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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-31
THE TELEGRAPHERS.

SDeyelnpments-A Few strikers Re-
'fmio Work and Others Firm.
York, July 80. There is very
lw in the telegraph war. The
ftael strike of railroad operators
Eqidered yet. Five members of
|'io!herho,d returned to their
Edlls morning in New York, two
Fenlrtal, and one each ut Raleigh,
and Richmond, Va. Business
|ie Western Union office w s
||sd last night. and is now moving
|Hly The strikers are still firnl,
HELP FOR THE sTRIKEBs. !
Eafmncisco, July 30.-A theatrical
Iqhahce last evening at the Grand
[Eanouse, for the benefit of the
Elag operators, under the auspice.
" hi'ishls of Labor, netted three
|s ,.a dollars net, gross receipt,
E''hlfty-tive hundred dollars.
POSTPONED.
Failaanapolis, July 30.-The meetin.
NJ a1 10 tomorrow of representative
N Board Of Trade in the Missis
h valley to consider telegraph mat
uas been indefinitely postponed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-31
Croehery. Furniture and Glass.

Furniture leadsteads, imitation walnut,
each 3 sOiJ3 w all walnut, 3, 509 90; Chairs,
wusd nent, r. az y. 81 75n7 U0 cane and rattan
seat Is 0ldJ 90: cane seat, dining, sl2 0O@20 OO:
Childs and rockers, S. oO@l2 80; large rock ing,
SOY Mirrors arch tops, 4 don, ~ Wtal2 ~;
FABLES round, S20o63 y; fsl leaf, 81 5p@5 81;
SAFES each. 81 256t7 ~; Bureaus Sil testai gl;
wash stands. 81 2j6p6 ~; bed springs W soce1 oO
Baby Carriages, 80 69Ggal ~, !,
T,ocn ery-.w @ teas z doz 8 o9seI 10; W e
plates, S ct0sl 90; w g dishes, ! Dqe % ~ ~
ewers aud basins. sli 51Gl ~ bG w q sowis,
81 2gal IS: assorted crates, s55 0O@;5W;
IN \, tnn 30 :. Mo. /, cfinp top, u doz., s5e;
NJ. crimp top, 4 doz., 90; Atgand, ( doz.,
60c Gobleis, q doz, 65c@sl %; Tumbiers,
uendy snrs. 80 0O0lI OV Lamps, So SOFA u 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-31
SECOND EDITION.
LONGyIEW.
Arrest of Postmaster LINES at Filgore fol
Mail Robbery.

Arrest of Postmaster Line. at Kilgore for
Mail Robbery.
Special to the Gazette
Longview, July 80. -Informatiop
reached this place that Il. Nj. IL.
Lines, postmaster at Kilgore, had been
arrested for robbery OF the mail at that !
place. We went to see Mr. Palmer, q
druggist at Cams drug store, who UP |
to the last few weeks had beeu acting
as deputy postmaster for MIR. Lines,
who also kept saloon. He said he
had been suspicious of 1t for some time
past, as he had frequently noticed
Lines had a key which unlocked the
mail and that he always took the
pouch into the saloon from the night
trains. Mr.. Lines being Texas express
agent there, met the trains, but after
his services had been discontinued he
still sat up till train time, about II
the packages into the saloon.
Hammer asked him several times why
he had opened the mails, and he said
he was expecting very important let.
ters. Mr.. Hammer said that Lines had
been suspected of being an accomplice
| in the recent blowing open and rob-
hing of r. w. Wynn's safe at * lgore,
! but he did not knew anything about
| that. We learned from a reliable
source that two detectives have been
working hard after the safe robbers,
but die not succeed; also that the two
post-otiice inspectors, Crawford and
Smith, al been sending Mr.. Tom
Flanagan to Kilgore aud having HIM
mail decoy letters for week. IL was
q verv difficult case to work up, but
il nppears that Messrs. Crawford and
smith did il well. Mr.. Lines will be
taken to Henderson and tried before
United States Commissioners Fliin-
apau. The Lines family Is
one of the first families
of Kileore. One brother is promi
nent young physician, and another
prominent young telegraph operator
This mishap of the son and brother
will cast gloom over the good family
and the shock TO the community l.
great, especially at Longview where
J all who had occasion to visit kllgort
will attest to the very kind treatment
and hospitality Mt the hands OF Tho
Lines family.
While the Narrow Gauge engine
5 was making a switch with rope ca
link, brakeman Rube Watson go
< caught in the rope while trying e
Y pass it between the two tracks and re
e ceived some very severe rope burns
t from his ankle to his waist, which OF
i account of the severe pain following
l. such wounds may prove fatal.
V Train master Clawson of the /. " T
1 saws there were one hundred ant
II twenty cars of lumber shipped ives
II last Saturday, aud that the deman,
It for cars could not be supplied. IT WI
It he remembered that the westerl
dealers refused the prices asked D.
Y the mill men daring the summer
st The mill men all stacked their iumoe,
Of and held unitedIy for their prices.
seems now that tue dealer has give
in, as very large amount Of order
% are received daily mt mill men pilce
w Mill men say they can ship sewers
m million feet as fast as cars can b
n loaded.
,e A large number of people attende
" the campmeeting three miles north
this place yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-31
THE MEMPHIS RACE.
CRIMINAL CALENDAR.

Husband and Wife Found Dead in Bed
Murder and Suicide.
New York, July 30.--George Shep-
pard and wife were this morning
found dead In bed In furnished room
on Twenty-second street, shot through
the heads. II is supposed 10 he a case
OF murder and suicide. The man is
about thiriy-five years of age, and his
wife thirty-five. The motive for the
tragedy is not known.
KILLED HIS BROTHER.
A youth named Silvey, aged seven
teen, living near Centreville, stabbed
his elder brother In the left side, kill
ing him. The cproners jury found
him guilty of murder.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-31
MINOR WIRELlNGS.
sheridan on for Louisville
swiss Celebration.

sheridan on for Louisyiile--A
Swiss Celebration.
July 3O.-General Sheri-
llsmli ai Grant, and "A party of
ti9 ielt for Louisville by u
,eis W " tnis morning where they
mn, !. !. resident Arthur ut the
N me Exposition in that city.
dgs.ss return to Chicago on
Nh ana join in a reception 10
me President on Thus.
iss CELEBRATION.
ei,t ,u,y Sl,-'rhe Swiss society
efH IN celebrate the anniyer-
leb ouhuing of the Swiss re.
aims,s gust Sth by u parade OF
ps "hu civic societies.
es CHURCH SCANDAL.
July 30.-An order OF
sss TAINTED in the supreme
nm hev. Richard III. L..
sa ~ Trace church chapel
M nl,,iie aice against him by
ole't. The action il foi
sEte ~ Tor alternating hi.
tae, ~ lying and SANDER,
alslss ts which he ALLEGED resul
as 'eeratlon in an inebriat,
=" Tue penitentiary
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-31

National stakes, for three-year-olds,
one and one-eighth of a mile; Cotton
sial,es. for ali ages, $1,000 added, one
and ope-fourib miles; selling sweep
stakes. for all ages, one mile; Peabody
hotel stakes, for two-yearolds, three
nuorters of mile; handicap steeple
chase stakes for all ages, two and one
fourth miles. Entries to stakes close
Spntember %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-31

Potatoes. country l0@5Oc q bushel; Or

Potatoes, country i005Oc q bushel; Onions,
new, 600 y pb Turnps t'@i,c n on.
Means ii. p. med, bbls., AZ s5c; large lima.
6lld7t: small butter, 4l9@jc; hayo ee@@1c;
Pickles, medium, 20 5n@i % Y bhl.; ha,, hp,''
s. eoai 10.
Reiail-vinegar, apple, 31@5lc gal; pure
wine, soc; Peas, green, dried, y 10. 9Ac oia is
SGpl G. Cabbage, &c; slack 6errics $1,000 per
ral Plums 25GI0c per gal; Watermelons 10
d2r Cantelopes l0Gp33; Apples oVg'oc per n
bushel box; tomatoes soc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-31

Bark, Cinnamon, per pound. 2i@@c; bark,
Peruvian, per pound, i5m30: Borax per d,
ie@is; Ri.carbonato OF soda per n, as4ept & T.
peras per 10. 2eD4; castor oil per gal. ioal 70:
cinchonida, per on, 95Di ~; CASTLE soap
(mottled) per n. s1s; cream tartar. &. Ps per
pound, ssOpio; chalk, lump, per pound, 20 =
caomel, r. Il w. per pound, .QaSo; caioi,ei,
English, per pound. 1901 -: choral ny
drate 7b@l -; chloroform, .0dW: compost
tlon powder, 5000 dovcrs powders, io@t oV;
EPSON salts, per pound. 5000 gun opium, per
! pound, "; gum camphor, Nl9'S2; morphine,
| quinine, y. & W., per or, NJ quinine, Ger
man, per or. 50; quinine. German, case per
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-31

PAISrs, per ibwhite lead, 73%c ~; yellow
OII,s-BoiIed linseed in bhls, 65c per gal:
raw o2e; neatsfoot, 60 75c; fish, toGp5ic spirits
turpeniine, 6Jc; coal oil, IS cases, Brilliant,
Tia. b5 al ono so; IS, 81 %; Eupion, bbls., DC
per gallon: Eupion, 20 cases, " %; lard oil
s., G6m85c: Wesi Virgidla, &d3c.
VARSIsHES---Copal, 6lccDsl 20 per
coach varnish, s. SOC 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-31
SWITZERLAND.

SOCIALISTS AND THE RED FLAG.
Geneva. July 30.--At a meeting OF
socialist wofkmen VIC 'ent speeches
were made, sLminonlng the .'ate '"
provide employment for worRineh l.
4 he assembly aftel wards prpee s ss',sa ~
the town hall, but the oiilclais 'eiuseu i
o receive the deput' tlon, whereup POI,
he leader of the prot e1sion i'niurieu
the red llay. lie and seVeiai p'Ner9
were arrested.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-31
EGYPT.
THE FILTHY NILE WATER.

Alexandria, July 30.-An analysis
has been made of the water of the
Nile which shows it is infected with
putrid matter to above the ca'aracts.
DEATHS AT ALEXANDRIA.
Alexandria, July 0.--Four deaths
from cholera here yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-31
GERMAN.
THE AMERICAN HOG.

Bremen, July 30.-Thc senate has IS
sued an order to all captains of vessels
arriving from America with picked
nork as part Of their clrgo to notify the
CASTOR authorities Of the quantity they
have on board under penalty of three
hundred marks fine for neglect TO co
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-31

UryyppooI. July a. Cotton spots opened
orn, and closed l.ld hishe; ordinary, S-i9;
good Ordinary ls low %,dd,, III or 29v
,ilS. ,s,les 10 90 of which 80 pwerc Ameri
can: 2tM export and speculation: Imports
l'ig, or which I,sol were American. ,e.o
cultures opened quiet ana Go ea oanyi s s@s
p ~; Sepiemb :r-oclober, . -: ocio
81 MEMBER & 80; NovemberDecemDsf
4, N--,)ece M beI-January, . 30. ;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-31
--1~~
DALLAs.

,.,.v,l,e-A Negro Des-
c'' .r's,.D,ured--A Hot Day.
M sO.-The following
~ DALLAS Jail to-day 10 ior
o. q. q q 4. Whitney from Col
y Ir 4, 4 theft, two years; James James
~ ,, Y, Collin county for coun-
4. ~ sou,,uty for horse stealing,
's y nas~s.half years; Rufus Burns
a y S snsnty for theft of cattle,
g s Toses Copeland from Jack
!, % %orse stealing, five years;
y ,r lS from Jack county for
, a'Ts'i two and one-half years;
, sa,lin from Jack county FOR
s tss'I two years; james Young
~ ms jsck county for horse steal e,
vaa and one-half years. Inc
ls "a Sas a horrible sight. he
" '' n The shoulders a few weeks
,his resisting capture, ana
Eounds have not heais a.,
,,asss of bones are
llr working out ana
from the wound was sick
ID Deputy United States Marshal
|. 4 GERMS, living in the
| Territory, to-day lodged in
I'M one Bfocky Black, a noto-
|sp desperate, charged with
|siay the transportation of the
Eslstes mail. He is alleged to
a,smpted TO wreck a train
Missouri Pacific railroad neal
~ Instructions on the track
at continues intense. Tht
to.day registered lO7 degree
Ne, with the south breeZ'
1t and located on the side
posite from which the SUI
Many mechanics any
| Hers were compelled TO "a,
work for fear of sun
BORT cotton beginning t
Thought, as the rain o
h saturday last only fell IL
mall spots. L
Information from Washing
ight. announces the appnie'
l. S. Garrison, agent of "
Express company, AS postlnN
las in place of A. a. Whi'
Sed. This will prove II SUI
lmost every citizen of the city
zen has given satisfaction I
Kept few persona. enemies. Nj
bon Is a popular, wide awak
kman Of good business qualilic;
and may prove satisfactory
public. 1t is unnecessary
"a word against him
10 do Whissen !iustic
~ Garrison will have to be pc
y itselfto make a more comp
Ii faithful officer. 1t is "A know
,Iat achange was determined {
! department. before the recel
tlgation for the benefit of tile h
can party, and not that the goo
service demanded it, and al
General Edgarton before leavii
s told a prominent citizen
and that his opinion was til
arrison would succeed Whisse
|slter's removal is liable to crea
patton not heretofore known
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-31

FLOUR easir--Stanrard royal patent, $3.50
n bbl; sacks, 81 1903 ~ 2 l.J its Corn meal,
IS W: Oatmeal. /, half bbl., S. Or crack ed
wheat. a n. &c. Crackers; \ soda, 6d63fc, Xxx
soda. car, xxx soda, 1901 &c; cream soda,
sa<caiOi.c: X lemon creams, Ns 8lsc. \ ginger
snaps. snpiSc. Xxx, 9lSd l0c: assorted cakes and
jumbles iSGlsiSf. Wheat in l'ght receipt;
soc gsl, as 10 quality and condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-31

PoRK--Fair demand, but Mt lower rates:
~ s5egl3 S7tS cash: /, 10 July or August,
i.ARD--Fair demand, but a.. lower rates.
S1ilSaS ~ cash Juy or August.
Bulk NEArs.-4Fsir demand; short rib, %;
short short clear 3 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-31
Meats au,,Lard.

MEATS strong-Sugar cured hams, iicj tn-
con. pack ed, breakfast bacon, lihc; short.clca
l0I long Gear, 9Ac bulk meats, packet
short nry salt, SIC. , ,a,,.
Lam st,ong-Tierccs, l0lc; hif. bills, lVMc;
so 10 tins lDlzc 90 N tins. l04c; ~ b THIS, loAc'
5ib tins, l0Jkc; 3 10 tins, He.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-31

changed
wnsAr-lrregular and fairly active: | oct6
o.; July voifel Vf6
CORS--in fair demand and easter: 5i3l cash
or July; soSG,oss August. to)sa x.ss Sep
Tar t.ar
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-31

Nails, rates, 81 ~ Hoes, ~ z cert. Off Axes,
Collins, $40 50; simmons. 0 a.; Hackinsack,
81 81; Ames's shovels, v dos, sl2OE Horse
shoes, a keg, 80 TO: Bar iron, IS: Steel, TtSc;
Sheet Iron, No. ~ u, &c: Pence wire,
SsGglsc. Tin Plate, slb0 Trace
chains, 90 Oh z dox. Tinware, 10 y cent. OF,
Cooking stoves, sti eaa 80 w: Fire mantels,
$40 lOSD9O %: Coffee mills ~ 4 cent OF; Bolts,
10 4 cent. or Carriage bolts, 90 y cent. OFF.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-31
RUSSIA.
A VILLAGE BURNED.

st. Petersburg, July 3).-One hun
dred and eight houses have been de.
stroyed by fire in the town of Seminov
in the government of Nizhnee Novo-
porod
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-31
Two Miners Killed.

Carlinville, I'll, July 3).-Two min
ers named Henry Stats and Geo.
Keiser were instantly killed in the
Loomis coal mine yesterday by the
falling of a slate roof
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-31

ports, 5soas no; good Texans and Indian
steers, Olaj 90. common, 50G255.
HoGs Iteccipts eas; market lower and
weak; Workers, Bl0NB25; mixed. 900 20
butchers, 8 vpm6 10.
sfKsr-Re, elpts lie; market steady mo
dium 10 good so al co prime, i5ai vs lambs
zoos -.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-31
Poultry and Eggs.

porrITpY-Hens, s3 O0@3 Is per dozen;
roosters, Il 5N@2 90; half,grown chickens,
ii BOP Ue Turkeys, So zoos "; Geese, 70 w
as lD Ducks, SO 51a3 w.
EGGs-Per dozen, lie.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-31
se,ts opened quietand steady; ruled steady
and closed quiet. Sales "A Is to exporters anu
New Orleans.

New oRLEASs, July a,.-Cottoa-Spot
opened quiet, closed firm and unchanged;
Futures opened quiet and steady; ruled
utiiei and steady: closed steady ana q points
h,yher than saturday for August; part OF lle
others la points higher; sales l'''seo.
nj
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-31
Eee,lstnns.

HAy-New country loose from wagon,
81 GaHOD ner ton: Corn, country, 4oc; onts,
country. 2,c: Rran, 75Nper i0i; chops, u %
per o. Bari, y, 3)eS,,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-31

skins, u N 2N@25; antelope skins, y 10 lNGls;
goat skins, each Il ea2S; sheep pets, according
to amount OF wool, 2Dceeup; shearlings,. ac-
cording TO amount OF wo VI, lN0i5c; Mexican
sheep felts, y 10 salec; Mexican sheep lei's,
imrrovcd, 1iDi2c, Mexican sheep shcrlings,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-31
Butter and Choose.

RITTER -Country. lSGs0i Western dairy,
22hc; fancy dairy. 27hci cookipg butter, lVc
butterine, c. -, -, va,
CHEEsE-Fiat factory, l2Ac; New YORK
factory, i34c; full cream, l5c; Sweitzer, Boa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-31
IUE FRENCH SORTIE.

Lopdon, July 30.-The Standards
correspondent at Hong Kong says the
Success of the recent sortle of the
French in Tonquin was due to the
fact that half the garrison was secretly
conveyed in junlSs and took the en-
envy in the rear by surprise. The
Chinese still persist in maintaining a
prohibition OF the expectation of cattle
for the French forces. The French
squadron will shortly make de-
monstration on the Chinese coast.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-31
Ann,uuitinn.


Powder Blasting, e key, 81 10; Rifle, u q %.
So O.; Rife n ~ his. So Ride, r az u.s. VI %
Shots q d sack: Buck shot. 81 So.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-31
lDIILI:2!N..'
!, ,,,n rrtrsss'


"a from firt
| .,.oI,t ls,,s,lupts!, vai thise with
s ~ 1sEElSslg, c Of q S'e e%i-
/ ~ SOME rpl'aa,,cc,ar.ted which
4" .bculd, y \ ~. .'sa,ilsthipg 10 III,
and so '''"t z escnd'ion o' NV p'0'
| w., ! have stu n,em ma"s
I % noted sIa,.sd III /, this letter,
Iosisb no'' crown far beyond
|raaI ! !. " and must have ,,ed re- :
|IIDisals',as, d STs and p ostpon,ei !,
bngOalI, ~; 's'V j these Interesting
Irm .! Interesting fae' s,s o,
ss ~ 10 Texas sloc ! ,viIl
I'll your lady readers lei.
VII a.a a'vWSi Wilde. and their do
hd v the past week; -
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sd Louis.


sr. LOUIS, July 31.--cotton--steady; mid
ding W; sales ilE fseelpts W snip''e"''
SO stock on hand swJ,
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CHINA.
PROPOSALS FOR "

PROPOSALS FOR EsAcE.
London, July 80 -zXhe Standards
correspondent at NInna, learns that
China has proposed to Triscon, the
French MinisteT that negotiations be
opened for a Crmal treaty, ana France
readily agCXed to the proposal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-31

NEW YoRK, July 90 - liEnvrs = Receipts
5000, making a., W for week: shade strons &c
for good and prime steers: duh aud easier for
Inferior and common poor TO primo natives
sold at s 1876 6I extra do, q 1000 81; Colorado
cattle, 5 Sya6 49, Texas steers. bgj 50 general
SHEEP Receipts 1907, making $3.50 for
week; sheep. firm; lambs, easier extremes,
Snte6 %; for common - prime sheep, va oV
for lambs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-31
!. JuIy ae.--Flour-sIow; about g

ST. LOUIS, July 1.--Flour-slow about DC
WIIIsKY-Steady at II
ConN MEAL Qui 4 al zoo.
PoRK-Qulet at II o.. 80. L.,
RI'nK MEATs-Long clear, { 90 short ribs,
! ~. short clear, s) s,,or, ,tbs
g short clear SIX.
FlIAMs-l2s4 @l3l2.
LARD-Nominal.
PRODUCE.
a 4 M a ,teu.t. 4 OF ,6sl Ia IS ,pl, InDer.
@cyi,S- .Iade better fDr 4 tnrss cash lower,
sgi[0pilgs,. tTegf,X August; n N@ls September
0srs-i3eter; .fsS cslsh; 2iG2oSs August
1853 september
LIVE STOCK.
cATrLE-Receipts 2lO; qulet and I'M
changed. supply mostly grassers; light ship
ping native, iT59 -; heavy, i.gb15; eN
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Galveston.

GALVESTON, July 3o.--Cotton--Spots steady
and unchanged; light offerings sales none.
Futures opened quiet ana mn anu wers
III w.. .s.,osed dull and 3 points lorer bid for
AuSust: others wi hin point of Saturday 5
,,i,,,1ros. sales 900. CLOSING
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paints, oils aud vnrnishes j.

wheat.
Coming in freely; prices range from SocgsL
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL.
GAZETTE orFicE, July 81.
GOLD AND SILVER,

GAZETTE orFicE, July 81.
GOLD AND siLvhh,
Buying selling
American silver dollar .......par.
American halves and quar'spar.
Mexican silver dollar ~ romine,
Mexican silver halves .....-" 80 nominal
Mexican silver quartcrs." 10 nominal
nANKEKs EXCHANGE. -
New York sight, currency ........." "a per WV
New Orleans sight, currency. q per sivo
st. Louis sight. currency .".". "a per siM
Galveston sight gold and cur'cy q per w,
Sterling. in small sums, Si.e0 currency per 81.
COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE.
New York sight currency. par@A,
SsT o1lsss sy Fas
Oh Chicago s sight i earrency. -. discount
New York.
New YoRK. July 81 Government bonds,
lower for 3s and AS.
State bonds retiring dull; nothing doing.
railways firm. ~
The stock market to-day exhibited grcu
st eugth in early dealings. The announce
ment that many of tue slrie,hg ,ei'egr l,,p,
| cities had favorable effect on speculation.
| We tern Union moved up from so. 10 Sil,.
marked, ranging from u 20 rs per cent, the
| latter for st. Paul md Omaha. Inc M
| ,rovement was general: In the afternoon
| the market was less active aud reaction Oh
| Il To " Ter cent took place. As compafsd
| with Saturdays closing prices stocks are =
To per cent higher, except for NenNer, han-
s4s and Texas, and Northern Pdc,lic, w ,,,ii
are rac,ionally lower. In spec aitles, Iul,
man Palace rose from ~ 10 l3ss per een,
richmond & Danvlne to 90 and West Point
} to 49, oregon 1ranscontinental declined
" TO 1872: Manitoba, after advancing nom
i1gX to iIilb fell of to 1875; New York Cen
trail and New Jersey Central lent iiatA.
New York July 3.-AIoney mark easy al
llsGn2. Closed at g. 49,.
Prime IN ercantle paper 5@dB.
sterling exchange, banEable bills, dull at
1 81: sight 81. 90
Three per cent. bonds -L8.
Extended SIS, called IN.
Coupons, 4l@'s-'l2s4.
Coupons, 4s--l l'cs.
Denver & Rio Grsnde .......,.'.....'.....''' ~
Houston & Texas I'D
MGssn,ri pariflc,
I ia,,n,t {. pacinc ............. "a.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-31

CHICAGO, July i.--Hous-Keccipts, Q o;
weak, 10 TO .; lower mixed, 5 5jd5 Us; heavy,
565 W; light, 5 sid6 90 closed very heavy
CATTLE RECEIPTS, T.'sN; brisk: best ~ adcs,
10; higher exports, Gao As; good TO choice
snippinss steers, sea o.: common TO medium
6Uetj ~.
smEtp Receipts, ?o0e: fairly active and
weak; inferior t. fair. U0di 575: good, 4 70;
cnoice. 4 IA.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-31
New York.

NV YoRp July 30 Cotton future, opened
ouiet nd stea ~; ruled barely steady; close
We k: 8aiU points lower III III saturday; sales
- no halas. ueliNerel on con trnct 500.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-31
Kansas City.

KANSAS CRY, July S,.-WneAr,-Lowor;
No. 2 red 81. cash: s,@s5.4 August; sSa sep
TENDER. ~
ConS Lower, 80 cash aud August, Ss,S
september.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-31

CATTLE -Rec-ipts ,tC0 market steady: ma.
tive steers OF l2sO to 1872 pounds, s loo q,
cows, z J,Ce3Sl; Texas steers OF 49, pounds,
g5.
Hoes Receipts sos; market lower; 8 is@
So; blis OF sales were made at l5d5 b.
siIrRr.-- Receipts 80; slow; natives of u
pouuds sold at 2 ~