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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-09
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A Esoasttmx DritIsher.
san FRANcIsco, Aug. S.--Sir Henry
Parkes, Governor Of New South Wales,
who arrived in this city yesterday. said
to reporter that when Australia is as
old as the United States it will be far
ahead Of the latter in civilization. "Our
progress, he added, .'has been much
more rapid than yours il proportion to
eur size Respecting the reported Sc
cession Of Australia from Great Britain,
be said there was absolutely no such
idea in existence. ''Why should WEI"
he asked; 1--WE are as free az you are and
do As we please. II such thing o.
Canada's secession from themother coun-
try aver took place 1t would have little
or no influence in Australia.
Child ADDICTION Increasing.
San Francisco. Aug. 8.--The abduc-
ton Of young children in this city is on
the increase. Another attempt was made
yesterday by a Chinamap to steal baby
sixteen months old out OF it's baby-car-
riage, where it had been left for few
moments by its mother.
op.aishs'
SACRAMENTO, Aug. To-day the dis
eovcry was made that w. j. Simmons,
colored porter for the Governor and
Suryeyor.lt,eueral, had been engaged in
crooked transactions. He was dis
charged By the former the other day for
some reason. II now transpires that his
warrants had been cashed several months
ahead. He also became Indebted to sew
eral of those who trusted him in small
anouuts. in all footing up about one
tho sand dollars. Warrants are out for
~ az ~ ~ ~ D1' y - 'As.' - ' NV
lkiiied W Fats4s from = nriake'
PoRvIAsp. Aug. 8.--James Bennett,
was found dead IN Marouam's eulch this
morninp. lie evidently fell from the
first Street bridge, distance Of s5
feet. He was seen on the bridge at 10
O'clock last night very much intoxicated.
=
a wild Rumor Or cholera,
CarcAso. Aug. 8. There was sensa.
tion ON West Lake. street Yesterday.
seven persous in a boarding house al
No. al ate OF ice cream, watermelon,
green peas and roast veal, and all were
sslzsd WIN .,'.nd " .h sa = IVA. ia
cholera aud general stampede from
the peighborbood resultsd. The Health
Commissioners examined the premises,
which were pronounced ia good sani-
tary condition. and gave the opinion that
the sickness was a very severe case OF
unanimous stomach-ache, the result Of
eating one Of the articles mentioned, 1t
being unknown which one.
hissh About cutftng Wsress
New YoRK. Aug. S.-No clue has vet
baan d;scovered Ia the authors of The
crime of cuttino the wires. The West.
ern Union company ~ hss emp,oysu ~.
the wire cutting. and it is the general
opiuion that The striking linemen are
answerable for the injuries. AT the
headouartars Of the Brotherhood Of Tel.
erraphers II was denied that the cutting
was being done BY striking Iinemet.
Telegraph troubles exist by reason Of
desfroved between Port Chester and
Greenwich. Connecticut.
a bank Threatencd With q Rans
ELNIH4. N. X. Aug. s.-There was
dav morning on acconnt az rumors os to
the soundness of the Second National
Bank, caused by the rumored specula-
.aols ~ ~ ~. p,es,uens. .;,a nsn IA w w.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-09

New yoRK. Aug. S.--A certificate Of
incol poration Of the New England Tel
egraph Company has been filed. The
lines run from this city through various
sllties and towns to Bangor, Maine.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-09
BRIGHT

Comes the front with surprise announcement for fear
that may ind out that he is in the front
rank with better bargains than any other house West.
Having not quite sold out the nice stock of
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-09

LIsroS, Aug. SIT Is reported that
tho object Of the uprising was TO cover
up robbery Of public money, and that
. deficiency Of fo0, 600 hay boon discov-
erod In the Badajoz treasury.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-09

PARIS, Aug. SIT is reported that
Charles Brun, Minister of Marine, has
tepdered his resignation in consequences
pfill health.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-09

NRw YoRK. Aug. Richard Wei,
look, wLo arrived here in the barque R.
w. Griffiths. stricken with yellow fever,
his been sent to quarantine.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-09

ELNIHA. n. r. Aug. 8.-There wac
some anxiety in business circles yesters
day morning on account of rumors az to
the soundness of the Second National
Bank, caused by the rumored specula-
tiops Of it's president. When it was
sscertained that the president had set
tied all demands against himself from.
bis private fortune, leaving him with
severai hundred thousand dollars, and
that the bank had money ready to pay
every depositor, reaction took place.
Now no excitement as to other banks
exist. There is no canse for alarm.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-09

PANS, Aug. 0.-Etienne, member of
the Chamber of Deputies for 0ran,
fought duel to-day with journalist
named Mirabeau. The latter accused
the former Of corruption. Mirabeau was
wounded.
- c...... m,,,sser No.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-09
Child Abdpetlon increasing.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. s.--The abduc-
ton Of young children in this city is on
tho increase. Another attempt was made
yesterday by Chinamap to steal q baby
sixteen months old out of it's baby-car-
riags, where it had been left for few
moments by its mother.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-09
Z cREAT ROCK ISLAND RoUTE.'

fanluary
be
sEvERTy-FivE ~ : ~
the
TWO TRAINS CHICAGO
ALBERT LEA ROUTE.
La
St.
All Through Passengers
r. r. CABLE, e. ST. JOHN,
Nce-Pvest Pass'rA
CHICAGO
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-09

New YoRE, Aug. s.-No clue has yet
been discovered 70 the authors Of the
crime Of cutting the wires. The West
ern Union Company has employed de-
tectives to ferret out the perpetrators Of
the wire cutting. and it is the general
opinion that the striking linemen are
snswerable for the injuries. AT the
headquarters Of the Brotherhood Of Tel
egrapAers It was denied that the cutting
was being done by striking HnemeH.
Telegraph troubles exist by reason Of
eighteen wires in Eastern circuits being
destroyed between Port Chester aud
Greenwich, Connecticut.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-09


stock n that line.
Curtains Collars
down Ladies' Chldrens
Mems Hose to 25 20
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-27
DuiIding material

LUnBER-Rough lumber boxing, ~ Inches
and under, first-class, 81: stripping, lSx3, S2k
boxing ana fiOoring, clears, SIS; thick clears,
"a and ~, s.3, rough Lumber, second class
SlS; iOist aud scantling, cOlls, si6.
sIDIHe--kirat common white pine, S32 10;
second do, SO third do, rs; poplar, 81 %; ma.
tive pine KS ,S420pes2z 30; do 56, SIS; native
reugh, az 50.
DRESSED LUMBER Boxlng ~ Inches and
under, SO 0igs %; do lsSa, sl8 0092S 20;
scantling, jOist or any common lumber
$40 005.S 70; boxing over IL inches, s90,O0a
81 %; thick clears, ~ toil@ and q $50 U0GS2 80.
secesd class, auy kind, sBJ t0p23 30.
DHEssRp And MATCHED FLOoHiSG--First
class 81. second class, t2i.
WHITE PisE FUtiNIsHING LUMBRR--llz, IL
and inch white pine, $40; inch do. MJ.
CEILfEG--ijEkDED on PLhIN--Firat comp
mon white plne,'M, 1885, I'd do, $50: Sddo, rs;
poplar z, 900; poplar, u, si2Jl; native pine,
" ~ do, " 80.
PorlAR L.qMnER.--l1z, ~, ard inch. $50;
90 incn. so.
snIssLFs--whlte pine a, g5 do shaded A,
SI.y5. DO extra No. /, $3.50 cypress, best, any
brand, 9; do No. 2, 1850 do No. 3, $3.50 native
sawed heart, ta.ys saps, si.2j.
PICK ETH.--White pine, dressed and headed,
square or NAT "; yellow pine do, -; lath, ~.
LINE, CEMENT Erc.---fime, Austin, s2&
per Dbl. Cement, Louisville or Rosenaie, SO 90
per Dbl: Portland, 80 so per Dbl. Plaster Paris
Eew York or Michigan. % per Dbl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-27

COFFEE AND TEA,-COFFEE-Very firm;
active and high Common, l0ci ordinary,
1919; fair, l0Ac; prime Rio, l2c; fancy, DO;
CoTdoVa, llSc: old government Java, zoe.
TEA-- imperiai, 100 o; gunpowder, 5Jg7O.
SuGARVery rirm; LouiSiana pure white,
956c: of white, sc: yellow clarified, SAc /;
fancy yellow clarified, 9lfc; open kettle su.
granulated, 1917 Louisiana OF glanulated,
zoe. powdered, i04c; cut LOAF ll1sc
MoLAssEs AND iSYRuP--l louisiana molaeses,
prime To choice, 42d55ci corn syrup, iOGA2c.
RICE .ouisiana, 6EH7i2c.
FISH Macksrel ION Kits, No. ], Si.l5; NO
2, sl.Dj, half bbs. No. L. T0O No. 2, e5,5a
White Ssh, No. J. hi bbls, ol.21; NO. z, 1900.
Dried herrings, per box, iOc. Cod nsh; b9sc
SAIT-C oarse, In bags, Yl5O fine In bags
-: lake, in nat hoop bbls., s2.l0; pockets
E1fc,. ~
CANNED GooDs.--Prices per dozen: Pine
apples, standard Si9G Peaches, standard, 2
Us gt.05: 8 lbs, S225@2.5J; seconds, lbs.
&, 80. 3 MS, s2l0: Tomatoes. standard, ibs,
SI.2l; seconds 2 bs,, 81 ,le ibs., sl5; Green
corn, slIOMl.65. Green peas, sl.a3; Goose
berries, 81 25al.iG Raspberres, y SQ Cove
weight, o., CSC ~, I.2g salmon, %
81 .70aIS5; Z 10. s2.s5@295; Mackorel, d.,
81 .4yd 10; Sar1ines, American, $50 case
imported, $500 ease: Strawberries, D., Wow
BLACK berries yl.2j Green cages, 30, Con-
densed milk, crown, 500; Eagle, $50; Swiss
500. ,
&c; German olive, sac. Candies inil boxes
l6c halves, l6c; quarters, lGc. indigo. CLOUD;
Blneinn A}Gl.10 dozen. Colemau's mustard,
81. I0as 81 dozen. Macearoni, Imported, lAclo;
American, sl.OU box. Buckets, two hoops,
81. 10 dozen; well buckets, si.25 dozen. Etooms,
Sl.5S633 Is dozen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-27
LOCAL MARKETS..
tpIe'J
COTTON.
staple Dry Goods.

PRINTs-Dui kirk, il%c; Lodi. &C., Mari
boro, 6l6c': Oriental, &C.; Richmonds, 6l{c.;
steel River, &C.; Southbridge, &C.
PINK Prints Garner, GlSc.; Harmony, &C.;
Rlchmonds, 6l6c, Manhattan, 5i5c,
SHIFTING PRInTS Allen, iI5c Merrlmnck
&c.
FINE BROWN DoMEsTGcs- Utica AZ cents
Lockwood, .; GernaniH, o Fair Lawn, X z,
Indian orchard ZEE, IA Pocshontas, ~ ;
Warwick, Sh.
HEAVY Blows poMSsrIc.- AiiabiisA;; ~
cents; Atlanta a, Gsf; Lawrence IL, 69{; Wa
chusett y, ~; Enterprise ne, @ Piedmont
-. So; Piedmont 1876.
BLEACUED DOM ESTICS-Our own, bl3 cents;
Security. %; Contest,7 Prosperity, ~;
Hope, ~ Lonsdale, 81; king Bee cambria,
DUCKs-prattvile Soz., ~ cents. Raven q
soz ,1lIs; sayas e 1907, -; We tern star Soz.,
u; West Point Soz., II West Point looz.. IA.
CoLoRED DUcKS--Anchor EG, &c.; Anchor
DID, ~; Boston OH, "; Boston &N. lGl9:
Boston 9oz,, is; Concord lCoH,, 10.
estoga RIO, -; ,ordis ACE, 10; Merthune
AA, Is; Omega a, 10; standard X, IL =;
Thorndike d, ~; rhorndike A, stand
ardX, 50 Bangor 81.
H1cKoisY SrRIpE-Mechanic ~ cents Col
lumbia, 8; Jewett s; Amoskeag,
JEANS Abhotls!ord, ~ cents; Covington,
IS; Long Island, NJ; Elkton, q crosby.
vile, 32}S Humboldt 35; ~. Nicholas, rs.
BLANK .Ts--l04 white, 1925 l.51, 10, 200,
go TO 800 pair; Ia white s2.0l $50, 3.59 TO
AGO pair; l2A white, $50, 3.ot AGO, $50 to SO
pair. Economy, colored, 5-h., Sl.Si% pair ;
do, s.lb $500 pair Rocky Mountain,, col
ored. tlb., .sl.2D; do, Glib, sl.Sl. Cambridge,
oolored, Glib, S2.s5; do, s H., $40. saxon
ville silver Gray, Glib, 500; do, s-lb., H,m.
Star n Crescent silver Gray, bib, $40; do,
Glib. s35); do, S.lb ST. 90 scarlet, So 80, 800,
4.C0 TO $40. slue, $3.50, $50 TO O. . pair.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-27
snadlery md Ifnrnnaa.

SKIRTING;--No. /, California, per ID, 40 L
DC; No. lair heniook tliittihg, &c. No. |
lair Heml0ch per H., 3iG996 CTS. No. Ohit
.OsR per lbi agG13s cts; No. 2 oak harness
Sldl3jG.
"a ARNEss;-Wagon, short tug, sli 01G21 90
Wagon, long tug, SIS 01926 10.
ColLAlas.-- wagon, fun stock, sll 596a 90
Wagon, extra wool, A0O@1J %; Duck col'a
81 2J9isO.
BKiDLEs.-Blind, per doz., SO 50Ql2 30; ,.
Flliugs, No. eX., per dog., 81 H0agi0D,
SADDLES. Raised stamped Gail, 4iu3o75 90
Plain cal, SIS 00a50 0E No. loose courses
Still tree SIS 118$90G; No. 2 lied courses Rose
or Love Sl2 0Dnl6 So No. Austin rigs. laced
S20t0d25 90; Fun rigs, bacB, g. Glegl2 50; =.
rigs, black or oiled, s8 50 ~ 1900.
POCKETS, --Leather, 6g@2 81; Llama goat
2 5Dalj 81; Toe Tenders, ! JhG3 3D.
SPUiis,- Eureka, per dozen pc s. 90: Indian
anola, per duzctt, 2j Mexican, 9-in. rOwel
90 Mexican BIN rOwg, covered, inC1; Mex
team 2in rowol, Q % Mexlcan 2inch rowei
coyeret 100; california, less straps, ~ 00@
% 90.
LEGarvGs.--Kip, 4 1906 Calf. 10 OOGIs 90;
Chapperel, 7 5JeDi90J.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-27
lVnnl. IIIdns. AZ.

Wool Medium, according 20 grade Quality
and condition. IS 10 29c Gne according IL
grade, quality and condition, Is to ~ coarse
according IoElado quality and condition. ID
quail ana condition, ~ 10 rs; Mexican, nc.
curaing 10 grade, quality ana condition, 10
To Is; bury, less, according 10 amount OF
burTs.
HIDEs--No. I, heavy Mint dry 4 h I9o: No.
2, heavy nint, dry, q % lie; No. /, Hight illnt,
= n lYc, No. 3 light tiint n ~ ac: badly dam.
4 h loo; green saltcd, ID u &c; green butcher, q
huc
rEtTRI rs - Nominal. season ever. Deer
goat skins, each l06G2E sheep peits. according
To amount VI wool, 20c6Gup; sheariugs, nc.
cording % amount OF wool, l0@l5c; Mexican
sheep peits y n s@lQc; Mexican sheep pelts,
improved, llWl2c; Mexican sheep shcrlings,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-27
I.innnra.

WHIsgY--Rectiaed 81 lOGlSD. Rs per proot
sour mash, one year old q 90 two years old,
HNe22 ~; three years old 90 50G275 fancy
extra old whisky StG5,
WINES 'laret, case. Sa 50EDln)0 nc eropal.
Ivy; Catawbe, nerg8llon, AeDl 5O' Port, 81 MA
w SHERRY, per gel, III 21a38 90; Madeira,
ptt s@lp 81 5000 ca White wine, IN eases
- 91t4l0 90.
tiiAifPA8EE--G, II. Mnmm & Co. Extra
lly, a3f 0t43& 90; Ueidsick, in basket g.a D0d
n V', hfug, IN basket, S2B 0l&2S %; Domestic
champagne, 81 eOaola %.
Atsf8-sf ock Ale, per ao1, So O0i12 *. pnrter
per dOz. ~ Oo02 2S
EorlLBp kleER-S st. Louis quarts, SIC O0.pts
w g'i ouQNeser, quarts sl3 o.; piuts IL 90
ir9nger beer, quarts, Sl3 90; plnis S.S 81
SchhiH milwaukee,. Quarts al2 10. UNITS gi8 IN
Hnh Punch SIS u; Anthony Il Kuhn's. OF,
W 70 pints $3.50; IL. tlausen a sons chem
pasne beer, quarts $500, pints rl25o.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-27
I N AND COMMERCE.
ENERAL NOTES.

| si9 Of corn exceeds l,GOo,-
|Fhels, as is anticipated, the
Epply, including the duan-
~ rom last year, win much
largest quanty ever con
plu Ia any year thus far.
fpscts OF cheap food, and of
81, lof many materials, tends
Ee important branches of
Ia though a great many
ssNspend upon water power,
New England, are stop-
slbg drouth.
sorts indicate that the
slg wheat will be larger
expected, and a crop of
asis with a surplus of
ashels from last year,
1supply considerably
y argest quantity ever
exported in any year
il6s.. Essss
M, sA.es IS well past, as to
sIoI danger for the year
%lildently anticipate a
.rgalll snpplieAr.-ntt.-li..al Large
s"asactions, though prob
nees, and Of ample en-
Mhspolters and opera
quarters where the ia
OF the producing ca
~, are much in advance
ktsi5ase needs of the country.
Fg OIL the British < $50
1 Me Advancement Of
|ths 9uthport, England, on
y t,.e condition of the En-
,aue was discussed. the
n h being that England
HI sn ,ear from foreign COM
|IIlisaaa address to the associa-
|ere .sn Wheeihouse ascribed
In depression of the
|and operation OF the free
4 tau,Ss dvocated a return 10
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-27
.,s,rlys II AUSTRALIA

:. rink OF American
" . o''Ss.'w cole. MANN MN OF"
A.iPh'' sd asnaeerie in the
cif''' " .utIpodes.
New Zealand, start
nc AueAalsnnS away from the nc
j. ~ sS"rrything of the kind
Ira q ,,,,sited these colonies.
hs eye' the Aaron's rod OF
bic pO s,erers for public amuse-
reat CLIFTON ,,ion, He has swal-
bad ins Y, circus, menagerle, aud
|up 10 w. w. wonders, the great
IS illylns skill, daring and
bsauyassI other rival shows.
|dauaarSaiiooar combination of
eyiraoIIol,,,apd at infinite pains
5n, coIIse' ssnenses from every
IGuiou' ,ls ~ is u grand exam
ri ias a.ise. daring and grasp
be laRgoininent characteris-
se ms ~ The business ca
AnlsI sS ran combine into one
.S Salu Thole such a ne hete enn,snI
leclloa laStIe without a hitch,
lniis narr higb order, in fact,
4 w genius which en-
aug - overcome the difficult
s. !lSsount the obstacles OF ting
sI,s If Central Africa, and
lsgIl'sos, Isss distinguishes all
nl'Is ,,v,,,,erclal undertakings
a wa snts Of the American
al l.'s.', circus and menagerie
Ior , rsyiyal of the splendors
lo ..ali. of Of the Roman Circus
lDal ,'vtSe elder Tarquin, julius
Us :, - lasustus, without their
anr sal trauscending them in
'systy and perfection of
T 1 Is nothing whatever
M ambition aud perform
!. oTsud the most fastidious
more ls enough to satisfy |
y ~ he most eXacting. The
s \. lime i worth q hundred
@",usI history for purposes
a,aon, the performances of the
~. Y, remarkable proof of mans
,sr oyer the brute creation; |
Ssisas performed in the arena
y ERECTION the adaptability
IMAM frame, and the triumphs
[ie,ItraIuing. We might write
II on this exhibition, but it
III II \ Il convey anything like an
h, ofits merits. 1t must be
4aOpreciated as it deserves.
si~utic shows have recently |
irm an extended tour in
opptries, and with n perfect
ilr,lI features will give exhi-
Eod Worth, Wednesday, Oc-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-27
I,rn,ince.

r9,t.a,ocn. northern. y barrel 2se Onions.
~ .asnvlli,, v ohi., 81 -. Sweet potatoes 0Ote
g PSI ousheA 1urnips. 4n8s5c y bu. lseans.
small butter, fSSse. Pckics. l,icdlum. ~ NJ
Nv. ~ Dbl; halt bbi sos 6o, PIGS feat.
i kl,s; sl cider, halt-hbl.. s, O0&s DO. kraui,
per eoi., Sl200; haifhbl.. ss59
teiail--Ninegar. eroI, x,,Ssno N ,,ai ,,,,,.
w. ~ l'eRS, green. dried, h n, 6lU: black
sSIo. oc teaches, dried, eisc: Apples, dried
sSt'." ny osse ~; Blackbersles JOI75s ne
49, Liuns .oqaoc per gall: Watermeions 4
~, 800 SSntesonts ln8Si; Apples 5O531tc per \.
nnshei box; Tomatoes Sic5l IS. y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-27

r,l nrh, CINNAMON, per pound, 2s59Slc bark,
PERUVIAN, per pound, ib5ist borax nor +
.og ,ei hi-carhonato OF soda per -. 33tsai q -
pnfas per D, 9ei; casioroil per gait, sci So
SSinut,,Svniioa, Der %, a5gl or CASTLE soar
NliosiSdl, Per b, 500. cream tartar, &. T., No
pound, %; chalk, lump, per pound. 2'sI
Sis.oiinnSl, (" W. per pound, 7oslS1 calomei
d 5nHi,iSn, per round, ! tQe9l 2l' chloral ny
ton powder SUdtio Covers powders, fosl 50
epSotl, salts, per pound, SS6N gum opium, PEI
pounu' asgum camphor, S0sa52; morphine
quinine, +. 4 W., per 81. 92 9nlnine Sny
Ian per oS, SG quinine, Gorman, case, PEI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-27
Paints, ons and vnrnIsilo.

PAINTs, per lo--White lead. re n; yellow
oits-soiled linseed IN hbls,, T5c nor 1aG
rhW oIc neatsioot 00c@Sl; fish 50d5Sc; spiriis
llnirpentlne, CSC; coal oil, - cases. Brilliant
\, W brilliant, bbls., loo; Brilliant HI, S. Isl
liH ~ u No 90; - s. 90 Eupion, bbis l5c
per gallon; Eupion, - eases, ~ %; Land oil,
>, ee9S1c; West Virgidla, 29625c.
NARNisHES--Io pal 60ct0Sl - per gal.
coach varnisn, 81 es9AB 90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-27

New Orleans.



NEW ORLEANS, Sent. ;gs rSro,,,, dy,,
WIN good demand; family, 26 high grades,
Fair demand; mixed, -, white, 90.
oNlS--Good demand at s7mS5is
CoRN MEAL--pull; 2Gb@2l 10.
PROVISIONS.
PoRE-Lowe llss
I,ARD-steady; tierce So; key 81.
nuhk NE srS--tair demand: at lower
rates; shoulders, 59s@Sjg.
,pAAS,oN-Fair demand at lower rates:
shoulders, .; clear and clear RIB G5g1.
vaSsed, 150p 81.
WHISKY steady and unchanged.
IoffEE-S steady and unchanged;common to
prime, S.4@ll5.
SUGAR Nothing doing; supply exhausted
molaASstS-Nominal: no stock.
Nict-Qulet and steady; Louisiana ordi-
nary 10 prime, i5sa5S8
Enthusiastically: s..
yellow refined, SS@i0
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-27
-----A%N
BRIEF.
tbemces.

lgtbe races.
etaie i still on a boom.
,ang alligator is visited daily
| cNwdsof the curious.
pltracted meeting Mt the
Presbyterian church promises
kslk
4 ScEtiips of cotton are COM
nov battle weather is fine.
ssaaslotels were not nu-
Ieasly-
ma the association track
|i@tie GAZETTE begins to
lslhslst ones, they are sure
|M
EataEobably has less drunk
lFa aOre saloons than any
sydsslze in the Union.
azi scmebody start a box
shaya d city park?
ilpia hospital, now nearing
IA will make a handsome
sisyinnis was yesterday
lHadllectOr in and secretary
loving Publishing Company,
syaeAcies occasioned by the
EonO Capt B, b. Paddock.
aI'load Of new heating stoves
elyea by Johnson, Amber 81
embraces several different
''lyles and makes. They are
loseH low down and before a
alkes the town." is the time
sSle electric tram cars for
'apdueea revolution in the
Der which civilized man
aaI cities. Sile ntly as n
me tram ear travel over
Md macadamiZed streets,
Oh stralnlng harness, of
noois on the rocks, the
whlp and the curses of the
DC heard no more. Is this
tag ora happy change when
and gathering bus will
/ nerves OF civilization no
ne town dweller can be at
le vision of the future one
|le when il will be possible
4 on Main street without
PIE a circus vender.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-27
Chicago.


CHICAGO, September observation-disclosures
500; active and steady; exports, 0'6IS 30;
3 g56pi s..
SHEEr--Receipts, 400: very dull: CSC lower:
3T5; Texans . J003 o.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-27

Nails, rates 81 81; Hoes 50 p can't 90. Ax.s
Collins, SlU0i; simmons, 5000; Hacginsack
" bt AmeSs shoVcls, "a duS GlgOt Horse
shoes y keg, 1865; Bar Iron, 81 ~, steel. 10
sheet iron, No, p b, SIC: Fence wlfe,
6AWfAc. Tin Plate, Sl50: Trace
chains, 50 90 q do2: Tinware, so cont. IN;
Cooking stoves Sl4 08&50 10. Fire mantea
sue vl@n %; coffee mills p a cent on; Ma,
chlne bolts % q cont. or; Carriage bolts, "a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-27

Ger bnshel, $50; nomlny aud grits. = Dbl.
49, 49, Vatmeal, half flbl., S5pe Cracked
whs". ~ 2, &c, Crackers: \ soda 86es.c XX
ss',s; ,osys MN soda, us4e17i fc cream soda
sSacsav,sc n lemon creams, e0asiSc; X singer
sainps, w Xxx, i0c; assorted cakes and
~c ssi' as TO quality and condition,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-27
New York.

NEW YORK. September 49, FLouR--Dul
and unchanged.
wHeAr--Cash trine lower: options
opened 4 to = lower, recovered The dc line.
closing weak; No. red iBol G7t,; elevator
07l4 delivered: No. , red lS4tD 49,;
elevator lS3S@l 10 delivered.
CoRN-Spot I To " low err option opened
heavy advanced I. 70 *, closins weak; No.
$50 ,9s4; No. 2o2la@6ZA afioal.
LIVE STOCK.
New YORK, Septcmber2j -BHEvEs- Receipts
$3.50; active aud =. 30 better; extremes I Va
cs6 80 for natives 900 30 for Colorado; 50
90 % for Texans: exporters used S0j, and paid
q 1905 tO forEood aud prime.
SHEEP-Recoipts 5i00 iirmer-fair trade;
8 50G % for poor to cholce sheep, O016 Is for
lambs.
PROVISIONS.
Coflee-Dull.
SuGAR-Quiet and steady; granuiated
l5-lG.
MoLAss Es-Quiet and unchanged.
PoRK--Dull at II -.
CUT MEATS-llull and nominal.
LARD-Weak at s 2599S 49,
WOOL.
WooL-Demand fair and market fair; Texas
li@Z.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-27

PouLrRy--Hens, q 55aS 10 rer do,en.
extra iarge young chickens. So O0A8 * mr..
s E5ey ye setesS NJ, Geese, s500 aSu; Ducks,
ress-Per dozen. cAa22c.'
,. nIiesh country Dottof, $3.50; old butter re.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-27
Meats and Lard.


Nery nrm. - !, ~ \, :,
MEsTs-ssugar cured hams, l5c; =. q z. y.
Bacon, l8lIc; S. @. ID. $. meat, 3; Long clear
bacon, s; short clear bacon, "a.
LARD--'rierces. 9l4c; hlL bbis, I've. ~ an1 9
20 n tins, SSc: 10 u tins, l04c; 6n tins, Io7sc'
b tins, l05+c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-27

HAY New country lcose tros, vc..n,
soW&ovl per ton; New corn, iUtOs5 cents
Jals, country spd59so; Bran, s. nor iO1. t,hons
u 20 per ii0. Barley, S0aS5.,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-27
New Orleans.


NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 26.--Sight exchange on
New York 100 per 400 premium; sterling
exchange sankable bills 1872
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-27

Observation-Disclosures, q key, % IS; Rife n IS ~
So s.; Mile, "a ~ los. : 5S, Rne, a0l, i6g II Be
shot-Sz 70 a sack; Buck shot, ~ 81