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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-15
oA1n ~: F0KT W0T TExAs SATURDAY, sEpTEMgER \

ana giving the canine nm eucournuiux
"n,Ss'.ie, s'arted for the woods.
wren ne got to the woods he ordered
,ne uog 70 hunt, and that dog obeyed
ny nuhung nice, shady place and
Ving uuwn aud enjoying himself.
fieii ; full of such bird doge. and
we notion 10 kill him. muitered
me peisp'rlng sportsman "a he noticed
tne acuons of the animal. Get up.
you rascal and hunt, y he yelled, rs he
hoppeu the perspiration from his face.
out the uog did nothing of the kind.
ne merely lrottea OF short distance
ana iaid down under persinmon
push. ana Just as the sportsman was
ioohihg around for suitable club to
waiiop the dog with he noticed
tnat the animal commenced
70 turn handsprings, to
TWIST ana writhe in the grass, and
yep Tor all he is worth. The sports.
man saw That the dog had placed his
basement on top ola yellow Jackets
nest, ana that the insects had declared
war. The sportsman laughed at the
dog until the tears rolled down his
cheeks and his sides ached. Now
you're getting it, d--n you! ~ he
yelled, as he rolled with delight.
stick IL TO him, d---n his old skin,
stick 1t to him!n
Poor foolish mortal he did nor UNI
derstand the nature of the yellow
jackets. He did not know that the
yellow jackets We're born mad. and
that you never have to spit in their
eyes TO make them fight. He was ig-
norant of the fact that they despisetl
ievity, and that whenever they
emerged from their hole il was for the
parpose of seeking u chance to whip
the entire universe. He knew moth.
ing of this, and while he was bowling
with laughter four yellow jackets
doing outpost duty crawled up his
pants leg and kicked him very hard
on u spot just .abafU the pinnacle
and raised him six feet into
the air. He uttered long hol
low whoop, and when he
landed on the ground be CONNIE need
beating his coat-tails with both hands
in queer sort of way. Other yellow
jackets rushed to the fray and got clear
shoulder hits on both ewes, lips and
nose; and made him howl like ma.
Mae, and work one hand before him
and the other behind him like II whirl
wind, More yellow jackets in
trenched themselves in his pants, ant
in less than two minutes he surren
dered them to the enemy He Tough
desperately, but the odds were too
great. The yellow jackets got under
his shirt and iianked him and BON,
barded him from behind, and then hs
galloped over legs and through brie,
patches and underbrush like n wild
mountain deer
When the enemy had withdraw
its forces, and tn, sportsman had Sc
cured his pants and gun, he returned
home; and now he and his dog dom
speak TO each other any more.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-15
WACO.
Day IN tho Central City Brief Io cal
and Personal Items.
Reported for the Gazette.

Reported for the Gazette.
Waco. September live had n
pleasant visit this morning from
Key. "A. A. Allison OF Georgetown
There has been an advance of five
cents bushel on corn in this market
withid the past two weeks. It sells
here readily at forty-fixe cents per
bushel.
The cotton market here closed TODAY
still active and firm with an upward
tendency. Prices % to 9.70: receipts
49, bags.
DIR. ;. A. Owens, his sister-in-law
Mrs. Wheeler, and niece. Miss Lula
'Thurmond, have returned from their
trip to California.
MIR. Robert &. Thurmond and his
son Robert, formerly of this city, but
for several years past residents of Cal
ifornla, are in the city on visit to
friends and relatives.
1t is said to be getting "blamedn
healthy here. The only persons who
blame it are the doctors.
The little boy Henry, Youngest so n
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Rose, is very sic k
at their residence, five miles north o.
Waco.
Mr.. Il. II. Flippin, of the firm OF
Shatten q Co., was in the city today.
1T is rllmored that one of the head
clerks of the firm of Levine Bros, il
to be married early this winter. For
obvious reasons we refrain from nam.
ing the unfortunate young lady.
We owe Mr.. John Lunsford, Of the
Examiner an apology. We learn that
during the time that he went to sleep
in the council hall, the Hon. Shell
Hogan was making n speech and he
M. Lumsfordl had been compelled &c
sit there for eli hit solid hours while
that gentleman and Gen. Speight
were RECALLING the c)uncil, aud besides
John was up late, or late up, Tor some
thing Of that sort the night before.
To-day has been dull day for new s
gathering in Waco. We would be
willing to kill a man for an item, pro-
vided we could resurrect him to-mor-
row and thereby get another item.
Rev. Mr.. Bourland, agent of the
| Southwestern (Georgetown) Uni
| versity, was in the city to-day.
Captain ID. Nj. jameson OF West sta
ton was in the city to-day.
Sheriff Harris went up to Hillsboro
this evening after Dir. Swishe" who's,
arrest was mentioned in yesterday
GAZETTE. He will be tried here on
charge of not recording his License
before offering to practice medicine
and possibly on the reward offered b,
the man Mr.. Burke, whose wife it !
said he ran away with.
Moody carried local option by vot
of l73 to 81.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-15
-
GAINESVILLE.
Quiet In the Nation-The Circus--Cotton
Receipts--Local Topics.
point.

Quiet In the Nation-The Circus--Cotton
Receipts--Local Topics.
Special 70 Gazette. -,
Gainesville, September 1.-THE
Tishimingo war in the Indian Nation is
over, and peace is again restored.
The show yesterday was pronounced
q failure; only a few people pat
ronized it. They left this morning
for Whitesboro and will show there
to-day.
Cotton is coming in very rapidly {;
l02 bales came in yesterday, and from
the number of wagons on the square
we can safely say there will be zoo
bales in to-day. Merchants are feel
ing encouraged with the increasing
trade.
Several strangers in the city pros
pecting with view Of investing.
Car loads of new goods of all descrip-
tions are coming in daily. and every
thing is turning to business.
Claire Scott, the young English
actress, will give two entertainments
at the opera-hcuse on the 10Th ana
10Th. MIR. Duncan Clark, business
agent for Mis- Scott, is the city TINS
morning. ~,
Babe Cobb, of the firm of Coht
Bros, Clay county, came in TINS morn
ing.
Ii. ]. Cole and wife of Kingston are
guests Of the La Clede.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-15
CLEBURsE.
Increased Accommodated Bends Placed
mt Par-Other Items.
Snecia1 IN the C,azetta

Increased Assessor nts-Jail Bends Place,
mt Par-Other Items.
Special TO the Gazette.
Cleburne, September 1.-THE coun
ty commissioners court was In session
to-day and occupied In proving the
tax rolls, which show the taxable pro-
perry in johnson county to be over
10, ,OC0, an increase of nearly $780,
GOO during the past year.
The lot upon which the old iail.
which recently burned down, stood,
was sold to Messrs. Ii. III. Mckee. J..
w. Robertson and w. L. Byrnes for
S2,325.
County Judge Ewing, who has Just
returned from Austin, where he has
succeeded in placing the Jail bonds
under the new amendment relative TO
investing the school funds in county
bonds. They will be taken at par.
The report was received here this
evening that fire occurred in Gin in
Hill county, about twenty miles from
Cleburne, on Wednesday last, in which
two men were burned to death; no
particulars.
Mr.. A. A. Borden, of the Fort, spent
the day in Cleburne.
Mrs. Clarke Campbell, wife of DR..
Campbell, of Galveston, and mother OF
G. 9. Campbell, station master at
CleRurne, is visiting her son.
c. G. Allen, of Galveston, secretary
ofthe land department of the Santa Fe
road, is iii the city.
Cotton shipments to date are 533
bales; same time last year, thirty-niue
One hundred bales were shipped to-
day.
The arrivals at the Cleburne house
to-day were; John Mcdonald, st.
Louis; j. Il. Potter Dallas; j. w.
Gravett, Temple; w. A. Carroll, Dali
las; Jesse Hill, Alvarado; j. n. Nor.
row, Abilene; II. Douglass. Dallas: f.
Fonnist Dallas; w. S. Holloway. Fort
Smith; j. J. Clemon, Brenham; G.. b.
Holland, Fort Worth; Bill Burton,
Fort Worth; T. d. Matthew's, Dallas;
A. Peabody, New York; A. a. Burden.
Fort Worth. j. b. Smith and wife.
Sardis, Mississippi; r.. S. Miller, New
Orleans; William Summerville, Ten
npSSee,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-15
LAREDO.
Arrival of Gov. Canales-ATcsican Officer
Shot-Discovery of Coal.

Arrival of Gov. Cana1es-AfcSiCan Officer
Shot-Discovery of Coal.
Special to the Gazette.
Laredo, September l4.-Gov. Canales
arrived in New Laredo tlis afternoon
by train from Monterey. He held a
reception this morning, at which the
civil and military authorities of that
city were present. He goes from here
to Golan, where he will place three of
his daughters in school. New LAREDO
wore gala day appearance to-day in
honor of the governors visit.
Felipe Espinosa was shot by Simon
Presa, lieutenant of the 4th Infantry
of the Mexican army, in New Laredo
while he was trying to take friend
from an officer who was endeavoring
to press him into the military service.
He will not die.
An excursion left here to-day tor
Saltillo, to be present at the celebra-
ton of the seventy-fifth university OF
Mexican independence.
While digging well on his ranch
Jas. Carr, a large sheep owner of Dim.
mitt county, struck a stratum of coal
forty feet below the surface. They
have dug four feet into it and still it
continues.
Trains are all on time again to this
point.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-15
FINANCE AND COMMERCE


New York, September lA.--Money-- Easier
at2
Prime mercantile paper 5i56t7,
sSterling exchange, bankable bills, quiet
and steady at iSii4; sight I 50.
Three per cent. Douus-lu3l4,
Coupons 45s--i.l23s.
Coupons, fs---l va.
NEW York. September IA. = Governments
"a higher and good demand: ibrees are a.
shade easier on talk ofcsll next week,
Raiiwa, bonds, weak: Texas 4 Pacific
and Rio down to Tx, and Vest shore rs TO
1881; state securities dull; Louisiana
coilsals rose To 20 bid. This was another
quiet day In sto X circles, but al tue opening
there was fair demand and prices rose lsSM
later for Wabash preferred subsequently
the bears raidcd Villsrd shares, forcing
Northern Pacific down from a. y 10 39gs: pre-
ferred from 10 to T2A, and Oregon Trapscon-
tinental from 661f 10 6Js, Rulnors current,
showing shortage In these stock :, were from
circulars complied, and defended TO show
| financial condi don OF he company In an I'M
favorable light. Tele raphic orders were
sent to Philadelphia TO sell shares In this
market, with view TO creating that long
strike in Philadelphia was coming upoa the
market. the general list responded 10 the
depression in Northern Pacific TO very
slight extent, p'ices falling oil l4GlD. In
final sales there was n rally Of 1s@rs. Trans
actions 232,t00 shares.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-15
saddIery aud Harness,

SKisTiNo:--No. /, California, per H., 20 10
Sc; No. ! iai heu.iock HI ting, c, No. 3.
fair Hemlock per h., 3i@, " OTIS; Mo- Ohiu
OyF per H., jeee y Gus; 80. oak imine 4,
t3st3.c. s..,
"a tnEpss:-- Wagon, short tug sli OOsDpp'
Wagon, long tug, sls Oodt. Is %.
coll Is-- Wagon, ful stock, III S'Tle W
Wagon, extra wool, 2GOotg4b "; uct coll \,
"a z5@ta0. ..,oe,,aro -,
HRiDI,Es.--Blind. per doz., 80 b0@R 70; "
Filings, No j Ell, per dez,, = sNe Y %. a.,
stpDr,Es, -Itnised stamped Cal. Si5 O)@ 76ps
Plain cal, s20 Dlao45 W; No. loose courses i,.
sill tree, sls NA@31O 80. tied courses aDs1
or Love sl2 O0aiGk No AlssIn ils :: in.e ~
rIys black or oiled, $3.50 % 1000. XIX,
rocA EIs.--Les,thrr, ! NO. pvi 'slsD'A soa''
2 5)6s5 81 Zoe Fepders, ! tJaas ~ =. oo .,,,...
ssfs,ss sEuroka, poi dozen prsSo; indien;
auola, rer dozen, -, Mexican, I'm. %wsi
Its Mclean BIN rowsl, covered, ~ ~ alex
ieai, lin fowei, ~, Mexican yinrn r9Nnl
coyercs, goo 'CGiiiornia, less straps, HV0'e
. Ip Y 475gS Cali. 10 oo2is 20;
gnapperel, 50N ~ vi.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-15
THE BUSINESS OUTLOOK.
Report of IL. G. Dun s. Co., for tho Week.
General Condition of Trade.

New York, September 14.-R. G.
Dun Il Co., report that the events OF
the week do not mar the generally
satisfactory prosl ects for business OF
the country. The weather through
somewhat unreasonable IL favorable 10
the progress of the fall trade,
especially in the dry
goods business which has
been very active during the week,
with large movement of merchan-
disc. Transactions outside of New
York, as indicated by bank exchanges,
show n considerable increase, with
light decrease in New York, owing
probably to exceptional causes. Ru-
inors as to damage to the corn crop
have had the effect IF stimulating
speculation in that staple and ad-
vancing prices. The same remark APP
plies toB cotton, which is active and
higher. Some improvement is noted
in the iron trade, with firmer prices.
There is better feeling in oil, prices
being all supported and business active.
The grocery trade is satisfactory BUS
mess at the stock exchange has been
large. with great improvement in
prices OF securities. Money is plenty
aud at low rates. Altogether the
situation is more satisfactory than last
week and the prospect Tor the coming
months appears excellent. BUSINESS
failures, which were somewhat nuiner-
Gus, are with few exceptions uniin-
portant, the number reported during
the week theing l73 throughout the
United States and Canada.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-15
YELLOW JACKETS.
Sad Experience of Sportsman and his Dog
on a Hunting Expedition.
New orleans Times-Democratl


New orleans Times Democrat
A prominent New Orleans man,
while on n visit to his family at Biloxi,
last Sunday, concluded to take a turn
through the woods with his dog and
gun, and see If he could not shoota bag
full of birds. The more he Thought
about the matter the stronger became
his desire to have good days sport,
SO he rot his hunting traps ready ana
went out ON the back gallery ana
whistled for his dog. An animal
shaped like fiddle ahd q small piece
of tail which always looked as u "
WAS pointing away back to the dreary
mast trotted from under the house
and began to manifest his deiisnt Nv
the idea OF having a hunt ny barkihg
and wngging his tail. The tau was 80
short and the effort TO wag it 50 great,
that every time the dog attempted W
move it his hind legs were iifted IRON
the ground with jerk that gave ms
hustle end spasm. - ,i,,,
AS the New Orleans man stoou MI NJ
his gun under his arm and watcneu
the back part of his dog working up
aud down like pump-handle, no ~
came thoroughly convinced Una. ta a'
animal would never maze s".au
and reliable pointer. lie con con- ,.,.,
however, TO take the dos WIN IN"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-15
,,a,tding material

IvmBgR-Rough lumber. boxing, u inches
and under, first class, $40 s'ripplng ISt, ~;
boxing And'hoofinS, clears, tk3i lilth cltftihi
~ and "a s2A rough lumber, second tisAbl
Sla. ioist ini scantiing, culis, 20. -,
sgiDfN ltrst common white pine, ~ w
second d, so. third do, so poplar, w ~ ma
live plna X: s22 80; do X, vi; native rwhgh,sl
ptEsstzD HUMMER Boxing i2lnehts w ~ :,
nnder, 81 0sgzJ w do M, ~ WeFsp y;
seantling, joial of any common lntnpi
~ Cs,glI Od: b0xlng over IL inches, s2sN 70
secnt d class. any Kind, sis yta2i 10.
DEFSSED AkD MATCHED FLoohfNo-Flfst
class go. second class, sal. "a,
White PINE FURHIsIIING Iuhbbi-lt4i IA
and inch white pine, t7V inch 30, sso'
5fADhD ot PIAIN s. u y VA.
mon white piae, x, SS2Jg ~ DO w; ~ 90 30
poplar, II. t87.5. poplar, u, s...,E naii'sp'nc'
~P ss nj 4 assR.--i1l, IA, and 2 !Hsh $50;
u sniNsiss- white pine 4. % do p a.,ed aa a,
| ~ - 30 extra No. !, 800. cypress, 1851, ~
| hrand ~: do NO. 2, 81 so do MOI 1%~g nhti'o
J sa,ged he,ift, s1.y. snps, es.D. ts
PICK gr..--W White pira dresaf3 anu ~ ~
souare or Hal, 81: yellow ptne a -, ,e ~ "a 81
i.fxK gKMHHT, lrc,-- J.ipie, 4nfnnl -
New YORK or Mieiiigsr.. y gey pol
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-15
Wool. Hides, Etc.

Woor.-Meaium, acaordingto grade, qualit
and con ,luon, ~ TO 2ic. pne HccoTuliig 70
arade. quality aud condition.lh 70 y; course,
according 10 grade quality and condition, -
To 9Dc; Mexican Improved, according TO sfade
quail y and condition, n toi6; Mexican. ar,
tOrding 10 grade, quality and condition. ~
10 "a: bury, less, according TO amount OF
burrs,
HIDEs--No. /. heavy nint, dry Z y lSc No.
O. heavy nint dry v u ilc, No. !, light INIT
n ~ i0n: No. 2, itgnt Hint, II u 10; pndIy dam
aged ~ bu; fallen niues LOIS less: dry sailed,
n ID Toe; greon sRlted, 70 D 7c green butcher, a
% TO.
rEI,rRfEs- - Nominal, season sver Deer
skins, q, 10 2Ma2j, antelope skins, 4 u tiel3
goat skins, each u ue.g; sheep pnts, according
to amount nf wool, 2,cgup: shearings, ac-
csr,iing 10 :. mount OF wool, l0plbe: Mexican
sheep pelts "A n BGtl0c, Mexican sheep pelie,
Improved, liCDi2c, Mexican sheep sherlings,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-15
MARSHALL.
Festivities Among the rr..a,ns, os
Eleef-.I

Festivities Among the rr,ea,a.n oa
Elected.
Special TO the Gazette.
Marshall, September l4.-Tber. 49, !,
agrand parade OF the u. r.. r icol S mSe
with a splendid band of mls,c ana !.
competitive drill of sir kniyhts at =
Union park, picnic and sSea,,ng
ana ball. The following officers ri
me grand lodge u. b. +. were elected
,or inc ensuing year: II. G. Collins of
eaivert was reelected grand master IN
acclamation III. M. Fun of Houston
ueputy; Nj: 4. White of Austin. grand
secretary; Nj. Gross OF Marshall as
s'slant secretary; w. S. Buckner of
austin, grand treasurer. The dele
gates speak in the highest terms of
praise OF Marshall and their pleasant
solonrn among the freedmen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-15
PALESTINE.
A Tour of experimentation Damage
Ia the Southwest.

A Tour of Inspeciion-Raiiroad Damage
Ia the Southwest.
Special to the Gazette.
P[estine. September l4.-Mr. Her
rim, superintendent of the lnterila-
tiNnal d Great Northern, has Just re-
tured from an inspection trip over .he
division of the road between San An
tonic and Laredo, where the late heavy
rain storms caused great destruction.
He He reports that near Encinal two two
thousand feet of embapkment SIX feet
high was swept away, bridges dam
aged d miles of track washed oul,
but all had been promptly repaired
and the road was now III goou opi IT,
Rio Grande & Pecos, was badly dam,
AGED and needs considerable time, and
work to repairit. The storm has been cen
thn salvation Of stockmen, as all the
wateholes are now overlooking.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-15

PouLTRY-- Hens, - 7tsS 90 per dozen.
rousters, -------; spring chckors " stts3 %,
turkeys, IS oossoO: Geese, s. w ess %; Ducks,
EccS--lser dozen. ie6pc0c
Fresh tounlry outer, g6casu.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-15
HEARNE.
A Rough Road in Pursuit of Civil Rights
The Long Dry Spell

Special 20 the Gazette.
Hearme, September li;-Rev' = IL.
BRYAN, colored, was to-day hned hve
dollars and costs for an Assault upoi,
Conductor Currie on the i5lh OF
August. Bryan tried to force Ms mn en-,
trace into the ladies car, ana inllln Dill :
filed suit in the district court a. pryhn
for 10000 damages. he l9s' a .n1
case. and was ariresteu anu
returned here for trial. he WAS con con
fined All night in the city cai .sao9 :,
paid the fine, and WAS ieiia"u n;sto -
Bazos county for carrying Plst ~.
Bryan made strong ap PA Az 70 b ,n1
court here for mercy, ana sa SILL .ia'S n nao
been an unintentionai oi,.n l 49, ~ ~
was the first time he had e'ef iooAsO
through the bars 80 months.
Nor rain here for three hi'ii'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-15

Bark, Cinnamon, per pound, 2tcsSoc; bark,
Peruvian, per pound, lbttSp RoraS per b,
lseetS; Rl-cafhonate of soda per 10, SsSaSi. Y p
peras per N. 20a; castor oil per kat., l5Sci So
cinchonda, per or, aNtpl us CASTLE soap
tmottledl. per n, EOS, cream tartar, ~ r., per
pound, asd4u; chalk. lump. per pound, * 4:
caiome', T. 4 w, per pound, s0GSl, calonel
English, per pound, | 1901 81 chlorai hy-
drate. 796el s.; chloroform, 100 i; compost
tion powder. S06qi0 dovors powders 400 So
EPSON salts, per pound Sos gum opium, per
pound. ~ xum cainphor, SntgS& morphine,
per on, 81 Ia, machine oil, golden, $50 40;
Quinine, u. w, per on, ~ uuinine, Ger
man, per on, ~; quinine. German, case, per
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-15

Potatoes, northern. v barrel 22r onions
Is per- buslicl. Turnips, snefi5 h. hu, l,,ans,
~. =. med. pbls., islRsc; large lima, o,f@7e;
small batter, isse5c. Pickles. medium, 50 ~
kits, 81 ~ cider. half bbl., s. Ocsb5 50.
k"'s,l-- vinegar, aprie, s,@s,c y gal,; pure
eyed, &c; Peaches. dried, Stsc; Applss. dried.
sSltc; Cabbage, &c; blackbcrrirs 5a~a75c ne
gal; Plums &ettoc per GAL. watermelons
t16: Cantelopes iotsi. Apples 50aashe per !,
bushel box. Tomatoes Siyai U.s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-15
LIunors.

sour mash. ono year aid 81 Al two wears did,
s2,o@2 g; three years old 81 bods2 IS: fancy
extra old whisky 8iCab,
WINEs--c laret, case, tsS bna1lDoo. ss perq quail
ity; Catawba, per gallon, eeap so Port II mo
8 90; sherry per gal,, 81 zoos 90; Madeira,
per gal, 81 5000 W: White wine, In cases,
81 OOtGi0 90.
cnAMrAGNE--G. II, Mumm \ Co.. Extra
Dry, sSp 0Jajs2 %: HeidsirA, In basket, s26 % y
~ Oa; Krug, In basket, so Oosp2S %, Domestic
champagne, 81 ol6Dii 90,
ALs-Stock Ale, per dor. 81 oO@2 Is; Porter,
per do1., So DDG2 20
BoTTLED BEER--St. Louis quar- IA, gi2 90; pts.
Erlnnger beer, quarts, gi3 20 pints BIZ 81
Schlitz Milwaukee, quarts $40 Nf pints SIS ";
Huh Punch sls %; Antheny & KGhn's, OTIS
So GO pipts sl9 80; IL. Clapscn & = ms cham
payne beer, quarts sis 90, pinis sl250.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-15

per bushel, SIC; Hominy and grits, y Dbl,
% or Oatmeal y half hsl., SSvs crack ed
( wheat, y n. &c: Checkers: soda, 6l6l.c Xxx
sedn, sol, NXx soda, c,4S1ifc; cream soda,
ss.0iV'4c; lemon creams. a&slSc; X ginger
snaps. pasl fc. Xxx, 90 luc: assorted cakes and
soc &sl, rs to quality and condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-15

ST. roUrs, September ii.-Flour--stestiy,
family 0ttgi 10; choice 1904 IS; fancy 6WeS
81.
WlIEAr-- opened unsettled and lower.
ruling prices as follows No. rcd quoted
~, cash; ~ BID September; lolJS October;
0iis November
CuRS-siow at iTl%&sTs. cash: Az. Septena.
Der; 81 bid October; nv hid November
Oats pull 80 "a ~ cash; ~. bid Sel tenn.
nar. "a tlptp
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-15
Liverpool.

Liverpool, Sept. l3.-spot cotton closed
rrtn, with market i-i6 higher for all grndss
lower. ,-o
sales l2,o'0 American $50; exports 1850
American 1850 -,
lower,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-15
Kansas city


KANSAS CITY, Sept. WuEAr--w weak;
No = red sGZ bid cash; 81 bid October; IS No.
vember.
ConN, Weaker; 80 cash; asa bid October
3sA bid November.
LIVE STOCK,
CArrLE.--Reccipts 10 o; steady;native steers
l,2N pounds 3 90; stockers aud feeders ain
50: common 7o6G3 50: Texans 7Sj pounds
3l5.
snEEr.--Receipts 1907 quiet; a pounds
average rod at = 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-15

waists per it--white lead, nc 70: yellow
ochro, dry, ~; burnt amber ~ oil, use dry, 70
raw &c, nsatsfoot, Mca 81; nah, boSp5sc; spirits
turpcntlne 6oc; coal oil, IS cases Militant,
ITO; rs 81 aNa 80; 20, 81 90; Eepion, bills, 25c
per gallon; Euplon. 2-5 cases, 81 %: lard oil,
S., 6OenS5cs West Vlrgidia, 2peG2Sr.
NARNIsnEs---to opal, 0ncepSl e5 per gal:
coach yarnish 8. .ssAi 10