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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-31
A COALITION CONFERENCE.
Malone. Lengstreet and Others In Con.u,.
tation About a General Indepen-
don't Movement in
the south.
Special TO the Gazette.

l thtou n Uout = 0eueThl tnuepon-
don't Movement in
the south.
SPECIAL TO the Gazette.
st. Louis, August 3o.--A Washing
ton special to the Republican saw,
Collector Brady Of Virginia, Malone
lieutenant, being interviewed abou
the coalition conference of yesterday
denied that it began yesterday after
noon. He added that last afternoon
however. number of us met in Gen.
Mahone's parlor and had pleasant
social talk. and as you can't get gen.
tlemen together nowadays without
the. subject of politics being in
troduced, our conversation took
that direction. There were present
General Malone, General Longstreet.
General Chalmers, Beach of Missouri,
.Jeiierds Of Mississippi, and myself.
1 don't think General Malone aud
General Longstreet had met since the
war, and they were anxious 10 see
each other. Nearly an hour and n
Lalf was occupied relating personal
"reminiscences Of thew Some of Us
fought on different sides. and our com
parison of recollections were interest
ing.v
"But you said the meeting took n
political turn, colo:Iel.n said the re-
porter, how about that?n
II have no objection to saying that
the result was a general desire To Or
ganize and consolidate the independ
ent and dsafiected factions In The
south, with view of being able to do
rood as against the bourbon Democrats
f,r the benefit of the Republican
party. AT least that was my idea.
we have assurances that Jones. of
Texas, Pitkin, of Louisiana, Cash OF
South Carolina and numbers of other
such men are heartily in favor of such
plan, and will lend it their personal
assistance.
WAS any particular course agreed
upon, ordiu you make arrangements
Tor future conference 2" asked the
reporter.
"Neithern was the reply; "our meet
ing was mainly accidental, and the
conference as | have said OF a general
nature. or course we look upon Gen
eral Nlahone, who has been SO success
fhl IN virginia, as the best fitted to
engineer any such movement,
and any steps that he may see
fit to take will undoubtedly
be endorsed and the rest will fall into
line, but as yet the plan has taken no
definite shape. AS one result of this
accidental conference, another confer
ence assembled at the post-oillce de-
partment this evening and proceeded
10 give sympathetic Frank Hatton and
Postmaster General
Gresham their plan for saving the ma
ton. IL is needless 10 say that
involved the control of federal
patronage of the respective states.
Postinaster-General Gresham will
nave something to say before any
such arrangement is contaminated.
Other mainly accidental conferences
will probably be held before Malone,
Longstreet and the rest return home.n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-31
WACO.
Suicide of a Norwegian woman.-Fensonal'
Items.

Suicide Of n Norwegian. Woman--Pessonas
Items-
Reported for the Gazette.
Waco, August 30i--The dead body
of drowned woman named Cap0'iJaaI
Ne son, u NOrweginn,. was fDtt&d III
the Brazos river this evening by some
little boys who were out bathing. EbJe
woman came 10 this city last March
from Norway, and previous to her
death she had been coolsing for the
family of MIR. John Void, u c@antIy-
man OF hers. She coujd not speak
English. She had been complaining
for several days, and had acssd lit
tie strangely. Yesterday she cut her
wrist, and last night the family went
oui and left her at home. On their re-
turn she was missing MIR. Void
searched the promises. and streets for
her, but could not find her. She was
found drowned as stat ed above, and
she coroner's Ilnry ren9.ered verdict OF
suicide by drowning in accord with
!; these facts. !,
Professor Maddin went out on the
Boseue fishing this morning, accom-
panied by about ten or fifteen little
girls. The little folks had grand
jolly good time.
Mr.. r.. NJ. Odell has been appointed
manager of the Wheeler d Wilson
sewing machine Office here in place of
Mr.. Il. l.. Gwartney, resigned, MIR.
OdelI arrived here yesterday and took
charge of the Office to-day,
Mr.. III. Burgower. of the firm of
Charles Rehstock d co. oil 81. Louis,
was in Waco to-day.
| Cant. ]. Il. Chamberlain and MIR.
II. w, Mcpherson have just returned
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-31
LAREDO.
A Death. Burial of Padii!o-- Sevol utionists
"A Newspaper Crank.

A athBuriul of Padil!o-- Sevol utionists
"A Newspaper Crank.
Special TO the Gazette.
Laredo, August 30.-Chas. Brasig,
Il custom-house broker of New Laredo,
Mexico, died last night. The flags Of
that city were flying at half mast to-
day in respect to his memory.
Padillo, the Mexican officer reported
as having been killed by policeman
night before last in New Laredo, was
buried to-day with military honors by
the military stationed there.
La Xeuistd received here this
morning contains the intelligence
that small party of
reyolutionists have been operating
near Santiago, small town in the
state of Nuevo Leon, about thirty
miles from Monterey.
Mrs. Governor Ireland returned to
Austin this evening.
DR.. De :erauX, who was arrested in
Monclava by the police for acting dis
orderly, succeeded in cutting abe po-
liceman very badly. He was, however,
place in Jail. The full merits of the
case have not been learned as yea.
A crank, who only waits an 0ppor-
tunity to distinguish himself
as did Guiteau, left here
for San Antonio this evening
for the purpose of having printed more
copies of the iDhammatory paper. four
thousand of which he has mailed into
different portions of Mexico. He pro-
poses by circulating these documents
in Mexico to cause the defeat of Diaz,
who he claims has sold his country to
American railroad companies. His
name is Carl l., Ange. naturaaized
citizen of the United States, but - re-
ally German Jew
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-31
WASHINGTON.
rhe yellow Fever at Ship IsIand and Pens.
coia-A Japanese Embassy.

fhe Yellow Fever at Ship Island and Pens.
cola--A Japanese Embassy.
Washington, ID. G. August sO.-A
dispatch from Ship Island saws twelve
vessels are now in quarantine there.
from which nineteen cases of yellow
fever Were taken, all brought from Vera
Cruz. AT Pensacola yesterday there
We're three new cases--a servant of Dr..
Owens, Freddie Owens and one hog.
pital attendant, and one death.
Rear Admiral Crosby, commanding
the Asiatic stations reports TO the navy
department under date of Yokalona,
August 30, that the Mona City arrived
at Nagasaki, Japan, July 2lst, from
Corea, having on board an embassy
from that country TO the United States,
me embassy is composed of two
ENJOYS extraordinary and ministers
plenipotentiary and six attaches. Upon
arriving the Japan embassy visited
lokahona and Toxic, and were to
leave for the United States on the City
OF Pekin, on August 18th.
EX-Chief Justice Morse OF tie treas
ury, died suddenly in this city this
morning of cerebral apopiexy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-31
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.

N NE f,'rK' Ausms 70 ,oserru,sr, ~. !.
Railways. quiet ss.
states. duff f,,i tft
The mart<et durinx ts,c s,,,,.,,,,.,,, 49,, 49,
~ """ "nssu'fsi hut IL The main s,rnpsar
tnhn "u1inx the same hours yestnr.lsv
bears and NJ ,gosously hammered by lie
making temporary drprrss,,,n nsl.,,x 7, ~, ~
prizes of last nigist. hut n WAS An. y
m ,narlsrt AZ W ,,,'s good many buytux orders
part;cniar st,e ,", s. prices ana eve yti,ne
we're revosorlcs In each. The ncf rss,,,, ,s',s
ri AZ a,d Wa, ,s, STICKS. except Northern Pa
he clos,n~ " r,,nu,' We're 70 x higher than
on iouisvtlle \ Nashy lie with NJ ~. ynsT
is , ~ ~ ~ 3er--y tcntph and Northwestern.
ss,,c "a, ~ III ~ on euler stocks Northern ps
.s" .s, ~. ,,n.vs"S hammered down 70 Sj}. for
common IVY Tor preferred and ~ foif ore
ron anu ltanScOnttt entail rcar,clI nv /,
y, 70 s so s'n n, .o,o ~, repectvesy. srtwosn
~ aau prices nuciuatod WITH downward
tendencies. Ia the last hour The pisrk.t ,vas
not Only strong but bno, aut and he hiphest
pres o1 me day were made IN flnai dealings.
aorthern pacihc preferred Ia .lt. Win n y"
y,rcgon ana Trans ontirentni 10 tiss. III on
axe Snore !. iJs,s, q on Lscxawanna 10.
~ PEI ,eni On Louisville and Nashville
~ nh.s,dh,T on wearing 10 81. on Jersey Con
trai 20 Slst,. on 81. Paul u iolS, On Mlchi.
g ,.u tentrN 10 MA * on Northwestern TO
lo wv anu !. 70 x on other stncss- The gen.
cru "a ehre Tor ME day over the closing lie
evening was a 10 per cent latter Rnsainy
ana l.ouisyllle and Nashville the Erening
i',M says the coni Sc ut the market to- Jay. or
iot tnHt matter the last TWO or tines days, has
shown u change from the semiorails,s.i and
depressed condition wh,oh prevailed so long
" mas peen SHOWN by the books OF private
rankers anu IN oiher ways that there is an
increasing volume OF purchases OF stocks bv
Investors who pay ior Them and take taeu
OUT OF INC market. The pouudi on OF the bears
hns been the most vigorous worl, OF Z, al kind
IN. "A xAt l...aa .l..l
little impression on the market, The nublir
seem al hast to be coming 10 the conclusion
ihatstocks are about rs low as they are like
~ 10 De. transactions, 23d 90 sharcs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-31
LOCAL MARlsEr.

The condition of local market shows
but little change from Yesterdays re-
port. cotton quotations are without
change aud receipts SO far have not
been sufficient TO create any special
interest among buyers. Dry goods
aud groceries are quoted same ~ yes
terday. Orders are coming in finely
and the present outlook is unusually
bright.
The demand for couatrv produce Il
exceptionally good and cliickens, eggs
ana butter are scarce and sell readily
at market quotations.
The receipts of wheat for the past
week have been liberal and about
equally taken betwecn the mills and
elevator; receipts of oaiAand barley fair
with no change In quotations.
The woodland hide mpwket are with
out change.
lNo,e--tluotauons are tor lots, ,unless 9th.
rxx iga "a ,t..l 1
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-31
CRIMINAL CALENDER.
A Shocking Nurder aud Suicide at Elgin
Illinois.

Elgin, H., August 80. y Edward +.
Joslin, d widower and son of Col. s.
Joslin,ss ~ citizen of standing, and
nephew OF Judge Joslin, assistant Sec
rotary Of state, shot and killed Ella
Buckingham, q young woman ofplcas-
ing address. Joslin had been paying
attentions 10 Miss Buckingham for a
year past of nature winch created
some comments. He has latterly dis
played evidences of fierce jealousy.
He attempted to enter her room this
morning and being denied admission
forced bis way into the apartment
There was scuftle and two shots,
and the young woman fell dead. JOS
lin immediately committed suicide
with the game weapon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-31
Groc eries.

COFFEE AND TEA. - CoFwgm Firm
common, &c; ordinary, slsc; isir pssc: prime
Mo, lilo; nancy, re; Cordova, l0lE5' old gov.
crnment lava, 2Sc. TEA--Impsrtal, svsD, 0
gunpovder, 5sso70.
suGAs-Very firm; Lonisisnn.payc white,
PeSc. OF white, nc; yellow 0iagined, pt4c
fancy yellow clarified, 8Nc: open koltio su,
CARS, choice, sssc: stnndaId'A., 1tsc; standard
granulated, 10'I; Louisiana Off granulated,
Zoe; powdered, tohc; cut Loaf oy.E IA
MoLAssks ANDSYar P--IOu rnoiasses
prime to choice, 426bb5c; c.,rn sy-up, 4ots32c.
RICE-iouisiana, Bst6D71yc..
FISH ack-rel, lIib kits, No. 1, 81. 10: No.
2, sl.Oo: half ubls., No. /, s7,Wt No. 2, s.,5,.
White hah No. 1. hif. bills, SZ25; M. ., sa.0j.
Dried herrings per box, 400. Cod fish; elsc.
SAJT-t'oarBe, In bags. s.60; fine In bags,
-; lake, In nat hoopbbls., e2.J0; pockets
CANNED GooDs.-Prices par dozen: Pine
apples, standard, $laO; PcachoA standard, 9
lbs, si.85; lbs., s2,25So2.5O;: seconds, lhn..
" 80; d.. $40. Tomatoes, standard, 2 BIS,
Sl2s seconuH, 2 ibs.. 81 10; ibR, s1.5: Green
corn, si.l0Gl.6b. Green peas, sl;5s tso,,se-
berries, 81 25fbl.l0; RAspberHos, 81 50; Cove
oysters, fun weight, d., sl,ibt2 10, s2ii light
weight, TO-, CSC; z ~, sl.S; sIal mon, H.,
si.x54 l.7h; Sariines, American, $50 case;
Imported $1,000 c,.sei Strawberries. ~, 81 80;
B!ackberrles, siZi: Green Qnges, slatj. Con-
densed milk, crown, 500: Eagle, $50; swiss
500
SUNDRrEs starch, &C. Soap, common
4kc; German olive, NO. Qandlss, nail boxes,
ibc; hai9es, Ice. quarters, l6c. indigo. ei.nb;
81. ietSs5.5U dngen. baocawn.. Imported. l5ci
American. Sl.io box Bnuh cts. two hoops,
". 10 dozen; Well buckets. Si.l3 d0sS1. Blooms.
si.75aDJ.2j dozen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-31
nuIiding Material

LuEBFR-- Rough lumber, boxing, ~ inches
and under, hrst.ciass. $40; stripping tfxs. ssl
boxing and nooflng, clears, ~; tiiiSk clears,
IA and ~ s2l rough lumber, second cisss
SIG; Joisi and ssHniIiDg, cnlis, &c.
SIDINl.---FirHt common white pine, sE ~;
second do. 90 third do, US; poplar, 81 o.; IA.
tive pine "; s2l 20. do u, 81: native fwuRh,tls,
DRE-sED bUNDER--lioxing ~ inches and
nnder, 81 0l4ao OK do 19xH, gsd ul0e2s 20;
sctntling. jbit or any common iuiaDsr,
s2l OOas26 n0 boxing over ~ Inches, tzSy00
~ or mick clears, ~ TO n and 2, ~ ot2% OO'
secos 4 class any Kind, siS ubt2l %.
DRESSED AND MATCHED fLDoHISG--F irst-
class, sss second class, s2.
WHITE PINE FuHHISHIHG LUMBsR~-iL, ~
and inch white y ne, 80; inch do. sl5.
GKILisr-.I,EADED on PLAiS--fjrst com
mon white pipe, X, t325D, ID do, $50: vi DO SO,
poplar, X. 1919; poplar, u, $50; native pine.
X, szyO; do, y, f2b
POPLAR LJMhga.--iN. ~, and inch, s5S;
DO inch, So.
sHINeIss+- White pine a, s., do shaded A,
sf.2b, do extra No. !, fi.Js cypress, best, any
brand, 50: do No. 2, a 5o do No.3, $3.50, native
sawed heart, 80: saps, $50.
PfcRETs.-W White pine. dressed and headed,
square or hnt, 81 yellow pine DO. s.; lath, ~.
LIME, GENEnT, ETc.---i1 lime, Austin, & 20
per bbI. Cement Louisville or iiosenale, "
per bbi.; Portland. VI per Dbl. Plaster Paris.
New York or Michigan, % per Dbl,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-31
!Nq,e-o Quotations are tor ,ot., unless 9th
Gorrow.
S,an,e Dry gouds.

HEAVY BROW CorroSs- Net 10 days-.En
6lSi Atlanta, ~ :.
FIsE bHows corroNs-- Appleton RAJ 7s6
Banyor ~, 65G; Root q "A, 81, Bedford r., II
in, ~; Pcrperel r.. tx
BLEArHkpcoTreNs- -Net 90 days Lonsdals
"a. D,6 LANCER 81. AZ RIaokstoIis A \ "a o
Cabot NJ *. Bont'E ~, sl.: Uur own rs, hl&.
DRILLS Bmck and brown iroin, UsSta y.
q BnowN pucRs-- Lone Star g os., n; Mag
noiia, o., 1ll.; 10 or, l6y
brand ~ or. 10.
ricNisa--Conestosu, gold medal, 1877; Ran.
gor nancy stripe No. l, lllS, Omega, a. 4. A.,
lsi3; 'rhDrndyke, ~.
LHEyiors-A driatic, llls; American, ~: AR
lingtona, ~ 20 ~; Apron checks, w 10 ipls
HICKORY characterization, blue and
black, l. &c; Rock river, ~
PRfnTs-liart"ts, 5lScs Spragues SIDE, Con
Devon dress styles, l0@l2; Earieslon, -
book fold, ss.29ls.
COTTON prESs GooDs--Dibsge, &c; Aipaca
lusieB pGa!uisc; Brocitdca, 7lao.
BLANK rs .addle blankets, s8e0oDi2 90 per
don; grey blankets y D. 40, 5iane.s each
white blankets, s2.2,, $40, 1900 llpi encl,
Noailet blankets, $500, gJ06SlpD each; CALI
forniD klankots, SS.0l T.seTsi?sba each. siivoI
grey blankets, sa15, s5as3.5i each; lap robes
B2.NO4pl3.Oo each.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-31

Flour easior--stnnards royal patent, s9yl
n bDl.; sacks, 22 s,s,S 40 n - fbs. Corn meal
ner bnshel, s,c; Hon,iny and grits. = bbl,
wheat. " 10. nc: Craakersa soda Bd0g{c, Xxx
soda. oGts xxx soda, 11497l ~: cream soda
Snaps. Srbiso Xxx, oJac o.; assorted snke. ana
jumbles. i91isifc. Wheat IN ligst reoeir ~;
zoe ssl. Az TO quality and condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-31

(mottledl, per ", es; cream tartar q r., per
pound, sspso; ehas4s. lump. per pound, ss, !;
caiomel, r 4 W., per ponnd, 70soSi. calonicl,
drate. SStsl IS; chloruiorm. Nocp j; compost.
tion powder, Sus9lV dovers pcw der~, 4 loot so;
pound, az; gum caIaphof, Siessa ,norphine,
per ON, 81 IS; machine OIL, golden, 5000;
quiniue, l.. a W.. per oa., l 10, suinine. Ger
man. per OK, ~; qulnine, German, case, per
~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-31
The Naval Court Martial.

Annapolis, Ind, Aug: 3U.-- TIC
naval court mnrllai 20
try seventeen cadets charged with
haZipg tourth-class men, met To-Day
and adjourned. the papers not PEI IIg
ready to proceed. The court meets lo-
morrow on the ship Santee, wneh the
testimony begins.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-31
ra,nt., on. sad vsrns.hes

PAisTs, per N-whtie lead, 7,ic M yellcw
pirS--soiled lnsced In bbis.. zoe per gai:
raw &c; peatsfoci, pcongs; fish, bo@Bsr: spirits
turpentine b5c; coal oil, ~ CAGES, Biilliant,
81 80; Brilliant, hbls, i6c; BflsE,nt, III, 50 IN.
ilo rs 81 aDtp N; Us, 81 90; Eupion. bills. .sc
per gA,lon; Eupiop, 2-s csses, s2 W; lard oil,
-, sQspS,cs West virgidta, 2eqa25u.
VARNraH, ss--.t.opnl, p,e0ssf as per uni..
coach varnish. E'sscs6 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-31
IsD ROCK.
1alted by a Negro--The
tsllege.

soe ~ 1HC
tsilege.
kisla,
AogustS0. Mr.. Phil
firm Of Goidstein d
bacco and cigar dealers
yAeatlyassaulted by a
pan oaiihe Georgetown
fsrnoln. The negro de-
Philhpson TO see his
Mrelussdto show and
% bad money to pay
had q ticket but declined
when be was violently
y sea W The negro, as
sae city marshal
0Su who happened
ERE. understand
Eyed The orders of the
what authorlty the city
sgetown had | know
Epson will try the law
college will open on the
per- with a first-class
ana tuition are as rea-
n similar school in the
II ". Pitman of Trim
Z The president. Over
ina fifty names have
'rOlled.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-31
MARSHALL.
Death of an Old Citizen Bishop Parker
A Marriage.

Special to the Gazette.
Marshall, August S0.-Capt. j. NJ.
Curtis, one of the oldest and most re-
spected citizens, died here last night.
he has been prominent III public life
Tor over thirty years. He was All
honored member Of both the Odd Fell
lows and Masons.
Bishop Parker Of the Southern
Methodist church, breaches tonight in
the city.
i. w. Clawson, train master of the
Texas u Pacific railway, will marry
Miss Garland Lipscomb tomorrow
morning at 0 o'clock.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-31
liverpool.

LIVERPOOL, August 81. Cotton SPOT
closed unchanged, with moderate Inquiry
Freely met, niles s. o. bales, American $50,
export and speculation iun Imports 80
American s,lve mddling upl.,nds, 5Ss, Or
'eans6A.
Futures closed quiet and steady, partly lac
paints III her.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-31
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PRODUCE.


ST t.crs,, August Trlour4-pull, hut
~ lower, Family, S)Qns y n ch.,ic,. sfat "a.
M 81; red iv<'@si os's cash; - August;
1 Us sop'cr,F.er; ! ofts Dctrher.
rofN-.- tfonger tupttnst clrls ses. An.
xhst nnd Septc,nbrrs iess October. n
OArs--Earies. steamer 2llS0at c,vsN. 2,,a..
August; s2 = Did Scptenber. 7f'
PROVISIONS.
WrisKr- Stesdy atiit
CORN MwAL -Fpuli ANY,
fotx -Firmers ow, nj u 90 cash; Ii ~ Ian
wary. = n go
N,,oS--fa rly active, Irregular: tong enea,.
9t~Slls; Snort ribs ~: short cienr. Tiss7 ~,
small boxed lots long .icar, J>A: abort RIB.
6s4; long clear5. NI
II AHs--i3tTtN
Z Lard Nominal IL n R
Lave srock.
CARR ~ Receipts. 2Je; good g,pdes steady.
poor grades dun aud easier, exports S,ssa ~:
knod " ,ipi e shipping siG5 Is; Texas
nt4fk = - =
siissr--R'ceipts 1870 steady and arm TOR
,ooi xrsdes common 10 mir = 7aytS 80; good
TO choice 3 t5@i 20; Tc.ans ..itsi IS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-31
Now York.

!, New York. August 3o.--Money easy at "a
~; closed offered at2
Prime mercantile paper 5lSa0ik
stertlny exchange, bankable bills, quiet
at ~ sight S5as.
Three per cent. bonds--i0Ss,
Coupons, 4x's.j-i.i39s.
Coupons, fs..-G 1875.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-31
Chicago.


CHICAGO. August 30. --CATTrE--Re Receipts,
65on. slow ann weak, l0c luwer; eS.
potts a0@& 81; good To choice shipping D 20
agsI0 common u InedIuin OO95 o.
Sheep-Rsceipis 2.aA shipments 500;
steady aDd stronger; inferior TO lair 2O,w
8 80 yer cot, gooA4U. choice 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-31
Poultry and Eggs.

POULTRY Hens. a27Dss % per dozen;
ROSTERS. ------------ haif-srown chickens.
" ooS2 p; Turkeys, - COOS W. Geese, so ID
"a Oh; Ducks, o. 6OQS9 10.
E0Gs--par oozon, lSc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-31
New Orleans.



NEW ORLnAas, August 3o-FLouR-Fir
high GRADES 2sss5 o..
corn Lower. mixed 5000; white GOs0l.
yellow 10.
Oats Weaker, 3e64i.
PROVISIONS.
CoRN MKAI.-- Dull, lower at l0a2 70.
Ponx-- Demand lair and p. Ices higher, at
1875.
LARD Quiet but steady; tlerce o; keg ~.
hulk MEATs--. Eas er; shtulusrs. packed
6I<; long clear anu clear rib In good demand
aid frTncr.
BAcoS-Qulet and weak: shoulders ~:
long clear and clear rib easier I3Sft7s4
HANS s,lgnr-cured quiet and firm choice
anyassed lS@li.
WHIsKY-f'lrm ami unchanged; Western
pciified. lial ~.
coTrsr- ,trosg and &c I've; Rio cArgoes
SueAR-luiet ana steady; fully fair &
priIne, ~. yellow clarified, 52sarols.
MoLAsSKs-Duli: centrifugal, pW u.
RirE- Quiet and firnl from 4He0.
BRAN FirIner Tzl<.
Cotton SEED Dill Crude 39d3s: summer yell
low refined, Is gii.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-31

pistol and prevented tie firing by M.
terposIng his hand between the ham,
mer and the cartridge. II IL supposed
that the whole affair gre W out Of Free.
mans arrest for his misdoings last
Saturday night. t fRES NV
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-31
nantn ana.Lara.

MEATs--Sugar cured hars. 10: s. G. G.. II.
Bacon, i3isc; Is. G. u. r., aoat, ~, Long clear
bacon, Sl4; short cloar bacon. "
LARD-'iie ssoes, 9bac hlG tSis., lee: 80 ana
80 N tins, D2sse 10 ID tiDs, le1cs 30 ins l0Jsc,
n tins, l0iac.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-31
Wool. Istaes, lsso.

WooL--Mediun, according 10 grade, aMalit
and condition, III 10 2sc. lne scecryiilr 10
arade. quality and oo3diiion.l 10 to "a. o,,srse
according 10 grade quality and condition, Is
quail y and condition, IA to LIT Mexican. ac-
cording To Srade, qpaliiy nn5 condition, ~
70 IL; bury, less, according 30 amount Of
HIDEs--No. !, heavy Mint, dry y n $50; No.
2, heavy flint, dry, " ID la: Ma !. light nint,
y VI lec; No. 2, light Mint, =, N No; badly dam.
r D loo; green salted. ID n 70; green butsher, v
iboc.
fEITRIRS - NolninRI. season ever. Deer
kine, n N 2J@25, antelope skins, "A n, DOS
goat skins, each le3p2b sheep peits. according
10 amount Of maol, .ycesuS sheariinaa, nc.
corling 10 amount OF wDni, loli5r, Mexican
sheep pets, a ID, hael0c, bisxrap sheep pelts,
Improved, li0Si9s. NexissAa sheep sheriings,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-31
staple Drugs.

Park, Cinnamon, per pound, n Dsoc: bark,
Peruvian, per pound, ib6p.D; rorax fer b,
1868 "; bi.tarbonate Of soda per ID. S1les; q D.
peIas per n, 2Gsi: casioroil per GAL. i5s9i 81;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-31
---H<7
ELPAS0.
80
.,tetn Joarnalism--An Ed
4 i with ashot Gun.

stern Joarnalism--An Ed
Il with ashot Gun.
ssrust 50. For several
IN & this city has been
IN officials Of this city who
lie Doughty case, and
|s.rasIuly that the acting
Swa,,, eorgo +. NELL, had
Noteworthy motives
raroi hibeas corpus was
Dahtysattorneys. To
ydl, AIMED with a shot
uIll sixteen buckshot,
tie Times office,
sb,ui thirty steps
IA editor, Sidney
sspped 10 the front door,
Islrd his gun at him and
h. Eady saw the gun
/ and dropped on the
Il was discharged, the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-31

HAY New country loose from wagon,
o. u0spG00 per ton: New earn, ssQiD cents I:
Oats, country. 2jo3Dc; bran, u per lDO: Cnops,
81 rs per 10. Barley, Ja3,.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-31
Grain.

wheat, chslce 81 COOL o.. medium, s59s5;
nferior g0ss75. Oats, 2se;0. farley 3la55.
Corn ,gl6i 10.