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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-08
SAN ANTONIO.
Killed His Swcetheart's Father FOR Oppo-
sing the Niarriage--The Great storm
in the Southwest.


Special TO the Gazette.
san Antonio, september THE
shooting reported To have taken place
at San Marcos yesterday, occurred on
the San Marcos river, near Luling,
Caldwell county. Abner Ussery, son
OF the murdered man, tells the follow
ing story Sam Brown, who did the
shooting, is young man about TWEEN
ty-two or twenty-three years of age,
and has been employed bv the old
man Ussery at his cotton gin for two
years past. Ussery has a pretty
daughter named Gus5ie. Brown
saw and loved Gussie, but the course OF
their true love did not run as smooth
AZ their young hearts wished. The old
man tremendously objected Brown
and Gussie demonstrated with the OBJ
stinate parent, but to no avail. Brown
could not restrain his love aud deter
mined 10 marry or die in the attempt.
For this purpose he borrowed a SIX
shooter and went TO the residence of
his lady love early yesterday morn
ing. He demanded n note from
Ussery ON which he could
secure II marriage license
from the county clerk. Ussery refused
and high words passed, when Brown
drew his pistol and fired six shots. One
took effect in the old mans neck, kill
ing linn instantly. Brown left the
house and placed another cartridge in
his pistol and again returned with his
pistol drawn and cooked. Mrs. Ussery
was behind the door, from which hid
ing place she had witnessed the killing
of her husband. AS soon as Brown
entered the door again, she threw
his pistol upward and the
ball entered the ceiling. Abner
is of the opinion that Brown returned
to the house for the purpose of muir
dering his mother. After the shoot
ing Brown left quickly on horseback.
Abper Ussery was ut the gin one mile
| and "A half from the house. He, soon
as he learned what had happened,
started in pursuit of the murderer, via
Prairie Lea, San Marcos and San An
tonic, surprising that Brown would en-
deavor to escape to Mexico A special
| telegram to-day announces that Brown
surrendered to the sheriff of Caldwell
county at Lockhart yesterday.
Brown may have somewhat different
version Of the story.
There was n heavy rain here and
throughout this section, and indica-
lions are for much more tonight.
Teleprams from the far west and
from various points along the Rio
| Grande and points east satisfy that the
rain ho, been generally heavy All
the creeks are booming in the country
south. cs c,,.
saws that several pasture fences which
have withstood the storms from twelve
to fifteen years have. been washed
away. The prices OF sheep, cattle and
Horses have materially advanced.
Everything is rejoicing. AT nine p,
m tbe rain commenced 10 descend
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-08

:, bsrh, Cinnamon, per pound, 2ia80c; bark,
100 -; Ri-csiscnatc OF coda per 10, sL,ai. G. 10.
reras per ~, 29i: castor oil por si,l. i5t2l 50.
vinchonida, per OK, sNp %. CASTLE soap
pound, 5000; chalk, lump, per pound. 81 4
caiomel, T. * w, per pound, 79SS0 calomei,
English, per pound. 0u 25: chlornl nv.
crate, 7y@i IS; chloroforn,, aOs9 ]; compost
ton powder SttGiO devers powders, l0aii So:
epson salts, per pound, Sea5 gum opium, per
pound, -; gum camphur, 3OspS& morphine,
per oS, g 90; machine oil, golden, 5000
iuinine. L. & w. per os,, 81; 0u.nine, Ger,
mar, per o., 80; quinine, German. case, per
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-08
coNDEDITION.
waco.
Two Arrss's--Loc"l and Per-
LAS anal Gossip

49,. Arresis--Local ana ref
o. Las ANAL Gossip
' ss' ssDt sSsSf three o'cioek iii
fell mere ,ej,h 'V several good shower
Pg l ih ss,gIsssSd t returned from
| York to-ii,gSiaNhs & Steiner are
ne,rn,,are into the building
lng ,Ii" urn,SliS BY sparks Mallory ty,, 4
neSs u ureplntory to occupying
sts ,,,.l rS0 s'@d whitney base ball
.e Waco aS, rt game here to-day.
cluO , ha' Il Mr. b. lSfron were
e fanlll, m,oruing from eating
ntal wy ,,s .pyvn to the medical
fsA. l !. All at certain times
I n1aar' @ and u seems that TINS
cae oiihst@e.s'.. .,oa an ordinan 90
NY ~ allowing merchants or
pisil ~ VIA to sell goods on
r ola'p Thls strikes at The pea
deWIAi snJ frl,it dealers, but
g ~. s .rch goods will be s ,,, on
isra If ali the same as hereto
Il, golI. who skipped his bond
I .Isls p sInce. charged with the
ll % s,I 1lphs at the Horse Shoe
~, :. = winter, was captured near
~. AZ bronght here by Mr.. George
! a and lodged in the Waco jail;
B,Issby received $500 reward
X . boadsmeufor his capture.
nm Sheriff Baucum OF this coun-
'aysbt 10 Waco from the Fort
iii to-day man name Reese,
4 with embezzlement. Neese
- arrested in Tarrant county
ICED in iail ia Fort Worth on
,ljop that he was here.
N. c. Daniels has resumed his
Ejth Mr.. Charles Kophal, on
street.
IN boarding-house of Tony, the
81 money and goods supposed
Oen from one Jim Merrick, by
Ian named Cesar, but nothing
ui and Constable Ellison is of
that Cesar, like his wife, is
npielcn
anumberof Waco people went
kIcGregor ta.day to attend the
anniversary OF the town, which
e6raiedby barbecue and bas-
|ner
WIS a heavy rain on Hog
aboat Neil McLennan's, this
b.
ksd the pleasure of Il visit to-day
lL Irvine Mather, formerly of
Worth GAZETTE, but now of
|bume TehgrGm. He was ac-
ieaby bis brother, Mr.. j. w.
alarge sheep raiser of the
HI portion this county.
r. h. Sullivan, successor to j.
Ian, has opened one Of the
retail boot and shoe stores in
attbeold stand of Mrs. Le-
on Fourth street. lie keeps
ebebrands and sells at bot
bios He will maintain the
ioaof theold iirm-the best of
!he lowest possible figures.
Maggie Kendrick went up to
this evening on u visit to
lines Brazelton returned from |
thls evening.
Y. Rediield WAS among the |
passengers this evening ON |
sour Pacific.
-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-08

agaln IN torrents and the out,ool, l. FOR
d dn overflow. The heavens are yerv
from the East. w Is approaching
so' wne hundred and afy men wen,
south on the Interpntio"s, I'M, ,1'in Vel Wen.
road iupa'r the washouts on that
nearir " ,,s are said to amount to
work 'n,ee miles Of track and trestle
ning All telegraph wires east run
down f" TINS city, except one, are
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-08
WHITNEY.

A Negro snot by AN Onicer-Mangled by
the Gin Saws.
Special TO the Gazette.
Whitney, September Constable
Eubanks attempted to arrest % negro
last night. The negro resisted and
fired at him, missing him. The officer
returned the fire which took effect in
the negros right side and LODGED in his
back, wounding him seriously but not
killing BIN.
a man was fearfully mangled by
gin saws at FewelPs gin. He hap
pened to Get his hand caught in the
saws and before he could remove il his
arm was cut off at the elbow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-08
naii,ilng Material

I.usngR- .R.spgh lumber, koyjpg, IL A.sben
ANA under q sIt class, $40; silppipY 49,, w
hc.sing AZ Z flooring, clears, esS iihe4 clears,
~ and ~ 5n rough lufstsor, sece1aa class
81; Joist 'nr.L snantilng, crlis, SIG.
sIDirss-.Ytrst common white pine, ~ ~;
sscond do, 80; third do, So; poplas, 81 ~ ma
tive pp ie Nc sl2 10, do ~, s2f patlss Eensh,els,
DRB slIqg LuMBEit-- Boxing II Inches ana
under 81 e6D 0s 80 laSS, ~ Vetg5 70;
scant ing, ioi,t or sny common Lumber
sA v M2sOG boxing over Ia inches, s2tOo9e
u v ibiak clears, ~ 10 y sid 2, w vOoe" W.
ser. 3 a class any kind sls tJtD2l W.
AtgskgD AND MATCHED fL0oRiNG-flrBt.
Q, asa s2e: second class, sol.
WHITE PINE FURrIsHiNG LUhBBk-lZt If
and inch white pine, $40; inch do, 80.
CELISG.--BEApyD OR PLAIN--first com
mon white pine, X. $3.50; "a do, so. Sd do t2o;
poplar, ". az so poplar II, go; nativepine'
y'PorIAa LuaSkn...-iI4, IL, and inch, s55;
do inch. $50.
sn tsclks- white pine a, q; do shaded is. - a;
si.25. do extra No. 1, $40; cypress, best, any
brand. 50; do No. 2, $50 do NOD, St.bV NAIVE
sawed heart, ei.Ss saps, $3.50.
PICK EIs.--Wbite pine. dressed ana haaueu
square or Hat, 81: yellow pine do. s.i IAN, "a.
LIME, CEMENT, ETc.--Iime. Austin, ga
por Dbl. Cement, Louisville or Rose nale, "a
per hbl.: Portland 81 per bbi, Plaster PARIS
View York or Michigan. 50 per POL.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-08
M'GREG0R.
ng The First Anniversity of the
bantips of tho Parties.
the Gazette

og The First Anniversity of the
BantliDs of tho Pralries.
the Gazette.
scrl September This town.
Al me Junction of the Calves
fado d Santa Fe and Texas q
railway celebrated its first
NE i Today. Abeut $500 per-
different sections were in at
AZ an early hour a meet
'1siis was called and a process
y. This procession showed
1esree the intelligence, taste
asss tact of the citizens of the
lhelong line, a mile or more
Z represented the different
BUSINESS and profess
the town. A wagon
adorned and tastefully
carFledtwelve of McGregor's
uaidens each dressed to rep.
mohlh Of the towns exist
la Galveston brass band
~ imposing chariot drawn
splendid horses headed the
mscoursed sweet strains of
aguided by Messrs Bauerne
"sf, marshals of the day.
70 ihe place selected. A
address was most
,and forcibly pronounced
u aeiile Blande. Speeches
Y made BY Capt. Tom Blair,
" r, and DR.. McGregor
Tie table was covered with
au ss9 Oh naroecued meats, pies,
and all were cordially invi,
sSe' A little before dinner,
n saed Tor shower fell, when
repaired to town, where the
o WAY passed in n pleasant man
''s the celebration was an
's Y, and beyond doubt the
'hls town is some
sSnderfuI, even 70,
s s,s'slye state of ours,
pa w. not n house on the broad
Iapss many a'. tasteful and beau,
|o M ana imposing residence.
anrh " = OF over 1850 anC
ie'l ' . y !, business represented
dIslries" 4, y Dy a splendid agri
ps.t V'' It's future growth will
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-08
WILLS POINT.

An Attempt to Burglarize tho Bank
Slight Damage Done.
Special to tho Gazette.
Wills Point, September An at
tempt to rob the Wills Point bank was
made ON Thursday night by two par
ties The door was priced OPEN with
a crow-bar, and left in that condition
until morning. The burglars got
nothing rs can be seen, and nothing
was hurt but the door, The bank has
o time lock, which rendered it impos-
sible to enter. No suspicion is aroused
as to the guilty parties.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-08

Coupons s---l lHfs.
STOCKS.
Denver & Rio Ora ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2sS
Houston & Texas Central. ................ 50
Kansas & Texas. .................. 20 =
missouri ,.....,.......,......lb
Texas II so
New York, September 7,-Governments
steady.
Railroad bonds unusually active and n
general advance In prices We're recorded the
Imp, ovement ranging from - 10 2 per cent.
south Carolina incomes, Chicago & Ohio
! Courtney So, Atlantic Il Pacific incomes, ben.
Yer & Rio Grande co sols ana Western
shore q Buffalo first being most prominent.
Stocks active and buoyalt In the forenoon
with prices I<GlL.c higher Than
in The early part OF The afternoon, less active
and wide fiuctua ions in the last hour was
on first call quite firm, but about 2:l5 D. IN.
BEGAN TO decline and continued TO do su iill
the close, under which influence free sales
we've made to realize profits IL was reported
that frost In Illinois had damaged corn
slightly, and the bears took advantage OF
this annonncemepL 1. force prices down.
The Western linton was to report the ship.
ment of 500 shares OF stock 10 Lond.n FOR
some time ago for the purpose
of taking round amounts If stocks preparA-
tory 10 listing into LONDON stock exchange
shipment, II Is understood only portion Of
the stock was bought for the purpose named.
The Western Union VIII pay IT'S dividends ON
stocks held abroad ~ The Mercantile Trust
Company on London and II Is sta ed the
Gould Southwestern system of roads will
NEW York September 7,-R. G.. Dunn 4
Co.'S Mercantile . sency report that IN the
week just closing no. hing Occurredof chaF-
actcr adverse to the steady Improvement OF
trade. 1t 10 true that tne exchanges show
considerable declinein transactions, but this
may ice the result OF hesitation and enloar-
rassnent growing out OF the recent AeaTy de-
preston ia securities prcdueoe. liut. not
understanding this fact, figures show that tue
volume or business IL lsrge on the whole, md
larger than ever Def re ut about half the
leading centres outside of New York city. All
indications point to The fact tiiat tins general
business is getting into better shape stead
ity, an6 the assurance of good crops nod
faiF market abroad for our product Is sim
ulaeing most lines OF trade IN this city. The
dry goods Interests seem in the main healthy
ana tho demand is beginning 10 be quite
active. absorbing large quantities OF goods.
Ia the grocery ,rade the situation seems to
he equally favorable. The demand for Iron
continues slow and quotations arc abont
steady.
Considerable improvement ia the stock
market has had beneficial ELECT upon the
tone OF trade while ease of money and The
geneinlly favorable condition OF legitimate
business increases q feeling OF hadence
that the autumn trade will be u satisfactory
one.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-08
CAMERON.

Escape of Three Convicts-The Long
Drouth Broken at Last.
Special to the Gazette.
Cameron, September Three con-
victs escaped. from the guard this
morning. One of them named Bar.
held mas tried to escape on several oc-
caslons, and was once shot.
we have had a good rain to-day, the
iiIst Tor about two months. 1t Is too
late to be of any benefit to cotton, but
VIII help stock considerably.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-08
Wool, Hides. Etc.

| Wool Medium, according To gfnde,oual!
and condition, ~ 10 3ac: lnc according 10
ar-se, quality md condition.id 10 "; course,
according g grade quality and condition. %
TO 2gp; Mexican improved, nccordiIig 10 grade
quail y aud condition, "a "a io Mexican, no
oofding 90 grade, quality aud condition, 10
10 Is; bury, less, according 10 amount Of
bufrs
HIpEs--So. |, heavy flipt, Dry r IN re: No.
2, heavy flint, dry, y 10 lie; No. J. light flint,
q n iDc; No 2, light mint II ID 10; badly dniu-
aged, 70 hc: fpiirn hines ig2c lcAs: dry saited,
p % luc; green salted. ID % sc green butcher, n
btc,
-'ELTRI ES - Nominal. sesaon sver. Deer
skins, p n 2lG225. antelope skiIss, "A N ieF0iY
goat skins, each i 9f25: sheep pets, according.
Ia amount VI ts1sl 20edgup; sasarings, NC. +.
cOrIiDg to-. sloiaDt of wodi, 100 ihc. Mexican
sheep pelts, VI D. reqlOc, Moxir.ih sheep pelts,,
lairroved, ldD43c; Mexioan sSsep shcrlings,
ke
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-08
HANGMAN'S DAY.

Louisiana Darlcy Launched or Direct
10 Heaven.
New Orleans,- September The
Times Democrats Plaquemine special
says Henry Dickson, colorcd, was
hanged to-day for the murder in April
last at Alhanbra plantation of Henry
Steele i'll drunken row over game
o. cards. In an interview this morn
ing Dickson said he killed Steele and
was sorry for it, AZ Steele was his good
friend. Whisky did it; he was going
TO heaven direct and was not afraid TO
die
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-08
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GAINESVILLE.

Sp convicted ana Sentenced to Death-s
Ills Victim a Little Giri Twelve Years
Old.
Special TO the Gazette.
Gainesville, September 7.-Sharp.
tne fapist, was sentenced to death.
HIS victim was Amanda Clark, little
giri only twelve years OF age. There
Is great applause over the verdict.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-08
GREENVILLE.
Condition of Crops In East Texas and Hun,
County.

County.
Special to the Gazette.
Greenville, September 7.-Senator
John A. Peacock Of East Texas il in
the city, and informs your CORE
spondent that the crops are very short
in that section. A third of the crop of
cotton will not be gathered in some
parts.
Cotton in this county has been
greatly damaged by worms in the last
ten days. The yield in now not eX-
pected to be more than quarter to
half bale per acre.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-08
AN ALABAMA HANGING.

Greensboro, Ala, September -
Frank shelton (colored) was hanged
Tor wife murder to-day. On the seat
fold he said he was prepared to go to
God. who would do him justice. He
met his fate without tremor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-08
Liuuors.

sour mash, one year old, 81 N iva years oia.
extra old WHISKY eiGDh, ~
WrNrs--t larat, case, ia 50,GlAol as ,,ernun,.
ity; Catawha, pergnllon, DAsb 80; port, al MA
3 90; sherry, per gal. 81 aeaa 90: MADEIRA.
Per gal, y Sedph 10: White vine 10 cases
n GSnl0 co. 'n'
CHAarAoHu--G. II. MufniD & tS Ext,a
Dry, 40 Ot2e2 20; Heidslck, in basket s,s tsASo
* W; krus, IN basket, 926 GAS92s 90 noina,,fc
chainpaEne, 81 0Ae1l4 co.
ALE-Stock Ale, per doy ~ tgiG,l q. por4er
per doz., 50 e9Ge2e2S
:, horrLhD RFEH--St Louis Qbarts 81 90: pts.
ErRnger beer, qupfta sig IA ,tl,ts az ~
SchlitE milwaukee,, Snarts or 70. v'nt4 a,3 u.
nun pnnoh .lS "; Anthony & Kuhn's. nt's
SI2uO piuts sl2ho; H. tlausNu y y ms cham
payne beer, quarts az 90, pints $3.50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-08

BASTROP.

= hea'y Eain-Remotc Hope for the Cot
ton Crop.
Special 10 the Gazette.
nasirop, September "A heavy
run "a iasling several hours fell here
p-uay, and If general over the country
.ueie may be fall crop of cotton
mace, provided the frost holds Off
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-08
Paints. oil. npa yny,,.,,o.

PAINTS, per h-whte lend, 7lsc "; yellow
ochre, dry, 40; burnt amber In oil iSc. dry, 7c
oiis- soil9d linseed la hl,is., T5c pcr raj.
raw e2c; noatsfoot, 9ocesi. igh, tSes5hc; spirits
ssurpentine, o,c; coal nj, 70 cnscs, Brillant,
W brilliant, bhls:, loo; Brtilsui, ri, 81 81:
per gallon; Eupion, rs cases, ~ ~, lard OIL,
s., eocfSSc West Virgidla, 2pcG25e.
NARHIsIi its---f opal, u)cap6l g6 per val I.
coach Yarnigh. s sseh6 90. e'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-08
Poultry and rvya.

POULTRY Hens. a. 5e42 a. per dozen.
boosters, -------------; halfgrowii chickens.
as ~; Ducks, 81 5OSlS 90 W W
EaaS--Per dozen, lS.t.0c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-08
~. I0ais.
PRODUCER.

higher N''N
WHEAT-opcned lower and unsettled, nd
vsnc.d sharply aud became active and closed
y snhde below lesterdav's prices No. re-,
w 80 ~ cssh; lTiS Sepiem Der; ,e7; L Ooto
ober; s0ts "a 07ts November.
oRs- Higher and slow; d8 c4,h; i5t, Sep
Der. -
OATS Higher. firm and inactive; 2cDso,s
cash; $50 25ss september.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-08

Potatoes. northern, q barrel go; onions.
i,per bushel. Turnlps, lapssc : Du. ~sa ms
~ X med, obls., ~ SIC; large lima, q, Sap7s:
mall M, butter, iis4sc: Pickles, medium. a. 81
Kills. VI 0f cider, half bhi., 81 U0ss 30.
helni- Vinegar, apple, i0158c r raj: purc
VINE, ooo; feaS. green, dried, y e.. &C; black
sgNc; yabbaye, Sc; slac&berfies ct@75n Der
ga,, runs 25dei0c per GAL; Waterinelons
go; SSntciones lseS; Apples 5Ne-bc per !,
bushel box; Tomatoes sioel25. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-08
nIaats nna Lard.

.aEArs-Weak: sugar cured harss, 1910; g
Long clear bacon, s3s; short clcaS bacon, va.
LARD-Tierces " xui iii pbls., 1910; 70 and
50 70 tins, 9Ec; N y GEs, lO19c, 81 tins, ltesc;
ID tins. lJke.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-08
MARSHALL.
One of the Old Landmarks Swept Away b,
tire-An Old Hotel burned.

Special to the Gazette.
Marshall, September THE large
buiIdi g south of The public square,
known as the Marshall Mansion
caught on fire from the chimney Il
little after sunrise this morning and
was soon in ruins. The building was
two stories, with large observatory
and eight rooms on each floor 1t was
one of the relics of ante-bellum DAYS,
and was occupied by Il family of freed
men.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-08

FLOUR = stsnsrd's Royal paten, a. en-
ebol.; sacks, 81 s,egs ~ v i,J rs. Corr, meal
Ter pusncl, s,c; HominS and grits, a bbl.
soW' Ootmcal. n half bbl s. ~ era ~ al
wheat, U. &c: Crackers: X soda. 6,a0i:c. =
soda, soda e@7; MN soda, Dl.s7,so cream soda.
S1.@lv'4c; lemon creams, hablSr. Singer
shhps h9aMc. M, " "a ioc: assorted S,,n "a ma
iunibles. i3eisi<c. Wheat in ilnst rece, IN, ~.
s0c ssl, as TO Quality and condition. 1925
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-08
New Orleans.


n.,ysSros. September IL Cotton Spo,
eotton closed iirm and = higher.
Sales, I,slbales.
f-it
Good Crdiuary lois
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-08

HAY New country loose tro,n ,,aso,
- u0HbW per ION Now Germ, sj0s,0 cents /.
oats, country, 2iea3ps: Gran. "a pcr loo t,ho,,s
81 20 per lvO. Barley, SoaSb
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-08
New Orleans.
,ioSaY.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept G-Sighs sxchangeon
New York leo per 1900 preisinnG ster
ling exchange sanlkable bills 51Ss o!iR.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-08
Kansas City

KANSAS Cry, sept, 7.-wuEAr- higher.
10 req $685. cash; sSA@S9 October So !
ConN steady, 81 cash; $50 bid October;
80 bid FOR November
- 'AirLE-Rcceipts l,69G market steady.
Texans 3 MOSES beeyos slow and unchanged,
SHKEr--keceipts, "a; unchanged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-08
FINANCE AND COMMERC
New York,

New York. September Mooney good
supply nj 2@2E per cent. which closed at
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 5ls@6ls.
Sterling exchange, bankaplc bills Quiet
at 1917; sightiSl%.
Three per cent bonds-l03I.
Coupons, 4lS's---i.I24
Coupons, fs--i 1885.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-08

sails, ratios, - 50; Hoes. 81 r cent. of, Axes.
GSnilins, tlV0s simmons, SO ~ ljaekinsask
shoes, z keg, 49, Bar Iron, IS n; 1teel. 10.
sheet iron, NO. AZ y, sizes Fence wire.
0l.g7ae TIN Plate, 5ibD; Trnos
Cooking stov~s, Gil A6p50 0p; Fire lnantels
! tlu 'o@M 90, voi1ee mtlis y X cent on, Ma
eisine bolts % = cent. Off; Carriage bolts, 70
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-08

Wheat. chelcc 81 COOL o., medium, ssa95 /:
Interior, o187o. oats, 2sdSsD. bailey, 3tspS5.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-08

PhoViSIoNs.
COFFEE stronger.
SuGAR-Stronger, fair 10 good refining
@ 9-l6@6 ll-lt; renped, higher, 6S.. extra d
1850 - while extra {, 7lsGsasl; yellow c GiSGS
65t; Oh { 1885,, mould a So: standard 81. os
S9s coniectto'ers A, SIS; cut loat and
crushed "a; powdered 0s9ts; graduated.
MoLAssEs-S stronger; 80 test 25,925iy; cuba
RiCE-Demond mir, market firm.
roRR-Steady, moderately active, at Is;
Westera family IL .1Sss.
Ut hEATs-Dull and nominal long clear
72E.
LARD Firm; S 40ssS e5.
HosIN-Quiet and unchanged.
DECENTRALIZATION at 4olIcl.
WOOL.
WnDr.- OnIpt nj sta
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-08
New York,


NEW YORK, September 7.--Whent Bare.
y steady MOB, red l0AGs 10; No., l5a4@
Con.--A tribe better, co}i form :; 1iA AZ
FLoUE--Firm.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-08
Ammunition.
Crockory. Enrnllura nnd fslaa.

Powder-B lastins, y kes, 90 6s; Rife, u IS N.
70 %, h,ie, w rs. 2 -; Ride. pnlt ms, 81 20
shot-el 10 sack; Buck shot 1896
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-08
LIVE srocK.

UATTLE-.Rcceip pts Coz scarce and firm ana
generally better: Texans 4oer 10, Indians
/ EmS440; native exporters 8 g0ieg ~: hosyy
hnlpplng . $500 So good To light T5Cs5 ~
StiEEp- Receipts 500; ma ket oniet. fair
to good 25Si 0O; prime rs: Texans
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-08
New York.

New York, Sept 7.--Spot cotton closed
quiet aud steady and slightly higher.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-08
PRoyI.Ioss

WnfsxY- Steady atlli
CORN MhAL--Dnll At 2I0.
Iork--Slow at Ia o..
BuLk-MsArs--F'rner long clear 60. short
nn ~; short clear e0lsGlT otSs.
ribs, IA; short clear s.
AANS--laElS
LARD Nominal
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-08

Note cue,etions are for lots aalsss 9TH
COTTON.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-08
LOCAL Krs

wool-Qulct and steady Te4a. l4eg7.