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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-21
Pilot POINT.
Sunday Services--Thrown From His Horse
---Personsi Mention.
Special 10 the Gazette.

sunday Services--Jhrown FROM HIS horse
---Personal Mention.
Special TO the Gazette.
Pilot Point, August 20.-Sunday was
generally observed by the citizens of
PHO. Point and the day was unusually
quiet. Or. j. ". Johnson, the new
pns;or of the M. f. church, had n good
audience both morning and evening,
and his sermons were appreciated. AT
the Baptist church Elder Cole dis
coursed to an attentive audience. AT
1 y. m. the Young peoples temperance
meeting was held ut the M. Il. church.
DIR. Nj. b. Franklin delivered an inter
esting address, Mr.. p. a. Spain n
speech and Miss Ida Masters read an
essay. The audience gave good atten-
ton to the interesting exercises.
MIR. Rogers and family are among
| the new arrivals. They come from
Colorado City for the purpose of edu-
eating their children = another evil
dence Of the wide reputation of our
schools.
/ Miss Lizzie German, who has been
visiting some time with Miss Matte
| Brewer, returned TO her home at Bon
| ham yesterday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John G. Watson re.
| turned Yesterday from Montague coun-
ty, where they have been spending
several weeks visiting.
Philip Lindhorn, young man
about TWENTY-FIVE years OF age, son OF
( a prominent farmer about three miles
4 from town met with serious IL not
I fatal accident Saturday morning. He
was riding at fast gait and came in
! contact with q COW, and was thrown on
/ his head and shoulders with such vio-
! lence that he remained unconscious
/ for some time. Ii ~ feared that his
/ injuries will prove fatal. DR. Eddie
man is attending the unfortunate
young man, and the parents have the
/ sympathy of a large circle OF friends.
Cotton picking will commence the
! present week and our merchants are
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-21

Bark, Cinnamon, per pound, 24iAsna; bark,
Peruvian, per pound. l5@sO: Sorax per b,
lEep.S: Ri-carbonnte o. soda per 10, siiGi . ~
peras per 70, 2Gni; castor OIL per gal., tixDl 30;
cinchonida, per Or, 95eal W.; castle soap
pound. 3Sgeiu. chalk, lurup, per pound, a. 4:
cRiomcl, r. y W., per pound, g1Hsn. cialoniel,
English per pound,ei lntrl -. chlomti hy-
drate.l 7oel -; chloroiurea, anen |; cnmp9si-
tlon powder, Spcpi0 doyers powders, iN,Si 80.
EPSON salta, per pound. $Ge1, Enm opium, per
pound,4 ~. Rum cainphor Si'0fS2; morphine.
per OF, ~ 7a: mach ne oil. golden, Hge5o;
quirine, y, & w., per or, , u5 quinina, Ger
man, per or, So uuininc, German. case, per
1 ~ y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-21

looking , forward fora revival ~ busi.
excel am m,c ,' =. ms time, promises TO
ona a.. EllzabethS Embersop started
~ La aay last week for New York CITY
" ~, ye aosent several weeks. -
!. ~ James Graham is building n
Of so - .r'esldencein the northern limits
wight q Raygor, merchants of
ras,ang Collins county, are in town
Pu,s ~, goods for their store.
-. A.. y, Ogiivie, manager OF the
mueusi Sell. Endowment Benevolent
asisssoclatlon, ~ Longview was In the
Ivy on Monday, interviewing our ell
iNshs in behaltof his company.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-21
LAMPASAS.


feusc Convnlcscent.
Special to Tho Gazette
Lampasas, August 20.--.At an early
hour there was an immense crowd ut
the Driving Park race course. The
grounds and surroundings were one
dense mass ct people. and the fence of
the race course WAS lined with vehicles
aad horses, in its entire circumference.
AJ4 O'clock the first race was am
nounced, and the following horses fell
in line for their warm undertaking:
Browns Big Emma, jim Mar
tins Julia Moore, and Henry
Exams Fred shelly. Big Emma
was the favorte, the pools selling two
TO me in her favor. Big emma won
the inside, Julia Moore the centre, and
Fred Shelly the outside. All the
horses got good start, and Fred Shell
ly drew UPON the horses as they neared
the judges stand, Big Emma corner
ing first and taking the purse of three
hundred dollars, with Julia Moore one.
half length behind, followed by Fred
Shelly one second behind.
This was closely followed by q mule
race, which elected uproaroas laugh
ter. Best time for three-quarter OF Il
mile dash, 2.22}.
Many scrub races took pace and
lasted ill dark. Considerable money
changed hands. Excellent music was
discoursed by the Commercial saloon
band. The managers, 0. Nj. Har-
grove, Lee Wolisou and Geo. w.
Scott, well know how to conduct an
affair OF this kind.
| Gov. Pease is rapidly convalescing
from his brief but dangerous sickness
Weather and business fine.
The Globe and Park hotels are doing
q rushing business.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-21
w.el, hides. IKE.

Wool Medium, according 20 sfade,qual
and Goa ditlon, ~ - re: she according &C
arAae Quality aE q conditson.l5 10 ~ coarse
according Ia grade quality and condition, lt
10 Ylc: Mexican approved, according 10 grad
qualIy and condition, ist0lC Mexican, ac.
coriing TO grade, quality and condition, ~
TO 49, bury, less, according 10 amount OF
burTs.
HIDEs-No. 1, heavy flint, dry 2 % l2c: No,
2. heavy flint, dry, r 10 lie: No. l, light Hint,
y n lOc; No. z, light fiint, y b NC. badly dam.
aged, h Sc. fallen hiaes Ia2c less: dry saited
!, n Ice green sailed, y v &c; green buteher. '
h &C.
PyxTRTEs- - Nominal. season YER Deer
skins. = n zl925. antelope skim, z o. i0pt3
goat skins, each l0+515: sheep pelts. according
70 amount OF wool. BeSsup; shesriings, &C
cording 70 amount OF wool, leo l5c; Mexican
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-21

WHIsRr-Rectired VI lODi5a. as per proof.
sour nasn one year old 81 ~ t6o years old;
slJoG2 2r three years old 81 558275: hincy
extra old whisky s445,
i.y; Catawba, perSellon, 500, so Port, 81 1n
5 %; SHERRY, per gal, 81 20@by 90; Madeira,
per gal, 81 $500 90; White wine, IN cases,
81 OOdei0 o.
CHAKI.AGNE--G. III. Mumrn a Co., Extra
Dry, t3a uupB1 90: Ueidsick, In basket, f.6 Uu0p
% %; Krus, In baskei, $50 OOPS UO Domestic
chaInpagne, 81 0OHl4 20.
ALE--stodk Ale, per don, az O0s2 %; Porter,
per doz., 81 g0di2 %
boTrs.Ep BEERS Louis quarts, sl2 %; PITS.
III OG Erlanger beer, qusixs, si3 W; pints
s.3 50 schlitz Milwauisee, quarts Si2 5o pints
tl3 OJ Hub Punch sla 10
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-21
Paints, Oils and varnishes

PAINTS, per lh--Whito lead, nc n; yellow
ocnre dry %. burnt amber IN oil, lSc; dry, &c.
OfIs-hoiled linseed "a bbls., 7hc per pnl;
raw &c; neatsfoOt,p eGsl nsI, b0ltSit; epirits
turpentine, U'c; coti OIL rs eases, Brilliant,
ITO; a.5 81 9leg 50; ~, - 90 lupion, hbs. 25c.
per gallon; nupiup, ~ cases, ~ sc lard OIL,
s.. 6iSas5e; West Virg.Gia, 9Ja'25c,
VARSIsHEs-- 'oDal. vicfpSl rs per gal:
coach yarnfsh. s; .sa6 30,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-21
peoDUcE.

NEW YORK, August s1,-FLoUR-Ffrm and
unchanged.
NHEAT-Spof lots steady: options opened
i<6alslAxcr, iuled stronger and advanced u
and /. closing nm; No red sul4@l o. etean-
er NOS red t5i41l Upi4, Noared lj3al l5.4:
delivered steamer No red, iGl4. No red
lgs,6pl 2J,l. elevator ~
oKS-SIot lots Y higher: August options
~ better; letter months oic sed weak and AZ
terwards HN tecloslng steady; No haeDe;
steamer, 6lat0siz; No 2. 90 elevator d3t49sL
PROVISIONS.
1,oPfEE-Quiet. aud firm.
sCGAR-ffrmer: refined steady; OF Sys@s;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-21
,3reaas,,,rr,

rLouE Enthusiastically royal pasant, $3.50
= bDl.; sacHs, e. S,suS 10 q 40 tbs. Corn ineel
per bushel, SIC; Homlns ani .gr,s, \ hbi.
whea', ~ N. &c; Crackers: y SODA, 6St0ilc. NIX
ssda, 6oa7; xxx ss,da al.97hc cream soda,
sn@itl4c; \ le,nnn ereaIna, etablsc, X ginger
lumtles, lSll9i$r. Wheat III lgat receipt;
voc 81, rs 70 Quality and condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-21

CArrLE Receipts 2lOo. market over
stocked ANA demaad lights prices veal, and
over y sell; exporters d s5pU,u; goo,l tn
ehoire stunning . 2odo 10; common to fair 4
Nwp y cows nnd hci,crs ailSs3S5; roxhns
ana tndirns s5Ii Ia, mostly nv SlS0i OF.
sHNEr.- Receipts l,5M: market very dull.
natives IS TO 100 pounds sod nj U0SlS 3d.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-21
wheat.
celalng IN frealy; prlces range ffom soeas
Produce.

Potatoes, northern, ysbarrel 80 Oni on
northern, . Dbi sBm. Turnips,st9Iic r hu
scans, II, y. med, bbls., aNS5r: larse Inns
BIStd7r email butter stiabe. hayo, tAglc
Pickles, medium. SO 5'csit 90 q bhl.; hn,i bhl.,
s5 rO@o 5 Pigs feet, ki's, 81 GO; cider hoif Dbl,
getaii-vinegar, apple yiG5Qc u gni,, pure
wine, 60c; Peas, green dried, Z. ~, 0l4c; black
scDpc. Cabbage, 5c; blacs berries bl.b75c per
gaI,; Pluins 25aioc per gal: Watermeiorfs I
as; Cantelopes l0G35 Apples J0qy75c per Il
bushel box; Tomatoes slDi %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-21
Liverpool.

LrvRRpoon, August 30. Cotton : Spot
cotton closed unchanged. with demand free
~ met. ales 500 bales, American ~, eN-
port and speculation 900; imports f,NO,
American i,6n middling uplhnds, 51s, or
lenus5A.
Futures opened ia buyers favor, and closed
easy To- lower than Yesterdays prices ex.
eept for the later months.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-21
GEORGETOWN.

The Cotton Crop Cat stort by Drou,h
Other Crops Fair.
Special to the Gazette.
Georgetown, Texas, August 20. Cot
ton continues opening rapidly, and
unless we have general and heavy
rain soon there Will he no top crop
made in this county. 1t win average
about one-thiid of bale per acre.
GonerM crops fair average.
r-r sy.zs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-21
Chicago.
LIVE srooK.

CATrLE.--Receipts, 2,000 shipments. .....;
natives firm; active; low grades duil exports,
9 0@6 ~; good 10 choice saipping steers
( 3 l'GN 10; common 10 medium, .0cigN.
4 inferior 10 iai ocG2 IS; good, o8S 4;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-21

CArrLs-R Receipts 1900 quiet and weak:
market stasnant very httle done: not
enough done to make quotations, but All
lower TO SELL
SitkKP--Receipts. So market quiet: ma
tires OF s. 10 loo POUNDS, 3 0Jt360
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-21
Poultry and Eggs.

PouLray- Hens, SO 1903 90 per dozen:
ROSTERS, ----------; halfgrown chickens,
SO oo12 3; Turkeys, So oo@S W; Geese, % ~
as o.. Ducks, 81 5ha3 10.
Eoos--Per dozen, Inc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-21
AUSTIN.
! .aDepartment Notes---caitlo by
Ing Tor Water.
ksMt i,as.,ta

! saDspartment Notes---caitlo by
lug for Water.
kAeseast,s.
b, August % The governor
kfpAtsa lion. 4 J AicC&rd
ghs iudge ofthe lgh ln5lct 4
! hhll the vatancy cn1sco. Dy
d Judge ), Z. Roberte
Aatef Of the Park hotel COM
IlsMliasie Was tlled to-day,
ss2sol, 900; incorporators IL.
AL Steele aud s. X. Mcli-
aAsors of Live Oak
aAslsr Counties settled
ad the asses.mont rolls
IS Jscf.scn, Sabine, Taylor,
lpef Jpsaar, Duyai, hurst,
c.nos, Madison, Parker ana
ye,ereccised, I'LL showing an
~, w. w. ,,,,o a. e,,.
,r,N IN l",o N ,.,ea = " ~ iuihis
!, n, ~ I, wv ss,., p'aiis, i,5g" nie
XXX 'l'N INV. asss Y S,Slysy, WIN Soi.
sua y w. DIlsAei'
TIKI NJ J = Il, ~ w, ;,
|lor NM ~, ! ',s y atia Df. w al
,s,1 ~. 4 ~ where ehey
Inn M ' n'o sgls's'spliicai survey o.
i IA NIX y ,:a auuleek CONTINUES
XIII &, slvuhg llsh. lie sem
= - Haa q dozen counties
,s,a,..,.
4 s's.l ~. I,s consolidated tbs
Inc returns OF twen
'l y wares were throwf
.s,, ''esu,dt management
s@lae county is rs follows
ssls 10 section ana 6 t,
'sagalns so; Tor amend
@ y, artie.e s, III, agains
..aanieht 70 seetien > alN
ealst Avn amendment |
BY, AGAINST 4}s.
,. 3'ea 'hat IN many section
i, .s' ss. % cattle y, are dying q
M water g Fhe afouth is yer.
,n,eri,n ,aa ~. y preparing him
rr wha N asr,, ialis sl, asylum
,ho, "lo arrived ssitay Jay
|s ,r.@ Y, !. sympteins og insaniIi,
N ny ea ail age; In fact, if on
~ 'g l.. AZ ne hears Ia the in
hat ,Na.,. -, itVtM tlfSlallu
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-21
Alents andLnra.

MEATs--Sugar cured hAms. no &. G. c. II.
Bacon, lalsc; >, G. -. -. meat SIS; Long clear
bacon, So; short rcar basun, 9i3.
IARD--yiefceS, DAcs hi, bhls, lQc; 10 and
50 y tins, a'se; ~ 70 tins, I0Ac 81 tins i0fc;
| M tins. lnihc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-21

PRODUCE,

KANSAS CITY, August 0.--WiIsAr.-I.nw
err No; : r'd MGpDs for cash; 0054 septcm.
Der; ~ october,
yoGx Lower; s7Nas73s cash; s7,l bid for
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-21

HAY Kew country loose from wagon,
So 100000 per ton: Corn, country, 40@5Uo
Oats, country 2j@30c. Bran, 75 per 100; Chops
81 rs per Ieu. Barley, 30g35.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-21
|01DEDITION.
-------s-ss-- 4
BAD BLOOD.
....-----
|. ros ANOTHER MoBBINa
'IIrgBRRBIl'
!, r,sfmsn Probably Dis
rsEsp's 4 ylght.-.A War of
s'ss'ss ,.,,inmInent.

4.,otiss N passenrcrs ar.
Es'ssII,s sslrl:' IN,Vn.,,nd q Texas q Pa.
a y q ";pl, / re,,ort much
n "a 4 ~. lOIi'' ihirtylf 1--we miles
su.rssIs ie' ,'ain Ieft about $3.50
MA y, . ,'sld was about to
'A.biAs ,sn nnesare it has taken
N slalil ', EnaASy K large body Of
IN lbl' p aa,sa white men had
ssl,dssl au' 'oum of Kaufman,
ds y W '.' IT, OF Kaufman
SIgl! miles rom Terrell,
uty .lilss ssrnase of taxing from
ihs apsFN sI X 4 negro who Il few
AID ,SIv assaulted and at
hls ~ l''1 es,o,,nc white woman.
ptdsaEs : n,antcr. The lady
aasH 4, ,,pr necl, e swollen
hslal's y a lea other portions of
niil M e, "agro was captured
40 .. ips nvs md to-day made
ys ss.a Mo news this even
lfo'''hiv',di Terrell, the
hlcueu similar assault last
~. IN Miss Cora Bick-
SiA la u,S ~ Mo f1lIowed by the
na VIM ,ee negro Martin Brad
II. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-21

mould s>sCssSs; extra c 76tTsz; white extra c.
'Se5s; standard A, slk aSlt: granulpted, 81.
MoLAsss:s--Dull. weak 80 refining li<s4iS
IuitrkSrtSE--Duii;4 asked.
,onk- Fair demand at lower rates, l4,4G
. ,yvr HKArs-pa'i. no sales. market firm at
,.Arp--steady, rog9 90.
kicr~Cuiet; steady.
KosiN--Steady.
LAVE STOCK.
CArrLE-Reeeipis 5.e2l, making ie,7ao for
Tue Week The market Is triiie n,mar for
low grades natives aud FAIR Texas steers and
common To extra native steers, 5 " as IS: gen.
erai sales, 52lls: Texas steers. duii smG 5l.S;
porters ut 9 lse15 40.
hHEsr--Re sipis l&e0t: making 4,,uoo for
Inc week; market dul and lower; extremes.
50p@S.J lamb, ADD 10.
wOof.
WooL-SteNdv. fAlflY nrtINc. raxns ilnlsr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-21
HEARyp.
i !, u hroI'ea I4g---Elsc
lo5's y City Marshal.

ID Sss q City Marshal.
\ ElS 20.--Crop nrosneots
S. "a this section of Inc
\ MI Y have had no Or rain i, N ,ny
n VS. sssss and no py,spe %,i f 70,
"a II crop is almost n com.
ael IL los about ssventy 1 ,nr
'aa sSafouth, bollwornn and
a. eL'aae, one Q, ON, ma.
slhe ,as ,au his leg lroken lnst
~ leo AN, Of d. BasseIt's
lquIet e Slli not be .mpstated i,
unexn;,,s1loD passed Oft here
.AbInseO0 yl RI resignation Of
[aih lheaelS mere were three
M White Iiias' MI Albeit 4 Bishop D
|ssr,S pg u, Of IS, vo seiges q
|a'' = neioriy o r,',s'
tIlI ~
/ ~ !, s sssss, s,s pn ger Oh
y hour this M mo sdIu'a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-21
nnIl,lIne Material

LuMBER--R Rough lumber boying, ~ inches
and under, frrtclass, So stripping 16SS, czi;
boxing and flooring, clears, ~; tluclt clears,
~ aud X, s29; rough lumber, second class
SIC. jolst and scaniiing, culls SIG.
SIDINo--FirSt common white pine, Si2 80;
Second do, SO; third do, SO poplar sl o.; ma.
tive pine "; So ke do *, S2s native rengn, SIG
DrEssED Notwithstanding ~ inches and
under, 81 GlQl2B %. do l6xS va pn9F2e 90;
scantlng. jolst or any common lumber,
81 OO018 N0; boxing over II inches, s2N00fe
s O0 thick clears, TX 10 " aud 2, s2a U0a.b 10
seco1d class. amy kidd, 80 t1D2l 90.
DRESSED ASD MATCHED FLo9HtNG-fIfat-
class, s26; second class, s2i.
WHITEp1hE fURNIsliTSG IU3fflER-e ~, IA
and inch white plne, 20; if,rh DO, 80.
CEIGISG---iiEAD ED on lLAis--fjrsf coin
mon white pine, X, sl25D u IN, $40; "a DO, W;
poplar, n, 55O; poplar, 1s, 2.j0 paiivepine'
X, szsS; do, l$,s25
PoPLAR LrMnER.~-lA, ~, and 2 inch, 80;
snInsIiss-- white pine a, =; ID shaded A.
sl.2t, do extra No. ], skb cylness, best, any
BRAND, 90, do No. 3, $3.50 do Ao.3, sJ.59 native
saved heart sI.S. Eaps, St6p
PicKETs.-- whftc pine. dfusScd ana headed,
square or fiat, 81; yellow pine do. ~; lain, ~.
LINE, CE&ENT, ETc.--Iime, Austin, 2.2b
per Dbl. Ccment, Louisville or Rosenale, "a
per bbi.; Portland, 81 per bbl. Plaster Paris,
New York or Michigan. - per Dbl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-21

Sr, Louis, August observation-disclosures
easy; family. SNtS 81; choice, coal 20,
WHnAT--iIigher and more active. No. 2
rcd o,9s@l 20 cash; | oGis August UsAl
septenbeE io.% October.
NoNN- Higher but slow siiS@ijs. cash; ID
August ~ September; X October
VAis--l Higher and tfm; E@gTss cash n
August 2jl4 September
PROVISIONS,
WHISKY steady atili.
CORN MnAlf-Q aiet at23l
PoRK-R Better ut IL 751l2 sSls cash; ~ 8.
January. f.
silort clear co.
BACON Active and higher; long clear TX
sn2st RIBS ~: short clear 7s4@TjS,
LARD Higher nfg
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-21

sheep pelts, II 70 S6llnc; Mexican shoe pe!ts,
IMPROVED, ll@lSc; Mexican sheep SD riings
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-21

Hardware.

Powder blastins, 4 Seg, ~ Gj, Rtae, q 9s u.
SO as; Rifle p l2l lbe. = tS Rifle. NHpt MS, 81 81
shot--sslo y saclk Duck shot. $50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-21

FuEiTPs on ned DNrt y NIt.t Y, UpsWIS IuW-
or FOR ,cptumber ami about laf3aweripr otn-
er months: market Fttadg on second call,
,lull bat steaiy on third. and CLOSED steady
with the three near months lal higher, Me-
veniber 2 points lower and tine others within
:, noiut OF saturday, prices.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-21
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Now York.

New YORK, August o. Money---Ahundant
supply, .s6p215: closed, 4is1
frame mercantile 5lkesU%.
sterling EXCHANGE, bankablc bills, quiet,
4 81: sight SS.
Three per cent. bonds-3's 1895.
Cam A 81
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-21

-. IA rs in onr work. MIS-. +. J.
70 a,tend ans Sc. idsnt: MRs. A. A. soHssos
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-21

HEAVY liRowN corross Net 90 days.--ien.
terprise, ~, Bl Langley, III, u; Langley, ~
6l4 Atlanta, f.s.T.
FISK BRown toTroSs--s ppleton R.f.f, 79as
nungor ~, Gis; heut @ i-i, az. Bedford H., 30
In !, So; pepnefei H., ~.
BLEArHsp, iOrf0S a--. Net Oh objectionable
~, gis; LANCER 81 w; slackStotle 81, 81
Cabot IA, s; Boat u ~, 81; ctr own ~ ~
DRILLS BLACK nsd brown from. bt.6a ~,
q BAnwE DiaRts-.L Lore star Soz,, n. Mag.
nolin, q on, III; 10 or, 10.
coioREp npcEs-poston or, lt1& Concord
brand 10 o., tg.
ricgi NO., 3onestosa, gold medal, idlt; Ban
gor fancy stripe No. !, ill4 omega, a. 2. A..
1875. ynurndylta, 90
CHrvrors-- Adristic, il}t American, ~; Ar
lingtons, ~ 10 ga; Apron checks, w 10 lDl =
HICKORY characterization, blue and
black, Nc, Rock river, NJ
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whlie bankete, s22s, 9po s.0OGGi2oD eacn;
scarlet blankets, $3.50, 9.o0e5it.ls each; CALI
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grey blankets. 1913, ;baS.5j each: lap robes
y2uDd ~ " pQch.
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wooL- Steady, falrly active; rexas l,as7.
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New Orleans.
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changed till0tat&oas.
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rapidly.
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s' .i'y 1, Az 's1, sIoootesr. lie is regis.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-07-31
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
The Presidents Party.

Washington, D. O., 2e.-The pro
gramme arranged for the Presidents
trip to Louisville, which contemplatss
his departure from this city at 5 O'Clock.
has been changed at the request of Pres!-
dent Arthur, who preferred not to begin
his journey on Sunday. The party will
therefore leave the mansion at 4 o. clock
Tomorrow morning (Monday), Uia the
Baltimore and Ohio, and will consist Of
the President, Secretaries Folger and
Lincoln, Postmaster General Gresham,
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
Evans, Major Pruden, private secretary
Of the President, assistant superintend.
ent Of railway mail service, jameson,
accompanied by citizens of Louisville,
who will act as escorts. Tonight the
party went on board palace coaches, and
slept there in order not to nece state
early rising. TIE special train conveying
the party will be run on a special scheds
ule to White Sulphur Springs, and
thence TO Louisville. The President will
open the Louisville exposition at noon
On Wednesday.
Washington, 3O.-Tbe President and
party left for Louisville a. O'CLOCK This
morning via the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad.
1t has been virtually decided TO re-
commission Samuel H2yea, prese1t in
cumbent of the st. Louis Postofice.
Before leaving Washington the Presi-
dent and Postmaster General Gresham
decided upon the names of number of
gentlemen who will be appointed
postmasters ct the presidential offices
during the Presidents absence, blanks
having been signed. Gresham will Dot
return to Washington until next Satur-
day He will go as far as Chicago with
the presidential . rty.
Chicago, 80 General Sheridan, Gsn-
ersl Grant and 6 party of gentlemen left
for Louisville by special train this morn
ing, where they are to meet President
Arthur at the opening Of the exposition
in that city. They will return to Chi
cage on ednesday and join in the re-
ception &c ba rendered the President on
Thursday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-07-31
Ohio Crops.

Columbus, 29. - The forthcoming
August crop report of tbs Ohio STATE
board of agriculture, based on returns
from 1854 townships, received from July
oath to the 18th, give the following TO.
tails and per cents: Wheat % 873, COO, or
being So per cent Of last years crop, be.
ing an average Of 81 bushels per acre.
Percentages compared with 'S2: Rye 90,
Barley 70, Oats 108 corn go, potatoes 1l3;
Timothy hay l06, clover hay 81; also the
following per centages: Apples %,
peaches 81, pears 80, grapes &c, farm
animals 102. The results OF threshing
will probably diminish the wheat to SO
per cent of lsst years crop. The apple
crop is virtually failure, being the
third very short crop in as many years.