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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-28
LIamors.

wHsxY--Rectincd 81 IO@i5o, M per PROOF
sour hash, one year old. 81 ~ two years old.
SAMOA =; three years old 81 50ee2- rs: fancy
extra old whisky eiep5
lily; Catawba, pergallon, SEQ 90 Port, sl 300
5 W; sherry, per gal, 81 2oabs 60; Madeira,
per gal, 81 6tte5 90, White wine, In cascs,
CHAMpAGNE-.G. II. Mumm 4 CO., Extra
Dry, $50 0JsS2 90; Heidsiclt, In basket, $40 Oh D
y w, krug, In basket, go 00aD2S 90; Domestic
champagne, 81 00spli 10.
ALE--stoek Ale, per dos.. 81 ooa2 rs; Porter,
per doz., SO O0a3 ~
boTrLED BEER-~st. Louis quarts, sl2 90; pts
w bt Budweiser, own size, 2lS 90, pints
III w irluDger beer, quarts, sl3 IN: pints
s,S 81; Schlitz Milwankea. quarts SIS so: pints
sl3 0H Hub Punch si2 00
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-28
CAPE COLONY.
o'DoNNELL's STATEMENT

O'DONNELL'S STATEMENT.
Capetown, August 21.-Before
O'Dounell who killed James Carey,
the informe-, was committed for trial
guilty of wilful murder; the killing
was done in self defense. Carey drew
a revolver from his right hand pocket
and l snatched il aud shot him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-28
FI.RrIIER EARTHQUAKES.

Vienna, August 1.-THE riots at
Egerszog lasted three days. The
peasants were armed with muskets
and stoutly resisted lac troops. 1t is
reported that twenty soldiers and
many rioters were killed. Riots against
the Jews also occurred at Charge,
Keszthely and Kanizonagg. At the
last named place troops had to be called
out to suppress the disturbances.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-28
HOUSTON.
Dr. Alb raliam's Doing VOLTA Negro Re
leased--Overiand Traffic from
the Pacific.
Special to the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
Houston. August 27.-Dr. Abra-
hams, who was Shot by the negro so
badly, is still doing well, and there
are hopes of his recovery.
The negro, Edmonds, who killed
the negro Winfield Carter, had a pre-
liminary trial to-day and was released
on the nominal bond of $50.
Twelve carloads of seal skins will
pass here tomorrow morning on the
G. II. Il S. A. road going to Europe
from San Francisco, the first large
shipment of the kind ever made
| though here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-28
PaInts. Oll. and yarni.he.

PAINTS, per h--whi,e lead, 7hc N; yellow
oti.s-isoiled linseed In bbis., 100 per val:
raw t2c neatsfoot, 9oc6sl; fish, 6o65sc; Spirits
tnrpcntine, abG coal oil, Us cases, Btiiiiaat,
VI 10; brilliant, bills, l5c Brilliant l2l 81 aS.
Ito. rs 81 2ocal S ~, So 0O Eupion, bbis,, Csc.
per gallon; Eupion, ~ cases, 81 90; lard oil,
s., eOcpS5c; West Virgida, 2od25c.
VARsisHRs---C opal, GOcdpsl Is nor gal.
coach varnish. 81 sseas 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-28

Nails, rates, 81 90 Hoes. o v cent. or Axes,
Collins, slo0r simmons, S,0tV Hack ipsack
~ 6s Ainess shovels, a dox, Sl2OO: Horse
shoes, z kes, A. 10; Bar iron, 81 So steel, 7iSc;
sheet Iron, No. q y. 6,sc; Fence wire,
6Hga7lsc Tin Plate, $50, Trnce
ch,,ins, 20 90 " doy; Tinware SO "A cent afi,
Cooking stoves, Sii O0e0h0 OK rire mnntela
$40 tnosp0 90; Coffee milis Is 4. cent. on: Ma
chime bolts 81 y cent. off, Carriage bolts, 10
| and "A cent. on
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-28
MEXICO.
A BIG NINE PURCHASE.

Mexico, August 27.-It Is reported
an American syndicate has puri-
chased the Real Del Monte company's
mines for "a 100000 These mines are
located in the Pachnea Real Del
Monte county, and have turned out a
great success.
The city council authorized Salvador
Mato aud Manuel Alvarez to contract
a loan in London for fi0o,OW Tor Guy
improvements.
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DIsLoY AL TROOPS.
EGYPT.

DEATHS AT ALEXANDRIA.
Alexandria, August 27.--Seventeen
deaths from cholera here yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-28

peras per 10, 2eaf castor oil per gal. ljSol b0
cnchontda, per on, gStal "a; CASTLE soap
pound, 3seDtp; chalk, lump, per pound, % h;
caiomel, r. w, per pound, 7oSsG caiomel
English, peg pound. ,oStl Vs. choral n.y.
drate, 75WtS5; chloroforN. 700 |, composi-
ton powder, Sota 10 dovers powders, 1 4eSi 50;
EPSON salts, per pound. S0D5 gum opium, per
pound -: gum camphor, S0eSSe morphine,
per or, 81 T5; machine oil, golden, S5yn ~:
quinine, T.. a w, per ox., p5; quinine, Ger.
man, per o., 80 qulnine, German, case, per
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-28
Pool Sellers.

Philadelphia, August 21.-All per-
sons in this city where pools are sold
on horse races to-day by police injunc-
ton are threatened.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-28

New York, August %. - Fire in West
Doth street this morning destroyed
$50, 900 worth of property, the princi-
pal loss being the wool pulling factory
of Hiram Hollis of Boston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-28
SWITZERLAND.
THE PERILs OF THE ALPS.

III II TT3NIIlo OF TIT a LIS
London, August pa French no
blenan was killed yesterday while
ascending Pitzbernina, the highest
mountain of the Ongadine group in
Switzerland.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-28
Breadstufs

FLOUR easier--Stanard's royal patent, $3.50
n bDi; sacks. 81 Sose8 ~ y IsJ BIS. Corn meal
S. 30; Oatmeal. y half bbl., s5 Og Creek ed
wheat. y n. &c; Crackers x soda, 6cDGs4r, Xxx
soda. ear; xxx soda, o,46D7I ~; cream coda,
snaps. tasl 90: Xxx, w al 0c: assorted cakes and
iumbles, i31i3i<c. Wheat In iig4t receipt;
zoe AL, as TO quality and condition.
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pORTuGAL.

A RETROTHED PRINCE.
London, August 2T.-It is rumored
that the Crown Prince Charles OF por-
tugal has been betrothed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-28
ENGLAND.
THE LATE DISASTER.

London, August 27.-The captain OF
the tug, Recovery, which was towing
the steamer, WoOdburn, when sRe was
run into and sunk by the french
steamer, st. German, states he hao
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-28

NEW YORK, August 2.--FLoUR.--Steady.
WHEAT----pring firm: winter u lower, clos
ing hriner. options opened lsaA lower, sub
sequently ruled stronger. advanced 5a@l9s,
closing buoyant. No. red I'D l3lS; steamer
No. 2 red u al i55z; No 2 red 1901 isl4;
elevator 10 al 1917 afloat.
Corn,-Spot NO. about y lower; others
firm: options opened "A shade easier, subse-
uuently advanced <@A, closing firfn;
No. s, g2lS No. 2, 6ier6j5z afioat; 6isd {. o. b;
haL1lhl elevator.
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- 1,91<-l,, n-.lI7I -7TFT y Y =
Two o.'gnt lights at the tug's mast
head aciear Indication that She had =
vessei ~ Tow, The st. Germain. he
says, parted her helm at the lasf mo-
mept, tnus causing the collision. The
damage 70 the Isl. Germain was so
great that she will be- patched M plv.
mouth and then be sent to France f5r
complete repairs. e 'o'
THE SHAPIRO MANUSCRIPT.
London, August 27.--Dr. Gcnsburr.
IN ms report to the managers of the
britlsh museum, declares the Shapiro
manuscript Of tue book Of Deuterono.
MED. . Wv
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-28

CoFrEE-Fir,n; better demand.
Suenr---Quief but steady; confectioners "A
az. prsnriated 5-l16ps His.
iics-steady with fair demand; Rangoon
lsl ss1s.. Palma 5ls: lava ~, all duty paid
i,ork-Steady and moderately active.
Iard---Stfong at s,G 3 ss<.
LIVE STOCK.
Npw York, Angus. 27.--Eeeyes- Receipts
for, two ,iays 6SiO. ma Ing "a i9l for The week:
market fairly active but shade OF In prices:
native steers sold at 8 0q6 10. wits tops . sos
= o. Texas aud Colorado stock. ~ al 10; the
General business was s 5Odb 50 Tor naive and
Z 30api 67I for range cattle.
suxpI--Keceipts ,iOy, making ;6,3)e for
tho ~, .k. market active and ilrm at an adj
vs.nce of iI6tlk on MI sold; common 10 good
sheen. yJg5 5g prime ti-xfra. 5'5@o ~;
cominon 10 prime lambs. 25.7 2j
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-28

4 TENAs FEvER SCARE.

Liverpool, August 81. - Cattle
brought here by the steamer Ontario
rom Montreal We're slaughtered, as
they We're suspected of being infected
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
New York.
New York.
NEW YORK, August 81 Government bond

NEW YORK, August 27.-Governmen bonds
firm.
STATE bonds--Dull.
Railways-Qu
In stocks, tire net result to-day was u de-
cline of h@2&, the latter for Lake shore, y.
on Oregon and rranscont inental and North-
ern Pacific preferred,s ~ on Northwestern,
ia on Central Pacific, IA on Canada South
ern, / on Northern Pacific common, aud 4 per
cent. on Memphis and Charleston. Reading
decline and closed Mass higher respectively
New York. August 27.-Money fairly easy
Mt 26o3; closed offefed2
Prime mercantile paper 53sCG8l4
Sterling exchange, bankablc sbills, rather
weak at S2y4; sight 50.
Three per cent. bonds-l03M.
Coupons, 41Ss--li39s.
Coupons, 4s--.l 1888.
Denver d Rio nde......................... 2l3a
Houston q Texas Central.
Kansas q ~, x
Missouri
Texas e. 2j1
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-28
A Jail iDeliyery.

Wilmington, Del. 27.--Five prison.
ers escaped from Dover Jail, including
two notorious negro burglars.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-28
GER MANY.

A TREATY RATIFIED.
Berlin, August 27.-The Bundesrath
unanimously approved the treaty OF
commerce between Germany ana
Spain
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-28

ERAN-Quiet but firm at 55cl7Ti;
HAY-In hir demand, prime IA on; choice
1000.
corroS SIZED ou.---Crude so9se summer
yellow refined iSSDtt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-28
Crocsery. Furniture and GLASS.

Powder-Blasiing, a keg, 81 65; Rifle. n rs N.
50 81; Rine a ~ DIS. bN 1.-The, NBt. lDs 81 IL
sshot-Ss 10 a silck: buck shot. s23j.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-28

porto 0oe 90: good 70 choice shipping . 900
~ common 20 medium fvtRf 70.
A, Snrrp-- Receipts pSp, strong and higher
iherior 70 fAir , 5ysDs %: good 70: choice 20.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-28

Furniture i,oadsteads, imitation walnut.
wood scat, " ucz, So 75a7 10; cane and rattan
sent 81 00d9p 90, cane seat dining, si2 6l 10 on;
Childs and rockers, IS 0DGoi2 ~; large rock Ing,
I SO, Mirrors. arch tops, \, doz, So a06fl IL 10;
Fables round, s2DoeSS " ISL leaf, 81 5u6p5 80:
Safes, each. 80 2,6o7 no, Bureaus, sS 5Den20 o.;
wash stands, 81 2op5 80; bed springs, 81 1901 30;
Baby Carriages, ~ 50dD2U
CrocRery-W q teas, v doz., 81 eo0bi 10, w q
plates. y, c(Gsl O0 w u dishes, 81 ODeps 10; w u
ewers aud basins, sii BOO ~ ST. w q bow AZ,
81 25nl 70; assorted crates, s55 00d75 %.
Glassware-Lamp chimneys, No, q, crimp
No. 2, crlmp top,p doz., 6oc; A,gand, n dox.,
800; Goblets, "A doz. 95c6psl AZ: rumblers, v
doz 500l65c; Bar tunblera, ., doz, S5cmel %;
Candy lars. 20 pOQQl U0- Lamps 81 6OG ~ 90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-28

LIVERPOOL, August ~ - Cotton spot
cotton closed unchanged, with demand free
" met. .ales S,ni bales, American 0,0O0, ex-
American 2,ooo.mddling upiapds, 81, Or
leans 81.
Futures closed quiet 2S4 points higher.
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Chicago.
LIVE HTOcE

cu,cAoo. Aug st Receipts.
900 strong and active: natives nrner; eI-
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Poultry and Eggs.

POULTRY Hens. 81 7j1es W per dozen;
roosters, -----------; halfgrown chickens,
~ uke2 3, Turkeys, s. Ooss w; Geese, s. VI
4e3 10; Ducks, " 5Ot3 W.
Eoos-Per dozen, lSc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-28
Meats and La,~',

MEATs--Sugar cured haps. l5c s.. C.. G. II.
Eacon, l3lIc; \. G. u. 5. meat, 81: Long clear
bacon, bls; short clear bacon, Va.
LARD--Tierces. 9Nc; hf. bills, lac: 10 ana
80 ~ tins, 0]ac: 10 ID TINS, l0Mc; 5s tins, lOi1c;
ID tins l0l5c.
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FOREIGN.
'"oody Ansi-Jswish Rists m H..-.-.
" Troops Unable 70 sappres. 1nsr,
FRANCE.

FRANCE.
HoNoRs TO DAouERRE.
Paris, August PA statue 10 ~
inventor q the daguerrotypcs was mn.
Yelled at his birthplace, CarmeilIis
near Argertuel, yesterday.
HELP FOR IscHrA.
Paris, August 27.--A grand fets was
given yesterday at the TuilIeries oar.
zen zen under the auspices of the press of
Iaris, the proceeds to be devoted 10
aid the sufferers by the recent earth
quake IN Ischia. The receints
amounted to 100000 francs.
THE ORLEANS PRINCES.
Paris. August 27,-The Orleans
princes have gone TO Frohsdorf to at
Iehd the private funeral service of the
late Chanbord.
WANTS PEACE.
London. August 27.--The Times SAYS
France really desires peace, and the ar
ticie OF the North German gazette at
lacking her was wanton aggression.
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driven from their houses ~ tl. names.
Irniess rain falls fhe Whole district.
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New Orleans.

NEW ORLEAN Ms, August q. Sight exchange on
New York 50 per ], % premium; bankable
bills Sol Szia.
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SPAIN.
ALroNso's MILD nEpuKE.

ALFoNso'S MILD REBuKE.
Madrid, August 27.--Among the
troops which King Alfonso reviewed
at Lagr5no, Saturday, was a regiment
of the Numaliera valley which partici-
pated in the late revolt. The king adj
dressing this regiment rebuked it for
mutinying and urged the men to be
true to their country, SO that Spain
might be able to hold her position
among the nations. At the end OF the
kings remarks, the regiment cheered
him heartily. Alfonso has arrived
here.
DISLoYAL TROOPS.
Madrid, March 27.--The loyalty of
some of the troops of Valencir having
been susI ected, u number of their Of
ticers were transferred to Madrid.
ALFoNso's VISIT.
Madrid, August 27.--It is officially
announced that the king will visit
Germany.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-28
Groceries.

COFFEE AND TEA. = COFFEE Firm
common, SC; ordinary, slSc; fair, H5.c. prime
Rio, lc fancy, nc; Cordova, iOl6c old gov
ernment Java, sc. TEA-Imperial, 4Usg'0
guDpowder, 5000.
sUoAR--Very firm; Louisiana pure white,
fancy yellow clarified, 9lsc; open kettle su
CARS, choice, SIC; standard A., 0s4c; STANDARD
granulated, l04 Louisiana OF GRADUATED,
lol4c powdered, l0Ac; cut loaf l0I6c
MoIAssEs AND molasses,
prime To choice, 420n55c: corn syrup, 42ODijc.
RICE LouisIana, 8S401716c.
Fish ackeIel, lUft kits, No. ], ellis; No
2, o. %; half bbls., No. l, S7.0e No. 2, $500
White fish, No. !, hlf. bbls., S7.25; No.2, $500.
Dried herrings, per box. ACC. Cod fish; SIC.
SALT-Coarse, In bags $780, fine IN bags
-: lake, Ia hat hoop sols., sl2,0o2.s 40; pc ck.
els tlIc.
CANNED G0oDs.--Prices per doven: Pine
apples, standard, Sl.90; Peaches, standard, =
lbs, Si.65: 3 lbs, s2,2bd2.bO: seconds. y ibs.,
$3.50; 8 Ds., $40 Tomatoes. standard, 2 MS,
si.2e seconun, 2 !bE.. 81 10; lbs., 5i.b Green
corn, $ll0@l.65. Green peas, sl.35; Govse-
berries, 81 .lbsa ~: Raspberries, 81 20; Cove
oysters, fun weight, h.. sl;lS D.; s2lV; light
weight ~, Csc; ~. ela salmon, D.,
sl.35m Its; Sardines. American, $3.50 case;
imported, $1,000 case; Strawberries. b., u 80;
Black berries. sl.2j Green Cages, 81 81, Con-
densed milk, crown, 90; Eagle, 1915; Swiss
500
sUSDRIEs Starch, &c. Soap, common
4l1c; German olive. b4c. Candles, fun boxes,
l6c; nalves, Ice; quarters, 1dc. Indigo. sI.VOb;
81. 406sSo.5J dozen. Mnccaroni imported, loeb;
American. $50 box. Buckets, two hoops,
$40 dozen; well buckets, $40 dozen. Broonis.
9l.-5Se3 Is dozen.
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TIE AN.ILkwIsu:R1nrs

st. Petersburg, August 27.-Advices
from Ekalerinoslar, the scene OF the
recent riots against the Jews, says
three hundred and forty-six houses
were wrecked and plundered during
the progress OF the riots. The less sus-
tanned by the Jews was GIL 900 roubles.
Fourteen Russians who Were wounded
by the troops in quelling the outbreak
bave since died, making total killed
of twenty-eight. Numerous cases of
Jew batting are reported elsewhere.
The police and troops are acting with
energy in most instances. At Bercha-
di, however, eighty houses of the Jews
We're fired. These families are without
shelter and suffering great privation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-28

s.e
The Prairie Stock
nIsp., county filed u
bling to 100000 was
al bonds held by
IEssturned over to
,s of which the
a fund gets
University 500, SOP,
ge $l4,9sO, the bal
syllm.
santies sent in their
today: Chambers,
a Victoria and La
died at Lampasas
kff:30 o'clock. His
daon a special train
Gbe buried from
lurh tomorrow ut
receipt of the
] death here
Ents Closed and Gov
the following dis
ke:
ham with deep re-
n Mtiov. Pease. j
,o or S ySS a. st tba
Nh Who c', nav y \ a,,,
N, o%s j. lay ill., ILL.,
M y ca'iIol IwP'nec
hail s y ,ss b vu.uinS
Il r !, - ss, rguse CO.. ~,
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Feesisiuns.

HAY New country loose from wag9/
q 10e8s on per ton: Corn. cauniry, S,@G
Oats, country. 2j6s0c; Bran. 70 per iVs Cbops
81 rs per lv0. Barley, SogS,.
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FgD|TTION.
|rscpsIsrI.

50. A..in.,
me charges
Other D''s
sslsN
%.
~ ,,,,,.t eT--Cniied
y, A'us''i,h on a special
GOsl!' ns w'ca,ping at II
10 inl, ',,sy. attorney OF
..' Mp njIssy,. 49,,
ans, 4. s y, released CHS
"a rails diving bond.
,alslIn WI vhich Mace
u las11% sreaarhetl bv
q " the Tbe cargo
df''ssss- steel raiIs.
t&$ yit,,weniv.seven
ID a. '"S Ihs man
pl'1'., 40 steam
dN'R q ,n .ne C SsNau
bs SlIt Sa.b ,ta her
nsn !, y = Wharf.
ia sa'~'lS''' "'
III ~ p Dod-
n p s sl,u M,exjbcyan
orIe p .n ,'., we r. The
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-28

country uniy noutsl fvssa !,
The Mexican ccuinsl railroad nv
cof,xleicd IL track 10 the fi'v>4e ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-28

PRODUCE.
sr. Louis, August 27.-Fiour-- Easter for
rS Ssa gsancs and more done: family . Soxs pt
wmsAr-..opened unsettled lower adj.
ya q and c.osed higher; No. red ci,ss
,onN--Slow but better; iss.,a sss: cash. "a
September. t0ss October. N
oars Dun mo essirri a,aai,s cash; sS bid
september; ssN October.
PROVISIONS.
wnrsKr--Steady atlil
CORN MnAL-Qulet at22)
rnovis, oSs.-,t irn,er, more doing.
,BscoS--long clear, 2sa7 sss>G short ribs
IARD--S bid.
BULK MEAr5--Nominal
LIVE sroCx.
CATrLE--R eceipts. $50; scarce and ilriner;
Texas and indian steers 21sd Is, bullsuf the
sales NJ a7au4,o; top grade natl es T5iq0 o.;
other shipping grades ,ancc 1905 so. -
SuNrr--kr ceipts 1870; goUd srsdes steady
and fairdemsnd; others slow: good 10 choice
soo@' common to medium So&s u.
Kansas city.
PRODUCES.
KANSAS CRY, August 27.--wuEAr---
quiet No, red, ss,s bid cash: Ss,s@ssk Sep.
Cons Weaker; Is cash; ssls bid September:
~ bid October.
LIVE STOCK.
tfArrLE--Reeeipts 800; market steady; ns.
tive steers, 1900 to 1900 pounds. sold AT 5 90.
s.ockers ana feeders, ava -5:. Texans,
lol, pounds, ; ioletqS9s.
SnkKP-- Receipts, 40 market unchanged;
ranging nom o. to5W1.
Now Orleans.
PRODUCE.
NEW ORPHANS, August g7.-FLouR-Flrn;
high grades 3 256sS o..
Corn Quiet; inissd 90 white held elsos.
oats--lrregula'; Western ivaS4-.
PROVISIONS.
CORN MEAIs--Quiet and steady OF . t5s2 90.
PoRk--Fair demand and prices lover at
IARp--Quiet but steady; tierce o; key s,S.
BULK MEA1s---Fair demand but at lower
rates: shoulder 6S,
BACoN--Shouders dull and nominal, ~;
long clear and clear rib easier 7fzaf7's
HAMS sugar-cured quiet and ilrn,; choice
carNassed 1901.
WnIsKY-Firm and unchanged: Western
ieetfed, iial2o.
corFEE-->troug and active Rio cargoes
common to prime, IssMioas
SuGAR--Qu,et and steady fully fair, s;
prime sts; yellow clarified, SenSts.
MoLAssKS-- Dull: centrifugal, sUSl.6
RicE- Dull at 1856.
fEEpsrurfs.
BRAN Quiet but firm at 75Cl7Tl,,
HAY-In fair demand, prime Il o.; choice
1000.
CorroS SIZED ou.--Crude sO@se summer
yellow refined 4Sepii.
LOCAL MARKETS.
lNote--Quotatioas are tor lots, unless 9th.
rwise sta ted.
Good middling ..... ................... ~,
Strict middling...... "
MiuullAg ,,.,.,......,",......, o.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-28
LOCAL MARKET.
Staple Dry Goods.

HEAVY BRowN CorroNs--Net 90 days-En
lerprise, a., "a; Langley, ~, ~; Langley ~
8lS; Atlanta, ~ Z,
FINE Blown CorroNs--Appleton R.i-i, 7s6:
Bangor ~, 8tE; boot q A., 6IS; Bedford r., 81
in, 81; Pepperel r., ~.
BLEACHEDCoTroNs--Ne 90 days onsdale
~, ~. LANCER 81, 81; Blackstone A A ~, D,
Cabot A., s; Boot T. ~, 50; Our own rs, So
DRILLS Black aud brown from, g9<et Is.
BROWN DucKs-Ione Star soz., II; Mag
nolia, or, llle; 10 o., 10.
coLoRED DncKs-boston o.p.,ieil; Concord
brand 10 o., 10.
TIcKIsG--Conestosa, gold medal 1917; Ban
gor fancy stripe No. 1, ills; Omega, A. y. A.
| lB%; Thorndyke, 9,s.
CHEvIoIs-Adriatic. liis; American nc; Ar
lingtons, ~ to 81; Apron checks, Va TO l0E
| HICKORY sTRiPE--lIamilton, blue ans
black, NC; Rock river, W..
| PRISTs-lIart"ts, 5IHc; Spfagues. Size; Con
Devon dress styles, l0sl2; Eariesion, -
| book fold, 8J{sp9lS;.
CoTroN DKEss GooDs--Dibege, &c; Alpaca
lusters 9@lJisc. Brocades, 7Isc.
BLANK rs saddle blankets, 81 0061 u 90 pei
doh.; grey blankets sl.25, 100, Z 5ta5.N: en- t
white blankets, f2.2o, 40, t.0oGDi2.00 encn
scarlet blankets, 800, 9.00dsic.,w each; Cali.
fornia Blankets, $500, 7,oU6pl250 each; silver
grey blankets, s2.25, 2 750D3.6J each; lap robes
6.U0GS}U0 each.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-28
Wool, Hides, Eto.

WOOL Medium, according TO grade, qualIt
and con difion, ~ 10 &c. Hne according 10
arade, quality and condition. Is 10 Y; course,
according 10 grade quality and condition. Is
quail y and condition. II To 10. Mexican, nc
cording 10 grade, quality and condition, 10
TO ID; bury, less, according To amount OF
burrs
HIDES No. i, heavy flint, dry y n lsc; No.
2. heavy flint, dry, y II lie; No. /, light flint,
aged, N &c: fallen hides isq2c less; dry saltsd,
y n loo; green saited. N 10; green butcher, v
bic.
skins, n n 2ja2j; antelope skins, y 70 iDqels
goat skins, each 1905: sheep pelts, according
to amount of wool, 2DcQpnp; shearllngs ac-
sheep Pelts, = ID G@l0c: Mexican sheep pclts,
improved, ll@i2c: Mexican sheep shcrlings.
~ :
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-28
neutrality-suspicious.:
New York

sales 700: receipts, net. 2,.i2. net exports
oil: astwise; stock, I2,7i3.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-28

Futures opened firm, and were firm ca
second call barely steady on third and closed
steady SG7 points higher than ON saturday
mn Snlns
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-28
building Material

LUMBKR-f Rough lumber boxing II inches
and under, rirst class. si0 siriPpns. AK, ssl /;
boxing and flooring, clears, W.; timex clears,
~ and ~, s22; rough Iunber. second class
sla; joist aud scantiing, culls 80.
SipfNG-First roinmon white pine, s52 w
second do, y U; third do, 81; poplar, tN 5s ma
tive pine X go 10 do Y, s2s native r.ugh. SIS,
DRKssEp LumBEn--Boxlng ~ inches and
under, So Olap26 Vs do NM, VA VoMw V0;
scantling. joi,t or any eonimon lumber,
ga uHg2J OJ boxing over IL inches, ny ~
~ %: chick clears, ~ 10 " and :, t20 tO9B W
secos 4 ciass any Kind, SIS t0e2l o.
DRESSED AND MATCHED FIsooKfN0--kirst-
class, SO: second clsAs, SCI.
WiitTEPIsE FUhHIsuInG LUMBER--lL, ~
and inch white pine, s7t inch do, 40.
/KfLIs0--BkADED on PLAIs.-Fjrst COM
Non white piue, ". sl.5o; I'd do, $50: I'd Co. s25;
Poplar, Y, $3.50, poplar, *, 25o; native pine,
X, s2ly. do. y. f25.
PorLAn LJmBrR.--iH, ~. and inch, IS;
sHIycirs-- White pine a, Is; do shaded A,
si.2j, do extra No. l., $40. cypress, best, any
brand, -; do no, >, u so DO So.s, $3.50. native
sawed heart, Si.Ss saps, $50.
PICK EIs.-White pine. dressed and beaded,
square or hat, 81 yellow pine do. 81 lafh, n.
LIME. CEMENT, Efc.--Iime. Austin, W-1e
per Dbl. Cement, Louisville or Hosenele, ~
her Dbl, Portland. 81 per BILL Plsster Paris,
New York or Michigan. % per Dbl.