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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-26

Fifth and Franklin, most central ioca-
ton in the city. have just built at my
wagon yard, new stalls for hors +, and
am now prepared to accommodate all.
Horses aud mules nearly always for sale
at my yard. All stock receives best at
tenton. Firs,- class feed store in con
n,ctlOn, and hay, oats, corn and all feed
delivered free in city. Comfortable
wagouers' house and every effort made
10 please my customers
l2g9lm ROBERT GOLDSMITH,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-26
BOA DING


,OOD day board or board with rooms can be
VI bad by apply ing TO Wiley McOrary, on
south Third street, between Mary and Jack
son streets, ul2tlw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-26
N { W S P A P E R,

Devoted 10 Texas In all her grand and
varied lntere Ia, social and political. com
mcrcial and manufacturing, stock and az
rlcultural, and TO the promotion of the
utmost possible PRO .perity and happiness
among its readers and friends.
Sample copies on Application.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-26
25.CtNT COLUMN.

Advertisements will be inserted in this col
umn at the following
RATES.
-Four lines or less, one time .............. .Hb
Four lines or less, one week .........,.. 500
Four lines or less, one mouth ...... ...... 800
For each additional line, Five cent? for irst
insertion, and half price for each subsequent
insertion
Terms eash. e1cept 90 reeular advertlsers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-26

The coolest, shortest aud best route
any point in the United States IL either
the Missouri Pacific or Texas and Pa
ciiic railways. You make fewer trans
fers and better connections, and at
more seasonable hours than any other
route. Remember that these are the
only lines running Pullman hotel aud
palace cars. No change OF cars via
either road between Fort Worth and
st. Louis. Low rates and quick time.
For further information call upon or
write TO J. J. CHEw,
Ticket Agent. Union Depot.
n. B.-From Fort Worth to Louis
vile only torty-five hours and one
change of cars, being fifteen hours
quicker than any other route.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-26
AUSTIN.
Governor Ireiand's Reply 20 an Appica-
ton for Troops-settlement of Col

/
Iectors.
Special to the Gazette.
! Austin, July 25.-In answer to an
! application for troops for Dewitt
county, Governor Ireland writes as
! follows:
{, ] am In receipt of your favor of the
2lst. 30 ms soon as General King
returns, ! will see what additional
force can be sent TO Dewitt county.
But / wish TO call your attention TO
the fact that it will be impossible to
put sufficient force in your county to
keep people from stealing and muir
dering. 1t is my wish, if possible, to
employ the little force at my
command in assisting the civil
authorities in making arrests and en-
forcing the law, and suggest to you
the necessity of employing a suili-
cient force of your own to at least
learn who the depredators are, so that
atfidavits may be filed and arrests
ordered. If this cannot be done,
then troops can do you no good. In
other words, wish to see the troops
used as the constitution requires,
acting always in a subordinate capac-
ity, and as aids to the civil authority,
d that while they can be used to
I'LL DlODCity hhONh w DC StoiCl,
Ie rec, the troops should go under an
sui ) the civil law as aids. You
oi OILY ., er at once the impossible
VIII CISCO ing sufficient military
~ ~ % heep your pastures to pro
, , apou. rty, except when 1t is
tect your prop. " is on foot. Hence
known that u fora. ,mnt and vioorons
the necessity of pr, Ieneonle and Of
action on the part of /. he thieves and
ficers to ascertain who /, ain demand
murderers are. Troops ak te, and I
from many parts of the sta. MT INV
can only use the folce places. nv re-
command. am, gentlemen, veSD
spectfully, JOHN IRELAND,A
Governor
The following collectors settled with /
the comptroller yesterday: NJ. II.
Corker, OF Burnet; w. II. Smith, Of |
Sabine; w. III. Lennon, of Taylor,
and Il. s. McWade, of Waller county. |
SECOND DISPATCH.
A bold and daring robber has been |
doing some desperate work here to-
night. About nine o'clock he rode out |
West Pecan street on horseback and |
meeting DR.. Swearingen, state health |
officer, stopped him and while he held |
six-shooter at his breast dem ,nded |
and got his purse containing about |
twenty-five dollars, and his watch and |
chain worth one hundred and twenty |
five dollars. The robbery was COM
mitted near DIR Swearingen's resi-
dence. The robber never dismounted,
and rode off rapidly and met Dir. Stod-
dard and robbed him in the same man
ner. He also met and robbed Captain |
Jas. Lynn, clerk in the governors |
office. A posse is out locking for the
robber, but has not succeeded SO far in |
capturing him. DR.. Swearnger offers
one hundred dollars reward for his ar
rest. All the robberies were bold ones,
being committed on the principal
thoroughfares of this city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-26
SHREvEPORT.

Brutal Assault on Lady, and
Ezis yictim--A Posse in Pur-
Ii Gazette.
brit, La, July 25--Monday
lear Sinnot, on the New Or
hc railway, in Nachitoches
IS. II. Robbet Mclaughlin,
FOUR years, a most respectable
[e returning home from a
(clx n eighlsor, was attacked
4 near her home by n negro,
kek her off her (horseI aud
her, and then beat her to
aclub, after accomplishing
and -dastardly purpose. He
|lntry, but returned here on
Yesterday morning, and in
bon scrossed to the opposite
|a liver in the ferry boat.
tier crossing the river dis
bre Received here requesting
look for and arrest him.
HING a posse arrived here in
ltup to a late hour tonight
bf his arrest had been re-
The negro who committed
le deed is described as being
with burnside whiskers,
|elgh It'll, and weighs about one
|nd fifty pounds, A large re-
been offered for his arrest.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-26

LITTLE ROCK.

Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
Little Rock, Ark, July 25.--Sheriff
Davis of Yell county to-day started af-
ter the desperadoes who have kept the
country of the three counties of Yell,
Garland and Montgomery in n state of
TERRORISM for some time past. He had
a large posse with the bloodhounds
That tracked the Mulberry Arkansas
train robbers. His force was con-
stantly increased by citizens who joined
to hunt down the rascals. They have
many friends in that section who will
give them assistance and try, to assist
in their escape. 1t is believed that
there may be serious difficulty before
they can be arrested.
Judge Caldwell, of the United
States court. to-day, in the case of the
Texasxand st. Louis Paramore railroad
against Davis & Coaledge, bridge con-
tractors, granted the petition of de-
PENDANTS to dissolve the injunction,
and ordered the railroad to return the
tools, machinery, etc, Of the con-
tractors,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-26
San ANTONIO.

Died-Abandoned His Bride
hflerer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
81 the Telephone.
|ho Gazette.
kenlo, July 25.-James Ed.
3 colored boy whose foot was
\ THE cars last week, died to-
einback, who was forced to
IS Alice Martin ut the point
|in her brothers. hand, has
Hide and gone to California,
Parents reside. Martin was
bd live dollars for shooting at
bpue, who recently left here
II in Mexico, has returned
and with a broken jaw-bone.
|nic connection was. opened
HI Castroville and Uvalde,
Re mud ninety-two miles dis
b working order proved first
|ostroville telephoned the
correspondent: "We have
0ii by wire, using the fingers
|x&for, but now we go per-
box and talk to you.
|recognize our voice?n The
Mainly recognized twenty
&way. This changes quick
Ne very quick.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-26
LOCAL MARKETS.
Groceries.

COFFEE AND TEA. Arm
common, &c. ordinary, 9l.c. fair Os.c, nrima
lilo, lie; fancy, i2c: Cordova, iOisc. Old gov.
eminent Java, 2Sc. TEA-imperial, 3usspo
gunpowdcr 50(a7O "Vs'o'
o,suGAm-yery rrm; Louisiana pure white.
fancy yellow clarified 9lsc; open Kettle An.
gars, choice, Size: standard A.. 9kc: standard
granulated, w !; Louisiana Off granulated'
we powdered, l0ssc cut loaf ioiso
MobASs MS AND SrRuP-L Louisiana molnsres
primo to choice, iS0o5sc: corn syrlp. &c.
RICE Louisiana, 6azGSslS-.
FISH Mnckerel, lob kits, No. |, Ellis: No.
lSl;o3; half hbls., No. |, S7.eR No. Z. $500
White iish; No. l, h'f bbls, S7.2s: No. e sa.ni.
Dried herrlngs. per box, doc. Cod fsh; 6isc.
sALr--Coarse, In bags, $780, fine IN bags.
-: Like, ia HAT hoop bbls., sls5Ca2. 40: 30 ck
CANNED Goops.--Prices per dosen: Pine
apples, standard, sl.p0 Peaches, standard 4
lbs, 81 IS; lbs, sa,2ja2.51; seconds, . iss,.
tl.be ps., S9.in; Tomatoes, standard, z Tbs,
sl.2s seconds, 2 D.. 8! 10; ibs., 400; Green
corn, Sl.l0@l 65. Green peas, sl.3S; tiosse-
berries, u 2b@l.l0: Ruspberries, 81 10; Cove
oysters, full weight, NJ. sll5 b., sl.il; light
weight, 10, s5c; z -, SLID; Sstsnon, ~.
sl.o5a 40; Sardlnes, .frnerican, ss.lD case;
imported. $1,000 case: Strawberries. 2 H., 81 so
Biackberries. sl.2j: GrefM cages, ssISu. Con.
sea
.SuSDRrrs--starch, SIC. soap, copyrnon
sc German olive. bi4,r C;xpsiles, fan bsssos,
lSt, halves lJc quarters, Loo Indigo si.U0t,
blueiny, 800 90 dozen. Coiersan's mustard
~ .iOess1jS dozen. Maccnf oni Supported, l5cS..
american, $50 box. Bucketr, two hoops,.
81 doze N: well buckets. 81. IS dcsen. BrooIna
S7 SOP. 81 dozen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-26
CAPTAIN WEBB
The Famous swimmers Attempt TO Shoot
Niagara Fails--Lust ina The Seething
Whirlpool.

The Famous swimmers Attempt to Shoot
Niagara Faiis--Lost i'm The seeihing
whirlpool.
Niagara Falls, Ont. Judy 25.--Up to
ten O'Clock tonight nothing more has
been learned of the fate of Captain
Webb, who was drowned in the whirl-
pool Yesterday. In reply to inquiries
before starting on the fatal swim, he
said he first thought ofswimnling the
rapids lat year, when Captain Paul
Boynton was talking of doing it,
However, it was only lately lie resolved
upon attempting it. He came to the
falls on the LIST of July and examined
thecourse and then made up his mind.
When the rumor which was circulated
that he would go over the falls
in a rubber ball was referred to he
gave merry laugh, and said the man,
who made that statement should be
put ian rubber bali himself and sent
over the falls. He said i'm going down
lie would be carried under by the cur
rent and if he could hold his breath
until he came To. the surface again he
would be all right. He could easily, :ie
said, hold his breath under water for q
minute and half. He would have to
fight to keep at the top. If he. could
not do so it would be all up with him.
When asked if he had fully considered.
the matter he said il WAS u
curious thing and he did not bother
much about il. He was going to take
the chance; il was all luck. He said
he made proposition TO the railroad
companies to have an excursion, but
they would not come 10 terms. They
thought he was going 20 commit sui
eide and they would not encourage IT,.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-26
Liquors,
50 nss IS; fancy per gallon. as per high

SO 5S2 rs; fancy per gallon. IS per high
wires.
WHIsKY-Rectined u lo9lsa. Us per proof;
sour mash, one year old. 81 ~ two yea Ss old;
s2ln92 Is: three years Old 81 t0al75 fancy
extra old WHISKY tfg5,
wIsEs--claret. case.ssa 5ssslcoo. as peranal-
ity; Catawba, per gallon, 500 so Pess, II 40
81; sherry, per gal, u Dos co. Madeira,
per gall, Il ess5 %; White wine, In cases,
81 0lal0 ~.
CHAMPAesE--G. n. Mumm d Co.. Extra
Dry, sss Jkato co.; ii 1ds!ck, in hssket, S25 OOee
~ Us krue, In bask 81, SO o04l2s W; Domestic
champagne, 81 Vp9lIs W.
ALs--stoca Als, per doz.. " Coca %; Portsr,
per doz 81 0Dels rs.
ai2 80; Budweiser, own size, tlS 70; pints
"a 0G Erianssr beer, quarts, ", OK pInts
SiS 0G Hub Punch sla "
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-26
Wool, H,acs, Ets,

WooL--mediun,, accordingto grade, quality
and coli a'iion. n 10 ass, hpe, according W
grade, quality and condition, :" -, coarse,
asserting 70 grade auali, .p, ,,,.....s cm ).
...,iiy And condition, IA TO IL; Mexican, ac-
cording TO grade, quality and condition, 10
TO IS; bury, less, according 10 amount Of
burrs,
!,IpHs--No. l, heavy ainh dry slscl no.
2, heavy fiint dry. y Ito. 10. !. lisht 1lnt,
lcc; No. 2, light flint, /, N ~, oaaiy uam'
Naged,> 10 Sc; fallen hides la2c les .ury shi.ea,
b6c.
rnLrRrEs :. !. ominal, season aver. Deer
skins, Y n 2)aai; .antelops skins, " 10 loteI8;
gSat skins each sa mS p ssas a,eeording
cording TO amount OF wooi. 'oGloc; Mexican
sheep pclts, v n Se,loc: Mexie.fn sheep pelts,
improved, ilal2c; Mexican she,'p sherlings,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-26
-7-B--s----H--s
HUNTSVILLE.
Identifying the Captured Men--Aii Wanted
Elsewhere.

Identifying the Captured Men All Wanted
Elsewhere.
Special to the GAZETTE.
Huntsville, July 25.-Of the three
men arrested by special officer Adair
at Cameron last week and lodged I'm
I'll here, one proves to be Perry Lang
fo,. ', VINO was sent to the penitentiary
for - eft from Coryell county, but es-
~, VI lille awaiting the result of an
o oapoa, w. Te was taken to-day to enter
on his scr, 'enre. The other two are
named Rain, ", and ne wanted in
IN Inty for murder. A
good reward wa 8 offered for their APP
Tn, 'se men were arrested
ON suspicion OF ha wing participated in
the robbery of a sto re and shooting of
the clerk at Cincinn. III, I'D inns county,
last week. The prelh ainafy e%amlna-
ton of this charge is Sc Tor monday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-26
New Orleans.


NEW ORLEANS, July 2s.--FLouH = Quiet
and steady; high grades, 25sD6 20.
CoRN-Dull: mixed ~, white GU.
OATS--tiood dmand at 46AQ ".
Corn MEAL---Strictly prime IL; choice Is.
ronK--uood demand M lower rates, u i2,s
@i52,.
LARp--Lower tierce, W.; keg. OK.
BuLk MEArs--Scorce but firm. shoulders,
&c.
BAcoS--In good demand; shoulders higher
and strong IS; long clear and Gear RIBS
HArs- sugar-cured, firm; choice canvasscd,
l2kGei3x.
wuIsKy-stendy and unchanged Western
rectified. 0sVol %.
CorrEE- Dull and unchanged; MO cargoes
common to prime. 1ls0ol0E.
SuGAR--Stronger. fair to good refinery
quoted at 65sa6 1915. refined steady. pow.
dered qtsap,.; graduated sJs6os 1915
MoLAssEs--tluiet ana unchanged,
RtCE--Scarce, but firm Louisiana ordinary
to prime, SOC.
KosiS -Dull; 5TtsCai 6ai5,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at 37lSSfsS
WOOL
WooL-Quiet; Texas li@Sf.
rRKpsgsspys,
HAr--In fair demands; URINE 10 o. ehoic
1910.
! BRAN Dull and lower at 50
rorro- SKRp olL--urgae s8esT; summe,
yellow refined 49,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-26
GALVESTON.

Suicide of - Stranger-Napoleon smith
Saved by u scratch.
Galveston, July Pa stranger
framed Theo Butt suicided mt the
beach this morning with revolver.
The grand jury has failed to indict
Napoleon Smith who half-killed his
sick sister few weeks ago. The doc
tor in charge is understood to have vir-.
tually contradicted his own former
statements as to the extent Of her inju-
res. The woman fatty refused to tes-
tify and denied that her brother ever
harmed her.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-26

business life above referred to. Coun-
try merchants are not slow Ia discern
the fact las well as large proportion
OF the retail dealers of this city.) that
kellum u Rotan with their large cash
capital, purchasing as they do In i'm
mense quantities direct from factories
and first hands are prepared to sell
TO the trade on Us reasonable terms as
can be purchased elsewhere.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-26
CROCKETT.

An Operators Lucky Strilte---His Marriage
Last Night.
Specialize the Gazette.
Crockett, July 25,-Mr. II. A. Mac
tier, operator aud ticket clerk at this
place, was married tonight to Miss
Lula Prewitt by the Rev. Mr.. Wages.
at the residence of the brides brother
May he have a long and happy lie.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-26

PAINTS, per b-White lead, ne 10; yell ,w
0W.S-Boiied linseed In bills, d5c per gsA,
raw o2c; neatsfoot, 500 75c fish, b6Gt51c; spiriss
tuFpcntine, toe; coal oil, rs cases, Brilliant,
ITO; rs 3, Era 81; 25, 81 60; Eupion, bbis CSC.
psr ffsaon; Euplon, rs cases, 81 10; lard OILY,
-, 0OlaS5c; West ViTgidia, 20f125c.
VAlsS r5lTHs3---t'opal 6lc@sl % per
coaclI yarntsh, 81 ..ssn6 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-26
Meals and Lard.

MEATS iawer-Sugnr cured hams 1876; Bs-
con, pack ed breakfast bacon, l3%c; short clee,
I0A; lnag clear, 9kc: Bulk meats, packed,
short ary salt, a1tIc.
LAaD lower--Tierces. I0Isc; hlf bbls., IOs4c;
80 N ttaa, 1870. ~ N tins l0lc ~ ID tins, llc,
6ib tins. la5<s- 3 n tins li1&c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-26
Chicago.
PRODUCE.

CgIeAGo. July 25.--Flour nrmer and quot-
ably higher.
WiBEAr-=ASoderately active and higher;
c2l< Jniy;; e37Sa GIK August; 0jtlgl CO.'S
September; i&o red western, l OH.
CoRN-Strcugpr and higher; s2I1 cash and
July; Id August; ols19Il2s september
PROVISIONS.
III sNsi-Sugaa,AcWred firm and unchanged.
WfIsK Y--sb ady and unchanged.
CoFFEE-tl uiFt and firm: lilo cargoes conn
mon To prime T1gl0x.
SUGAli--tluiet and steady. common 20 good
common 6A4eg7; f.tr To fully fair Siia S34; prime
10 choice ~ eDs, yellow clarified S@lU.s.
MoLAssEs-H dfp,enting and centrifugal ac-
two and firm IA MOL.
RICE Fair demand; Louisiana ordinary TO
prime "a "a.
BtAS--Duil and lower; 72H.
COTTON SsED, oIf.--Crude 33GS4 summer
yellow refined i5as w..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-26
Fruits and Nuts.

FruitG-orauges, box, s. s0@s 50: Lemons
s. 0l@550: iss,isins, London layers. s50t plain
1915; Prunes, u NJ. Sc; Figs, i5Ss20c; Bananas
So 0Defi50, bInch.
Nnts--Peannts. white, p NJ. SC; Pecans 7c;
WalnuiS English, I6c French, lie: Brazil
DC; Cooonnuts, Is 900 u 100.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-26
PALESTINE.
A Meeting OF Drunmers-Chin Music an1
Business.
Special to the Gazette.

Business.
Special to the Gazette.
Palestine. July D. At "a so, cial
called meeting OF drumiaers and co. n
mereial travellers in all parts of tn e
state here to-day, it was proposed to
organize state association for mutual
protection. 1t was resolved to call a
state convention of drummers of the
west here on August Is, to take into
consideration all matters of interest to
travelling commercial men. A call for
the convention was issued, signed by
about fifty Leading drummers of the
state. This two days meeting is big
one; more men than were ever heard
in Palestine in the same length of
time. Fifty drummers talked ut once,
but quietly. Finally good order was
maintained.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-26
BRENNAN.

Sf New Cotton-A Store Durned
~. Caterplliars.
he Ga2eise-
H. July 25.-Brenham yes
viewed her first bale and to-
ecpnd bale OF new cotton, also
oan of new cotton seed.
~ store at William Penn, in
| was destroyed by fire this
Le had just received a new
08tls. Insured for 81, 900.
Wprms have appeared in por-
a. county damage light NJ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-26
BrcadstuRn

FhoUR essir-Stnnpards royal yFeent $3.50
q bbl.i sacks, 81 s5@3 40 u IONS. Germ meal.
per elshel, ojG; Hominy aud gritp "A Dbl.
whe~i, y n. 6c Crackers: X soda. 6SssSc, XXX
hnda. ssgTf XXX soda, ol4@7lsc cream soda,
st4tSibtac; \ lemon creams. esblSc; 3Ssipger
snaps. Sot9lgc XIX, iSsDl0c; assorted casa and
iumbtes, l30iaisc. Wheat In ligAt rc-eipt;
soc sst, as 10 quality and condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-26

CHICAGO, July 35--IIocs-- Receipts $3.50;
hcay 5t@S or higher: ai0a5 Is.
CATTLE -Reccipts Is 4; brisk and strong:
exports 5e0@ . Il: good to choice shipping
steers 3 60ce5 81 common TO medium 40 l55l:
SHEEp-- Receipts 1870; brisk aud Arm: IHfe-
i1 re-. 10 iair 25Gs ~; common TO good : COO
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-26

NEw York. July -FLouR--rirm ara
unchanged.
WHkAr--Cash kto higher: options u TO
* higner. steamer No. ~ red l254: No,2 red
Ii7i@Gt IN.
CcrS- Elevator, cash lots l,s@e's higher;
option lts(p.tS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-26
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANctAL.
uAzsrrB OFFICE. July 90.
GOLD AND SILVER.
Buyiug Selling

GAzErrB OFrIoS, July 90.
GOLD AND SILVER.
Buying selling
Uolu., par,
American silver dollar .....par.
American halves and quar- 'spar.
Mexican silver dollar .......... ~ nominal
Mexican silver halves ......, IS nominal
Mexican silver Quarters... Is nominal
BANKRRs ExcHANoR.
New York sight, currency u per 500
New Orleans sight, currency...... "a per tluo
st. Louis sight, currency .........,. "a per tlvo
Galveston sight. gold and cur'cy u per tlos
Sterling, In small sums. sl.o0 currency per 81.
COMMERCIAL rxcHANGR.
New York sight currency ......... par9M
New Orleans sight, currencyss@t0 discount
Galveston sight. currency ..... 40 discount
Chicago sight. currency-....kS discount
NEW ORLEANS, July 25.--Sight exchange on
New York $50 per l,p0, premium bankable
bills. Sterling exchange, iSits@tsi.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-26
Poultry am Tsgrs.

POULTRY Hens, s3 Oeaas % pea dozenr
rsosters, III 5nCD2 co. halfgrown chickens.
81 s6e1 W Turkcys, e. O09S 0y; tssaese, S. wi
as us Ducks 81 501J3 %.
Es,tas-Per dozen, lie.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-26
HITTER and Cheese.

BUTTER Country, 10000; Western dairy,
221fe; nanry dairy. 274c; cooking buttes, ioc;
butrsrllAe, 2lc
ClsEEsE--Fiat factory, l2Tc; New York
faAoogy. iSlc full cream, loo; Sweitzsfj 3,es
1bg.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-26
Feedstuns.

HAY New country loose from wagon.
e. O0a800 psr ton; Corn, country, 40c; Oats .
country. 3SYc; Bran, al 90 per l0O Chops,
81 rs per l,D. Barley, IS $40.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-26
Galveston.
st Louis.
COTTON.
New Orleans.

ST. LOUIS, July 25-Cotton--Duil; mid
ding %; sales -; receipts go; shipments
400 stock on hand $500.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-26
8liERMAN.
fofee Sunday Liberty-A Mur
1e<er EItraditod.

4Qfeo sunday LiDerty-A nur
<e<er Ertraditod.
FtaHxette.
S5TQly 25.-An Englishman
8fl working at Smiths
1ariated his horse near
5feek yesterday and went
I attend to some business.
Ming within one hundred
acre his horse was tied, he
u tung ing and rearing, and
over thebank where he was
and his heck broken. The
u only uttered: My 'orse
fted suicide, and III have
otne OF our neighboring
trying to enforce the sun
SHERMAN keeps the even
way and things jog along
Detein left this morning for
ssiness.
)ouGlas left for Huntsville,
days since with the MUIR
Mnsey. whom he captured
llethis state, u short time
t¶tions are being made
f0g OF the corner stone of
school building. The cere-
4 take place at the Masonic
fday evening.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-26
stap,.Dr,,rs.

:, Bark, Cinnamon, per pound, 3i@3oc: bark,
le@is Hi.carbonate of soda per n, 354epi @ ~
peras per 10 2tot; castor OIL per gall. faal a.:
(mottledl. per n, scps cream tartar. q. r.. i,er
pound, 5Sg ~ chalk, lump, por pound, DC \
9Ea ,' r w, per pound, 5olsSo; calonei,
drnte. T5egl IS; chloroform, y0DpO: compost.
ton powder. @6p 10 doyers powders, 4o6Sl 80;
EPSON salts, per pound, Sl5 gum OPIUM per
per or, 81 20; machine oil golden. s5nlO.
qulnine i, & w, per or, l Db quinine, Ger
man, per or, 80, qunine German case, per
o., IS.