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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-03
PARADES WERE GREAT.
TWO THOUSAND PEOPLE WE'RE IN
LINE All THE GALVESTON
CELEBRATION.


Galveston, Tex, Sept 2.-(spscliD.-
Nearly two thousand men were In line
In today's Labor Day parade aud rep
resented various branches of Industry
Ihey paradod the principal streats II
the city, and for an hour and q half
melted beneath summer sun. This
AFTERNOON "a picnic was neld ut Wool
lams lake, There were ladies' bicycle
races, childrcus races, tug Of war and
rat mems race, three legged races and
other amuHoments, There was speak
ing on the grounds this evening by
Well known local orators.
Dallas, Tex. Sept. 2. - iSpecllO.-
This was a legal holiday and the hunks
and public buildings were closed. The
street parade was very creiitablc.
Bryan r, Barry and Prof. j. H. Buck
OF Hillsboro were the orators. The or
ganl2ed workers of this city deeply
sympathilc with Eugene V. Debs and
said so.
TeNarkano, Ark. Sept. 2.--(special)
The labor day celebration here today
was magnificent success In every
way. Tho trades display was especially
ilne and very large, The crowd was
the greutest ever assembled In the
city. Thousands Of visitors from dis
lance We're present.
Austin, Tex, Sept. 9-(SpecialJ--
being Labor Day the different state
departments were closed. The cclehru-
tons during Tho day were u freman's
tournament, base ball, etc.
san Antonio, Tex, Sept 2.-(special)
Labor Day was observed with
trades display aud celebration under
the auspices Of the Trades Council
Hon. Ben Terrell OF SeRuin delivered
the Grafton, which was non-pnrtisnn.
Houston Tex, Sept 2.-CSpegiull-
Labor Day was observed with a big
parade und picnic near the city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-03

From " TN o'clock Sunday ex-
cursiou trains kept arriving over the
Santa he uutll more than 1000 visitors
were In the city, every one Of whom
came on purpose To see the wlnd-up
OF the Texas Southern league Tho
great majority of the crowds came In
trum tile Territory, while one train
from Temple brought In 500 visitors
And then the worst part Of II was that
hardly had the last train arrived be-
fore 1t began to rain aud rain II did
the entire afternoon which caused all
VlaltorH to seek quarters In the hotels
restaurants. and every other place.
Regardless OF the rain, which came
down in torrents. about 1000 people
assembled at the bah park and were
treated To the sloppiest aud muddlest
exhibition ever presented, In fact tho
only Interesting features were the
triple falls by McFa land, Behan and
Maloney, each OF which caused the
large audience to roar with laughter.
The result was close and victory came
home to the Painters AS is usual
The Panthers are al present prnnant.
winners aud the Steera aren't even
good seconds. as the standing shows,
As II now stands the Painters and
Steers VIII play nf the tie In a series OF
l5 games, the winner Of the majority OF
games 10 be heralded Champions Of
the Texas Southern League" Follow
ing Is the score Of Sundays game.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-03
LETTER CARRIERS MEET.


Philadelphia, Pa, Sept. 2.-For ,be
past twenty-four hours there mas heno
an almost continuous stream Of ist,a,.
carriers rariving in this CITY Tb, s,.
come from an parts of the coin,r,, !,
take part In big parade mis- a., W
noon. and the annual conyan3jo ,,.
Mhleh opens here tomorrow nnr,,i,,i.
postmaster General Wilson rsn ',i,, ~;
mere az noon under the escort ~ J pao,
master Wariield OF Baltimore ana Isl 81
ietter carriers OF that city. The no,,-, T., .
formed az o'clock. but il was p nasri,.
: clock when the line OF marc eslly
reached the reviewing stand. ''''efS
AFTER the parade lunch was s.,...
io me carriers in Industrial ba,i ,eu
my me course OF which the Mr. uur-
evening the banquet given nv mn In tne
te, carriers national associatIon ,,,,,-
ned at the Hotel BELLEVUE. n wa, was
purely Informal affair. FolIowInwwH var "a a
uah4ue g public reception was Ma Wv, NV
'he Academy of Music "e'u Ut
among the important subiects r,,,,.,.
VIII engage the attention of tba ,,,'.I
yeenntion Will be the tenure ~ s9n-
phi pension bin and the eouiiiyoe,,il'Se'e
OF horse and carriage hire
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-03
Condensed rnLnGuAMs.


Vncennes, Ind. Sept 2,-H. Carter.
colored. shot and fatally wounded his
eN-wife today, Carter was captured
atter being shot several times by OF.
ilcers' He Is mortally wounded.
Lexington, KY, Sept, 2.-This morn
Ing Colonel W. g. p. BRECKENRIDGE
announced that he will make his first
political speech In the Democratic
st9Ie campaign on September 81. at
Williamstown, Grant county.
Kansas City Mo, Sept. 2.-Deleeates
70 me convention OF International
brotherhood OF Blacksmiths are arriy-
ing in the city, and indications point
10 a large and interesting gathering
when the first session opens tomor-
row.
Washington. Sept. 1.-The president
mas pardoned Blufort Foreman. sem.
fenced In the western district OF Ar
huilsas ~ 1881 70 two years imprlson-
hent ana costs for assault with intent
TO XIII, ON the ground that the con.
Niet mas become totally blind.
Washington, sept 2.-Commandor
bnldfond and Lieutenant MulIlgan
the naval officers who represented the
government on the trial trip of me
-, Louis, have returned To Washing
ton and reported TO Admiral Ramsnv
t,hey speak III enthusiastic terms Of
st. Paul. Mimi, Sept. e.--This morn.
ins found st. Paul In the possession
OF Inc delegates OF the fourteenth am
hual convention OF the Stationary Nh.
sineers. which Will open tomorrow M
MARKET hall About 800 OF them with
their wives, relatives and children
arrived this morning
Louisville. Sept. 2.-Henry II woife
\ Co. No 664 West Main street. one ~,
the largest wholesale clothing AIMS In
the city, illed a deed OF asslgnment H.,
the county clerks office at noon TO-DAY
The hrm owes 100000 to $3.50 900 ana
mas assets wAich they believe ,viii
equal II not exceed that sum.
Mammoth Springs, Ark. Sent. .
WIN HerekdRy, a drummer Represent
ING the Wear Booger dry goods con,.
pany OF st. Louis, was arrested tbla
morning upon an Indictment found nj
the present term Of the rrand inrv
charging him with carnally Knowing n
Eirl under the age OF consent. a com
Nietion on which Will lana him in the
penitenllary.
consiontlnople. Sept, THE promis-
cd imperial decree, proolaiming general
reforms throughout the Turkish en.
pre- DID not appear yesterday, the an
nlNersary Of the sultan's accession. "a
was expected, The embassadors of
the powers Interested are now insist.
ing upon the appointment Of a mixed
commission OF control
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-03

Galveston, Tex, Sept 2.-Galveston
4, Dallas 2. What looked to be like a
very slow game yesterday, turned
into a Hrst-claas contest. and there
was enough excitement In It for every
body. Galveston should have won the
game easily and had shut-out In
store for the Steers apparently. Up to
the siNt Inning II looked like n dend
easy game for the Sand Crabs, but then
change came over their dreams. The
Stcers got In Il run and broke the
whltewaHh. Then they got another
tally in the eighth and had the bases
fun, and also IN the ninth inning They
were certainly dangerous, but II was
only by great pitching by Mccoy and
good backing by his helders that kept
the game on GalNestonH side. The
crowd was IA big one and fully realized
all expectations Everybody was full
OF enthusiasm and took the greatest
delight In guyiug Big Molke." and the
only Ted, 20 The score at the end OF
the ninth inning was to IN favor OF
the sand Crabs,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-03
runorGnour AMnnIcA.


birmingham, Ala. Sept. 2.-L.abor
Dag was celebrated today ON a most
elaborate scale Fully $1,000 miners
ana other luborers came to the city
and Joined In the local clubs celebra-
ton \ big parade and trades display
took place In the morning. and In the
afternoon 10000 gathered at Lake
View, popular suburban resort,
where Mayor Van Horne delivered an
address of welcome. He was followed
by Thomas Wisdom. OF pittsburg.
Nice-presicnt Of the InternA tionnl
Iron Muuldvrs union. who addressed
them ON labor topics, Resolutions
were adopted denounolng President
Cleveland and Judge Woods for their
action In connection with the Chicago
strike ana expressing sympathy for
Debs
Day was observed generally In this
city, Most Of the business houses were
closed during the afternoon.
Washington, Sept. 9,-The Labor
Day parade today was the most i'm
posing display ever made by organized
labor In the District of Columbia. There
We're over 5000 men Ia line, all neatly
uniformed, and each division hended
by band OF music, Columbia Typo
graphical Union had 1900 men In line.
feature OF the parade was the par
tlclpation In neat uniforms OF the
chnpels OF some ot the local news
papers, Labor Day being holiday in
the District of Columbia. all OF the
executive departments were closed,
Nashville, Sept TAILOR organlza-
lions are out In force today ana held
two separate celebrations. The regu
lar celebration, attended by 5000 people,
and addressed by Mayor Guild and
other local speakers and w, c. Pom,
eroy of Chicago. was held at Cumber>
land park
Memphis, Tenn, Sept 2.-The oh
serVance OF labor day was the most
extensive ON record. The 5000 worlIne.
men We're In line in the morning parade
headed by platoons OF police ana The
city officials
Louisville Ky, sept. 2--1abor Day
was celebrated here today by a mon
ster picnic AZ Hill Park, over $4,000
tickets being given out,
Toronto, Ont, Sept 2-I.abor pay
was generally observed as n holiday
through0ut the cities In Ontario TODAY.
over 400 workmon marching through
the principal streets OF this city. and
Mound up with program OF games at
Bunalo, Sept 2,--Lubor nay was cell
ehrated by the worknen In this city In
me conventional way. by a parade ~
the trades unions, followed by a picnic
~ Hermanla park. where orators hold
TORN ana music echoed aud intrct
nowed. Nearly 5000 men We're In line
representing the building trades he
iron trades, the German trades ana
miscellaneous unions,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-03

Kansas city, Sept. 2.-Cattle-Receipts
1000 shipments, 700. Market steady
Texas steers. S265Q3.gO; Texas cows.
S2.2bq2S5; beef steers, S3.9jdp5 80. native
cows, Slj0aa.50 stockers and feeders,
81 gOu425; bulls, St.50d3
HOgs-ReCeipts. 700. shipments. 500.
Market steady, &c higher. Bulk of
sales, Sla5,25. heavles. $3.9Od4.2O; pack
ers A,O5ai.30; mixed. Slu4. 80: lights,
f60p4,sO workers.. $i.2O0l 30; pigs,
s2.20Wl
Sheep-Beccipts, 5000; shipments, 900.
Market stendy. Lambs, S3lOQ425;
muttons, seas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-03

st. Louis, Sept 2.-Cattle-R Receipts,
$500; shipments, none. Fair run and
prlces shade lower. Export steers,
S5.3OH565; fair TO good shipping steers,
"a 50dl525. dressed beef and best
butcher steers S3.5O04.SO; bulk OF sales,
S375d4.60; steers under 1000 pounds.
$3m3.15 bulk Of sales, $325GG3 go; stock
ers and feeders. $2NS65; cows and
hpfers, S2W3iO; Texas and Indian
steers, S2.75a3. 10; bulk OF sales, $4,000
$50; cows and helfers, s2W3,25.
Hogs-Recelpts, 1000; shipments,
none Market steady. Top prices, S4.4j,
with bulk OF sales at Si,1004.30
Sheep-Receipts, 400. shipments, none.
Market about steady Muttons, $24O0
o. stocRers, Sl,5OU2.25; lambs, S245dQ
40; Southwestern, S2m275
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-03

AZ New Hork-New York. a. Cleyc-
land. g. Second game, New York. G,
Cleveland, 3
At Boston. BOSTON. 3; Cincinnati 4;
eleven innings. Second game. Boston,
z, Cincinnati. 3.
At Brooklyn. Brooklyn, n: Chicago,
j. Second game. Brooklyn. 10. Chica.
70 q,
Al Washington. -Washlngton, @,
Louisville, ", second game: washing
ton, o, Louisville. Z.
Pittshurg, z,
~ Auantn-Atlanta, Z; New Or.
leans. T.
a. Nashville Nashville, 10: Evans
vile, ., Second game. Nashville. 4.
Evansville, 0.
AZ baltimore, ~ Baltimore, G; st.
LOUIS o SECOND game: Baltimore, /;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-03
NEW JERSEY ropuLIsrs.
Thirty-SiN Delegates iIoid n state
Conventions

Trenton N j., sept 2-Thc gubernn-
torlhl state convention OF the Peoples
party OF New Jersey was held here To-
day, William II, Ellis OF Trenton was
n1hllnnted FOR governor after several
were thirly-slN delegates at the con-
Nentlon, The platform adopted re-
auhfms the nptiunal platform ndoptel
~ omaha In 1899 and demand tho elec-
tlon OF The president and vlce-president
OF the United states and United States
Nention adpot0d separate resolution
favorable 10 woman's suffrage and tho
TO u, V. Debs:
The Peolle,s party In convention as.
semnled at Trenton on Labor Day.
hsnus greetings TO Eugene V. Dehs
champion OF the oppressed ana ulns.
flous victim Of the violation OF Tho
constitutional right Of a trial by my :.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-03

ence. having In view an agreement LOT
the adoption Of an international sys-
tenn OF currency, Sir John Leng. gener-
al commission OF parliament FOR the
city Of Dundee, Writes as follows.
Il fear that IL / Joined the commit
tee It would be assumed that had pc
come a bimetalllst, whereas l never
have been able TO sec how a double
standard could work, one OF the metals
being practically immovable and the
other a very movable quantity. AT the
same time | am In favor OF an interna-
tlonal conference upon condition that
the members be not delegated to rep
resent iixed Views, but sent with Tree
minds"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-03
BLAND is VERY nrsy.
lie Declines Ia Make "a Tour a, Al,
Kentucky Towns. "e

81, Louis, Sept 1.-The demand,
me Hon. Richard Bland for atdro. on
urs 20 numerous and msistant ssses
AZ Darts OF The country, thar he sh
AZ. NO: | shall not go to Kenh,c,,,, 50
mi S i,i,i replied 70 n Question Z;
stay thsPe ab 10 visit that state ana
platform adopted by The 0ut ne
convention was sa at varIenc e'sNi VIZ.
democratic coinage prinoinies win
,,hh'iefsement of Cleveland ana en- ~ US
,nAt ! concluded that would S6a Ia te
70 cancel my engagement there % g pest
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-03
when the total was s.Os5.s7e. Is ss5.s1a

when the total was s,os5,27s. is se5.sI2
bales.
MIR. Hester has made an inyestiga-
tlon into the consumption OF cotton
by every mill In the South. including
wooden mills that have used cotton
and the result shows n total of S62. sgS
bales, but of this. 54,865 were taken
from outports including In port re-
ceipts. This total shows that the mills
OF the South have used over $4,000
bales more than during 1928. He
makes the actual cotton crop OF Tex
as. including Indian Territory, 800
s5s bales or, say 2i6,79S more than last
year, and states that the actual pro-
duction OF the indian Territory was
12O9S2 bales.
HIS report on the crop OF the differ-
ent states is given as follows In thou
sands of bales:
North Carolina, 4G5; South Carolina,
500; Georgia. 1900; Alabama, l,OOO'
Florida, so; Mississippi. 1905 Louisiana,
500: Arkansas, $50. Tennessee. $50,
Texas, s.276. Total crop. 1901.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-03

There was n pIeasan, 49,
MeNico-American club ssung OF the
2snee OF q. w, Alexander .ne resi-
me MeNlcans and Americas hleht.
out N fun force. Riley Gonsa} We're
seiieeied president OF the elnh e ~ was
Mntkin was elected seereta =, ana Il.
io ..o,sg resolution was adnnis, The
neIras, tomorrow Is eleSt,es
occasion; be II ''ahee Of the
RESOLVED, that We. tho A,.s,
can club. pledge ourseives eAleo-Ameri-
votes Tor anti local option Nast our
interests OF the city OF For, ne best
ana 10 use all Of our Efforts worth,
o'her voters TO do The same - induce
n hiLEf GONZALES, pres,aas,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-03

in the first. second. fourth and sixth.
The following Is the summary:
Galveston. 0 o 6 o o 0 o 0 o. 6
Dallas... Q 1 o o 0 K Z
Earned runs-Gaiveston. 4. Batteries
---Galyeston, Bristow and Weckbecker,
Clark and Killacky Errors-Galveston
3. Dallas, /. Umpire-Mackey. Ted
sullivan's pitching and home runs by
Bristow and OrConner were features OF
the second game Bristow pitched
again for Galveston and met with bet
ter support than In the first game
allowing the steers but two hits. Cal
weston got onto TO Teddy and ham
mered out ten hits. The following Is
the score; Galveston-Iiuns. 5; hits. TO-;
errors. 3; earned runs. 9; battery. Brls-
tow and werkbecker Dallas-Runs,
3; hits, 3; errors, 4; earned runs. 2;
battery, sullivan and Killacky; umpire,
Mickey. The Dallas team returned
home tonight.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-03
HESTER CROP REPORT
ANIMAL REPORT GIVING COTTON
STATISTICS.
Claims This Year. Crop Is Much
Larger Than That OF the
Year Before.

Few orleans. sept. s.-The totals ~
Secretary Hester's annual rs spo,,' ~
me cotton crop OF The Untted stntea
We're promulgated today. iThey SNOW
receipts OF cotton at All United states
ports for the year OF Sl06l7i bales
against e.-fo.oa2 last Year, southern
consumption taken dlrcct from lnter-
a 9es u loo shs COTTON belt. sa1gl2, against
Nhhsl states for 1871 amount Ia
s'sYl,aoi bales, against s,5sa.7ie last
ytar, and $780, 1865 the year before nm
excess shown over the largest cron
eve marketed before. that az lsgi-s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-03
WAS WELL ATTENDED
fHE SCORES WE'RE ALL MADE IN
ONE INNING ON EACH
EIDE.


A very large and enthusiastic crowd
OF fans congregated at the Texas and
Pacific bail park yesterday afternoon
to witness the exhibition game for the
benefit OF the Orphans Home, be-
tween the Painters and Sherman. The
game was very interesting, and netted
the orphans the handsome sum Of
SlOi.7O.
sherman did not score until the
ninth, when four runs were piled up.
Both the Painters and Orphans re-
ceived eight goose eggs each, The
game was one Of the most interesting
ever witnessed In this city and the
good nature Of the crowd and total
absence or "beeflng" by the players
enhanced the enjoyment OF those who
attended
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-03
roRr WORTH BANKERS.
They Have Gone over 10 Deni-on to
Play Ball.

Denlson, Tex. Sept. 2.--(speclaD.-
A party Of gentlemen from Fort Worth
comprising the bankers base ball team
OF that city are at the McDugall hotel
here and will meet the Denlson bank
ers IN game OF base ball at EXPOSE
tlon park this afternoon. In the party
are: r. =. Martin, Jr., q. II. Reed.
VIM. Massle. X. O. Llttlejohn, l.. w.
Atwell, =. p, Fosdlck. william Low
rey. $. w. Henderson, j. p. Smith, Jr.,
j. v Beall, S. b. Williams. In the
game the Donlson bankers won by
score or II to ..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-03

state Veterinarian Of Missouri issues
Quurnntins

81 Louis, sept, Abr. Turner. state
veterinary. who has been here several
dairy cattle OF anythraN. win iss,,e .
quarantine against dalries In which
the disease exists, In view of INA
gravity of the situation, pr Carter
city milk inspector has ISSUED a notiee
to the public advising that an milk be
sterlllzed before using The health
uebarlnent ~ making q rigorous In
and Will prohibit the sale OF min, from
dairles In witch the disease exist.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-03

saiNeS'on and Dallas Play Two
Gnmrs al Beach Park.

~ oalleston, Tsx., Sept =, -.tsIeclal.1-
tne ieSAs Southern League cham-
nlonship series for the season OF 1895
Mas concluded today when Galveston
park IN the presence of ahnni Snaa
fpentatpfr rho home tehn, acored' sis
lpns N ne third inning ana thet end~
~ 'neif run getting, Dallas scoreA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-03

Goinesvlllc, Tex, Aug. 81. -(speclnn.
a match game OF ball was played
yesterday between the Era and
gainesville clubs. Era was ahead
when-a dispute arose In the last half
or the ninth inning and the farmers
stood u to II In favor OF Era.
Lawyers clerks. doctors. printers
and railroad men are all mixed up In
challenges,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-03

san Antonio Tex. Sept. g.--tspe-
,SiHh;.~ln the local bicycle races today.
w + iangridEe made q mile IN
$3.50 i-s. II, w. Hllc With nyl1e
start made a paced mile In ais AZ
tandem establishing record pf me
fastest mile ever ridden on a wheel
Ia Texas "''NN'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-03

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF The Mutual savings and
Loan oompnny will be held al The
office Of Nugent q Essex, Fifth md
Main street, Friday at o'clock D. ln'
september 18th 1898.
4 BEN o. SMITH,
Acting Secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-03
Which Includes the
w EEKLY G.AzETTB|
To Any Address for One Year.

Extra attachments in velvet-lined cd
drawer are included. These attachments
superior to those made by any other mI
acturer, being the only ones that are on
market that are warranted atee through
Other sets are made principally Of brass nd
plated, the plating serving to hide the truce
acter OF the metal underneath.
The Gazettes machine is strong and 50
IN construction. There are hut few won
parts in the arm, hence it is easy to keep
perry cleaned and oiled, and almost impa7
lor 1t to get out of working order. lns
chlne IS finely finished and beautifully
mented and can be depended upon
equally well the lightest and the heaviest
The Gazette's Premium machine and
Weekly Gazette for one year, $4,000.
The Gazette's Premium machine ana
Dal'y and Sunday Gazette by mail ia
year. s27.
The Gazette's Premium Machine apo
l pally and Sunday Gazette by mail SIX o.
s23.5O. Address.
State PRINTING : CDNID|
Fort Worth Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-03

Sir John Wants It. Though Nat N
nimctnllisl.

London. Sept. s.-ln reply to an lnvi-
Iatiop 10 Join parliamentary comnis-
Tee Tor the purpose OF fnrtherlnr tha
nroo9sai Iof an International confer
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-03

Liverpool, Sept 9.--cotton-Spot In
moderate demand, prices firm. Amerl-
can mlddllng, 3-4d; sales for the day
5000. OF which 500 were for speculation
and export, and included 1900 Ameri-
can.
Receipts, 1000, including 1000 Ameri-
can.
Futures closed firm at advance.
American middling. |. nc. September,
4 I5-G4d September and october,
l4-64d October and November
15-G4d; November and December,
1864; December and January,
17-64d: january and February,
17-6iGi4 1S-Gi1; February and March,
4 t9-6i6D4 20-G4d: March and April,
2l-6id: April and May, 4 23-Gld; May
and June. 2i-6iu4 25-64d
The tenders VI t0day's deliveries were
400 new dockets and 100 old dockets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-03

2. 'N ro'' worth j. sherman
stolen bases-Reilly /.
Double plnys--chafnbsrIin 10 nam,
20 Mccormick. '
Brat q, oii
Hit by pitched oall--By chamberlln
Brett /. '" D. oy
Time pf game--3 hours and 4 nlnutea
Harry Mace.
sMtlkart out on third. hunt strike.
snty,nteldt out on inneld ~ nit.
Kelly our Tor Interference