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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-29
WAGE WORKERS.
Crowded out by Capital--NO Houses for
the People--Testimory Before the
Labor COMMITTEES,

Crowded out by Capitalize Houses for
the People---Testimory Before the
Labor Committee.
New York, August 2S.-The senate
committee on labor and education re-
sunied it's session to-day. VIM. Il.
Moody of Brooklyn, author of Land
and Labor" WAS the first witness. He
called attention to the fact that many
foreign capitalists We're purchasing vast
tracks of land in the south and west.
English Lords and French counts are
dominating over territory that was
three times larger than the
kingdom of Great Britain,
and by their system of
wholesale farming had driven Ameri-
can farmers from their homesteads in
to the rank sof wage workers. Rail
road despots had more power than the
feudal monarchs of Europe. and were
in possession of 29S, 100000 acres, an
area larger than Austria, Italy and
Switzerland combined. Wage work
ers were crowding the cities, and in
New York city there We're 10000
people occupying. square miles
Most OF the small farmers
are not able to secure decent COM
potency, as their farms are mortgaged
and they are gradually falling into the
hands of great capitalists. The only
remedy for this was the abolition Of
private property in land. The prices
of products are greatly enhanced by
the continually growing increase of
middlemen, who, recruited from. the
ranks of those who had no regular
occupation, as they had been
driven from their business
by the prevailing system
of labor. If the present system was
not abolished, prices would reach such
u height that the wage laborer would
be unable even to secure the absolute
necessaries of life. Witness contesded
that the small farmer could not cult
| vate his farm and profitably dispose of
his produce for the reason that he was
overrldden by men of greater capital,
who could supply mechanical labor
and had greater facilities of getting
their produce to the markets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-29
CRIMINAL CALENDAR.

'~sv kssnh Of Trivial law s.s,.z
'sse's Murder and suicide.
o, i.reienapcils, August 2s.--Jacoh
,H,,..uenoHiyts and Jacob Busch had !
'Sw sui this morning in the Justice
e s2 decided II the latter's favor.
. M,sse'ing Busch on the street about i
2 2 ci9ck Oldenbargcr drew pistol an 4
nseu, Killing Busch instantly. Turn.
,ng from Busch, he shot Sam Camp.
osi,, VINO was passing at the time,
plorooiy fstnlIy. HE then crossed the
street and putting the pistol to his
own nesd shot himself dead. 1t 4.
probable the shooting OF Campbell was
aoc,uehtal, as he was in no way con
nected with the suit.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-29
The saratoga Races.

Saratoga, August 2S.First race,
equity stakes for two year Odds, three
quarters of u mile. Lloyd Daley first,
Gfeystone second, Lafiin third. Time
LII.
ages. Cleaner iirst, aaxsatleIer
secopd, Wallenze third. line 2;s.t
Third race. three quarters OF nliie.
Lady Land won, Peart Jenliingsecoha'
Pope Leo third. Time l:lo.
Fourth race. handicap steeple chase
about two and three quarters OF miie.
Rienza first. Disturbance SECOND, Mlss
MouIsey third Time OLA.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-29
LAREDO.

sS'er In Custody-sincrlar Ex-
,s ~ Brevities.
Asazette.
kss Igust 2S.-Marshal Cos
rom Corpus Christi to-
nt a prisoner from that
M, Langdon, who is
'm passing counterfeit
E. s.s Of the military tele-
Is. here and Browns
d Me other night is suppo.
&yNSwk OF an incendiary.
b. Svunell expect to begin
audT Grading for the Inter.
H.. neat Northern railway
seas.M d Meir, Mexico, Is
kIss Kissing finely .
M ], SIMILAR J, to canonadipa
J ti,l,.aae Mexican side Of The
M h M Of Carbon, thirty
fiernaiii,a,.eh of this division
I'D i n I'M and Great North.
|ctheru' n We International and
was several hours late
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-29

INV QRbrAxs. August as FxouR- Firns;
hiah grades 1850, ~
Corn quiet: mixed co. white held 81 A62.
Oats--ftesicr. western GOAL.
PROVISIONS. tH
CoRx MrArs-Quiet ana steady ~ 4saa 50.
roRK--Fair demand and prices low or At
B2s.
LARp--luiet but steady; tierce Q; key ~.
rates. shoulder 6S.
BAcoS--shoulders dull aud nominal, ~
long cicnr and clear rib easier 1X6nTjs,
canvassed lS@li.
rectihed. li&t "a.
CoFFeE---tropE and active; Rio cargces
common to prime. 7a1eSl0Sz
sreAi--ouiet yellow clarified, lower Tsk
McLAssss---Dull; centrifugal, .o@se.
RiCE-.- Dull at 3g{aN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-29
GAINESyILLE.
IN T clephone Line-TwO Daily
6lupapers-- Court Items.

a. Telephone Line-TwO Daily
ispapers--C Court Items.
ybs GAZETTE.
ksik August 2S.-Our little
beginning to assume a more
appearance than heretofore.
i coming in slowly. The
AMRd fairly opened vet.
telephone line between
laN and Burlington, via
and Montague, is now in
Of Constiuctiop. The
" probably be completed in
tnf weeks
|silY Independent was flung to
eze Yesterday evening and
bgfEe afisfaction. 1t will be
Film.
GlnorH that the Register Pub
COMPANY viii start d daily in
eys. Ii this be the case,
will assume II genuine
foocnl. How long this viii
|zn not say. The daily Regis
Fppear on or about the tenth
|bonth.
sSn for a new trial in the
gainesville National bank
met ais, after being ably
5nnnsel on both sides, was
P@the Judge.
kof the state VS.. Jack Gil.
fgrder of VIM. Mitchell is
II. :
|rO'Farree bought 400 head
mm Cross 4 Rice at Sl5. OF
They are for ranch purpo.
5; Martin Of Henrietta, is
p the city,
|rcus having spent several
! MS family III this place,
Wichita Falls this evening
ne his duties as clerk In
ary goods store of thai
q y, Of Woodford, KY. cam,
Ways ago with forty head o
E n, rams and three fine
y, thoroughbred, which h,
se'l In this market.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-29
Forest Fires in Maine.

Bar Harbor, Me-, August 2S.--An
extensive forest fire Is now raging be-
tween Seal Cave and Great Pond, ten
miles from Bar Harbor. The western
side ofthe island is burned over some
1000 acres. A force of 200 men sue
ceeded in surrounding the. burning dis
trict with ditch, thus preventing
further damage. The Are is now be-
lieved TO be under control.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-29
Poultry and Eggs.

POULTRy- Hens, q 7oVY % per dozen:
roosters, ------------; halfgrown chickens,
eps "; Ducks, 81 5tse8 %.
EG0s--Per dozen, I8c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-29
The Colored Conyention.

Little Rock, August 2S.--The Col
ored state Convention adjourned to-
day after two days session. Dele
gates were appointed to the National
Colored Convention at Louisville, and
u committee appointed to look after
the interests of the colored people in
Arkansas Among the resolutions,
was one reciting that no white man
was ever hung In any state for muir
dering negro.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-29
SwRETwATER.

A Boy Thrown from = Horse and Seriously
Injured.
special 10 the Gazette.
Sweetwater, August 2S.--Tom Trom-
mel's little boy Walter was thrown
from horse this evening and lies in
very critical condition. Physicians
entertain but little hope OF his re-
covery.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-29

WHlsKY--Rectifed al iOol50, ~ per proof.
sour mash, ono year old. q 90 two yearsold:
s2ooa2 u; three years old q 6oe2 rs: fancy
extra old whisky s&4D5,
WrNEs---Claret. case M 5ptDl080 ~ pcruual-
lty; CMtawbA, per gallon, $50 So Port, 81 alde
3 20; sherry, per gai., 81 zoos o.; Madeira,
per gal, 81 sSdp5 co. White wine. In caseF,
"a Oosol0 w.
CHAMrAarr--G. H. Mumm a CO., Extra
Dry, tS1 0Ass2 90, Heidsick, In basket, go coo
= "; Krug, IN basket, t2S 0o@2s 0o Domestic
champagne, 81 00Snlt 90.
ALE-steek Ale, per doS., "a oo@a as; Porter.
per dox., 81 V0G2 -.
BorTLEp BEEn--St. Louis quarts, yl2 %; pts,
s2 N Budweiser, own size, ol8 %, pintH
ia 0G Erlrnger beer, Querts, ei3 % pints
sls 50; 6chlitz Milwaukee,, quarts SIS 81. pints
e1S 90. Hub Punch ala 10
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-29
EAST INpIEs.
THE VOLCANIC ERUPTION.

Batavia, August 2S.--The eruption
of the volcano in the island of Kraka.
too continues. North Bantall in Java
is covered with ashes, mud and stones.
Crops are ruined and roads and bridges
damaged. The European quarter of
Angler and the Chinese camp at Me-
rak are swept away by All overflow OF
the rivers. A tidal wave also swamped
the lower quarters of Batavia.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-29
ENGLAND.
M'DERafo1r's TRIAL.

Liverpool, August McDermott,
charged with having been connected
with the dynamite conspiracy, WAS
further examined to-day. 1t was
shown the prisoner was connected with
the conspirator Featherstone, recently
convicted, and that card of the latter
Introducing McDermott to Dalton.
another conspirator, was stitched to
the collar Of a dress coat which was
found in McDermott's box.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-29
SPAIN.
ALFONSo'S VISIT.

London, August IS. The London
Netos correspondent at Madrid says
ministers who are opposed to King
Alfonso's visit to Germany argue that
1t would be more polite for the king
to surrender the idea because Of the
umbrage France would take If lie car
ried il out.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-29
EGYPT.
A RELIEF FUND.

Cairo, August 2S.-The minister of
the interior has started fund for the
relief of families of the victims of chol-
era. Large sums are furnished. The
English troops in Egypt willsubscribe
oneday's pay.
DEATHS AT ALEXANDRIA,
Alexandria, August 2s.-Twelve
cholera deaths Yesterday
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-29
CAPE COLONY.
n,noNNEII,s TRIAL.

Cape Town, August 2s.--The crown
will demand that O'Donnell, who
killed Carey, be removed to England
by warrant issued by the governor of
Cape Colony, under section 81 of the
Imperial fugitive offenders act.
LATER.-The supreme court rejected
the appeal OF Donnell TO be put on
trial here. O'Donnell sailed for Eng
land to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-29
GALVESTON.

Inc Mardi Grss Committee Gutheridgs's
Possible Successor.
Special 70 the Gazette.
- Sal eston, Texas. August 2s.--
me committee In charge of the
iorth coming Mardi Gras fcstlvitios
nave met with very fair success in coli
lecting money.
Joseph II. Wilson, a Galveston at
torney, Is talked of rs successor to u.
.. District Attorney Gutheridge.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-29

peras per y, 2et; castor oil per gal. l xsAi 10;
cinckonida, per o., pNs %; CASTLE soap
pound, $50 ~, chalk, lump. per pound, AZ 4,
caiomel, 7. : w, per pound sesSo, calomel,
drate. ssspt E chiorofoTE. ocss i: ccmr W.
ton powder. $1,000 dovers powders, 4oat 81;
EPSON salts, per pound, Sdp5; gum opium, per
pern" 81 kum Sa@hpnor, ssS m0rpnln .e
qutninc, II. & W., per o., rs; quinine, Ger
man, per Or, ~, quinine. German, case. per
OIL IS -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-29
TURKEY.
PRINCE NITIKA.

Constantinople, August 2S.-The sui
tan has pressed Prince NitilSa, the
Montenegrin ruler, to prolong his visit
here. The impression is gaining
ground that it is the intention of Mon
tenegro to oppose the further advance
of Austria into Turkey.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-29
IRELAND.
THREE BAKERS ARRESTED.

THKEE BAKEKS AKKESTED.
Cork, August 2S.-Three bakers
were arrested here charged with
.concealing arms and remanded for
week. A rifle. revolver. bayonet and
an internal machine was found in pos
session of Deazy, one OF the Liverpool
dynamite conspiratoY, discovered on
the premises where the prisoners
worked.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-29
Pntnts. on. and ynrui.bc.

PAINTS, per n--white lead. 7,Se d; yellow
ochre, dry, SCI burnt amber In OIL $50: dry, Tc.
OIIS--Hoiled iinseed la bbls., 80 per gall
raw sc; neatsfoot, prcpsi; nsh, todpSsc, spirits
turpentine, Csc; coal oil. s5 cases, Brilliant,
y vi Brilliant. bbls.. loo; Brilliant l2l, s. ~;
Ito, - 81 &t0ri 70; 20, 81 10, Eupi9n, bbiE Csc.
PEI. gallon. .Euplon, - cases, vi VI lard oil,
e., !eoeS5c; West virgidia, 2et25c.
VARNIsHEs- 6Oc@0 rs Der nal:
coach varnish, u .s 20 70. M -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-29
FOREIGN.
y 3hlA rnArcr,


= HfrrION OFlANNAM.
rnris August 2S.--The emperor OF
Ahnam has not yet accepted he treaty
submitted to him by Harmund the
french civil commissioner. hut will
probably accept In addition to the
conditions before announced The
treaty requires guarantees that the
-, Iench protectorate be recognized over
~ vi AMMAN, The success of the
T lencn IN Amman has rendered China
more hostile to them. Chinese troops
continue to arrive on the Yunnan
ironier. Gen. Thebaudin, min
lster OF war, has returned from tour
OF inspection Of fnrtresses on the east
ern frontier and will shortly proceed
70 the Alpine frontier to examine the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-29
ITALY.
A Fight WITH BRIGANDs.

A FIGIIT " It'll BNIGANDS.
Rome, August 2S.-An encounter,
has taken place between brigands and
the police near Cataranzaro. Chief
Riccor and policeman were killed
and two policemen wounded.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-29
Liverpool,

IhvERpooI, August 2s. = Cotton = Spo,
closed dull and castor Mt unchanged, quota
TONS .ales Z, q, bales, American 5.lUu, ex
port and speculation SUI: imports $40
American $50; middling uplauds, 55s, Or
Ieanx5L.
Futures closed quiet az points higher.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-29
|i|1I|i'||5|Di|ITI0N!::
[lslN 40 Z

-. MONEY 10 County
-As s,r'"',.rtmsnt
~ ~ -, :,
|7 S''
. (, ss,et's. , =, eating q,
2 =. . ,,sust :'S.--A. = h, sei,,vi - :
w. nSSssducailon tne ioiio"ins
barl y .,a
ie eIs.' lnquIrless' a are 81 Pe the board
(he =, ,ssoa the inve p,, 1Na %
ealiSSI' oSuasn county y, pv 'I,I.s, 4,
heo' IN k iesoiveu ~ nav !, -
t'ms. y copstitu tions'' "siaeii'' I
epS ~. ~ Nich lnvest;nen. II, Il
nsSsSSsd OF a cuuoa ,,esente,l
e, III silednty po,,ua a - ;tb he
~, corslaiiu Z ;o NJ nf The
~ Y IA b the opihloi' % 'n ~
pa xpt inteles. - .' -
MDcnds sho''lu NC -"
-, 10 -,
sTstel g s se'l t ,ne p ,oare
GI bonds, ous " ' ny h me I'd
snIle opinion , o. ' ne o ;ss,,.
TN sutlloI' /, !, Y ios;slat,,rc
M bnds, pu i.,s ., - ,5es ,,ower
siipcf we p ., at oiitI,or.
\, smenadinSena.r y. in this
zmch ooiiu "nu "
III will buy. n..,o,,
rent =, rolls 9!asto 9, md rioV Wise
~ recelvss ,,L 8 'n nnIiacs
all, Inc oo.,r :, :,
6Ihhan, Mltcheii anu
stIed. Increase oi .a'a :,
ear in the The o state 80 la 80
slsrtiary board IN SESSION W,
q the CONTRACT ~ ll'aue so'ii =,
sItll Virgins O 9 II IN
III ashop room ~ - uii.s. . =,
Idalso agreed 10 al.om coti o,.sas
yomrnish guards WIN ,i9ie 90
bOnth for each norse H. anu Loo y, "
Exceeding soo ior 'iie ieo"p
,caped TRUSTEES, ,,..,, oo,,,.
fsxas 4 Pacific railway oo ,,
| greed 70 pay .e eMpu ,ine
syei, that the pouhoaries pe
Mixed, the stare 1oappoinV 'i'e
~
sets 81 field notes were reo Ky
Fort Bend county to'aay .ua.
Ca located on some 1, olu s s,n,.s ?
~ md they foreSnauoW " law
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-29
New Orleans.

MONEY.
NEW ORLEANS, "a ugust .. slight exchange on
New York l0O9l5O per l,0M premium; stcr-
ling exchange bankable bills S2l5gt 81.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-29
CI,Ieago.


CuICACo, August MISUNDERSTANDING
$500. strong and active. natives hrmer; ex,
ports 6 40; Good TO choice shipping 8 so:
common to medium i0et4 10.
Sheep--R Receipts go; nctive aud firmcr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-29
RUSSIA.
THE CROP YIELD.

st: Petersburg, August os.--The
Official estimates of wheat and other
crops In Russia show the yield to be
generally satisfactory.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-29
WOOL. Hiles. etc.

WooL--SddiuAi according TO grade ,qualit
and con dillon. ~ 10 2sc. ane according to
arado, quality md eondition.l 5 10 ~; ooerse,
according 10 grade quality and condition. is
quail and condition, l4to i0 Mexican, ac-
cording 10 grade, qHality and condition, ~
70 TX; bury, less, according ~ amount OF
burrs.
HIDEs--No. !, heavy mint, dry v n isc; No.
2. heavy Mint, dry, y 70 llG No. !, light flint,
y y l9c; No. 2, Iisht tint, v y 70; badly dam.
aged, h be: fallen hides Isp2c less: dry aaited.
Y b lOc; green saitcds 70 D 70. green butcher, u
hoe.
pELTRrEs - Nominal. season ever. Deer
skins, v ID 2Js2,; antelope skins, y b i0lpis
goat skins, each ledSk sheep pcfs, according
to amount of wool, 2ocenp; shearllngs, nc
sheep re,ts, v N sQ,l0c; Mexican sheep pelis,
narrowed, ll@i2c: Mexican sheep sherlings,
10 =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-29
Hardware.

Nails. rates, 81 IS; Hoes, 50 y cent, on, A xes,
Collins, tln ol simmons, SO W; Hackinsa~k
shoes, " keg, s66E Bar Iron, 81 IS; Steel, 7c;
sheet Iron, No. q u, 6,ss Fence wire,
6.4@T1c, Tin. Plate, 1850. Trace
chains, % 90 v doy: Tinware, % n cent. an;
Cooking stoves, sli v0os5o 90: Fire mantels,
sioo0@go %; cotfos mills "a Y cent. on Ma
chine bolts % Y cent. on; Oarriage bolts 70
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-29
BrsadstuFs

FLOUR easier--Stanard's royal patent, * 50
v bbl.; sacks, 81 s,at3 10 u lJ lbs. Corn meal
81 30: Oatmeal, y hidf bbI, IS %: crack ed
wheat n ~. &c: Crackers: X soda, 6016Sxc, XXX
heda, Gal7; XXX soda, 1907 lxc; cream soda,
ss4@ivl4c; X lemon creams, oCey14c; X ginger
snaps. SAB &c. Xxx, wa i0c assorted cakes a nd
jumhles. l31iSI4c. Wheat In lig4t receipt;
zoe ssl, AZ TO quality and condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-29

sparks from a locomotive. over fear
miles are burned, and fhe dire Is sfill
extending. The district ~ sIsArseiy
setfI.d int several fansllies were
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-29

Bark, Cinnamon, per pound, A8s0o. bark,
lseis; Bi-oarbohate OF soda per y, ss<os; p.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-29
ANOrHER MANlrrsro.

faris, August 2s.--It Is said that
lrince Jerome Napoleon intends to
puphsh a manifesto TO be issued coin
ciuent with the funeral of Chambord.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-29

en- tnis morning.
I'VE heard some persons Ia CONVERSE
finn The Missouri Pacific depot to-day
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-29
Meats and Lard.

MEATs--sugar cured hass, L5o /; s. g. G, II.
Bacon, lsl9c; y. g. D. =. meat, 81; Long clear
bucon, 81; short clear bAAJn, ~
LARp-Tierces. gNc; hlf bhis., lsc: 40 ana
SOD tins, p7Sc: IL b tins, l0Nc; 5b tins, iUyec; 3
D. tins, l0i%c,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-29
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
New York.

New York, AUGUST 2s.--Money2.
Prime mercantile paper s&@Bn.
Sterling exchange, bankable bills, quiet
NJ 4 ~, sight 4 S5i5.
Three per cent. bonds-loSN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-29
saddIery and Mnrness.

sgIRTINo;--No. !, California, per ib., ~ 10
sSc.; No Gaiiiarnla, per ~. ~ 70 y cta.: ~.
per h., 80 10 3s cts.
u ARaEss.- Wagon, short tug. sia ooa2o 90;
""sD iok ss n. mi stock Ell sle 90:
Wagon, extrs wool, UoO@25oo; Duck colts.
BsfpLns-B Blind, per dox., 90 5o@l2 50; "
Filings, No. ex., per don, * 5Seplo VI. -
SADDLES. Raised stamped Cal, sp00d175 no:
Plain tal.. f2O,N9 V "; No. loose courses
or Love, sl2 oealySD No. Austin rigs. laced
s2o OoA,3 w; Full rigs, black, IT 5vGtl2 50; VI
rigs, black OF. oiled. 600 q 1910.
5000 "; Toe fenaers, 5OGs5y.
sruss.-I:ureka, per dozen PR % 90, indian.
anols, PEI dozen, u, Mexican, 5-in; iuwei
Iran Pin rowel, go; Arx,ean s-inch rowei
eoycrcs, 800; 'caliiornia, less straps, lSW0
LEoorses kip, 4 1895 Can. 10 ooal5 90;
Chapperel, 6OWlVW
Bniidinc Material
LunnFn- Roush lumber boxing. ~ inches
and under. frst class, $40. stripping. Hx9, vi
~ and -, sl; ronsh i1neber, second class:
q saiinHrsc-rirst common While pine, $50 50;
second do, q third do, Ell poplar, 81 " nac
Ys gs IL x DO XII s4 sinssss ana
scan.ling. joia OF any common Lumber,
S,s % boxing Z, eye !. ns 81 ccS
seco.d class. any Kind, SIS UOop2l TO-
DHKssEo AND MATCHED FLooKIk0-First-
WHfTKpfNk FURNISHING LUMBKR-i5z, IL
and Inch white pine. $40; inch DO; sa5.
CkiLing-hnApEp !, OF p.AIs ~ r. con- m.
p %sa %s pSps i Il s aH Il sI <;
X, ss.56s do. II. sA5
fYrIAa .1sssa.---i,s, ~, and . inch, s55;
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,,nsuington. Septcint
P,..nsaeola navy yard y
Lew caser Of yellow levi
inciusiin4 two marines.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-29
Now York.

New York. August q. --spot cotton closed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-29

tics Lewis rus morning ne WIS re.
leased on bond oftwelre hundred
dofisrs. ShaS Eady Is an Englishnun
and we are informed has besn3in this
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-29
Ammunition,
Crooksry, F,.,n,,nrc und (,ln,,.

Powder lastiHs, y keg, q G5; Rifle, "a rs y.
% g. Rifle, y ,2iS fbs., 81 Ride, w81 ts 81 ~
Bhot--sl 10 4 sack. Buck shot, s2SS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-29
New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, August 2S.--Spot cotton
clnael q ulet md unchanged: sales i2h.
Galveston.


GALVESTON. August e Cotton Spot
cotton closed steady and unchanged. Sales,
ll01 bales, M
Ordinary rs
Good Ordinary ...,.............,..........." ssa
Low Middling--....,,....,..... Va
widdiing :,.....,....,..t-'. .. .,i,.'" Y %
Good Midd'ing.. l5-l6
Middling Fair .....,..,....,........,.l0 l-i0
Futures opened barely steady, and were
duh on second cal. very dnll On third and
closed steady; August and February l@2 up;
others 2tG5 down sales 800
Closing quotations.
September ,,.........................9 100 rs
October.... .................... y Ovsg R3
November .......... q G7Ag 70
Decem 9Tsga 81
January ... ,................... ....... y g2a0 Va
February 0dGl0 10
March ..'.............,..... ......-.oiO i7gl0 ~
April....., ........,...-.-..... .,,.,.'-"'.'-
Receipts $50, net exports none; stock
1888.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-29

ur1x Nv. uoou wafer grass ana stock
protection, and open range arouna y thni
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-29
LOCAL MARKETs.


HEAVY BRowS CorToNs--Net 90 days En
terprise. A., "a: Langley, "A, Ia; Langley, ~
el6: Atlanta, Az.
FINE BROWN ppleton R.4.i, Tx
Bangor ~, 6lS; Root @ ~, az; Bedford r., II
In, So; Pepperel r., ~.
+ Observation-Disclosures 90 day s--L on sdalt
"A, W. LANCER ~, 5lS; Blackstone A 4 ~, g.
Cabot ~, 8; Boot + ~, 81; Our own rs, So
DRILLS Black aad brown from, 6s36a u
q BROWN DucKs-Lope Star Soz., IL; Mag.
nolia, = or, llls; 10 o., Is
CoLoRED DucRs-bo boston or. ,le,s; Cone ORD
brand 10 or, It,
TIoKrNG--t'onestoga gold medal, 1876; Ban.
gor fancy stripe No !, llls; Omega, A. y. A..
1917; Thorndyke, w.
CnRvrors- Adriatic, nv; American, 10; Az
lingtons, IA to 81; Apron checks, Va TO lul,
HICKORY STRIPE Hamilton, blue and
black, &c; Rock river. NJ
PRISTs-Hart"ts, SIC; Spragues, 5lSe; Cor,
Devon dress styles, losl2; Eariesion, 80.
book fold, S34@9ls;. sF
CorroS DRxss Goops-Dibege, oe; Alpaca
/ lusters adlUiSc: Brocades, 7l<c.
! BLANK Ts- middle blankets, "a GOA IL 90 pc,
dos; grey blankets sl.25, 30, 4 btHs.N ehct
white blankets, fa.2,, 100, 1000 1870 each
fornia blankets, 500, 7.senl2.5O each; silver
grey blankets, c225, 75ca3.5J each; lap robes
| t2.00ll $3,UO each.