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AMONG THE HORSES.

This column will appear in the GLOBE every
MOuday morning. Pertinent correspondence
viii be thankfully received, and should be ad-
dressed TURF EDITOR. GLOBE Office
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List Of Minnesota Trottine Bred Stations,
Breeding, Owners, Etc.-Vanderbilt's
Programme for Maud S-Minnesota BRIEF
Mentions.
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YOUNG BACHAW.

Young Bashaw, black, with two white
stockings, star in forehead and snip, II
hands, and weighs over !, 400 pounds; foaled
1870; sire Captain Grant, son of Green's
Bashaw, so, he by Vernols Blackhawk;
dam the Thomas Bowlby mare by Wesley
Georges Young Samson, by Samson, 276,
he by Hambletonian, 10; second dam by
Spread Eagle. He was bred by Thomas
Bowlby, Grandview, Iowa. Owned by II.
j. Perry, Lake Crystal, Blue Earth; making
the season at Hutchinson, Mcleod county,
in charge of Payne & Nichols. He has no
record, but trotted in public at fair at
WaPello, Iowa, in 1856, and has
shown 2:30 in trial. The Oldest of
MS get in Blue Earth county, 3-years, are
large, good gated, kind and tractable, and
cannot but make No. drivers.
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William Penn, black, 1615 hands, foaled
1872; sire Goldsmith by Hambletonian,1 10;
dam Dolly, by Jupiter, son of Long Island
Black Hawk; second dam Simpson mare
by old Abdallah; third dam by Engineer
second. Bred by John G. Wood, West
Millbury, Mass. Owned by H. G. Page,
Fergus Falls, Otter Tail county. In the
stud. He has no record, but is reported to
have shown 2:30 gait
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Mambrino Eclipse, black, I6 hands.
foaled -; sire Alhambra son of Nam
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Rellie Parvin, dark browp,by some called
a chestnut Gas is in the case of Gen. Jack
Turner's famous pet, Little Hannis,) with
tanned muzzle and flank, 161 hands, foaled
1876; sire, Swigert, $50, son of Alexander
Norman, dam by Yorkshire Lexington, he
by Alexander's old Lexington, his dam by
imp. Yorkshire, bred by Stephen Bull, of
Racine, Wis, owned by James K. O'Brien,
of Fergus Falls, in the stable of W. H.
Matthews, Lake City, by who N he is being
worked, and will probably be campaigned
in the Northwest. He is said to be a
horse of great power, good action, level
headed, kind and quite speedy.
SAINT PAUL.
Saint Paul, brown, with no marks, 1544
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-07
80 oA1nllE: F0RIwoRTH. TEXAS FRIDAY SEPTEMBER :.

meh-and ascertain ~ 49,. ,o,,,a
be nal ~ any proposition that might
Thn Guy, without naming lis nature.
n,i,,, sneep men did not require many
,,a,s'',,' ~ caucus 10 return n decided
,r,e;' 70 this which was shabby
an W induce them TO give consent
! s,""',S 10 their Own expulsion.
ooo,l y ueleyatinn from Hamilton and
,winly arrived and All having no per.
1 1"i'ai interest In sheep were admitted.
Lnsse immediately prepared n Sc
res OF resolutions denonneing
ssiheep killing. promising protection TO
.lo oWhsls anu requesting the COVER
'i"f 70 oner a toward Tor The detection
ol me Offenders. They were mani
lhousiy carried. with but few persons
noting. Even IN their own bailiwlck
'ne lawlcss element did not dar, pro-
ciaih their Identity by voting the neg.
u,ive. They fully appreciated the fact
tiat once Known they would be shorn
OF half their powerand subject To retail.
lation, this the miserable cowardice of
which their deeds give evidence could
not brook.
"Gentlemen,n said tho secretary as
soon as the resolutions were passed,
walk up aud Sign your names to the
PETITION
ihis was the signal for
A GENERAL STAMPEDE
for the door, and although it was pre-
sented TO many ugon the streets, the
number of signatures obtained did not
exceed twenty out of about one hun.
dred aud twenty five participants in
the meeting.
The outct me is locked for with in
tense Interest. At present the anti
sheep men hold the fort. They hold,
not the balance of power, but are nc.
tqaiiy the power, the potent factor in
Hamilton county. They carry every
point which their selfish instincts
may suggest lis I'D that they elect
every official OF thu county. They
have no real grievance; every sheep
man is required hv law 70 herd only on
his OWE land, while their cattle roam
the range al viii. Rangers have HHan
trdeted to the scene but It's doubtful ii
the relief afforded will extend beyond
their stay.
n well authenticated rumor comes
from Stephens county that five men
were killed there while Engaged in
cutting wire fence. ri, but the be-
ginning OF the end. Il. c.. s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-07
WASHINGTON.
News Coming Resignation--G Gen. sherman's
Retirement on Full Pay.


Retiremsnt on Full Pay.
special 10 the Gazette.
ST Louis, September Ga Wash
ington special To the RepuJticda says
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
Jpo. G. New will formally tender his
resignation to the president some time
this week. He expects 10 shake the
dust of Washington off his feet next
Monday, when he will return To his
hrssier home. 1t Is limited that Mr..
New is so loyal to the administrations rs
to he willing to work for Arthurs nom
inatjon. II the i.adiaGa Republicans
are TO present IL presidential candidate
nj the next convention, Mr.. New will
favor General Gresham as against Ben
Harrison. NJ.
yi,iua office holders IN the departments
has been organized and viii hold
meeting next Tuesday morning. 10
begin preparations for aiding their
hos. In the pending campaign, me
association will raise money ana OBEY
whatever commands their leader may
issue. .,,t
that the law which allows Gen. Shcr-
man full Jay after his retirement WI
permit of his having one or two aids,
and Gen. Sherman intends to retain
upon his staff Coils. Tourteilotte ana
bacon TO assist him in the work. when
will necessarily devolye upon him iof
a number OF years after bis retirement
This law has attracted atten'
ton in army ciTci,s.
The law of 1866 creating lhe
rank OF general permits him to have
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-07
LAREDO.
Tho Rio Grandc on Bender- Railroad
Bridge Washed Away-other Inter
csting Items.

Tho Rio Grandc on Bender- Railroad
Bridge Washed Away Other Inter
esting Items.
Special 10 the Gazette.
Laredo, September 6.-The Mexican
National bridge over the Rio Grande
at this point vas washed away about
10 O'Clock last night 1t cost $40, 600,
and will lie built at once. i'he der
rick supporting the cable of the ferry
company at this place, across the river,
was also washed away. This derrick
withstood the great rise Of last year
The only way to cross the
river now is by skitfs. A
washout occurred on the Rio Grande
and Pecos road, and was caused by
back water from the Rio Grande.
This morning the river attained u
heigh4 of about TWEEN ytive feet, when
it began to fall.
Bahcock, gambler here, refused to
loan Mexican money last night. The
Mexican slipped up behind Babcock
while he was dealing aud hit him q
severe lick The Mexican made hi;
escape. BabcocI is painfully hurt,
but not dangerous.
The Daily Laredo Times has made
its first appearance. 1t is brim full OF
news.
The train of the Texas Mexican road
from Corpus Christi due here Tuesday
afternoon has not arrived as yet. 1t IL
supposed it will come in tonight. The
company will send out train to-mor
row morning, the first for two days.
The town is full of strangers, water
bound. The rain has been bonanza
to hotels as well as tn stockmen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-07
staple Dry Goods.

HEAVY rlRows CoTroHs-- Net 10 days III.
lerprse. IS, ~; Langley, ~, ~; Langley,7M
GIS Atlanta, ~ Z.
FINE BROwN CorToss--Appleton R.fi, 7sS
3angor ~, 81; Boot @ ~, ~; bedford H., y
i'm B pepperel H., ~,
BLgAcuNDC oTToN s--Not 90 days--Lonsdal.
a., ~; LANCER 81, 5l9; BIackstonc A \ ~, o
Cabot IL, ~: Bo II ~, sls. our own 7-S, 81.
DRILLS Black AVID brown nom, BMe9 x.
g BROWN nucKs--iione Star Soz, ii; Mag
nolia, y o., liz: 10 or, 10.
CoLoRrD DucKs-hosto u.P. ~ X; CONCORD
brand 10 or. ~.
TICRIs0-- lonestoge, gold medal, l5)9; Ben.
gor fancy s'ripe No. l, l1lS; omega, a. =. Az
1871; Thurndyke, M
tfHEvIors--A drlatic, NJ; American, ~; Ar.
lingions, ~ to ~; Apron checks, ~ To lUls,
HIcKoRY sTRirI-Iinmilton, blue and
black llc; Rock river. w
PRINTS Hart is, 6lsc; Spgagues, 6Mc; Con
Devon dress styles, lCeql2i Harieston, -
book fold, as<tG9lg;.
t'oTros DRESS Goops-Uibege, tc; Alpaog
lnsters DGoiUifc: Brooades, 7igc.
BLANK rs addle blankets, 80 00ql2 90 per
dos.; grey blankets sl,2j, 80, 5,@s.I each
white blankets, r2.2j, o. i.U19i2.DJ each
zcarlei blankets, 800, g.en9i2.,D each; Call.
fornia slenkets, sl.0o, 7.,,atl2.J) each; silver
grey blankets, t2.25. 3 564s35i each; lap robes
S2,IOE1&luO each
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-07

COFFEE AND TEA.--C0fFrE-Nery firm
common, 80; ordinary, s1sci fair, SIC; prime
Rio, lie: fanny, 20: Cordoya, lhl4c' old gov
eminent Java, SIC. IRA Imperial, NO
gunpowder, 5Od70
SUGAR Very nrm; Louisiana pure white,
$50: OF white, sltc; yellow clarified vHc
nancy yellow clarified, e1c; open kettle su.
granulated, 100; Louisiana off graduated,
loc: powdered, l0ssc; cut LOAF ltlfc
MOLAs.Es ANDs3YRrP--loniBinn noiasses,
prime 10 choice, i2g,55c; o,rn syrup, .0Gi2c
RICE LOUISIANA, b%09 ~.
FISH nackefel, iub kitt, No. /, 81. 10: No.
2, 81 o.; half bbls., No. /, H.s,s No. 2. f5j5t.
White fish. No. : hif bbls., E.2s; M. 2, 800.
SALT--t'o arse, IN hazs, rt.sp; lac an baks,
49,, iake, la tias hoop sbls., sA,.of pockets
CASHEp .GOoDs..-Prices per dosen; Pine
apples, STANDARD sl.Se Peaches, standard, 2
lbs, ss5; lbs, g2.e6g2lys Hecondg, ris..
81 20; 3 No.. s2,lD; Toinaiocs. standard, u.s..
sl.2s seconos, q fss.. Sill; : ts., sl.s; Green
eDru, si.iD9t.e5, Green peas, si.y5; Gossc-
berries, 81; .bsi 2; Raspberries, y W Cove
weight. 10, glc; b.. sI.a; salmon, r.,
sl.7UaIS5; H., si.s5g2stg Mackerei. ] D.
81 s1Sa "a; sRrgitea. American, B.50 case;
imported, 5000 case Strawberries. D., 81 80
EIackberrics ,l.2j; Green gages, sl.5y, Con-
densed milk, crown, 800; Eagle, 1915 SWISS
$50
lbc: nalycs, iGc. quarters, lCc. Indigo. fi.tD.
Blneing, HGlo0 dozsa. Colemanls mustard,
sl.iOatsl.S dozen. Maccaroni. imported, l5ch
mexican, e.'D box. Huckes, TWO hoops,
q. 50 dozen: wei buckets. 1873 dozen. BfooiIs,
Si.T54l5.2odozen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-07
LIBERTY HILL.
Cotton Gin and Mill Burned-Dry Weathsr
and Crops--Tho High school.

tottOn OiH anu .bii "NsN''oN
and Crops--Tho High School.
Special to the Gazette.
Liberty Hill, September Ga fire
to-day about 1880 O'clock completely
destroyed the cotton gin and mill of
Burke & White, situated about three
hundred yards from the depot. There
was also about thirty-five bales of cot
ton lost, belonging to different parties,
upon which there is no insurance.
Burke & White were insured for TWEEN
tv-iye hundred dollars.
No rain yet Cotton in this
neighborhood will not average
more than bale to three acres.
Everything is literally burning up for
wantot rain, and wells are going dry
that were never known to fail before
Business is dull, except IN the
building line, which is very good.
Our high school opens Monday. Sep
TENDER 10th, under very favorable cir
cumstances, with Professor <. w.
Coleman of Kentucky as principal, T..
II. Coleman of X .ntucky, first assist
ant and Miss Lula Grant Of this place
as second assistant. The musical de-
partment will be under the charge of
Miss aggie Cruther of Kentucky.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-07

s"a.' y, not exceeding six aids. The
''ns eating to the retirement Of army
u..,.s,s, passed last year. contains the
p'nN, slon That the general of the army
Nnvn retired shall be retired without
Isuuv'ion IN his current pay and all
luWauces. The fact that General
,nerillan has consulted prominent
lawyers regarding the constitutionai-
NY ui THIS moviso has given rise to the
suggestion that he win ask for the re-
ieutlon ofat least part of his stall after
MS retirement. His legal counsello,s
nave told him that staff officers are
embraced by the term allowances.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-07
Church property Al Auction.

Lawrence, Mass, Sept. G.-The st.
Mary church parsonage and Ave acres
Of land, the property Of the Angus
tinian society, valued al s3S3,00o, sold
~ auction under a $4,000 mortgage
held by the Essex savings bank, and
was purchased by Peter Hailihan,
representing the So. Marys society,
for SI3 500, II sum lust sufficient to pay
the mortgage and accumulated inter
est, leaving nothing for the debtors.
The st. Marys society is composed
mainly of Augustlnian prlt SITS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-07
Wool, Rides. H,s.

Woof.--s.ediu,n, according TO grade, qual!t
and con 1ition, ~ TO 2'c. Ane according 10
erade, quality and condition. Ia To y; COARSE
according TO grade quality aud condition, Is
to Hle; Hexiciln Improved, according TO grade
quail y and condition, II 10 10; Mexican, ac-
cording TO grade, quality and condition, 10
to Is. bury, less, according 10 amount 81
burrs.
HIpEs-No. I, heavy nint. dry q n lSc; No.
q heavy mint, dry, " 10 lie; No. !, light flint,
n n iOc; No. 3, light flint, p N &C. badly daip-
II 10 Ice; green satcd, u D. &c; green butcher, Il
n SO
eELTBIEs - Nominal. season ever. Deer
skin@, a 70 2)Gd25; antelope skins, "a % Dob
goat skins, each L qf25 sheep rciis, according
10 amount II wosl, 2)c0pup; slioariings, ac-
cording to,- siount OF wool iD6ai6c. Mexican
sheep pelts, u N sqelGc Mexiean sheep pelts,
improved, ll@i2c AcsicnD sheep sherlinsh,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-07

Bark, Cinnamon, por pound, 2INS0c, bark,
Peruvian, per pound, lSidS0 rorax per D.,
1905; Rlcarhonate ofsods per n, SSaebt. q %
pcrns per n, 2;9;; cast0ron per gal. i1i3l 80,
cinchohtda, per o., 800 90. castle soap
(mottledl. per y, teg; cream tartar, y T., per
pound, Ssgt 70; chalk, lump, PER pound. 81 Il
chlomel, p = w, ppr.pound, yaHsS ~;loinel,
English, per pound. J l0t9l 20 oh,or9l hy~
ton powder, 89tS 10 dovers powder, i0tBi IA;
EPSON s:dta, per pound, So15; gum opium, rer
pouhu, bei gum cRmphoT, ab@fS2 nlprphlne,
per ox, - 70; machine oil, golden, asa 10;
qulnino, Y. x W., per o2,, p5; quinine, tiei-
o., 10
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-07

Flrniturc-- nendsteadr, battalion walnut,
wood seat, Rct y, 81 75a7 in; cahe aad rattan
seat, So 00G99 90; cane Hoat, dining, Sis dp1 0o;
Chi ids and rock ers, ~ flsola 5f layge rocking,
10; Mirrors. arch tops, y dcg, "a DuVDl2 30,
Fables round, 92p0do3 .; ISL lenf, 81 bOtp5 bg
Snrcs, each, 81 259pT 0D; Bureaus, Ok 5,0pxl 60;
wash stands. 81 2Db ~, bod springs. u Tbce1 10,
baby Carriages, co 10420
CrocKery W q tens, Y dos {, 81 09Gcl 10; w q
plates, sacGtel 10; w q dlhhes, 9 oessef0; w q
ewers aud basins, 81 56Di&5 50. w q BOWS,
~ 2,al rs. assorted crates. So 0Oa75 co.
Glassware Lamp ohiinnoYH, No, q, crimp
No. y criinp top, =, doz., Doc; Aipand, "a dos..
Glc; Goblets, = dpS,, 1lpdysi 90; Tumblers, n
dog 509pb1c; Hnr tumblers, " dog, slcSpsl 20:
candy Jars, So 0DGli or Lamps, - 6lbDi2 40.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-07
snddinry n,,d IIrrna.a.

sgmrIsg:--No. /, California, Per b., ~ to
&c; No. !? California, ief h., 81 10 Il cts: No.
Fair Oak per H., ~ 20 ~ cts; No !, Fair
Hemlocl per ID, 81 10 80 c.s.; No. Ohio Oak
per h., 80 10 81 cts.
IA AAN Esss:- Wagon, short Tug, sii 0OGD ~ 90;
Wagon, long ipg. SIS DtGelJ 80.
oil ARs;--wtgon fall STOCK, ~ yJQcI9 90.
WAGON, extra wool, sri4lg B. az iirck coils,
81 1904 %.
RiIpLss.--Blind per dor, 81 iC0Sl2 30; X
Filings, No. ek, Fer do2., - ~ 2 80.
SADDLES. i.aiseu sgApi ped Cal. si5DDsp7s 10;
Plain cal. 40 ,plf+i ~; ~ loose courses
Stili tree, tis 00Q9Duv No. : tied courses hose
or Love, si2Oya 10 ~: No. Austin rigs. laced,
s20 lDsgl5 70; Full rigs, black, n oO@i21g u
rigs, black or oiled. u 80 " 1000.
osFls.--I.enther. Jlgt2 ~. Llama goat
z 5000 Gu; Toe FsiIdeis, btpS o. , ,,,
s,puHs.--lurekn, per dozen p'rs5c. indian.
eiola, r.r dozen, %; Mexican I'm I'm. r1wei
7DD Mexican BIN rOwei. covered. ibu, Iek
lean lin rOwel, q rs; Mexicaa Pinch rowel
ooyercf, 800; California, less straps, BN9
LroorEos.-Kip. 47SGs Cali. 10 0oSlS 90;
Chappefel, 1stIDOD.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-07

IruspR--Peviyli lumber, bnxins, ~ inches
and under, nrst class, 1io, stripping l@As, s2i;
boxing and rooIing, alearR, "a; ihick clears,
~ aud L. 81. rough ininber, second class
sli joist aid seanLIinR, cuis, $40.
kiDiNG-F First common white pine, s52 ~,
ketonn d., 40 third do, s25; poplar, vi St ne.
tive pine Il; s3l ~ do II, Va; native rsugh ,sls
DRESSED LunilER-noNiDg ~ inches and
under, S.i gee2J or do lsA5, 81 v0aB No,
seantling, joid or any common lumber
"a UDeDB 90. boxing over " inches, s1,O1ag
u 10. thick clears, IA IL ard 2, 80 O0g2S TO-
seca.d class. any kind. SIX oeGl2l ".
DRESSED AND MATCHED FLocRfNG--Firtt-
class 52G: second class. VII
WITTY PINK FURNISHING LUhBER-lH, lH
aud 2 inch white p ne, Nt inch DO, tsb
GEiIIEs.-.BEADED on rLAfN--fjrst COM
mon white pine, ~, s'szg I'd do, $40. 30 do, w;
X, $3.50, do, V, f25.
PorI.An i.unBsn.--iH. ~. and inch, $50;
: saiSaIfss- White piue A, Is; do shaded A,
brand, 60; do No. 2, - Cos do No. ., sb-Vf psnve
sawed heart, $40 eaps, et6D
pIcKETs. - w hite pine, dressed ana headed,
square or fiat, ST. yellow pine 90. ~ isth, ~.
LONE, CEMENT, ETc.--ltfne, Austin, SAx1
per Dbl Cement, Louisville or koseDale, "a
Ter bill; Portland, 81 per bill. Plaster Paris.
New York or Michigan. % per Dbl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-07
prn.inre,

Potatoes, northern, r barrel 80 onions.
northern, "A hhL, $50. sweet potatoes Uc6g
N per hnshcl. Turnps, ana lsc v bu. ntans,
u. 7; ,ned., bills, AZ s5t; large Inns, o,fa7c;
Sn-ll butter siSSac. Pickles, rlCuiurn, 10 81
Kits a. So older, half hbl., s. 1850 10
Retail y.nesar, apple. asqe5lo sgal; pure
wine, SOC, Peas, green, drl,,i, a -, 6,kc black.
eyed. 81; Peaches, triod. Say Arnlss. dried.
Sril o; tabesse SO: lsokberfcs 6ha,sac per
gm 4; liums %4ilc per gall; waterincions
mV; Cantclopes lnCb}S ApplnS sspaTbc per X
bushel box Tomatoes sl}l 4j.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-07
SAN SABA.
pis'ric, court-A Marriage and n Death

o's'ric' Court-A Marriage and Death
,,.at., The Weather.
special TO the Gazette
San Saba, September 6.--District
cuurt is now In sessions. A number Of
nisd lneanor eases lave been disposed
oil; put no felony cases so far.
ms morning Mr.. Joel Williams aud
Miss Addie Walker were married, and
started to San Antonio on bridal
tour.
MT. Z. L.Taliaferro, most excellent
ana promising young man and mer.
chant of this place, died yesterday
from an aggravated case of malarial
fever.
The weather is very cloudy, and
threatens rain, which would be gladly
welcomed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-07

pourTgY--fI Hens. Sc s0a2 IS per dozen.
roos,eis, ----.--------; hnlfpruwn chickens,
az na Ducks, e. SNjta CO.
E00s--Per dozen, ls(asOc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-07
Linnnra.

WfsIsKY--Heutited 81 i0albo, rs por PROOF
Sour NINTH, ono yenr old 81 % 1--WE .ears old;
sa'oaa2 w, three years old 81 50e2SG fancy
extra old whisky 9iqD5,
WINEA--Cinrot case. N8 b0SpiNN rs perurnl-
5 90; Sherry, per gal, 81 ?oSea 0e; Madeira,
per gal., d eal25 %; White Wine. IN cases,
- O0eDl0 co.
CHAMpAeSr-.a. II. Mumm & CO., Extra
Try, 80 0tl32 90: Heidslck III bpske t 4gc tttD
q "; krug, tn basket, as6 0Je. - 90; Domestic
chempsgrp, f7 0O@ll co.
hIT-Stnuk Ale, per dor. 80 0Odf2 ~. Porter,
per dog., s. DD0p2 ~
BorrLEp BRrR--St. Louis quarts el2 40. pts.
~ So BndweiHer, quarts sl2 ~. rints IL 90;
ErlGnger beer, quarts Sl3 1r pints s.S 50
Schlit2 Milweukco, quarts s~ m n'rt' aia 10;
Hub Punch SIS *: Antheny & Kuhn's, ats
Sl200 pints sl2ho; II. tlags u - : ms cham
pagne beer, quarts w %. Iints sl25l.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-07
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
New York.

New York, September 6-Money easy at
Prime mercantile paper 5]s@oM.
Sterling exchange, banknbie bills, quiet
Three per cent. bonds-lOs,i
Coupons, AS Elk. interest--i124.
Coupons, ISL 1875.
New York, September 6,Goyernmen's
steady
Railways, good demand.
Stock market was weak and depressed In
early dealings and fell off "A AZ for general
list and lsQs2 for coal shares weakness. lat err,
due to the ct Of the validity lease OF the
Jersey entail to tho Heading To be contest
ed This caused saies by bears" and also
for a long account; before midday iirmer
tone prevailed ami the ma kep was once
more on an upward tone. The Improvement
in the inter- oon was more marked than on
any day since the change In the temper OF
speculation took place. Round amounts OF
stocks were freely taken, both for investment
and In circuative account The advance
rang from - 10 y, Northwes'ern ihicaHp,
Butlin ton & Quincy, st. Paul. Lackawannn,
Louisville & Nashville trunk lines, Wizards
southwestern and western Union leading.
The last naalcd was the prominent featu g pf
the market, rising 10 81 and closing at the
hight st point, the advance being accustomed
not only by the declarations OF reports that
n compromi c in the Williams sult had been
arrived at but also by semi-offciGl state.
menis that the comp ny was handilnE more
messages than ever before and thai the usual
quarterly dividend would be declared next
week. Tful y line shares were cpnspi nous
in late dealings. The announcement of Il
meeting OF representatives this evening e.
suited satisfactorily ana tue graDgers were
strengthened by the continued h,NoraDtc
crop advices. The large earning of Sou h
western roads the fourth Week In Auguht, rs
pecally Missouri Pacific aud II xHs q pariilc
have had suiiicient influence TO advance
those stocks. The Missouri, Pacific direciO' S
have declared dividend OF IA p r cent, pay
able October 49, book close September 20, re-
open October "a. Transactions, 1910.
SroCKS
Denver & Rio Graz lA
Houston q Texas Central. ,....6l
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-07
raIn,.. oils nna ynrni.,.s

PAINTS per NJ White lead 7t.c n: yellow
oohre, dry, &c; burnt amber III oil, isc; dry 5c,
ctIS.-soiled linseed In bills, 76c yer Eai;
raw go; ncatstoct, ppc&si, Dish, toesais; spirits
turpcnilne, CSC: coal Oh, 9-h cascs, Briliiant
n O Brilliant, bhls., l5c, Brilliant, l2.i. 81 AZ.
llo 80 Il 2eaa 90; ~ 50 90, lsupion, bbls 95o.
per gnllup, Enpion, 70 cases ~ 30; lard oil,
s., G0taSsc; West NirR.dla, 2OS595o.
ARNfsHloa---t,opni olc4nsl IS per qnl.
coach varniah 81 ssea6 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-07

FLOUR Stanards Royal Patent $3.50
bnl.; sacks, " sseS ~ 4 - rs. Corn meal,
per ouahei, Sc; Homins ana vrits, " Dbl.
s5oG uatnncal, a hsif biol, s. ~ track cd
wheat, u y. "; Crackers; X soda, e4uStc, XXX
seda. COZ. XNS soda u,<@ 1870; cream soda
tNQhlc'sc; lemon creams. eSbltr; X ginger
Snaps, sap,lc Nm, 0,SS3 ioc; nssort.i ak ca and
iumblca. 39isitn Wheat 10 ilg IT receipt:
scc sci, as TO Quality aud conditions