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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-29
SANITARY Measures.

Sr. LOUIS. July oS.-Special Com
missioner Stephenson will ask the mu.
nicipal assembly which meets on Au-
gust /. for an appropriation to close all
the wells In this city as sanitary
measure. Other measures also will be
taken to place the city in thoroughly
clean condition to meet any possible
appearance of the cholera this
season. A number of special
inspectors are now giving pri-
yate premises a thorough examination
and the entire police have been put
under strict orders to enforce all the
laws regarding nuisances. 1t Is the
intention of the authorities to use every
exertion to put the city in the best
possible sanitary condition, and Acting
Mayor Parker will call the particular
attention of the municipal assembly to
this matter in a special message and
ask for liberal appropriation for the
DurDO6p.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-29
FOREIGN NEWS.
The onban. American Treaty Hangs Fire
The Cholera Calendar,
The French Press 0ounscls a German AL.
lance English Steamers Collide.
Speedy Termination of the Egyptian Con.
ference-The Russian Riots
ENGLAND.
THE SURVIVORS, TALE

LONDON, July 2S.-The survivors of
the steamship Laxham, which collidedl
with the Spanish steamer Gyon, report
that on the evening of the collision
there was thick fog. The I,sxbam
was going slowly. Both steamers were
sounding their whistles. The Gyon
struck the Lsxham amidship, the lat
ter being nearly cut asunder. Her
steam pipe burst and the chief engineer
was scalded. Most of the Laxham,s
crew boarded the Gyon. The captain
OF the Laxham tied,his wife and child
to himself and all three were hauled
aboard the Gyon. The Laxham sank
twenty-five minutes after the collision
occurred, and 1t was not long before
the Gyon began to settle. Terrible
confusion prevailed. The captain
stood with revolver in hand, but was
unable to keep order. The passengers
and crew were fighting for their lives.
me boats were lowered and filled to
the .gunwales, but could not accom-
MEDIATE half OF the people. Those for
tunate enough to secure places i'm them
were obliged to keep off others by the
use OF their knives. The Gyon sank
bow first. Her quarter deck was
crowded with men and women. while
the captain and officers were standing
on the bridge. 1t is estimated that | 30
persons persisted.
THE EGYPTIAN CONFERENCE.
LONDON, July 2S.-Mr Glads one
stated this evening in the house OF
commons That an impor-
tant point rose in the Egyptian confer
eRce to day, which the delegates
thought necessary to refer to the home
government. They expect reply to
morrow, when conclusion will bc
speedily arrived at. All the delegates
are anxious to press matters to u set
Element. -
PALACES IN ASHES.
LONDON, July 2S.-A disastrous fire
occurred to-day at Karish, Asia Minor
One thousand sheep, 200 houses, foul
hotels, three mosques and the munich
pal palaces were destroyed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-29
FRANCE.
MORTALITY DEcRAsE1No.

-"VhiablIf Df'haStlNG.
PARIS, July 2s.-There were thir.
teen deaths from cholera at Marseilles
last night, and fourteen at Toulon. A
strong wind from the northwest is
prevailing, and the weather is cooler.
Mortality is decreasing in the cities,
but increasing in the country among
the peasants.
ENGLAND'S FRIENDSHIP.
PARIS, July 2S.-The Figara has a
bitter article declaring that England
never has helped but always has
thwarted France; that her friendship
Is false and that AN alliance with her
is hollow. The Figaro advises France
TO abandon relations with England; to
give up her prejudice and hatred and
to make an alliance with Germany,
and says, Germany was an honest
enemy, she will be an honest ally"
CHOLERA FUGIrIvEs.
ToULoN, July 2S.-Cholera fugitives
are now prevented from returning Ia
the city. One who returned died
yesterday.
CHOLERA BULLETIN.
MARsEILLEs, July 2S.-Noon-There
were five deaths from cholera here
since o o'clock.
MARsEILLEs, Up. M, July 2s.-Five
deaths from cholera since noon.
NUMBER OF CASES.
PARIS, July 2S.--A mild case Of
cholera In one of the hospitals of this
city, and three deaths from that disease
In Toulon there are thirty-one cases
at the Recontre hospital and rs in st.
Mandrier hospital. Three of the latter
are serious. Two Toulon emigrants
have died at Laseine of cholera.
COMMITTED SUICIDE.
PARIS, July 2s.-rhe Figaro says
Hartmann, the nihilist, has committed
suicide through want.
Note. The Figaro probably refers
to Frank Hartmann who left his home
in New York sumo weeks ago, leaving
a letter saving he intended to commit
suicide. Frank is not the Hartmann,
the nihilist, who is known over the
world
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-29
Crop Notes.

CINCINNATI, OHIO, July 2S.-Crop
reports from Ohio, Indiana and Ken
lucky to the Commercial Gazette show
that the wheat is the best in quantity
and quality gathered in years. Corn
has suffered from drouth, but the
rains of the past week have rescued it
and the yield will be an average one.
Oats are in good condition. Tobacco
has suffered more from drOuth than
anything else. In some localities 1t is
u failure, the rain being too late; in
others the plant is in excellent cpndi-
ton. The yield will be below the
average. Rainy weather continues.
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WILLS POINT.
Special TO the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
WILLS POINT, July 2S.-The ci.i-
zens of Wills Point met this even
ing in the city hall, and placed
the following gentlemen in nomina.
ton for the city offices; the election
takes place August ]: For mayor, r.
J. McKsin; for aldermen Of the five
wards: A. n. Afford, A. G.. Melon
aid, G. II. Bruce, w. w. Gibson, and
II. l.. Dean for marshal. The names
of j. V. Kilgore and S. G. Duke were
placed out, and the election of Mr..
Kilgore is conceded by a large majority.
All the parties are gentlemen true
and tried, and the government of the
city can be safely placed in their
hands.
There is grand ball ut the Cleve-
land house tonight.
DIR. Wynne had a visitor at his house
to-day, weighing nine pounds.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-29

LvMDKR--Rough lumber, boxing, n ,ucpss
and under. nrut-claaa, III; stripping. kxS, IN;
boxing and flooring, ciears, eiS: thick cicsrs'
ana ~. ~; rough lumber. second GLASS
sis; loist and soantllne. culls, elb.
bIpiNe-Flrst common white pine, es2 no,
SECOND do. $50; third do, cas-; poplar. s28 O0S
ny native pine Vi s0 60; do Y, S25 native
Dnk'@Ep LunpxR-Boxing II inches ana
under, s8 eost& u; do krs, S28 0OdD& 90
scantllng, joist CT any common lumber
~ voetS ~; boxing over u inches, 0sOyOIan
second clasA. any kind. sal 0Oea2s 90,
DRRHsEp AND MATCHED FI.0oRTNo-FfruS
olnss, t2s; second class, t2l.
WMIrKPfrr FuRrisHINa LUMBKR-lk, IL
ana linen white Pine, no; Inch do, e85,
CEiLlro--BEADED on PLAIN-First COM
mon white pine, "a, es2.60; "a do, ts0 81 do, sac
poplar, ". s28 00lS3. so poplar, ", Ss9toa9s 90.
nnttvopine X, e22bG do, Y, taS.
do inch, $50.
sniroLEs-whi,s pine A, %; do shaded A.
brand. %; do No. ., Nbo do No. Q, eS.5O; native
sawed heart N.tg saps, G,1.
fIukErs.--White pine, dressed and headed,
square or MATHS yellow pine do. q; hath.
LinE, CEMENT, Erc.-.Iims, Austin, O. rs
per Dbl. Cement. Louisville or R0senalo, Sc76
per bbl.; Portland. N76 per Dbl. Plaster Paris,
New York or Michigan. " 50 per bbi. flsstsi
BRIux.--Tire-p proof. IA par n.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-29
THE PANAMA. CANAL.

PANAMA, July 2S.-The national
government has cancelled It's orders tor
a quarantine.
The Panama Canal company Is OPP
posed to any quarantine.
DR.. Lopez, the canal physician, died
OF dysentery on Saturday last. The
hospitals are filled with patients. The
canal company Is advertising for bids
for new hospitals to he built ut Colon.
Heavy rains are seriously impeding
the progress of the work on the canal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-29
LIVE STOCK, PRODUCE. ETC.
81. Louis.
.x..i.l 4. an. D.xassa

ST. LOUIS, July D. wheat--The crowd felt
bulilsh this morning. sufficiently 30 at any
rate 70 force an advance OF one cent. There
was not much buying done,rh shorts taking
some and that IL about all From the hour
OF noon 70 the close prices nuctusted up and
down and closed strong and from " 10 ~
cent advance.
Coru-TradinE was still very small, failures
attracting no attention except on different
calls. Prices arc shade higher
FfyvisioIs vsrs active and higher.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-29
Chicago.

special To the Gazette.
CHICAGO, July .S-Unfayornble weather
throughout the West and Northwest these
past few days had the effect to-day OF helm.
ing along the bulls. Prices on corn asd
wheat have advanced nearly \ cent Der
bushcl. The market was moro active than
for any day during the past week. Outside
orders are now coming In. There IL no trad
Ing done In pork iutures, and there will not
be any until November. Lard futures are
active and higher. Cash provisions active
and higher. especially loose meats.
Cattle are easy on Texas, aud steady on ma.
uves. Offerings, 700. Texas sold at . 900
81. sheep, dull ats o)as ~ for Texas.
PRODUCE,
CHICAGO, July as,-FLoun-Qulct ana
WHEAT July siasilI. closed 81 An.
gust SNs,tA closed s,Ss, september. 500
toRS Cash 5icese; July tist@sS,s. closed NJ,
MeS@ "; August SisSet5''s; September bi,sep
oArs-stasoss cash; July 2sJs@wl.,. closed
80 ~ August y i-aesss, closed s7siags ~ Sep.
tonber ~ a@21,4, closed 2'CGgis
PRovisioNs.
PonK-Cash Is i.?@l6 IL; July and Angus,
2tot September 1900
September I g.l.eC 2s wy -
BULK MEArs-snoulders 8 90; short clear
" Risky 10.
LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. July S.-Tho provers' Journal
reports:
oes-Reccipts IL COZ; s i0d5T5.
CArrLE- Receipts. 5000. experts Il slfS "A.
good 10 choice shipping 5000 81 common
10 medium 90 81; grass texans ltsat 10.
SHEkP--Rcceipls 2,,G; interior 10 ar, 2 an
3O; medium To good 3 0uinS 60; ohoice Ia
extra So@i o Texas sheep 25es3 20; lambs
per head 0lg32l.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-29

N""sS> WY
specia, to the Gazette.
KANSAS CRY, July 2s.--Iooso meats were
active and prices here advanced.
Pork slow aud about unchanged.
The giut In the cattle market Is about
worked on. native steers are scarce aud
higher; Texas steers are In fair supply, SLOW
and unchanged; sales ut 50 to 50.
sheep dull aud unchanged.
Wheat and corn steady.
PRODUCE.
KASsAs CITY, July ss--wirsAr-,i cash or
August i2kefTlsS september.
Der.
eArs-puli aud nominal; sl,S bid.
Lfvk STOCK.
The Live Stock indicator reports.
CAfTLr-Receipts 2see ma ives steers !. 40
70 500 pounds 3 25e,B ~. native steers eOj 10
l.lOo pounds 4 5tf5 " stockers tO4l 80. COWS
SsoaSss, grass Texas steers 2SGlOj,
Hoes Receipts = O0o neavy 4. Sas 10.
275QnsW.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-29
Georgia Quiil Showers.

GETTYSBURG, Pa, July 2S.-Forty-
six members of the Georgia State Ed
itorial association reached here to-day,
visited the battlefield and left for Car
Isle late in the afternoon. Tomorrow
they visit Hagerstown and then jour
ney homeward.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-29
RUSSIA.
RUSSIAN RIOTS.

ST.. PETERSBURG, July pa riot
occurred at Kllrnoft to-day. WOrkmen
attacked the shops Of the old believers,
whom they denounced as worse than
the Jews. The contents Of the shops
were carried oil. One person WAS
killed and two wounded.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-29

wooI--Bright light, nno and medium, IL
months, lBo y; heavy nno. " months, 1000;
buck wool, sipio; low grade medium, IJelo:
Mexican, l0ali
2 heavy mint, dry, d ~ ifc; Ma light iiint, a
n ne No. y, light flint, y N Sc. bulls and
heavy, damaged, d N .: calf skins and badly
damaged. v &c; green, salted, SOUND, r N 10;
bu tchers. green, n N blsc,
PEi.TaIEs-Deer skins, u N i6G9is: antelope
skins, a n l0of1 %; goat skins, each, 1O6D25;
sp ~ ~, pe sariinms ny orany y, a ~ MOI *
wool, lcclO Mexican sheep peits, " N Saoi0c.
Mexican sheep pclts, improved, iItd i2c; Alex
lean sheep sheariings, Sc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-29
To J.,in her Husband.

KANSAS Cry, July as.-The wife Of
Lieut. A. w. Greedy passed through
the city this evening from San Diego
TO Portsmouth, where she expects to
meet her husband August .. The
lady WAS accompanied by her brother,
l.. q. Nesmlth, and two children.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-29
SPAIN,
THE CrRAN TREATY.

MADRID, July os.--Minister Foster
had another important interview Sat
urday with Senior Castillo, Spanish
premier. 1t IL difficult task for the
Spanish government 10 reconcile the
conflicting commercial interests Of the
peninsula and Cuba.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-29
The Greelr Exnedition.

WASHINGTON. July 2s--The total
expenses of the Greedy relief expedi-
ton is estimated by the officials OF the
navy department at about 500, 900.
The original estimate WAS S500,OOO.
or the amount expended, SiS1 ,o5s was
steamer Bear; Sl7i jos for the purchase
and repair of the Thetis; S250,OOO for
supplies: S25 900 for bringing the yes
sells to New York; S25, 1000 for instrn-
ments 10 be used In max
ing observations e!2Ip ~
repairs made to the Alert
s2I 900 for the transport Lock Garry,
and SIS 900 for coal. IT Is believed ~
disposing of the vessels the govern.
ment will secure ali amount about
equal to the sum paid for them. A
large quantity Of the provisions re,
maining Is suitable for the navy ana
will be turned over to that service.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-29
n CIV Orleans.
puNVIaInhxa


NEW OaLkAss July 2s-FLouR-steady
with fair demand; high mixed 5000.
CoRH-Htsher and 80 trce: white 7f6Dil NTx
OATS Western irmer; choice s0a4i; Texas
quiet 3DeS36.
CORN MKAL-Ensier 20j,
HAY-Dull; prime II.
PoRK-Scarce and firm.
LARD-Stcady: tierce refined ~; kcg ~.
Busk MkATs--carce and lrm, shoulders
packed 81. long clear and clear ribs ~,
BACOS=- scarce and firm; shoulders GiG
long clear ~; clear rib w.
HAMS - Choice sngar-cuIed canvnsed firm
atlt.
WHISKY STEADY; Western rcctlncd ] 100
10.
CoPrEE--Quiet but firm; Rio cargocs and
common To prime 7l4Hib
SUaAR-Qulet but nrin; fair 10 fully fair
flsa "; prime bs6ls: yellow clarified 59sop5N;
grtnulat-d 6aBh
MoLAssEs.-Lull and nominal; common 30;
refined .UdS5.
RIcE-Qui.t but firm: Louisiana ordinary
To prime lik@tA.
BRAN--DuiI and lower, al rs.
CorroN SEED OIL-MaIket at n standstilI:
prime crude 2J<sk5; summer yellow 3ta IS
!, SIGHT EXCHANGE.
New ORLEANS, July 2i.-5ight exchange
on New York, 2O0J per 900 premium,
sterling exchange Is. Il, ASK.
COTTON MAKKETs.
COTTON gEcKIpm AT ALL UNITED srArrs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-29
Nov Oris-ss.

Nov Orisabs.
NEW ORLEANs. July 2S. -roTT0p
Spot closed quiet but steady; quotations I'M
changed.
saies, AGO.
Low Ordinary 75-I8: Ordinary 1910; Good
Ordinary !3i6; Low Niddling 10 7.I6: Mid
ding 10 1876 food Mlddliny II 1916 Middling
Fair II 5-l6; Fair u il.lg
Futures closed steady but 3 to Q points
lower.
Sales, $500,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-29
EGYPT.

ORDERED TO AssouAN
CAIRO. July 2S-rhe Fifty-Sixth
regiment has been ordered to Assouan
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-29
Ammunition.


powder- Blasting, ? neg, q 90; Rine. = 20 p.
Is 90 Ride, y lglf hs..3 10 Rino. Ss< bs., q 81
Bhot-s2 v saoi: B1ct shot. 1928.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-29

Little boys are now directing taeir
stern parents attention to the fact
that Pennsylvania woman has fallen
dead While whipping her daughter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-29

PERFECTLY HEALTHY

TEXT 70 THY HEN LIHn-
GLASGOW, July 2s.-The steamer
Clan MacLean from Marseilles, ar
rived and the medical examiner found
no Injection. The crew are perfectly
healthy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-29
GERMANY.
ILKOADS STOpPED,

RAILROADS STOPPED.
BERLIN, July 2S,-It Is stated that
the running of through coaches on the
railways between Germany and France
will be stopped for fear of cholera.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-29

CHOLERA ABOARD SHIP.

CHOLERA ABOARD SHIP.
ATHENS. July 2s.--The steamer Ii
ger from Marseilles, arrived OF Pierans
yesterday with two cases Of cholera.
AdmittaDce TO the port was refused
and The steamer departed for smyrna.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-29

Galveston.

Galveston.
aALvrrros, Juiy 2S-corrox-- spot closed
nominal. q
Ordinary So; Good Ordinary ss4; Low
Middling lon; Kidding lVs1; Good Mid
ding y; M~diinc Fair iiZ.
Receipts, -.
Hales,i
Exports =; coastwise, 4.
Stock, l,SsA
Futures The marke, ruled dull, closed
dull but steady at I u points lower than
saturn ay n close lI.I
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-29

slcastern Texas and Southern Texas stock
cattle about two dollars per head less than
the above quotations.
The above prices are for herds of 1000 head
and upward, delivered on the trails. and for
such cattle ms those rnised In tho counties
embraced In tho following territory, West
OF thoToxas Central Hallway; north OF q line
drawn east and west with Waco, and east OF
line drawn north and south with Baird and
south OF Red Rive.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-29

Milwaukee claims the largest sub
marine sewer pipe Ia the world; one
leading into Lake Michigan 70 tne
pumping works. and measuring MY
inches IN diamster. hut Cnicagos
new board Of trsAe building taxes the
premium for the biggest skylight.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-29

HELpCD TIIEMsELyEs.

HAVANA, July 2s.--The regular
troops qusrtered as Puerto Principe,
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MONEY!.

NKw YORK. July 2s.-Money closed offered
at ~; prime mercantile paper 5aa6l<:
sterling exchange a. Is. quiet, 4 s2y4; sight
exchange iSi.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-29
Groceries.

Rsoon, lSNc; 30. bacon, lokc., SC. dry salt,
LARD-Tieroes, ec. 20 and com cans. s,xc +,
2ln cans. s,sc.. ION cans, ojsc 6n cans $50
y % cans oho
So,,ys....oommon 10; ordin,rS, II,le.;
government lava gog.c.
ITT TIA ,soaDsl: gnnypcwdsr. bo@1o
standard Sc.i Louisiana Trsnn,s,ad, syIc.Ss ,1
ssrIf.s 4: "a; choice white. Ne yellow
Fisn- Mackeroi, ioS iit., No. !. sl.i5; No.
Hhi es h1f No. ssli b k' Sb.n Sa M No :sSS
Dried herringu, per box. 100. God nsh; gjSc.
sALT-coaIse, III bags, q 20, tG hIs in
D bags -. a. lake .sss. IN dat hoop bbis s2.io;
CANNED doops.-Prices per dossn, Pine
apples. standard. sl.gL Peaches. standard. q
sl.S6; u.s.. ,a d; Tomatoes. sisDdard, . ps b.
corn, sl;Iogi;Ss Green peas, Si.ss aooss.
oy.isrs fsii wsisSl. b.. i;is; 3, ;a.iS; lissi
S, fssi M sse' 2 b.. 1.s s ssIi s,o'
;i.ssS@ sspdlnes Amcr,os ne1s ssSc Case r.:
imported. sla.50 70 case: Straw berries. q b.,
sl.9@i. 30; Blackbeniss. $3.50; Green cages
g.@; Eagle Condensed milk, ss.0o; crown,
BxKiso PSwDEa.-siiver Loaf. ~ cans
gsr 90 dozen. s xn; ao.' u 30; Id. do, 500;
40; German olive, SO. Candles. full boxes iD
l5Ifc; halves, o, quarters. Q. Indigo. Sc D;
g.sO8s5.t0 dozen. Macoaroni, Imported, lion.
American, ei.00 box. Buck eta. two hoops
s2.g1 DOZEN well buckets. 500 d0s~n. Brooms
pion, do, 300; do, 70 gases, o. 10, BriiIisnt,
% casea, q 20; do, i-l2 cases, 1920.
FL9un : st.nard,s toysl Patent, g 81
3. sI Is sGg Nc ~ 70 Sorn T s.s
Per bushel. &c; Hominy and -gritx, Dbl
% 90 Oatmeal. p hall Dbl, u IS: Cracked
wheat, an. 90: Cfackers. 4 soda, t5<eo., XIX
soda. DO; Xxx coda, 5Mc.: cream Jos. GIN.
GER spsps, oc.: lon0n creams. 30.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-29
Drugs and Paints.

DnUGa.
Ba'k. Cinnamon per NJ ~; Peruvian, 2,d2 90.
Bpras. Be. III cnrbnna . OF soda, Eng ish,
.5c;;. CASTLE SOW, pcr y oil. Cream ,ar,ag.
.aioiisl, 4. w, 1o@7s English, Per 10 bot
q 5oesl 20. Ghloroforlo. per y bottle % slnsi.
bowers. per ID 81 -. EPSON salts, per 10 so
p6or psr y Sgs a 7, gsr n q ,sss
pcr gallon, 81 6,Gei 10. oil, LAID. winter,
Inc, r a W.. per OF u IS. Flowers sulphur,
case 80 and 10 per cent on, broken, 90 and 70
per cent o.. Show cases, VI prices. Rebate
patent medicines, AZ list. ThaysIs flnid
tracts, 81 per cent. on. Essential oils. 81.
Louis lisf.
tictly pure White issd. q Is. Spirits ,ur-
TIM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oLoRs
Ivory drop black, y. Up pss - isc EIgiiss
black paint. ia, Sc; sirn.sian blue, ~, ~, h.
zjc; fUitramarine blue. w. IL, 900: blns paint.
y I.e: raw Turkey um9er, y. 70 burnt T1 or.
burnt italian sienna. 4. NC; vankyse crowns
2; ~ We 4; A1 NInst s , y ~
Yellow oshrs, IL s.. ll5ss, = !, 10.
rHIPAtLD GNAINlS0 CLohhs
BARK oak. iBs; Ash. IOc: Back walnut, lee;
Maple. l6c.
Ivory drop black, 25c; raw Turkey umner.
2r; burnt Turkey umbtr, nc; faw lis!nn
sienna, Sc bnrnt Itaiiau sienus, xss;; fHn-
fricss Of above 10 AIDE ON a basis or IN X
u. and 1 ID cans, assor 20: In y AND ! -
Price il s il cans bal Aucs In ard y eans
assorted. Price Ia 5 V cane, ~ less: i2H arg
Is ID tin rails, lie lees. and KEGS se per I" g
less. ID V q B. (. 4 f Vi ,li & e. s. "
purs0suse.
y :Is.. 49, e: s Stss
3; ~: IS IS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-29
COUNTRY rfoauss.

,i petAtoe.l, ua,so new per .Spshe q y
$50. sssn. 1 r. med 81. sarin a4pps
.lnia, bl{c.: sp,eil butter. t<Ase. P1ckles,
nall Dbl, mod. ito; half Sbi,, sm Ill, 3 IS
l'heess, half cream, islfc.; full crsaIne ibc.
Peanuts, lshals,fo Cider. hsifbbl.. y o.
POUR. - Hens. q % Q 92s pSr dossp.
Young spring chickens, ~ 7se2 90. Turkey,
100000, ossss, e351Osbli Ducks. % H0
Laos--Psr dossn. I5aIoxc.
Fresh country butter, cho'cs. 20 . &c.:
Creaine, ,sD9 ~; old butter. sGloo.; .Olso-
margarine, lie.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-29
Liquors.

wsmEI.Escsinss e, 2, , !. y = Per Rrecat
6ooea q: thrss year Old "a iOe5 u: f~scy
..Wis.-Sis!.l s::::n ee!qs. !. p..ss...
~ 3 wsiI! 1s s's 81 = H:S:!s 20:
Il 0O3l0 %.
Ca1nrAans--o. H. Aumm \ o., Exua
Dry, 80 00033 %; Heidaick, In basEsl, IN OOl
y d. Krus. In baskst, SS 060SC 0l Domastis
chsmp.sns y Soeh %. Geo. 0oulst, sxtTs
x..-s!Sss Al. PER dos.. = pss ~ Porsss,
4, SsSrI In ;.. q; 4: ss, y, .s 9:
sehliu Mliv.g9s 3, qus.is l!ls % Yinis e 9;
An tssS,.n K Hos. Sc ~ g 'nss iess.
ne IisS ass; is'ss Hnvsssss' siA'''.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-29
New YORK..

NEW YORK. July n CorTos spm
closed quiet bnt arm Qaotations unchanged
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-29

COTTON GEoKIrs AT ALL UNITED srATn,
PORTB.