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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08
ETGN FLASHES.
EDERATE BOND SCHEME
OUGHT UP AGAIN.
|jhambord Somewhat Better--
~ Of the Cholera and Pre-
klons Against it---Nlnor
X Items.
lTiiE CHOLERA.

"A ,EATH ROLL IN EGYPT. "
l{lfla, July There were
II1esl and seven deaths from
tDamietta yesterday, thirty
Mansurah and sixteen at
AT Menzaleha yesterday
incurred from cholera. Dur
twenty-four hoars ending at
|. this morning, there We're
sfrom cholera ut Dalnietta,
ns,lrah, and 3 at Shinburn.
ruRKEY TALK.
nt3nople, July 1.-The SANTA
II In order to prevent the in
"a 81 cholera into the Turkish
IiIa ,fbas resolved 10 ask the
81 reouest the government to
yefiIrees from starting for the
d63sts. and to inform that
|e3IK that if any refugees ar
U0fts belonging TO Turkey,
not be allowed to land.
,ovIST de CuAMBoRD.
,xuY FOR HIS SHOES.
"A dispatch from vi
|hSr Cuulois says: The count
md the Duke D'Alencon
il, Tom that city to Frohsdorf,
itI6n of the Count de Cham
shanging since last reports
eakness continues his physi-
III prohibit him from seeing
] visitors, including the
Gen. Thibaudin, the French
of war, has authorized the
Aumale to proceed to Vienna.
hos says Prince Jerome Ma
III issue Il manifesto ia the
the death of Chambord.
USED A QUIET NIGHT.
4. July 7.-Chainbord passed
Nit, and experienced but lit
ing. He was very weak this
81. however, but received the
pairs at noon to-day.
r6IT or THE PRINCES.
mn saw the Orleans princes
slot withstanding the advice OF
Iickns not to see visitors. The
|oSe in bed and kissed the
|Paris. The princes on leav-
Ft,om displayed much emotion.
II return To Vienna.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08
Iinllurs.
g {, see Sc 70; fancy per gallon, as per his,

81 Se@2 TO; fancy per gallon, ms per high
wines.
WHisxY--fleotlfed 81 106sl $50. ms per rroof
synr mash, one year old. ~ % two years old.
- ioel9 %; .tareo,Ayears old az 59sf2 75 fancy
extra old whisky $685.
ity; Catawha, pergallon, 600 so Port, 81 2oet
90; Sherry, per gal, 81 2aG8 90; Madeira.
psr GAL, q 6s@5 %; White wine, In cases,
81 10aiu on.
CfiAMpAGNE-G. II. Mumm " Co.. Extra
Dry, VS. sods50 %; HeidsicR, In basket, $50 1ioe
rs ". krug, In basket, e2G UJ4V2S W; domestic
champagne, ~ pN1li 90,
ALE--S-tock Ale, per doz., 90 00@2 IS; Porter,
per doz., 81 nU,G2 81
ls@TrLED BgER-st. Louis quarts, sl2 ~; pts.
sl2 90; Budweiser, own size, Sl3 90; pintg
"A R; ErlangeIs beer, quarts. si3 o.. pints
S.3 81; schiitz Milwaukee, quarts Sl2 81; pints
El3 90: Hub Punch Hia 70
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08
GAINESVILLE.
City News and Social Chat-Local Gossip
and "a DAYS Doings.


Del,'' ~ -, MI. IA, 49,,
GaiHcsNlilc, Juiy u ms LAS peeh
dull week in social circles owing TO
the facs that nearly all of our pleasure
loving people were absent in other
places celebrating the glorious
Fourth.
The principal topic of conversation
in telephone circles is the proposed
connection of this city with Sherman,
Dallas and Fort Worth which we
hope to have completed in six weeks.
Work on the new school building
neiyhborhood continues to advance in
value.
Mayor Dodson spent the Fourth in
Sherman and arrived home on the
evening of the same day.
Wm. KAY started West yesterday in
the interest of Cleaves & Fletcher. He
is genial salesman, and will round
the Bows up in good style.
Charles Gilpin, the active travelling
salesman OF Cleaves 4 Fletcher, is laid
UP with a sprained ankle and disabled
eve.
Our community is saddened to learn
of the death, at Mineral Wells, of Miss
Annie Lea, sister of Mr.. AID Lea OF
this city. Deceased was one Of our
most esteemed young ladies, and her
a.s s.~., 8
clrcle, OF a1qilail'ancss. enc iiau uceii
IN iitiililg heai,t ior s2iiie tiuie' aha
as a last resort l.le sPrings were .l'ea
IN the nope OF restoring her W 'isor,
without avail
key. ,. a. beauchanp Is WISHING
LIS l"i,i'S III t1enVoh'
MI. y, a. S"fter, att"ri'ty ~ law
rom iohto.oc, MISS, - Vlsltihs
S'alnesViile, prospecting lor q ioeaVioh
Tor practice. err
me many ifieiius OF Joe ~. Garnelt
regret 10 learn Oh ms illness from
cpiiis.
MIS-. l1arry Jaci.soi, - ;enjoyins u
WISH from ngl f's'el, niiss Naiikie
Stobaugh, OF Honey Grove.
KEY /, -. AIci,er IS pul.uliS an
elegant cottage III tue southern part %
lhe cry;
II. L. biiicn nus gone WesV Oh III
| portant seock business.
a. y, 6hltll % Iiouey SIoNe 10 the
guest OF Harry - = ac n OF ms clty;;
Mrs. George L. Bro Is visiting Min
ertil Wells accompanied by Mesdanes
| Weaver and Modrail.
\ serious accident occurred TO Col.
q, Il. Potter on Wednesday. While
attending shooting match and en-
gagged III Loading trap, the Trap was
prematureiy discharged ana tue glass
ball passed between the thumo ana
foreiinger OF the right hand tearing
away large piece OF liesh ana causing
a Very painful wound;
| The GAINESVILLE National bank Is
greatly improving its counting room
by the addition OF sky-iight.
our citiZeis enJoyed tne ourtu very
quietly at home, very little pyrotech-
! nic being made. Nearly all who
wished to display patriotism attended
| the celebration at Fort Worth ana
sherman. Many went to the rural
Fpicnics and all report a good time and
no casualties.
| The hook and ladder cNmnanV. the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08
PILOT POINT.
Joe Gist Allowed 20 Skip out--Personal aud
Local Mites.

Joe Gist Allowed 20 skip out--Personal aud
Local Notes.
Special to the Gazette.
Pilot Point, July Joe Gist,
the young man who shot
the negro yesterday while the attention
of his guard was called off, got away
and skipped. No effort was made for
his capture.
Mr.. Kelley Kendall, big stock man
of Callahan county, is in the city visit
lug his brothers, The wife of Deputy
Sheriff Kendall is dangerously sick
with the fever.
Our public square was we'll filed
to-day with farm wagons, n large guam
tity of produce was brought IN and
sold at good prices.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08
SANTA FE, n. NJ.

Texas Visitors to the Tertio- MilleEniaI--
The Kainy Season.
Special 10 the Gazette.
Santa &c, y. NJ, Julv7.EsC ploneLS-
w. l.. LaiIhan and sou, of Weather
ford, and Judge Watts arrived here to-
day and are stopping ut the Palace
Hotel. They are here to take In The
Tertio-M iIlennia!. and report them
selves well pleased with what they
have seen SO far
The rainy season here has set in,
and it is feared it VIII materially affect
the exposition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08
ENGLAND.

BOND SCHEME.
IA July THE Times in q
|Sarticle understands that the
regard TO Confederate bonds
be made without n prel;min-
1standing with some of the
i'll s,outGerners. The Daiy
article says a number
'bSOf Confederate bonds have
ed ei0,o)0 for use in endeavor-
Nice the states wishing to re-
Inleir credit to recognize a
Mtheir debt. Lord Penzance
(sP., and Il. c. Bruce, NJ. p,
!eh appointed trustees. The
rs do not expect that more
per cent. of the debts, aver
M Der state. will be recog-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08

Mrs. Anadibal .Joshec, Brahmin OF
good social position, has embarked AZ
Calcutta. in company with several mis-
sjonary women, for America. with tue
purpose Of entering the Philadelphia
Woinens' Medical college. She nee.
essarily violates many injunctions of
the Brahmin creed. such Us those
which, prohibit crossing the water, eat
ing food not prepared by Brahm,ns.
and many others. She says tha. nsT
,'sss,are herself 10 aid efIicfen1y the
OF her ser ~ her native
land.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08

Bark, Cinnamon, per pound. 2ia30c; bark,
Peruvian, per pound, l5Wa; Bornx per u,
I'D 4 hi-carbdiiate OF soda per ~. 1904; q p
peras Der %. :GDi; castor oil per GAL. faat -:
cincsonlda, per o., epi 90; CASTLE soap
pou I'd, $50 ~. chalk, lump, per pound, 2si
c.llonlei, l" & w, per pound, 0{ssl; calomel
English, pr pound. ] iomI Is: cbl0fal, hy-
draps. bal S5 chorofolm, .0e9o; compost
ton pow der, ~ "a 10 doyerspowdcrs, 40fgi u;
EPSON salts, per pound. 3@5: gum opium, per
pound. 3 { lum eamphor, @ja32; morphine.
per OF - 20: mach ne oil, golden, 3jg 10;
quinine, u. & w. per o., "; qulnlne, Ger
man. per oz.,i 81; gninine, German, case, per
or, rs. ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08

The water at the holy well at Mecca
has been found o., analysis to contain
go grains of solid matter to the gal
Ion, and is seven times worse than the
sewerage of London. This probably
explains the prevalence OF cholera
among pilgrims.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08
DECATUR.

The Norma, scbool-isain and Crops-Thc
New College.
Special to the Gazette.
Decatur, July The people here
are gratified ut the success Of the SUM
nler Normal school. Fifty teachers
are in attendance, and ten more will
bein attendance next week.
The recent rain has placed the qiies-
ton of n bountiful corn crop at rest.
The erection of the college building
is progressing satisfactorily. 1t will
be arr ornament to the city. 1t will
accommodate six hundred students.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08
Chicago.
Dns.ItIffFf@


CHIcAco, July 7--FLorH--D and I'M
changed.
WIikA ~ Moderately active; higher and
regnIar. 1nDJuly, 10, isepi nz5z August; ~
oil oiA scpternber; No. Cred winter 70
sll7.
Constructive; firm a"d hia' err 5oKa5JM
September.
foRK-Active hut lower and weak, - 100
Is 90 cash or July: IS l7lEei5 20 August.
LARu-.Aetive but lower; closed tirm, s3a
d9Ji cash Jay. HkG9 o. August.
BULK MEATs--Fair dsruni but lower
short ribs IL; short clear, SA
LIVE STOCK.
HoGs--Recelpt,. 500 without material
change;Inixed, 8 5JGo 81; heavy, s5ep 70;
light . Su6p6 ~. 49, * ~.
CArrLE-Receinis, 230f; market fairly.nciIvc
and steady: steers JJes5 common ~ my
SHf,tp--Receipts; lfo-; shipfnents 2N ,o aai
and lower; inferior 70 iair, zo'@' ~ s''
3 a0 choice, %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08
Pronnce.

Potatoes, country IO05oc q bushel; Onions
Neans, II. p. med, bbls., ~ SOC: large lima.
el@gT'; small butter, 4lsG5e; hayo, e94sDsc;
Pickles, medium, SO 5Cpls % n bbl.; hall bbi.,
IS zoo no.
Retail-yinesar, apple, s'@5lc n GAL; pure
wine, DOC, Peas, green, dried, n H., b4c: black
Nllt g; Cabbage, j@eSc; nlackberries 5o0pT5c per
gal Plums 21rl0c per gal. Watermeons IS
900; Cantelopes 2iMj0; Apples 7bQpsl per n
bushel box; Tomatoes 15MSl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08

PAINTS, per io--White lead, 53fc 10; yellow
ochre, dry, &c: burnt amber In oil, isc; dry, 1c
otLs-boiled linseed in bills, Nsc per gal
raw e2c neatsIoot, UlaTjc; Ash. tecp5Sc. spirits
turpentine, 6Sc, coal oil, 10 cases, Brilliant,
81 ~; Brilliant, bbs,, lSc: Brilliant, l2-i, 81 Az
llc - 81 200 5s; 2-5, 50 10; Enpion. bbis., 25c
per gallon; Euplnn, % cases, s2 y0 lard oil
-, 0oGSJc; West yfrgidla, e0d25c.
NARSISHrs---s opal, 6ic6lsl Is per
coach varnisi, 81 asSs8 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08

A girl with singularly arched eye
brows attracted attention. and as her
hair was pulled back hard from her
forehead. an observer guessed that the
taut skin was responsible for the pecu-
liarity. "Iou're wrong entirely said
his companion; "she's wearing what
the girls call surprised eyebrows It's
done with touch or two of black pig
ment. That's going he the rage this
SUMNER
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08
Galveston.
GALVESTON, July 7.---cotton, spot nomi-
/ unchanged quotations. sales none. Clos


Net reject % !, so gross receipts, 5ri; exports
IorcigD, mons; cosstwise, OF, stock, ii,6j,,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08
THE ARCHBIsHOP's BODY
Escorted to Cincinnati The Funerai Takes
Place Wednesday,.

Place Wednesday.
Cincinnati. July THE body of
Archbishop Purcell arrived this even
ing under the escort of the Knights Of
St. John, and was immediately taken
to the Episcopal residence. next To the
cathedral, where 1t viii lay in state
till Monday. The knights of st.
John will guard II day and night. To-
morrow it will be viewed by tens of
thousands. On Monday it will be
placed in the cathedral crirt until
after the close of the funeral. No
special services are announced for the
time intervening between this and
"Wednesday, when the funeral proper
will take place.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08
SPORTING EVENTS.
on the Track and Ola
j moud Field.

yesterday on the Track and Ola
moud Field.
Shooting in st. Louis.
3nis, July The team shoot
b men "A side between tue Chi
boting club and the ST. Louis
b, occurred to-day. Repeated
howers interfered a good deal.
shoot, ten biris to each man,
pns yards rise, was won by 81.
b. 10 1877. TIE second shoot,
Dix yards rise, was won by
l2Tto III. The third shoot,
be yards rise. was won by 81.
los 10 96. Grand total: st.
259; Chicago, $50. After the
zion OF the match, came a
sweepstakes, five birds 70
BAN, .twenty-six yards rise;
tdollars entrance; four
Forty, thirty, twenty and ten
h of the entrance moLey was
A with all participants Ia the
nd two or three outsiders as
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08

/ have often noticed that gallant
young men walking with their sweet
hearts offer the left arm, while devoted
married men with their wives offer
the right arm. Why is his? Edith
the lett arm is nearest the heart; the
right arm is nearest the pocket-book.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08
IKELANn.
MEETING.

N HIERARCHY NETTING.
i. July Twelve bishops, in
cardinal McCabe and Arch
were absent from the
'of the Catholic hierarchy here
", which adopted resolutions
Ing state aided emigration and
wthe cultivation of tracts of
iceland which could maintain
las population.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08
FiiANCE.

fARcII OF a FRENCH COLUMN.
DULY IA French column,
accessful campaign in upper
WAS attacked with typhus
fine situation becoming grave,
bordes the French commander,
vi marching to st. Louis, the
to reach the coastand
Ton the French transport
i This effort proved fatal to
nm, as the commander Of the
fearing that his crew might
ted by the contagion, refused
BE the afflicted soldiers on
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08
SAN ANTONIO.
Tic Tennessee Elifors--Post-ohi In
spectiun----t Yang Mans story
of his Escape Rom Mexico.

Special 10 the Gazette
San Antonio, July THE Tennes.
SEE editorial slouisls departed
this evening for Laredo.
Post-oiIice Inspector Crawford ar
rived tonight, presumably for the pur-
pose of inspecting tile working gf the
Office here about which complaints are
general.
A young man employed by Captain
Monroe, contractor on the Mexican
extension of the Southern Pacific, ar
rived to-day from Eagle Pass and says
he had personal difficulty with a
Mexican laborer, knocked him down
with a shovel. was arrested by n lieu
tenant with eleven soldiers, and Lribed
them with what cash money he had
iSso) TO r. lease him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08

FLOUR easir--stanrards royal patent 81 20
= boil; sacks. ~ ssops 10 Il loJ tts. Corn meal,
ner hushel, SIC; Hominy ant grits, = bb.
S. 90; Oatmeal, d half bbl, S. o. Crack cd
wheat, " %. &c: Crackers: X soda, Ga6t<c. Xxx
Soda, Gti7; MN soda, ol4@e7 &c; cream soda,
SMtS tU4c; lemon creams, tCpg,sc; X ginger
jumbles, l3Nlsi$e. Wheat In iigst receipt;
soc ISL, ~ To quality aud coalition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08
COOL CONTRACTORS
Give Notice that They win Give Up job
s.Dry So"

st. Louis, July - Rust & Coolidge,
contractors for building bridge across
the Arkansas river for the Texas d
ST. Louis narrow gruge railroad,
served notice yesterday on President
Paramore of Pine Bluff, that they
would abandon the bridge unless they
were paid $25 ,O10 cash and were re-
leased from the penalty of $50, coo
caused by their Noncompliance with
their contract. Col. Paramore refused
their denIsnd. entered suit against
them for SS5, 900 and attached their
machinery.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08
MEXICO.

|6E TO THE CENTRAL ROAD.
n Mexico, July The loss to
|lral railroad caused by the re-
1ns Is estimated at 500, 900.
4ruction OF bridges delays the
ION of the road uo Aqua Cam
sinonth and a half.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08
GERMANY.
CHINESE WAR SHIP.

ma CHINESE WAR SHIP.
/. Bully Orders have been
hero from the Chinese lega-
setlin t. stop the work of en-
Icfew AMI purchasing provis.
he new Chinese iron clad
~ constructed here. The or
Me sailing of the vessel for
ave been countermanded.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08
ECUADOR.

HITTING AT GUAYAQUIL.
lqnll, July There has been
ring all the morning. The
.Ie lined with soldiers, and no
iowed to pass. The business
l,sNe al been closed by order Of
ila
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08
Fruits and Nuts.

Fruits--oranges, bov, s5SqGp6 90, Lemons.
n a0es5 T, Raisins, London layers 81 o.; plain
s. Op0eI So bunch
Nuts eanuts. whre, p H.. DC; pecans 20:
Wnlnuis Eng \, i0c; French, Ice Brazil
nuts, l2l&c; Fib. rts, lie; Almonds, soft shell,
&c; Coeoannts, 50 0l0 q 100.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08

1t is commentary upon the vice OF
the age when "the Christian home for
women who are given to drunken
ness has been in existesce in New
York only three months and set has
had To enlarge its quarters.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08
ITALY.
OAR AND THE VATICAN.

.<sXAR AND THE VATICAN.
@July 7.-Monsignor Nannu-
Dal nuncia at Vienna, who
|fed the pope at the coronation
M, has returned. and present.
be with an autographs letter
<If.yAr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08
Meats aut, Lard.

MEATS lower--Sugar cured hams, l3lc; Y
con, packed, break fast bacon, iilfc; short cl'
llis; long clear, lie; Bulk meats, packe
short DRY salt. p9Ic; long dry salt, l0iSc.
LARu lower---1 erces. lll5c; liif. bbis., lllSc:
50 70 tins, il9sc % tins IKE 10 10 tins llazc:
5lh tins, ll5sc. D 10 tins, i2c,s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08
Feedsfuns.

hay New country loose from wagon,
X tQM7 % per ton; Corn, country, soc; Oats
country. 3l4Jle. Bran, 81 60 per l0O; Chops
81 IS per %. Barley, - $40,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08

Nails, rates, 81 81 Hoes, ~ y cert. OF; Axes
Collins, SO st simmons. 8 o g.; Hackinsa x,
81 8; Ames's shovels, e dog, si2wt H w.
Sheet Iron, No. ~ y, &c: Fence wire,
sJlSagI<c Tin Plate, sl50 Trace
chains, sg0cT dor: Tlnwsre, 40 cent. 81;
$40 OOassJ %: Coffee mills % y cent OF Bolts,
% "a cent. OIL; Carriage bolts. 90 q cent. on.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08
The TcwhsI,ury Investigation.

Boston, July 1.-THE Tewksbury in
vestigation will occupy two sessions
daily until It's close. The governor
said injustice would be done II no ar
gument on the evidence was per-
ulitted
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08
COTTON.
New.York.
NEW YoRR, July f--Cotton duh at
l11sd ll3s; futures heavy,
New Orleans.

NEw ORLEAs s, July 8.--Cotton firm. Mid
ding, 3l5 LOW Middling, va Good Ordin-
ary, iI-lb.
Net rec, ipts, 600; gross, $50; exports TO
Great Britain, SJj; sales, go; stock, eiT0,.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08

AUsTRALASIA.' ,

|AEBRIDES STORY UNTRUE.
Il, New South Wales, July To-
&.o foundation for the state
hi the French flag had been
ID the New Hebrides Islands
.nch gun boat.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08
nngglng. me. and Rone.

nagging-Globe, ~ H.. full weight, II
lies; Arrow, No, 1 1901 %; Rope, sizal
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08

POULTRY Hens. - 0JMg IS per dozen;
roostrrs. Il 5aes4 co. half grown chiceans,
as 90; Ducks, 81 5hg3 GO.
kCGs --per dozen, II ls@tac.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08

FrTTEh Country, i5aI2c; Western dairy,
s2ssc; fancy dairy, 27tse; cooking butter ICE;
brtterine, 2 C.
CHEESE Fiat factory l2kc; New York
factory. i5y,c; full crea,a he; Sweiizer, BOG
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08
aNALABAMA DOCTOR
Commits syIcide because He Had Made q
Mistake.

Montgomery. Ala. July 7.-Dr. l..
ITnenk iuston. residing fifteen miles
rim the city, committed suicide. He
,,iared n double barrel gun 10 his head,
riawing il oil. He has not been him.
saIf aimee few yesis ago When he
yave one of his children morphine for
oulnIpe, causing its death
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08

LIVERPOOL, July 7.-Cotton very flai; up
lands spots, 5izd; orleans, 65sd. Sales, 1900;
export and speculation. 1t0: American,
1900 receipts III all American.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08

Note Quotations are ior tots. unless 9th
erwise STAGED.
COFFEE AND TEA Very I'm
Ms. aIcs fs,,cx. ~: Lorsio va iosc, DID eov-
ernasaoi Jaxs, ~. TE~- Imperial. ss<sso;
sr'cSsrsv sry arm: Louisiana pure white,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08
Ammunition.


Powder--Bfassing y keg. 50 8; Rife, r Is 10.
20 Is; Rifle, II Va ps. rs; liiie. Il "a u.s., IL g.
Sbots4 u d sack; Bncs shot, " ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08
Wool, hides, Etc.

WooI-. Medium, accordIngto grade,qunlity
and condition, ~ 10 2Ac doe according 10
grade, quality and condition, Is 10 y; coarse,
according 70 grade quality and condition, IS
10 &c; Mexican Improved, according TO Grade
cordtng to graie, quality and condition, 10
70 Is; bury, less, according To amount of
hnrrH. 1.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08

ST.. Ours, July 7.--FLorn- Qu'et ana ah-
changed. ,.,.,s. h,t c,,s. "A az a le-
=. Ina s.,,,n he b yhs-f lint, NO. red, w
cash: i oSX July; VAC Va August; v2ts 70
i. ..oMas.lni"er: iasIs9 ,5,a cash; 4e4ais's An-
e,Isfs ys0a Is5z september.
DAT ---Higber nd ilrnl: "a bid.
Wr1IskEs --s5teady, IA.
CoItN MgAL.--2 5a
PROVISIONS,
PoRK--Isower at 10 C@l5 20 NJ. short
BULK MATS over, long clear = 'noi'
ntcoS--i,ower long clear, 900 sno, ,ri ~"
< l2ix: short ear, Q i2,k. These sfo
LAnD-- NomiDally lower
LIVE STOCK, ~,
cArr.E. Receipts l5o very tearege; , w aver
offerings being some common s'uH
from Yesterday: notning done. ,,s,r drsr al
Ioeis -Recefpts cor light tnipf.s,55sg VI
q ylas {: heavy d al AMI weak ~ p
SHEEP pchnpgcd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08
LOCAL. MAnNErs.

Sri IoUIs, July 7.--EYtfon dali; middilng,
~ ssles, none; receipts, Q; siiTpn'cnts 5)v;
ss..rl. A. $50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08

axrRrfS0.--No. I, California, per ID, N "a
s3e No. 4. Cali f,rnia, per H. ~ 10 II OTIS. No.
F.lfr ajax per H.. 30 10 ~ cts, No. 1, Fair
lfeseiock per TO-. 81 to 81 c.s.; No. I Ohio OAK
Ter Ib., " " IS cfs. 81 "a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FIsANCtAL.
GAZETTE orrIcn, July !.
New You'd.

New York, July 7.--Money 20 *:
offered 2; prime mercantile paper, 4aa;
sterling exchange, bankers bills, quiet
( Sil4; sgtt, 1 SIS.
Governm mt Ss---l 03A.
Extended 5s---l.0i.
Coupons 4lss--i.l234.
Coupons, is---l.la.
Governments lower for extended 81, other
wise steady.
State BOMBS dull.
Railway bonds quiet and STEADY. M
Stock niaraet Is dull, and as rule, lower
quotations prevailed. Many traders were
absent from the street owing to the intense
cat. An unfayorable exhibit mede by as
ISOLATED banks had a tendency 10 check trad
Ing. At one time the usually active shares
showed Il decline of * TO per cent, but To-
ward the close flrmer tone set In and a re-
cogery of e to &c took place except FOR Scw
York Central, which closed AT the lowest
point OF the cay. As compared with last
nights final sales prices are Is to Ic lower.
Denver X Rio lsrantle ............,.,.,....... AZ
Houston TcNs Centrai...................... -
itaisas " ieXls 5Drh
MISSOURI ,........,.....r,.,.......u.l 90
texas racine -