,
.l1o 4l9,
frisHtrs 70. Nominal. reason rvrt. naer
skins, a II, 2Ml,, antelope SKINS, y N lUf vs.
IN amount nf wool. ah,ts,ipl ahenriinks. n,
,sjr,ling tn niount Of wool. ln9leci huNioHi
sheep rollE. y N s@tu,g Mexican shosp pnlts,
Improved, Il@l2o, Mexican pbecp sbsrlihss,
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-31
A COOL HIGHwAYMAN.
How lie Cleaned Out n Saloon aud All.
Quoted the Bar-kecper.


Seven Mile ranch Is the name of
sort of halfway station on the Rock
treek and Fort Fet,ermau stage-rosd,
and is owned by Mr.. Fred Rowland,
who has a bar and small store therein
for the convenience OF passers-by, saws
the Laramie Boomerang. The other
day Mr.. Rowland took about ST 900 in
money, which had accumulated from
the proceeds of his business. and left
for Laramie. via Rock Greek. Arrlv-
ing here, the cash was deposited in The
Laramie National bank.
On the afternoon of the same day n
stranger stopped AT the ranch, which
had been left in charge of an employe
named William Tucker. He gave his
name rs Alfred knight, and said he
wanted some dinner. After eating
the food set before him, and while
fuckers back was turned he seized n
rifle leaning against the wall, dropped
ii on Tucker NJ full cock, and politely
requested him TO elevate / hands,
Tucker did so. Knight walked
behind the bar, ana, pi>oMS' 'p "A re.
volver which lay on tl.r wants 4 placed
IT In his hip y. AddroSs I'D i'm.
vited Tucker to take with
him TO the stable, which He
picked out Il horse yeNoioOsfs his
prisoner saddle IL. M WITH Fa,ei
went back to the house, van at Nv Wy
knight, who ordered him io
blankets To tie saddle anCK. y
some provisions; also, TO ts,--,---,--....
money-drawer and dump its CO.. 800 wy.
out upon the ground 1t cont.l, an
about $25, which Knight pocke'ble'
He then babe Tucker write docu
ment, which he signed. AZ produced
in eours this morning II read
~ do hereby swear that | cleaned
out the Seven.Mile ranch. Tucke
had nothing TO do with taking th'
guns or the horse
"ALFRED KNIGHT
Knight then mounted his horse, ant
making Tucker walk before him lel
the ranch several miles behind. Herr
he remained until evening, when III
eooIly informed Tuckerthat he guessed
there was no danger OF his being mp
pretended so he would resume hi
iourney-he Tucker cohld return
home. Captor and prisoner thel
parted company.
Tucker made his way 10 Rock Creei
and telegraphed his employer that In
ranch had been robbed. knight wa
followed by officers, who finally Al
rested him near Fort Colline.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-31

he: fancy, lsNc; old government lava, Ns:
ArhrckiCs' AfiosA, iSNls,sc.
TIA ;mp,flaAtsa d; ynnpcwier, so1so.
SUGAR Elmo powdered, ibis. ieso; do.,
haithbls., in,xck cgt loat. lonics vfAnnleied
Nsta9,sc. standard A. X ere, IN. q. cilolce
whl'e, y lesS so.y do clio y, G., MsNtcs .. X.
ktck- l.oulsiana, Ssdssc
rtsu- Mnrketel, I'M kits, No, 7, Si.i5; No.
z, si,vs haiti heis, 30 y Ugo; Nc. seo.s
White flsh. No. I, hlf. hhls,, NY No, =, shsS;
Dried herfinas, Per box. sic. Cod iisir 6Ssc,
SAt1>-Coerse, IN hays, -l.aNnl, ISL hnn N
haEs, 49,; lake, IN nat hoop bhia. Si1,
CASNsp Csc,ns--rrtces pcr dos.r, rlne
APPLES, standard. Sl,fT rcgehcs, si.tNdafd,
tl,S., s,tN 5 rs. Ssas,,aeE seconds, ~.
A.t0; Us, Se.lgs fcn,atcss, standard, 2 ~.
sl.lG socoNcs Me,. -; hs., f,.Soyi ~ Green
corn, Si,ie4l.cN Gwen r0as, sl.Si; ssoose-
berries, N..tMi.'n; RASphetJicS, ~ Hlfri tA,
Sstsrs. tnn weight n. slAs . n, s2le light
weight lle,, t5e, ~, Nl,Ns Snla0p, p.
Sl.SSlai1e 70. S-s~-------. MNckcrol, l n,
ei.SsA -. SNraincs, American, NO case.
imported, 81 $40 10 % case; StrawhrrriNa.N B..
81 ~ esi.1; RleckhcriiVs, s,2. uicen apscs,
si.to; Eag.e Condensed milk, SSDes crown,
sNsi swiss, sd;t.,
iltcs German olive, sac. Candies, OIL boxes,
lNAsc, helVvs. Ices auartcra La, iutltgo. NC =.
hlucinr, Slytl,t0 Nuser, tclonnuN mustard.
81. sDsas,Nl Dozen, Naccaruni, imported, iScib;
american, si,pp box, RuekvlS, two hoops,
e9,ln dc1en; woii buckets, st.ss dozen. Rtounie.
N,5SssS. 20 dozen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-31

staple Dry Goods.

Pais1a. Albion, solid black, q; simpson,
solid plnck: 0is; Albion, tllNrrkTuy. " Alpipii'
thrpheid plal0, " American nancy, y, Al
one, fancy " Aliens double ninh' va N, ~
etbocker fancy, D; Merfimack fancy, " e ha'
non nancy ~, ORION furniture " n1rwlcki
~. Dunkiric. tiS: Hamilton cbock,g.
BLsAcitp snuulhg MD sIkhiiSgg,,.-
Lonsdalo Winch. ". foDsdale calnpfir, rs;
IIuit III fhr Loom, ~; New York Mills. l0,si
WaInsuits. 10Y. Pembroke ~, -; re- broke
~. NJ pembroke ~ ~ lonnrohp ~ /, T51 ~.
3nd s,.luob, s: King ljce canbsic. ~.
BnOws isIiTEriND AID SliHrirG,- Ausn-
lis a ~; Atlanta S'E indian Hsap z II
dan lhrdsuck ~ l9cahontss ~ ny.
penibroha lo-i, s2lz Intorprlee y. y. -s----
Duogs-PYaltyille boz.. ~ cents. itnyrns
sol NJ, Rayair iJ0z, III W" Torn Nihr np..'
ig; WeAt Point son, u; West Point iloh.. n.
~ ~, sost0n oil. 10. Boston Xs. 1915
Boston bon. 10; Concord inpz.. " 49,
estosn hc, i5; ords ArE, "; N,erinug,
49, z, o =, s A , is n,sn ~ stand
''u Idc 70 spi,Irr Mechanics ~ cents q.
fnhsa.g; iavsii, $: Amuskeag, ..
Jy2ss--A bhofisiofd u y eenis; Goyins,qn,
Y, ylild l| 81; ii iiia%bdi5. Is; 81 SieGolss' rs
BfasRsJr-iO4 white. H.1j, -, l.,g, I'D,
20 h. $40 pair. ia wliita, $40. 500, ~ "
40 pair, "a white, az, 100, 200, b.Y 70 yte
10 sis So, pair. Rocky Nountsin.. COR
ard {ib.. fI 20: do, Glib. II. 20. Cambridge,
eniofed, frlb.. $50: do, = H., $40. saxon
slile silver Oray, Obj, ~ do s.sp, VIZ
~ 800 Eiae. $50. 45D 1000 pair
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-31
BRIDE OF A BISHOP.
a southern chnrchman Marries the
Cattle Queen OF Colorado

Denver, December plsion w.
rem OF Atlanta, Ga. wss mar. ~ -
h.snt ~ Evans Chapel 30 Miss Eliza.
' Vs.h ? I'M OF this city, Bishnn Simn.
son o, philadelphia uniting tbe two
mrs, nm IS ianliiiarly known as The
cattle queen OF the plains, she own,nv
more cattle than any other marty ar
corporation In the great Wesi John
Inn, her husband. was far years
known as the cattle king az Colorado
w men he died, SIX wears auc. he Ion
ms immense herds to his wiCo. who
has slace managed them IN her own
name, anu since that Time has doubled
her wealth, until now her brands
are known from Texas to Dakota.
Ia cattle alone she is supposed TO h.
worth S2,OO0,000. Since her husbands
death she has lived u rather retired
life IN Denver in one efthe handSomest
residences in the city. She is "A Metho-
dist, and In the past two wears her
charity TO her church and all heneyol.
ent institutions has made her name n
household word.
She Is about forty years old and has
three children, the eldest being sixteen
wears. Three years ago she met Blshop
Warren, who had just then been con.
secrated. The introduction was made
uy bishop Simpson, who performed
the wedding ceremony. Bishop War.
ren is might've years OF age and has
three children, all grown. An effort
Is being made on the part OF the Metho
dist church here to mako t,l,,.dn ,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-31
New Orleans.


NEW ORLEANS, December ~ FLOUR
Quiet aud steady iamiiy UtGa ~, hiRh
NrAdcR Ga4eeD 10,
pouN over and scarce 1876
i.AltD-slnady, tiorcn rciiuod sisaW htg
Wt, ,,,,,
clear and ciuar rib, rs,
HAtUN.-Dulll shoulders phcked n'.i lohE
clear ana clear RIB Tef,
liMlf's, ,,..,t,
toFrrE- steady and ~ good demand, com
mon Ia prime 10 ,mliig,
suuAii-stcady, good demand, common 20
good coinnun 4,kab, mir 20 inlly lhlr
81 .G5lS prime 10 choice bsnAisi yellow
ciard6d '67kabjs; white clarified 7N@7S
pTnnulntCd -.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY! centrifugal lisfSf com
mon 2htp2i: fair 3Ntgr prime 20 choice mon
RicR-Duil. Louisiana ordinary ~ prime
4. -hpO'l, -,
nuAs- Easier aud scarce; ny,
IorInr SsHp Oi.--I'rlno crude W'I; mni'
MGR yellow i2ati
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-31
sinl.lsprnrs.

Bark, Cinnamon, per pound, l'pt-c hsrk.
Psruyian. per pound, l6@'N bDrhH per D,
is0lf; hl-t'arbpnnta nf soda per ", 4ftits' cop.
pefHs per n, aatI; castor oil per gbi.. a1sgl 40
rlnnhonlda, per ~, sIftsl 10. CASTLE toap
.mottledl per n, NOV, cream tartar. y. ". por
raioiDei, y. AZ W. pcr pound, JOspil cnionlel,
Engllsb, per pound. I 1921 @; chloiW n.y.
d,ata. ybsbi kj cLicTofouD, ~ 10; caniposi-
linn powder, Dattlidovrfn powders, 22ee----";
epsoni salts per pound, aset; gum OPIUM pcr
round. -; gum pDnpii1f. 2set-'s fnofphlno,
D.r on, 81 ~ machine oil, golden, iDGfV.
nuinIna. i. a W., por o.. W. canine, Ger
man, par or. -,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-31

wniszY--iso,i6ed " iOesijo ~ per PROFIT
aoir Inasb, opc year old, " ~ Two 3tafs pidi
~ InsS2 10 three Year, old w WA 10 iancJ
satfa old WHISKY ti0sA,
WInTs-ciaret. caspaiB Ds9leO. ~ per anh,.
.ty. Canswba, per gallon, issgl " Peri,n 20
rsr gai.. q g0es5 20 White wine. Ia GATES,
81 Oskl0 ~,
gnhHrsorE--3. ~. Hutnln a co., ExirA
y III. KTuR, IA Dgsk OF, W sa3Dsr fams-ifr
cbaInpsane, ~ 0JSi9 70. Deo. ooalet, extra
~ Ils- .sis Aie, pei doE. ~ oog2 20 Porter.
per dos, a. DJg2 -,
rorTIgp linrt--st. LOnin gueri., sl2 0g. ptt.
rrianger beer, quarts, giA 10; pinis US ";
nohliis Milwaukee, quarts fl2 ~ uintA ~ %.
| Anti0pyn Kuin's, gtt ti2n' 4 nts flz1
1 M I1aussn a bODia ems opaque horf, quart
! $40. pinis sigtg; FlsA lMilw ukfe,suart
GIN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-31

Furniture lcadEteadH, Initiation walnut
each, a. iGNB ~. MI walnut, u J09tiu ~ ihAiis,
wood seat, n don, ~ 1901 ~; cniia ard fatlhn
peat 81 UOllb 10, care Hpnt, dining, w DWWH,
1hil,ln aud rockers, " t1n " 80; large roeA Incl
90 Ul6ayit1 uhnn aud nchrtH. earil, ~ 100
Z 10, Mirrors, arch tops, y dO2, W Nal D.
rnlles round, y2n0dsB ~ I'LL LENT, " 6nt5t ~.
snfas. each 81 95gTWG Bureaus, ~ iasfA o..
wnAii stands, II 2,a6 NJ bod springs, "a 7hasJ br
Uaby Carriages, W bJaJA
Tyochary- w "a toes, y dor. " nldl 49, W q
aged, H. be. daiien hides ist2o infsi dry saiiad,
= b IDc greop saltod. D o. &c, gIeon butcher, =
fba
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-31
Kansas city
rnnnnck.

KANSAS CITY, December 2,.-WuxAr--
Quiet and nowtnnl 81 bid cash, NM bid
January; nlNs bld May,
IS IRt nary; ~ May.
oArs-Lowcr aud nomlnsl, siis bid,
LtvE srock.
KANSAS CRY, December sl,-cATrLr--
Nccsipts laSi the feeling II better and market
stcalys oucrlnge too light To- test the strength
Of trading, roiatl prices unchanged.
slIEEr--Rcccipls -; quiet, unchanged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-31

Nails, rates, 81 90, lines, ~ y cent. OF Area,
Collins, elUUk simmons, eipW ilpuhlnsafh
81 ~ Aines's .hoyoly, " dor. yletf HpIho
ahoes, n tcn " d1 ihr Iron, It1l steel ~
sheet Iron, No. n u, b., Fence wi"
bllaBlSc. irln Plate, tlhns f1aoe
chains, 500 h duE, 1inwatr, 40 4 cent, on
t'oiIs> nilia W n cent. on Machine b0itn y
poont. oil; Carriage bolts. ~ and oettoh
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-31

rrouE Stnnards Royal rnteni sSCp
y hhl.; sacks, 81 SSfsS 10 n ttn nN,; Nc, rotas
per 100 lbs 81, No2sa -, No . s. ~. Corn meal
s. Oh Oatmeal. half bhl,, ~ rs, Cracked
wheat. Vh, DC, rrachcrG \ soda. ogtr., NN
soda. az ancs NNN soda, ~ &C.; csrnm ~, GIN.
yer snaps. size, lemon creams, NC. Wheat
In lighi reccipt, sOcatl. IN 20 quality and
condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-31
r,,l,ry. IsrusnndI,utt.r.

PnuIrn, uons, t2 2l6sg % roy iuEep,
oxlfn large young chickens, ~ als. 1l' TN.
hoya, u 1pDsO ~, ueohe. "a Dn RdM llarh@
81 n0ds 81
-per doghn, zoe,
lfIsEh country GUITAR, rhpicc, 40, creamery
Sc, old butter, lo6llsoi olooinpt8ninn. iN'.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-31
Collision and Wreck.

cairo. H.. Dece nber 30.-The wa
hash north aud sonth-bonnd irsisn'
trains ccllided at twentieth sliees NJ
day. badly wrecking bolh eilglhes a'''
two freight cars. NnbDdy hurt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-31
wife Murderer Sentenced.

ST. Louis, December m.--James w
Cooke, who murdered his wife az oaye
snrings Mo. last November by hold,
in" her head between his knees ana
emitting her throat, was sentenced 70
nInety,tivc years in the penitentiary'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-31

Potatoes, northern, y barrel 2ie Oniops
northern bbl,, ~ shstl On, Sweet potatoes, i0tD
G5 per bushel rurnipr, iOeeioc y hn, hosne
small butter, slsJs5c, PICKLES, medium, 20 30
Rbhl.,hnli hhh, -, fiRa rect. Mis-, 81 ~; 81.
der hulf bhl. ~,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-31
Marrala, Diego
Bethcsc, Henry
'naeker. lrenn
firms.

walkers smith Ellison & sl,mo,o
Fox. j u a Co '"''e
BElLEM BuRcAErL, postmis,sess
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-31
IRELAND.

A MEETING PROHIBITED.
Dublin, December 30-The lord
lieutenant has prohibited the projected
national meeting at Cotehili.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-31

CHICAGO, Dee. 29..-Cattlc receipts s,S0C.
exports 01a1 Oj; good ~ choice shinplng
3 idtsj % common 10 medium Z 1880 ~ !.
Texans 4 0hts 90,
SnKet--R Receipts 1901; market 81 png In.
ierior TO fair au0@S IS. medium "a ,ood 80,
choice To extra I -.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-31
TELEGRAPHlC MARKETS
New York.
MONEY

Srw YORK, December p.-Noncy l'ga2'a'
Primo mercantile paper bot W.
Surfing Is. v. quiet; sight slA.
Three per cents Ol.
;onr.and -a hslf-. coupons, ~.
Tnurs coupons, 2lk.
Pacific, six's, NaGl2a,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-31
New SorN.

Nrw yoRr, December @,-fLorn-
Dull.
WnrAr~espol. lots !. TO y lower. options
/, 10 v lower, closing steady, with slight 10.
cnV"rS, ungraded red, N8i ~; No, rcd,
/ ols,. No. red, ! liclll89l
loilS-Spot, y Ia lowcr; options opened
q tn lower, afterwards recovered y To 81
No, ., ualt.
PROVISIONS,
CorFEr-.Spot fain ltlo quiet aud tlrm:
ontions l0aih points higher and fairly &C.
tive.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-31
General Grant.

New York, December 30.-lenefni
Grant is greatly improved ai'ho"s"
yet unable 10 sit up.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-31

ltAY--. New country looso trom wsgon,
fs zoos ~ per ton new corn, tlos3i!s cent
oats. country, S,eagjfc.f bran, III pef lnl;
.'6ons. III ~ per 10, barley. DatH reifOp
keod meal sl.1 pcr ipoi iOiliei. pprbsie. tlVei
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-31

ropAY's QUOTATIONS..

SuuAi--null and unchanged.
MoLAssEs quiet ana steady.
ltiCE- quiet and tirni.
Nd-lN--puil,
TuHpENTtNk-nu ll and weak AT @ilaWSa'
poHs..-n ult aud nominal.
Gun MrArs Dali and ppnllnni.
HKtf-Quiot aud st.ady.
IAin-Firm, Western ht"Aini spot, eldVl'
Wont,
Wool STEADY, qulcG Texas iieS,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-31

MONEY!
NEW oRbx,Ns. December 9s,-sight on
New YORK, par.
Sterling Is. H., 81 -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-31
Grain.

Wbsat, choice sSc.sb0l. medium. sjssAo;
Interior D,efaSr: oaiS. lpat3,llc Harley 900
50: corn, .fi33T19c. rye. flEc: bala hay,
sinsi ".
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-31
Ammunition.
Crorkery, rurnlIurn aud Uinzs.

Powder~-iilasiins, Z, kor, e. ~. nine,r y ~.
o. 0t Riie. ~ l9lt hs..g 7i lldr. zoe Vs., 81 ~
Bhut--S2 10 "A suck! hRCk Hhni, t9i3
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-31
y. iaa..

ST. I,oris, norSmecr la,--Fforp - Tn.
chRnNcd
WiisAr--Ilower ans weak; NJ ned eo's
81 OliA cash; Ol January, Wal o3ts ~ Uslp
February, tdi& March. ~ MnN.
tORN--l.owcr and weak; ~ "a 6'a cash /,
inlv January; iial Eehriary; Ssl4 Mas,
nAfS---pull ana tower aa,tt,saAl sAsh; aps
January; STA February; 81 < asked for May.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-31
New YORK.
law yors. b"o ~ y. -corrox-spot
Liverpool.

r,vynroof. December 2ls--Colton--5pois
closed flrni, ~ higher "a
Middling uplhnds..-.'.'.''.''r' ''''''''' ''., IN
Orleans - 's'f'ff's f.T -
sales lhOtE American II 49,
FOroxport aud speculation XXI"
jmpoTis ~. eN American, H.lW
Futures lmg higher, closing easy
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-31

GALVESTON. poccmhcr c9--lcvroN. :. re.
ceipts, net, l,Sls gross. la.Itle exports, iOf4
civn. -; coaS,wisc, 49,; stock, iieSek
>pp; closed quiet.
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N wy ivy. bccombcr q. lsSS. ~
Is. Monuis ticrs. tho applicant
;. ,hesfi letters ard give
s,s list
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h1s ilNr -.
Ladies' List.
q
nrs Arnold, Kate
JACOB h'' Abortion, Eiiza
ninn
mlfa II
bowman, sac
brown. Miss
MT Rulhrn, Anna
sle narnhnrt, Louis
iie Bally, Annie,
nriney g
Gallon, Kate
anre Cook, ! Mrs
vifglc Coax. II NJ Miss
hrra. clements, Amanda
lie u n
Deberc, Lula 2
"a .t, Davis, Margrett
p, MH'''0 Davis, Mary
49, Evans, Re tia
Cryultha
da Frincr, Emma
Lpcin"' Furgerson Laura
id1"e G
II. clover, lSiaic
uniIa Gillotts, George Mrs
M Hooker, II II Mrs
iatiur Hall, Hninan
lepne!n Harnoll, lula \
Y, h,' Hattie, Agncss
johnson, Mary y
MAJ Jackson. Juiia
Kavln, MI
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a.. Milton. Annie
laum Marshall, Catherine
hattie a.,
Meille Mcpoha'u' y = Mrs
,aepSr %
otto, Ed Mrs
lhrSs j
20 Price, Mary
,.h.J Pearson, ltG
nn'ic T.
IN, Robertson, Belle Mrs
,man Roulhsc, Fannie
y Viola ltcdden, Anna
TEMn
,,v sims. Manda
as,r shaw, Alice
usMis Saunders, j NJ Mrs
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|rA Wood, Sophie
rnMrs Wool ION, Bell =
!, Lucy. N"''H' 'h"iS
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fDPpEK AND TEA,--coyyxg-common
lIIc, ordinary, IKE; fair, 31fc.i prifns no
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"ItAN.


Cons Dull aud custer %.
OArs--s4iendy, nlr demand 1880,
cons MEAi.--Dnll, lower -.
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PROVISIONS.
wursWv-stosdy al IA.

wuisKy--Stesdy at ia.
Coax MrAi.-pull az 2Nl.
rRoNiSloSs--null. only q small iohblng
trade yesterdays riccs could not be- oh
tanned Tor car lots.
NrAr.
poRR--oncred II ~ for old, II 30 Tor new
BULK MENrs-ilcnE clear 10. short ribs
Z IS: short clear q,
RacoS--L Long clear \; shor, ribs ssG short
clear ~.
LARp-Nomii vi,
iivR srpcR.
CArriN---Rcccip,s i,e. not enough supply
10 mako market; prices nominal pros
poets for next week arr good; good 10 export
steers yaf6 -, common 10 raif, s,ssA ~;
Texans S5s as.
SuxNi-.R ueeipte sM: steady, good to extra
4 0N9i or lower grades sses3 70; Texans ~
epiOA
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-08-10
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Pennsylval44:.,
The Minneapolis Fair 4+i.. II.
.3s T.. '5'~z -.

AM6 NAkUNO8DOAtH ERIK .A1A> ~
= - position.
For some time it looked ~ though the
people of Minneapolis were not goingto
have their usual grand fall fair and ex-
position this year, but the energetic bus
mess men Of ttaes city have taken the
matter ia hand and the prospects ara that
the one to be held this fall will equal if
not exceed any Of itsspredecessors insahe
the number and smagnifcence Of it's at
fractions The fair Will last six days, be-
ginning August - and closing Ssptem.
Der l.: Following is 9 portion of letter
just sent out by Charles H. Clarke, secre-
tary Of the Northwestern Industrial
Association:
"Our efforts are meant to be pursly of -,
character for the general good OF our
comnaopAsalth, in tho bringing together
at this now established trade and manu-.
featuring center, tho breeder, producer,
manufacturer and consumer. We ind.
't,s true. = great local benefit, accruiug
annually, from these fairs, as no smaller
locality could from force of cifcumstanc-
es, carry out such an enterprise ~ ours.
There certainly should not prevaii preju-
dice against us. We mean to work for
common good, and believe the people Of
the whole, State are to be benefittsd
thereby Adyices already received from
our patrons, warrant us in guaranteeing
the nuest live stock show ever gathered
10 this country, New York, Miehigan
|f]{Aio, E',lneis; Indiana opasia, 10.
WI, Montana, Nebraska. Dakota, Mani.
toba, md our own State will be repre-
sented, while productions from all quar-
ters, showing the vast resources Of our
State aud Northwestern Territory will
he iu abuadance. Every department will
be we'll filled Every day will have =
programme Of attractions calculated to
crafty the pleasureable anticipatisns Of
our PATRONS The different railroads
have agreed to sell excursion tickets
from all points on.,heirr respective lines.
In additiouto the hotel accomn odat;ons
of Minneapolis, a ''Committee on Enter
tainmsnt" has been appointed, with Mr..
W.: FL, Van Norman as chairman. Office
at Dyer & Howard's, 408 Nicolet avenue.
Any person who intends visiting the
fair, DESTROYS of securing accommods-
tions in Minneapolis, at private houses,
at reasonable prices, can address him
and be prpvided.V
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-08-10
Sullivan Thumped Slade.

John L. sulliyans. the champion pugil-
ist Of America, and Herbert Slade, 1he
New Zealander, had their long talked Of
meeting in Hew York on Monday even
ing, and it resulted most dissatrous,y for
the imported ehump. An audience of
about $4,000 people Witnessed the boxing
matck, and Sullivan had no difficulty in
handling Sladc about a. he wanted to.
In the first round Sullivan pounded his
antagonist considerable and then
knocked him through the ropes and out
Of the ring, causing him 10 light head
downward. In the second round 5lade
was knocked down several times and
when the round ended be was badly used
up. In the third round Sullivan struck
Slade several terrible blows in the face,
falling him to the. ground bleeding from
the face. The police then stopped the
fight, bat slade gave up ana Americas
champion had won smother victory.