davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1882-1885, 1883-04-18

Central-Amerika. Valdsamma oro-
ligheter hafva egt rum langs med Panama
kanalen, hvilket har sin grund det starkt
utp, aglade rashat som gjort sig gallande mel
Ian arbetarne fran Jamaica och de fran
Cartagens. Tjugufyra jamaikaner aro NOR
dade, hvar0fver forbittringen blifvit sa stor
att regeringen icke ser sig stand till att
uppratthAlla ordningen.
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1882-1885, 1883-04-18

Danmark. Danska folketinget beslot
lordags med 72 roster mot 20, att 6fver'
lemna en- adress till konungen, j hvilken
tinget uttalar slit missnoje med minista-
rem.
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1882-1885, 1883-04-18

Tyskland. Bismarcks helsotillstand
har markbart forandrat sig. Sedan den mill
da vaderleken intradt, har rikskansleren
kant sig betydligt battre.-Kejsar Wilhelm,
hvilken vanligtvis forvandlar d6dsstraffet
till lifstids fangelse. har trots den nadean :
s0kan. som iorbrytsren Condrad, hvilken
d6dat hustru och fyra barn, ingifvit, beslu-
tat underskrifva d0dsdomen.
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1882-1885, 1883-04-18

Italien. senateps sammankomst tois-
days f6rklarade utrikesministern att anda-
malet med den slutna 6fver' nskommelsen
mellan Italien, Tyskland och Osterrike vore
uppehallandet af freden. Han nekade pa
det bestamdaste att fordraget hade karak-
taren af fendtlighet mot Frankrike. Det
ar andamalslast at forska efter former af
denna 6fverenskommelse, senaten maste at
noia sig med att erfara, att Italien tradt ur
sin fora alllenastaende stallning.
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1882-1885, 1883-04-18

Egypten. Den falske profetens horder
fortfara att ut0fva sina rofmandater. So an
follo de nyligen sju katolska missionarer,
hvilka voro pa aterfesa till Europa och r6f-
wade fran dem ALT hvad de forde med sig.
Da missionarerna blefvo florida framfor den
maktige profeten. matte de halla EFT fore
drag for honom ON den kristna trosbekan-
neIsens fordelar framfor andra. Efter att
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1882-1885, 1883-04-18

NederlKnderna. Trehundra arsdagen
af Hugo Grotius's fodelsedag frades den10
dennes Delft. Prinsen af Oranien presi-
derade den f6rsamlinQ, som sammankom-
nit att egna en- minnesgard at den store
tankaren. En- immortellkrans nedlades pa
grafven der de jordiska qvarlefvorna at
Grot us forwards g6tiska kyrkan.
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1882-1885, 1883-04-18

RedaktiOnen emOttager
med tacksamhet kOrta och
pa SAX gaende underrattel-
ser ON tilldrage1ser af all
mant intresse bland lands
mSnnen Amerika.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-25
PALESTINE.
Saicide of a Brother OF Pat Garrett-In
sanity Supposed to be the Cause.
Specia1 IN tho Gayoffa

Suicide Of a Brother OF Pat Garrett--In
sanity Supposed to be the Cause.
Special 70 the Gazette.
Palestine, August PA stranger
named o. G. Garrett, from Lancaster
attempted suicide on Front street here
last night about 8 o'clock by shooting
himself through the head. The ball
entered above the right ear and passed
out oyer the left eye. He is still alive,
but no hopes are entertained for his
recovery. He was perfectly sober,
and had nearly $500 in cash on his per-
son. No cause can be assigned
for the act. His wife was tele-
graphed for to-day and is expected
tomorrow. He is a brother
of Pat Garrett who shot Billy the Kid.
He has a brother in Rockingham, n.
g., prominent druggist, who had
just made him II good business offer,
as ascertained by postal card in his
pocket urging him to accept. 1t is
supposed he was on his way to North
Carolina. His actions before the rash
act indicate temporary insanity. Sew
eral members of his family committed
suicide.
Good rains and improved crop pos
poets within the last few days.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-25

e evssnln g.! contract was closed "a nm M
cit ,re arsct Of land just north ~ t ths
sc y. w ~ comprises mere thar NM ~,
was .ot Terminal facilities. TIC ~, ~
present. '"c public at
.Joh ne we RESIGNATION of Vice. rrss,a.n,
littIa , ~ assner was accepted ma n,Sa..
,na.. niat,ers attended Ia. nv; Ttu o.ner
an ove VIII De to elect d rcnera, IL mex, mem'
s si, when surveying and c"ns ,,,sn-
don VIII be commenced ~ oons'ruc-
Aransas 'fPS sss i axnan. for work in
has about closed. The Nan "n ',,,,, r,
1aos ~ 10 Pass Cabello soon, il the citI.
present work. - eoip ie'e tue
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-25
CORPUS CHRISTI.
Railroad Survey--COllector Plato's Tour
OF Inspection-The Dry Weather
Marine Matters.


Of Inspection-The Dry weather
Marine Matters.
Special to the Gazette.
Corpus Christi, August 24.--Survey-
ors of the New York, Texas 4 Mexican
road finished surveying the Aransas
mouth of the Neuces river last night
and find that spiles forty feet in length
will give good foundation. They
have telegraphed the result of the sur
vey to headquarters at Victoria, where
the respective costs of the two routes
already surveyed will be ascertained
and the cheapest and best will be
adopted.
The collector of customs of this dis.
district, Nelson Plato, has returned
from his semi-annual tour
OF inspection along the
frontier rs far north as Carriza. He re-
ports the incipient rebellion at Guer-
rera, Mexico TO be canard, and was
the result of the official visit of one of
Cortina's sons and magnified into IA
revolution. He also reports the coun-
try from Laredo to Carriza along the
lilo Grande very dry and suffering
for want of rain.
The steamship, Arkansas, from Nor
gan City via Galveston, arrived this
morning with fifty ear loads
Of freight. The bark Mixture
from Budeaux has arrived
off Arkansas Pass, and will discharge in
pa few days.
1t iSstated that 10000 horses, 1000
cattle and 10000 sheep are now de-
pendent upon Precious creek, forty
miles west of here, for water, and there
IS not enough to last another week.
AT meeting of the board of direc-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-25
HAWKINS.

Personal Brevities-A New Co,t,r al,
Rain and Crops.
Special to the Gazette.
hawkins. August 24.-C. M. Ken.
dali, the popular railroad agent. and
ms family have been quite low with
chllis ana fever, but we are glad to see
them out again. ~ - ~
Miss Minnie Clements of Mt. Carmel
mas been visiting friends here, but was
compelled to return home on account
OF sickness.
Mr.. w. l. Crow is building cotton
mill near the railroad, which is quite
an advantage in shipping.
Mr.. ". w. Chlorine has just received
a fine lot of new goods.
we were made happy by fine rain
yesterday. The cotton needed it very
much.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-25
HOUSTON.
Condition OF pr. Abrams-Dry Weatlier--A
Negro ARRAY Base Ball Contest.

Condition OF pr. Abrams-Dry Weather--A
Negro ARRAY Base Ball Contest.
Special To the Gazette
Houston, August 24.-The weather
is still dry, but a slight rain yesterday
Two negroes fought to-day. James
johnson cut Pete Douglass dangerously
in three places. johnson was jailed.
The walls of the burnt brick build
ing fell to-day and dangerously hurt
two negroes who were attempting to
pull down the walls.
The National base ball club here
will leave tonight for San Antonio to
play there Sunday, and will go to
Austin and play the Red stockings of
Austin on Monday. Friesds viii ac-
company them.
DIR. j. l.. Abrams, who was shot
three days ago by Il negro. is doing
badly tonight, up to which time he
had been doing we'll
Geo. McGowan, twenty-nine years
Old, highly respected citizen, died to-
day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-25
SAN ANTONIO.
rams IN the Southwest-airs. Dan Smith In
Possession-King's Big Purchase
Shot by "a Burglarr.

Special to- the Gazette.
San Antonio, August oi.-Fine rains
fell throughout this section to-day.
and splendid rains fell in Mason
county and south of this city, bene-
hitting crops and all else.
Mrs. Dan Smith last night broke in
to and took possession of her husband s
house, and is still the mistress. She
did her work with an ak. The father
has her two children.
II. King has not sold out his ranch
interests as reported, but has added to
them by the purchase of 100000 acres
in Cameron county. John Hancock
is acting on his personal account in
England.
At Mrs. Murphy's clearinghouse
last night, Michael, a jeweler, was shot
while attempting to resist burglar.
His wound is slight. Jerome Harris
and others came to his rescue.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-25

Saratoga, August "a w...,. !.
fast. "''sndance fair and trncR
r.l m,rss race, ns tlltee-foartbs Of ! MIA.
Transit fhss Richard ]. second and
Second i un Time, i:l7 l-3. ~
wards 4 sace- one mile aud seveut y
and ponafipi'o won; Referee second
TbirdP r go. leo third. Time. lao 81
for MI 49,, aacs,-one mile aud 500 wards
Rird ssr 60 BOSS Sedan won: Bonnie
ZIG IL. A''' mum 'hird' Time.
o,,1s,t'onua race handicap steeple chase.
H. No. v"e ,, mile and a half--Miss Nous.
y s'' Kienzi second aud Carlisle
hnr'a, Inc Inc Judge refused to place the
n s', came in second and third.
through iallurets 10 the course
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-25
LOCAL MAKISEr


COFFEE AND TEA. - CoFrrr - E,r,,
common, &c; ordinary, sitc; fair 0stc. prim,
isio, nc; fancy. lie: Cordova, ip1sc. old gov.
eminent Java, 2Sc TEA-Iinperjal. Inns
gunpowder, 5000 w "
=. SuGAR-Very firm; Louisiana pure white.
ssse, on white, VS.; yellow clarified gl,c /:
sars cS ySnew s esasii,sd c kettle
granulated, l04; Louisiana or granulated
le.Ac; powdered, l0..c; cut loaf 0lsc
MoLAssks AHDSYRuP-- Louisiana m olassea
prime TO choice, s26n55c. corn syrup. t2fbi5c
KicE--14ouisiana, 65s0n7lsc.
risH-Mackerel, lob kits, No. |, al Is. M
Z, Si.Vo; half bbs., No. L. 5000 No 2. sIib
White fish, No. 1, hlf bbls. s7.3s: No. x So5.
DRIED herriugs, per box, 40c. Cod FISH; eiIc
SALT-Coarse, In bags. sl.50 fiue ia bags.
a.. lake, In NAT hoop sbls., sl.a5ep2.iO; pc ca
CANNED GooDs.--prices per dozen: pine
apples, standard, sl.90; Peaches, standard. .
lbs, 5l.65 lbs, s2,25ee2So; seconds. D III
s,.oV ps., FLO: Tomatoes, standard, Q Ms.
si.2y seoonos, ms. 81 10; fos., SIN. Green
corn, Sl.lO@t.6D. Green peas, SI,yh, ,io.se-
berries, 81; 9Sal.io; Raspberries, 81 30: Cove
oysters, full weight, b.. sl.l5; b., 80 10 light
weight, 10, CSC; 2 NJ, $50; Salmon, H..
Sl.soa 10; Sartines. American, $40 case;
Imported, $1,000 case: Strawberries, 2 H. 81 10,
.ilackberries, ei.2j: Green Cages. sI51 CON
800 's'e' so'''''"i 's
.,suSDRIns Starch, Sc. Soap. common
&c; German olive. $40. Candles, full boxes.
ioc: halves, loo: quarters, l6c. Indigo sl.V,ib;
biuelng, l.uO dozen. Colemau's mustard,
III. $3.50 dozen. Mnccaroni, Imported, i5cB;
American, sl..v box. buckets, two Moons
glo dozen; well buckets. si.25 dozen. Broon,s,
Sl.15tp3. Is dozen. ''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-25
DENISON.

Fight Between Two Darkeys-The Cotton
CrOp-Sale of II Gin.
Special to the Gazette.
Denison. August 24.-In front of
Leeper's hardware store this morning
big negro crept up behind small
one and struck him blow over the
head with an axe handle, inficting q
severe wound. The cause of the
trouble was too great intimacy between
the little coon and the big coon's wife.
The weather is warm and dry and
cotton doing finely. Two bales arrived
to-day.
The Tobin cotton gin has been pur-
chased by an Eastern capitalist, who
will add planning, grist and Touring
machinery.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-25
LAMPASAS.

"o'' fease Convaiescent--Afore Raoes--A +,
other Fine Rain.
special TO the Gazette.
- Lampasas, August 24.--Goyerno,
rease Is considerably better TODAY.
Work OH the new court-housn e ,. -.
idiy progressing.
John e. Tumey, the wholesale gro-
yer Is repairing his immense building
Una, was burned and will he in il
again IN TWO weeks, ready for bust.
$500. ', purse
Another fine rain this afternoon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-25
Wool, i1iaes. Etc.

WOOL Medium, according 10 srade a MALT
and con dltion, ~ To PC. due according 10
arase, quality and condition. is 10 N; course,
to zoe; Mexican improved, according 10 grade
quail and condition. to 10 Mexican, ac-
cordinY 70 Crude, quality and condition, ~
10 -; bury, less, according TO amount OF
burrs.
HIDEs-No. l, heavy flint, dry r h nc; No.
2, heavy tint, dry, y ID lie; No. l. light flint,
sged, n nc: falisn hides iR2c less: dry s..ltea,
2 p iOc; green sailed, ID ic green butcher, y
b DC.
rsLrRIFss Nominal. season .ver Deer
skiiis, n 10 2@1D; antelope skins, 4 10 1OsDl8
goat skins, es1h ltessa: sheep pelts, according
" amount Of wool, s,cssup: shearlings. &c
cnrding To amount OF WOOL, iosi5c Mexican
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-25
Liquors.

WHIsKY--Rectileu 81 l0ell60 as per preoi
sour mash, one year old, 81 ~ two years old,
c2o@2 -; three years old ~ 5og2 70: fancy
extra old whisky sioo5,
WINEs--Claret, case, ss3 6D1l0OO as perunal.
ity; Catawba, per gallon, 9oGp so Port, 81 2leo
0 %; Sherry, per GAL, 81 pos %; Madeira,
per gall, 81 6cdDo 10; White wine, In cuseh,
81 00Agl0 o.
CHAhPAoNE--G. II, Mumm q Co., Extra
Dry, s3l OtGS2 %; Heidsick, In basket, SO OO6c
~ w; Krug, IN basket, $50 00Gp2s 10; Domestic
champagne, 81 VUgl4 o.
ALE-stoek Ale, per DON, " 0s2 %; Porter.
per doz., 81 e0s2 70
BOTTLED BEER-st. Louis quarts, Sl2 Ue pfs
w W BuuWeiser, own SIZE sl3 0D pint6
az vG Erlnnger beer. quarts, sl3 %; pints
e.8 ~; Schlitz Milwaukee, quarts Si7 so: pints
El3 OG Hub Punch xl2 70 -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-25
MARSHALL.

The Texas and Pacific Round House-A Sc
rious Accident.
Special to the Gazette.
Marshall, August 24.-The Texas &
Pacific company have commenced the
enlargement of their round-house at
this point. 1t will be doubled in size.
This if thought to mean the removal of
the division from Longview to this
place.
Q. P. Forrest, prominent citizen
OF Hallville, in this county, had his
ley run over by the carriage of a saw
mill yesterday and terribly crushed
He is in very critical condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-25
mn S.
lie Garfield vn,,o,n.t

,,a o"n r,rancisco, August 24.---The
i in"uH uaaslon OF the foundation of the
~ ,he monument under the auspices
~ e n'ie ulahd Masonic lodge ~f Cali
, ,orn,a, asS'sted hy the Grand Encamp-
n r'ei,. 9i me knights Tcn,plars Of tie
= nl.eu states took place to-day at
n noon ny Golden Gate park. Over 100, :
600 people Were pr, sent w
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-25

bark, Cinnamon. pcr pound, 2ispsoc; bark.
PERUVIAN, per pound, l6eaSs: korax ncr ~
i'eois Ri-carbonate OF soda per No. SS.asI, 4, n
peras per 10, 2et; castor oil per gal, t,sai rs
o,nchonida, per o.. eseDf %: CASTLE soap
pound, $500; chalk, lump, per Mound AZ 4.
calomei, T. n W.. per pound, 7o@a,; calon,ei'
English, per pound. ] TOOL ~ choral nv.
ton powder, &tai0 dovers powders, / i0ssi -
epsom salts, per pound, 3eo5; gum opium. nor
ponnu, oe; gum camphor, a,NDs9 morphine,
quininc L. 4 w, per o., / H; auinlns Ger,
man, per or, 80; quinine, German, case. per
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-25
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.


NEW YORK, August 2i.--Governme bonas
~ aii a., poatI AS registered brought l2ss
sac oonds-mercly nominal.
hpuway bonds - quiet and firm, sboras
specuiatlon opened firm ON amounts os
Nor,nern Pacific, Oregon, Trans-continantai
DenNer which were taken at prices adj
vanclng lS@f3. the latter for Northern pm.
s,nc; preferred. Before 1890 o'clock ~ m.
STOCKS We're again lower and the early
s,,rength disappearing entirely from this
,i,ne uhlii zoclock y. m. Market quiet AM,
iopwcr quotations were the ruling demand
nnnivn aitcrwartfs increased Jersey Central
ncauing, canada southern, Western Union
anu southwern leading In the upward move
,,Heht, Inc Improvement ranged from l.sa
rs. Lake shore was weak throughou M
VossGl U}5s, while Union Pacifie WAS IN de.
ma, ,mann ~ Mlg@S,,s; Memphis a Charleston
was feature, rising from So,, TO a. Large
transactions IN the advance was due TO RI.
Inors OF trouble between the Central and
East tennessee which have been arranged
aVoraole 10 the former, which closed nj al
compared WI II last nights prices, l.@JS
nigner, except for Northwestern, Iacka-
wana, Denver, Lake Shore, Louisville &
nashville, New York Central, Michigan Gem
trai and Reading which are LRs. lower. In
specia,ties Alton & Terre Hsute rose 3, Pull
man Palace declined per &C. t. Houston &
Texas central 2.per ceut., Maryland Coal and
81. Toseph, preferred, 2 per cent sales only
Hj5,oS3 shares, the smallest since August sth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-25
e~e-----------
GREENy VILE.

. railroad Inspection rarty-En Route 10
Fort Worth.
Special to the Gazette. "
nureenvilles August 24.-Mr. Van
y ne, we new Missouri Pacific super
ln.endent left here this morning In
company with two or three divis;on
superlntendents to inspect tho Fast
ax ,me ra'irosd. They will return this
evening and go to Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-25
Paints. Oils aud yarnishes /,

PAINTS, per ib--White lead, nc N; yellow
OILs-Boiled linseed In bbls. nc per aal:
raw &c; neatsfoot 0oc@si; fish, ocet5,c; spirits
turpentine, Doc; coal oil. rs eases, Brilliant,
y 10; Brilliant, bbls., I5c Brilliant i2-l, SO As.
ITO, rs 81 900 So 20 81 OD EupiUn, bbls.. 25c
per gallon; Eupion, 20 cases, 81 90; lard oil
81, eOgS5c; West virgidia, 2Oel2jc.
NAREisH Es---copal, Uc9si 20 per gal:
coach varnish. 8; sses6 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-25
Poultry ard Egrs.

POULTRY Hens. 50 1903 90 per dozen:
BOOSTERS, -----------; halfgrown chickens,
w UDp2 %; Turkeys, - O0@S IN; Geese, IS Ui
(GS ~; Ducks, so 5OG3 90.
EGGs-Per dozen, l5c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-25
Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL, August "a. Cotton Spot
cotton closed unchanged, with demand free
~ met. .ales IO,0l bales, American 1850 ex-
port and speculation 500; imports 2,2s,.
American i,2N; middling uplsnds, Ok, Or
'eans5A.
Futures closed dull ld3 points lower.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-25
GALVESTON.
The Cotton Men and the Board of Under
writer's.

Galveston, August 2i.-The commit
tee appointed by the cotton exchange
meeting in reference to insurance on
cotton had conference with the atate
board of underwriters this morning:
The committee laid before the board
the grievances of the Galveston cotton
men, and requested action before sep
tember LIST. Indications are that the
demand of the local cotton men VIII
be acceded to, otherwise the latter VIII
form a pool and act accordingly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-25

C0FFEE--Fl Rio 7tf7 %.
SvGtR--Quiet and steady: refined stronger.
yellow 6fH.s; mould "A NJ: standard A s,.el,3s:
powdered SiSerg gfnnuIatedS 7.lGash. coi,fec.
uvneis. stfs3s; t.SsSe97 extra G., ~: white
eN,ia q. 1r0Sls; on c. 7;s6fSis
nics-Quiet. with fair demand,
noStS-- Firm; i $50 tS2s&.
lrMuLAssts-- Dali and un chang ID
eroonrhxItxE-Quieta Il steady alto.
nm huli ano wca~ vt az tall ~
,sr MEMS nuli AID nominal vt bosnS ".
'-N"D-- Unsettled at > oss4es 70.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-25
Chicaxo.


CHICAGO. August s.--l,Ar-rfs.- t,c,e,n,s
wv; market brisk and tirmcr; exports. & AZ
T "o good % choice shipping steers, s 25cs
SHEEP Receipts, 1, Ofs market ste.dv and
500. choice, 15 - So'"'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-25
Meats and Lard.

'. MA MKArss,,,sugar cured haas, SO. s. G. c. u.
Bacon, lASsc; y, g. u. \. meat, 81, 'Long cI.ar
bacon, sA; short clear bacon, NJ.
-, Iierccs. ps&c; hlf bbls, lec, 40 ma
ID tins lUtSc, - va ''''s' AvSF
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-25

1Ul; No. 8 red, rsssai ussh steamer No.
red: I ntai ly'4 no. red. -; free on board.
CoR~-Spot ~; market unsettled. f66t
lower 20 ~ hisher options opened shsie
lower. bu' s,bseqnsnty advanced Haes. clos
elevator Ut6t6 -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-25
New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, August Insight exchange on
New York per |, w premium; bankable
bills Sgd S2ls.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-25

..-s. ~ -.sisV .lvuI capturing fntin. Inc
one great trouble Is that iu this couii-
try we have little too mich politics,
it seems 10 me. and good, honest BUSH
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-25

HAY New country loose from wagon
70 100000 per ton: Corn, country, io6rl,c
Oats, country. 2i@3Oc; Bran, rs per loo: Chops
u 20 per lJ0. Barley, 30a35.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-25

iaeation 10 10 into The read
..,,s Of lsgislS 'ure at Rlchnoi|
Z ' r,einber offhe legislature Il
and vote Tor such nleasuf::|
capcus BY a niajofit.y shal
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-25
New York. August 2i-Money yerv eas,

New York, August 2L--Money very easy
laneous collaterals, but In final dealings Il
advanced to 2lS6ps. ~
Prime mercantile paper $685.
Money closed offered at 3
Sterling exchange, bankablc bills stosav
at S2I4: sight 81,
Three per cent. bonds-l03<
Coupons 4@s--i.i3A.
Commons. fs---l lpaL