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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-10-25

THE first patent on record was taken
out by Samuel Hopkins, in 1890, for
making pearl ashes. Then, in 1871,
Pollard got a patent for spinning cotton
by power.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-10-25

If Lord Bacon, as some literary
cranks assert, wrote the plays at
tributed to Shakespeare merely as re-
creation from laborious toll, it is great
pity he didn't recreate more and toll
less
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-10-25

In New York City 100000 children
earn their own living.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-25
Staple Dry Goods.

PRINTs-Du kirk. 4Ac; Lodi. So. Mari
boro 5Ac: Oriental, &c.; Richmonds, exc:
Steel River, &C.; southbridse, DC.
PINK PRINTS Garner, 6$c; Harmony, &C.;
Richnonis, G'5c., Manhattan, 5Lc.
SHIRT!SG Prints ALLEN, ilSc. Merrimack.
&c.
FINE BROWN DoMEsrIcs-- Uti a. ~ cents
Lock wood, 5; Germania, g Fair lawn, 7
Indian orchard EE, "a: Pocshontas, "a
Warw ok, So
cents: Atlanta A, "a; Lawrence lL, - Wa
chusett r, -; Enterpriso r n, q Piedmont
"a. 81; Piedmont 1876
BLEACHED DOM sriCs- Our own, 5la cents;
security, 81; Contest,7: Prosperity, 5h;
Hope. ~ Lonsdsle %; King Zee calnbfic,
s; Knights camb,ic 80; Gold Meda,
DUCKS-Prattyillc soZ,, ~ cents. Raven .
son ~: SaypI q lUoz., IS; We tern star Soz.,
-; West p int Soz., II; West Poiut !, o.; :.
CoLoRED DUCKs--Anchor EE, Sc; Anchor
ID, 0A: Boston on, L.: Boston ". ~:
Boston Coz, 10; Concord lto1., 10.
cstoea r., -; ordis ACE, I8; Merthune
AA, 10: Omega A, 10; standard \, ii. !;
Thorndike D,slz; Thorndike AZ; stand
urdX, 81: Bangor, s%.
Hlcg6KY SrRlpE- Mechanics ~ cents Col
lumbin, 8; .Iewett, s; Amoskeae,
JEANs-A bbotis 'oId, il,sc cent; 5oviinrt2n,
u; Long Island, ~; tlkton, = frosty
BLASg, Ts--'0 white. ri2j, In, IL, 2,r,
SOTO 3 ~ iair; li-l white, S4p' 3al', s. - 10
4.Ga pair; l2A white, So, 3. - 40 3ti 10 q 90
pair Economy, eo!oged. = :, si.si1s pair ;
ored. 40, sl.2o; do. ALB, siSa Cambridge,
culoied, Glib. s!Sj; do, ID, 10. saxon
yllo silver cray CD. san; do, s-lb., sl,ip.
STAY & Crescent silver Cray, 5-lb., 800; 10,
GU, ta5t; do. S.ih. 81 81. scarlet. - 80, 800,
40 1850. tue, g. o. 4. 0 TO O. uriir.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-25

COFFEE AND TEA.-CoFFRE-Very firm;
active ard nigh: Common, iVc; ordinary,
I0t<r. fair. lUlac; prime hio, 20; fancy, &c
C5idova, Ne. old government sS.ya, 19c.
TEa-l Imperial, GA o; gunpowder, o6e'70.
SUGAR Very arm; Louisiana pure whiie,
9sSc; OF white, s1G; yellow car lailileI S}se
fancy yellow ciadled, 9%c; open kettle SD,
SaTs' choice, N4c: standard A.. 9kc; standatd
yrapulaIed. l0I Louisiana OF graduated,
Ioe powlered l0xc: cut loaf i0l%c
AtnIA s.pe ASp SYRuP--Louisiana molasseA,
milne 10 choice. 42GGjc; corn syrup sO@4zc.
RtCF-4 .ouisIana, G54@I1ze.
FisH-- naakefsl, luib Kits, No. !, 81 Is; NO
g sl.0; iialf bb,a., No, l, G!Ri No. y, go I.
WHIT fish, No. (, hlk bbls., T23 No. 2, 500
Dried horrings, per box, Zoe. Cod fish; el%c.
sALT--Coarse, In i,ai,s, $40; fine in bugs,
-; lake, ia dat hoop bbls., WIS POCKETS
T4NNrp Goons.--pglces per dozen; Pine
nppjee, standard sl.3t; Peaches, STANDARD, z
q -, Tbs, s2.5n2a; seconds, MS
m m. Z us g. iit Tomatoes. standard Ms.,
i SECONDS, 9 MS. sl.if ibs., Sl.N, Green
berries, sl.sj4I ~ Iiaspberries,. u ~ cove
oysters fIll weight, H.. II 10 D., sSl'i llsnl
weight IT, Csc, z d., sl.a; salmon, ~,
st .76miSj. 4 n. si35G92.15; Mackerel. ~,
sl'85n Ia, Sar lines, American, so,5O case
in1pnrted. 1850 case; Strawberries, D., s,siN
BiHckberries, sl.2E Green cages, fl,r' ton
densed milk, crown, 5f.OU; Eagle, ss''D; SWISS
SOC. p. eaar common
43fe. German olive, sc. Canais., inil boN.s
1875; halves, Ice; quarters, iGe lnulso, S.:B,',
pinainv fj@5i 20 dozen. UGAemans mustard
IN M Il 81 dozen. MaccaTOGi 'fnpoitea, i5cD
Anpri.an, Sl.Dp box. Rne1eis, two hoops
Cd 10 dozen; " ell buckets Si.So Dozen biooinS
si.55@3.25dozen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-25
nniIiInn A1nierlni

LuahNR--Rough lumber, boxing, ~ inches
and under, nrst GLASS; 80, stripping. 'sSS, 81 (;
hoxing ana iloorng, clears, So tllek clears,
~ anG ~, 81; rough lumber, sse0nd e3hss
$40; lOist aud seantling, calls, tib.
SIDINo--tin,t common white pune, w bt
second do. Z o; tbird do, ~ aopiGr, ~ 81 ma
tive pine 81 sls q; do =, 81 ta4lye r.'lgh sig
DRE.ssp LuMBEH-i3oxins Il inches and
upder OF3A % DO 1sAS, 81 ple25 70;
Hcantling. Ioi1 OK any common lumber
sti iSd4D %, boxing over - faenes, ~. tnss
y %, thick ciea 8 ~ 10 land = ~ v0g2s "
seeS q clnss. any Ia a. So tse2l 90.
DRESSED Asn HArCHgO fLOohiN1--fjrsl
class, 80; second class, s2i.
NnIg EPiNB FUASLsHENSL III AbEk--lHA IA
and inch - sitl pine. 80, 1 inch do, 80.
CKILISc BEADED OK PLAIN--first com
mon viii g piue, ~, Ski ID 90, $40 80 %, ~,
poplar, &. ssI.bs poplar, X, 2.si natisep pine
x, t2Ol, go, y, Us. -
'Pof ..hn LjMnER.-.-i<, ~ and inch, So
| do inch. t5s
saIsGlFs-- White pine \, IS; DO shaded A
| S.A, do extra No. !, Si5g cypress, best, Noj
1 ,rsrd 81; do No 2, - so 40 No. 3, $3.50, nailv
saved heart, $50 saps, sk51.
\ fi5.--N lite pine, DC SEQ ana ESsoed
! square Or nat, 81; yellow Sspe do, 81, latnt "
/ LINZ, tEAKSr, ETc.--.,lme, Austin az
per bbl. Cement, louisyille or ioSsnale, {
7 EsW yufE or MichI s2lIs x peT bbls
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-25
Wool. nidcs. ETC.

WooL-Hediuni, accordngto grade quality
and condition, * 20 22C Gnc according to
grade, quality ana conditiouI5 10 Ill coarse
according 10 grade quality aud condition. lt
quail and condition, "a 10 ~; Mexican, ac.
oordng 10 grade, quality and condition, u
to ~; bury, leAs, according TO amount o.
burrs.
HlpEs-No. J. heavy nlnt, dry z 10 lao: No.
g heavy Mat, dry, a " lie; Ne. !, light flint,
4 b Zoe; 80. . light hint, p y ~; badly lAnn
q % nc; green selted, n Nc; green butcher, q
ibGo
PEHTRTFs ~ Nominal. season -V0r. DNel
sRiig-, a % 2l@2), enteiope skins, Is % iV9B
RCRt Rl;inE, each @4s sAepp peis, according
TO amount ~ wool, 2ae Aiip; sheaTiugs, At
corging 10 - Mount 20 wont, ipsi5o; Mexican
sheep peits, y b Bs4lrc; Mexican sheep pelts,
improved litGi2c; teAiean sheep sherlingt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-25

Furniture Readsteade, imitation walnut
each, i0,aS NJ; all walnut 81 50mie so: Chairs
wood seat, q ucZ, 81 1907 20, cape aud rata,
seat, 81 o0dg 00 cane seat, dining, sl2 D19 ~ 90
Chiids and rockers, s. 0@l2 50; large rocking
30; Mirr'rs, arch tops, Il dog, 81 gpc3i2 30
Tables round, S20l@3 u 1911 leaf, 81 j0a5 80,
Safes, eacb, s. 25@7 OF Bureaus, 81 ) i02D 90,
wash stands. 81 2i@5 isf bed springs, 81 1907 51
Baby Carriages, - c0e'2D
Crockory-W G teas, n doz., 81 coal 10; w 6
plates, SlceSi 90; w u dishes, s 0900 70, W u
bakers, 81 cool U6, " q pitchers, ~ 2516 so
ewers aud basins. sil 50625g w q bows
81 2jal 70; assorted crates, $50 $500 90.
Glassware Lamp chimpeys, No. o. criuI
top, q doz 90: No. J, crinp top, Z, don, iiC;
No. crimp top, 4 doz,, jucJ Aigand, y dos.
Soc, dOhists, " duz Gjw@si 10 Tumblcrs, p
doz 51@Gjc; Bar tuiDblers, q GoZ, S,Cnsl 90.
Candy Jars, % GOO ~ Lamps, g 10@l2 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-25
I.tuuors.
NORTHUMBERLAND, hi

WHIsKY--keciined VI iOal5g, RI Per proot
sour mash, one year old. 81 30 two years old,
$4,000 y; three years old 81 50@2 IS: fancy
extra old whisky eiQ15
WINEs-Claret, case,,s3 5Ds9lOGa as neroua,
Ivy; Catawba, per gallon, a0a So Port. sl 9ld
. Vf sherry, per gal. 81 90enS 90; Madeira
per gal, 81 COOS 90; White wine, In eases
u 00@l0 o..
CiiAMpAGNE--G. IL. Mumm s. Co.. Extrs
Dry, s3l 0JGe2 %: HeidsiclS, In basket e3i 0slS
y O@ hrug, in basket, s25 O0Cp9s 10: Domes,i,
champagne, 81 00all 10.
AIE-Stock Ale, per dox, 80 ODf02 d. Porter
per doz., 81 Ou12 81
NOTIFIED BEER--St. Louis quarts. sl2 90. Ut
~ 5e BudHeisor, quarts s2 90: pints 10 pO
EflGnger beer, quarts, 5l3 20. pints s!3 I'll
Sehluz milwaukee,, Quarts aie 10: p,nts SIR ~
Hun Punch sl3 OK; Anthony 4 Kuhn's, qt'
Sl2 20 PINS sl2EO; II. Clausen 4 : ms cham
payne beer, qrarts si200. pints ,l25J.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-25
NOD AND COMMERCE.

soa market yesterday was
aeash nc change was noted.
aliS have been large during
Egg, making lively conlue-
N9g buyers.
uNQn goods were not Quota
Y, eal q very FIRM matlget
Asiil an upward tendency.
4 Z y. stre llrni, the only change
aahance Of 1c. on coffee.
'A'l are very firm, without
s,I pl0aace displays a tendency
ss and onione, potatoes and
ssqaoled higher.
y wool We're Il shade Off
WOOL market seems to be
N'iye, the sales being
y lhree weeks, footing
IS; Holders are firmer
peeaise prime fleeces
'eed at selling prices,
Y slight concession
sed during the week.
~ roI wanted, even at the
mere IS no pressure or
and buyers have
la' 'hey want fer iulne-
Ya1f,n -n'~.-i-,-----ys-,
1fiee Current has made
lgalion rs to extent OF
r. rom frosts, and saws.
ieg,F wrHTTive ut Tom Tie
|lbIsi',p.n before us is that rs
~ y = me estimates published
4. sa,rcat two weeks ngo.
| ls6,ss,e A an Impairment in
Ass Illinois and Iowa,
.sss is'aaib.y 30,0m ,G99 bush
|aj.s psr cert. Of the indl-
|is W, NuN e stAteg Ia
| ,as,",a,S eonsin ana AIichi!au
WI reach about 10
alptes ! less. outof 0S. 900 ,o0g
.sli ,lsten. Ali Of this Will
Y 81. tut VIII he . curtail.
busfriiantable product
Pa s s,.. ms extent Il Is safs
. nor Son1 any contingency
'ssa n 1s s. I q crop Of corr
~ p,trGl9 93 tob00l bushels, a,
ssaieI'q III lat years oilieia
q .Jis, 4 W., y !; ,Wlo, and in reality
( isllsgei s39lalg bushels, for W,
That last years crol
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-25
-vrw~t,rs-ssss+


PRoDUcx.
NEW oaLrAHs, sept. at.-ELoTIh, s .raaas.,
with good demand; family, 4 ~ ms"
CopN-Quet ml2ed, 81 white, eg9 VI
~ ,,rs-t{0rf demand and asier az o'i2'
Cons MEAI.-Dul lte2 -
PROVISIONS.
poRK- Quiet and steady; 81,
I'M, tS~nl,. fierce ~; keg IS, ,.,
B iiii MasTs-st..ady, win far ae'i'''''
shoulders. packed -. 49,. demand shout
M " n. long clear an clear i1p 90 ann
w, " s,i,sr-cursd hrini chole9 e"p'
yassed i SOC 90 unchanged.
,oFFtFgE-Higher ani qnlet' common 70
prime s .@ll9s. ~. socond hands
SUGAE-Nons in Dr'' "i
Nioi,Assfs- Nominal. .t-io,,. or,lin.,.y q,
prime, fls@1H. s,,,atss.
l3sAS[ s sssp On Crude, a)@Si' summer
yellow rsfned, 68s'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-25
painta, oIls nna Nnrnishn.

PAISTs, per ls--white lead, nc 10; yellow
oiLs-bolled linsced in bbls., $50 por nal.
raw b2c; ncatsfoot zoe 81; flsh 50sD5sc, shirts
turpentlne, Csc; coal oil, rs cases, brilliant.
:, w: Brlilant, bills, loo; brilliant, l2l 81 IS.
ITO; rs 81 2O6lt So 20, s. 90; Euplon. bhis o5c
per gallon; Eupion, - eases, 81 so. lard oil
-, GOOSE; West Vlrgidia, 3D925c.
VARNlshES---Copal, tlcGsl % per gal,
coach varnish, s: as sa6 90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-25

Nals rates, g. IS; Hoes 50 q cent. on: Axes
Y 81; Ansess shoyels, "a dos, $1,000. HORSE
shoes, q keg 1855; Bar IRON, sie5, Steel, 7e
Sheet iron, No. q y, t}4c, Fence wire
cinina, SO 90 4, doz; Tinware, so \ cent. I'd
Cooking stoves, sli 00l350 90: Fire mnntei IS
Gl0M0lpD 90; Coffee mills % h cent. on; Ma
chine bolts - a cent. OF; Carriage bolts, 7
and r ceut. OF.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-25

barS cinnamon, per pound, 2i@s0c. bark.
i1gIe' hi.carbonate OF soda per n, 3kta',. & ~
peras per NJ, 2ai; castor oil per ggli. i5al ~
elucivn,ua, per o., pSebi %. CASTLE soar
uholliegl, per D. 500: cream tartar Z. T., nol
round, Ssglo; chalk, lump, per pound 2sai
caiomei, T. w, per pound ;0aS6; caloinai
nnEilsn, per pound. | l0lal - choral nv,
ton powder, 8Sp &c Covers powders' J0Sil a.
'psom salts, per pound, 36p5; gum opium, DE,
POUND, 81 gum camphor, soas2; morphine
per oz - %, machlne oil, golden, H5a 10
man. per or, 81; quinine, German, case. pc,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-25


ST. touIs, September "A Flour Higher.
lalniiy, l5gf 70; choice, d 1sS5, fancy, . OF
al 30. - ~
W JtEAT-- Active and higher; No. . red
o2l1@ lt2ls cash; t2lS September; l oSk Oe-
tober ubH November.
CoRN,opened lower, advanced and
closed dull and weak; 455s@i64 0sh;
Der.
oATs-Aigher and firm; 259%@20 cash; 2eh
october; ESQ ~ November.
PROVISIONS,
WHrsKY-Steady att II.
CORN MEAL-Qu ct at 22l
PORK carcc All ti9S ullN.
BULK MEArS-Steady; long clear @ 10; short
lib z @6 70; short clear 35td6 a.
BACON Active: long clear, t5z@Blt; short
ribs, 81; short clear, ~.
LAED-7A.
LIVE STOCK.
CATTLE Receipts, 20 supply small and
quallly pour; exporters i3@5 0 good TO
choice tu@e5 10; common To iair 25s,5 90;
Texans o.; Indians 5nd57j
1EEl--Heccipts. 10 ~: steady; fair to prime
. Zo@ -; common 26oG3OE Texans as 80
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-25

fo,,a,oes, northern, Y barrel 2.5N: Onions
~ ne"rsnSSrn, DBL, 81 Is. sweet potatoes. slS
g PET nnshel, TGrnips, assai,c = bu. leans,
80 h,vv., ohis, tAS5c; large lima, 6La5c;
s an, IA unn'iet, 4a5c. Pickles, medium, 50 q
pisw Z bhi.; haii hbi.. SEES. iigs feet
~ ~ o., ter. hnl'-hbl. s,rO&S 80 Kraut,
pc, na,a SiiSJl; hAlt-Ab!., 1885,
kf,nii- Vinegar. aprie, Ssa5lc y gal. pure
wlhe' DC; Peas, green, dried, 4 ~, $50; black
eyer, %; reaches, driod SIC. Apples, dried
se,"c SsooaZe, Be-; slaclgberries JaS75c no
"a s5a. n uu,s Sle tye per gal; watermelons 4
ssvs NSitetopes lW3S; Apples 50a7dc per 4.
bushel box; Tomatoes simi'.1. ~ =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-25
,,posO THROWN M

!. ssrp cAis'',, , 3
eA's ,hsr "a. The Louis,
II, ss l'sany 4 Chicago road
|Ss ( a !. esn way during the as
lsra'' " , sVe at the rate OF
jlaii u'aISiasnSn'polI.s and nd, at l' Ssl
sSpal . ls SU Columbus ana
Ia py o,c tonight, however,
ss,,.D Dan and Kanliakee lines
sh. ,oeet the cut ana
INVITING at the
/ t ,c'morrcw morning.
ps iine has not heretofore
.psi ne war, rs 1t was not
| f. 4, "a, at when confined ii.,,s.I e =
Il y louisville but ogt W S,ienin !.
|lie ~ noints, The KaniSankee
dMI g I"lc he fight, and now
meet 'ssS any cut !, made ad,,o 1y
n \ X. Cincinnati y d Indian,
s l.s Illinois into Iowa,
|Efl,fi i..r by It's first
's ~. q be quite a marked
BY + o0toSleln. Il announces nee.
/ ~, ~ 1 will begin tomorrow
lls',n y indianapolis inclnd-
FiItSe''tS a. i've cents, 1T being
t'a y" f.re thrown in gratis.
, " ia Inc say they have been
|'s'a,Ns Gght ana propose to
ls@' possible. Toe Lou
" s,lb,ny & Chicago people
~ I. 'eIeuared to meet any rate
\ !. l. Ia,npossible to say where
Ia sill end.
So
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-25

per- per onshsl, Sc; Hominy ana srits. a hbl
s s,,, Vstmeai. a half bbl., s30e tracked
nne"s ~. G 70, g: Crackers: X soda CSR8s.c. X \
s SOUS; ~ MN soda, a1a7iSc, cream soda
,s, n lemon creams aV1s,sc; X ginger
snaps I. assorted ca 90 ant
ioc ssi o. 70 , eis.sc, Wheat IN ligSt receipts
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-25
New Yorn-


a.Oo'e iirn, a. dp'ember =. Northumberland
Synv,ce snipping lta5 Is. comn ~, sov va
w o,ain,,,i - range firm: Texans ssSa, 10
AZ, on''hg texans, l&ie.: N,br,ssn I IeS w.
c' SiEEr--il ccipts, 1900; steady ,,c.r,o. .,
? MN 1'9S OGgood, rs; choice oo Texan ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-25
New York.

NEW loRR. September ~ -r,o,,, ,,,.,
9, ". W llkAr-cash & AIDES A@fN. hlshor NH
a,,dIn l options advanced to " I'd openinw
T ~. Siosed ba,ely steady; No. red i,,ix,s
a, W ~ "a, ', , % delivered; No red lst
@ IA; elevator Is nfioat -" ~
ln,,o ssSwSp9t 'hade bett r. options to-
ioonwer; reacted ssl27s closlnr sts,dy. Nj K
so;s@V; No. 2, 0SgGl4 ailoat 80 -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-25
Mea,s and Lard.

Very firm 49,, q r. r. n
Mnhrs--sngar cured hams, 80; >, =. Y. -.
lsacon, I3Ze; =. q. d. >. meal, .; Long o'ea'
bacon, s; short clear bacon, "a. 49, ,nana
LARD-Tierees. gI{c; hlt bbls., lec: -, ~ an
80 10 tins, ag,. 10 Il ans i0lsc; On TINS 1855
b tins, IKE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-25
Ammunition.
Croc,,ery. rurnitnrc and GIoss.

Powder-Blastlng, y key, So 6S; Rife, " 25 n
80 is; Rifle, u ~ hs s; Rihe, ~ MS 81 W
Shot-ss 10 d sach; Buck shot. sZ3i.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-25
Difference ofCiiariiies.

[dle, September a4.-The
|haaal conference of charities
|sdlols of the United States
session here tonight. About
lalfd persons, Delegates ana
are present.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-25

POULTRY tens 81 75ag 90 ma, a,.ar.
ROSTERS -; extra large Young chickens. ~ Og
Ducks, 81 1904 OA = " Vow
MSes'-per dozen, ala2lc.
worked, lg'l5 N' Wv '"t'NA ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-25
Feeds;uirs.

hay New countrv looss .rop, u,a,.,,
- vosNOl per ton, New corn, i0afi cents
AIS, epuntry 3lSsic BTan IS per 100 Chops
vi 20 per loo. Barley, 80 49,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-25
New orleans.

MONEY.
N,w ogIEAss, sept SlsaI sSch sisii, on
~ York 100 per i,,tV PS"'Uns' e'o'ii"k
exchange ,eakahie Dlir' -"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-25
LIVE srnr,

40 Ntw aoRs, septcmber2i- BEEvEs- Receipts
cIoor ~ 10 wv per head higher, with good
,nr.eers; ,5G5 20 Tor Co orado; iocft So for
, ieNas. General sales of lmmon TO good mn
" oNes ~. SoG6 % -cxportels used AZ car-loads
ana prime lots. V'>V
sHk' p-Receipts 1850 dull aud weak with
| OOegj - for lambs ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-25
---e~s
sPORTiNti.
4. ,auIsrille Raccs--A Lively
prat Brighton.

-. ,auIsrille Raccs-A Lively
peat Brighton.
A, September 24.-The fail
g''Illsr louisville jockey club
I,,hs Weather cold and
TX fast. attendance large,
ird. A dash Of three
"a mile opened the sport.
.PcsIaud second; Nora M.
lns, l.ls.
'npp. mile heats = Hard Ed
\ Monticello second; Egyp-
IN Zach heat. Time, l:iJ4
i .,ke for all ages;
In and an eighth;
kNslmo.t all the way, and
{Isglb; Gilmore second, AS
{ait
| s,se for two-year-olds that
|gs;li a stake, three-fourths
= Sar!ers: Matinee, Latter,
poWhattan, Louisville,
Lspat, Maria, Bonita, En-
igmes. In the stretch,
Ifsr, and Admiral showed
aud The others strung oula
Im ny ouc-half II length;
sNd, Admiral third. Half Il
Ssten the second and third
ias, l;l33 !.
rs mile, association purse
|shtwoH ; McCiinnis second;
bind Tine l..i5I. Bernice
|bEl,
BRIGHTON REACH.
Yeis, September 24.-The
|ElSSb races were postponed
\ laAony Co1lsto0k and IA
te9ppalies to-day raided the
! Bach race track and pool
|sRet Brighton and made
|sels. Comstock then LETT
Elsdalmost Immediately the
Eshlon pools reopened.
Ezuship Nettie liill from Lon
Pea the famnlss Prince
lssnlly purchased by Daniel
iG Emendorf, late of the
sEhoin farm, near Coyington,
~ Prince Charlie was foaled
h 10 1869, and is by Blair
slcf Eastern Pr . cess, by Sur
~ lomsris By Sesostris Gets
N scratched for the Caro-
'lses at Newmarket on Octo-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-25

SofFEE- Quiet and steady; Rio TGS IS.
n, l5-i6IS.4; mon Id A, SO.
moLASsfs-Quiet and unchanged.
:, hics-tluiet aud steady, Will fair demand:
Rangoon 2ssin hand.
FORK Strong: native, i.cti2 i2lS.
quoted at 70J. >'N"'
IiARD--Weak. at SI5.
TuRrENTI SE-i'irm and unchanged
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-25
RrnadstuHs

IoUR stanssas. sa 20 K Ia aS9l. = ssi
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-25

staple Drugs.

Wheat chaice oSc@si 90, medium. ssans
i.,e @ls975. Oats, @aS. barley, s0Se85.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-25
Seed Rye.

eve suitable FIR seed, at the
BROOKS u WALCOTE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-25
STOCKS.

New YoRl; september 2i.-stocks for the
week opened with renewed depression in
around. Oregon. rrans-contnental sold down
10 ~, against 81 at close Saturday; Northern
decline IL 9th ,rstocks ranged from 4 TO u.
After ii o'clock, rally of LMl4
occurred. and this was followed by a fresh
Railways and lower.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-25

LOCAL MARKETS.

isNote-Quotation arc for lots, unless other
Lwise stated.
COTTON.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-25
Kansas City


KANSAS CITY, Sept, 2L--WurAr- Higher;
No red 81 s71a cash; 81 bid October $50 No
vember.
CORR Stead $50 cash; SSss bid octo.
ber IS November.
LIVE STOCK.
CArrLERecelp's 400 offerings mostly
Texans. whic were l0c lower good steers
iOd3 -; common 2l; no good natives sold.
SHEEp.-Receipts 100; quiet; natives sold
at -.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-25
New York, sept. 2i.-spot cotton closed


Liverpool, sept N.-Spot cotton closed
duh ana unchanged.
sales 500 Ainercan $50; imports $50;
American, $50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-25

New York. September 2l.-Money--Gcod
supply, at 2@219 per cent
Prime mercantile paper SCAR.
Sterling exchange, baukable bills, quiet.
at s2%; sight S5.4.
Three per cent bonds-iC2l4.
Coupons, 412s--l.l33s.
Coupons, ISL 201a.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1883-03-31
FHOhteneG.

The traveller COtterill, in one of his
studies of African character, repre-
sents the annoyance of being situa-
ted where there is no penny
pOst"-and no people who dare car
ry one. The following is not the
only testimony to the negro barba-
rian's dread of a piece of "paper
that talks"
was in part of Central Africa
where no white man had been be-
fore, and was separated from my
companions. who were hundred
miles distant. War was raging
around me the road was difficult.
/ wished to communicate with
those whom L had left behind.
"Who will return" l asked of
the savages," to the white men and
carry them something from me?"
Numbers volunteered, glad to
earn yard of cloth for the job. A
letter was written and offered to a
man, and he was told that this
piece of paper would inform my
friends what wanted, that it would
speak to them. @ ...
He dropped the letter and ran
away.
Other natives were tried, but it
was useless. A great crowd assem-
bled, and at a safe distance, gazed
at the little bit of paper futtering on
the ground.
at is medicine" they said. at
Is charmed"
sin vain tried to reason them
out of terror. None would touch it.
"WilI no one" 1 said, keep it
and give it to the white men as they
pass this way?"
A veil of refusal and excited ges-
ticulations answered my request.
"Then l shall place it here in
this tree" said, moving toward
it, while the crowd dispersed in
flight, land you can point it out to
the white men when they Gomez
Even this they refused to do. My
friends passed close under the tree,
but no one dared show them the
charmed thing; and there it is prob
ably to this day fiuttering on the
branch of that stunted fig tree, like
an evil spirit, the awe and terror of
the tribe.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1883-03-31
Secrets of Newspaper MEN.

Says the Toledo Telegram: There
is probably no newspaper man of ex-
perience in this country who does
not hold secrets of importance in his
own mind which, if made public,
would create a sensation, that would
stamp him as being unreliable, and
consequently unfit for his profession.
The great race for precedence in the
publication of news impels him to do
his utmost 10 outstrip his contempt
raries but higher feeling, the die
tates of honor, keeps sacred the trust
reposed. Frequently person would
like to know the authorship of a
certain matter published and,
whether his efforts are directed to
pumping the managing editor or the
galleyboy, they are alike fruitless.
Every compOsitor on a paper, as a
rule, knows the handwriting he sets
up; but if any other persons think
they can learn it from him-well,
let them try it. rh