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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1883-06-01

JAY GOULD TO RErIRE.-Mr Jay Gould
has declared to his near friends his iutcn-
tion 10 retire from his active business life on
the completion Of his projected tour around
the world. His son, Mr.. George j. Gould.
young man Cftwchty. is to take his
pace as a spccu!ator, anl Mr. Gould him
self will lead 4 private life. Mr.. Gouli's
Fortune is carefully estimated in round NUN.
hers to be 800 000, 600, of which $50, 900, :
000 is in the stock of the Western Union
Telegraph Company and 10000, 900 in the
stock Of the Missouri Pacific Railroad Com
pany. In real cstatc he has never put much
moHcy, considering the size Of bis fortune
His in"cstmcat in this kind of property
alto rc:hcr amount to about $1,000 600
The remainder Of his wealth is in securities
mainly in the shape Of the bonds Of the
dIttcrcntrailroad companies. Bu; one large
deal, in s?'@H,ativc parlance, remains to be
consu@::!,;cl previous to his retirement, and
that is, from the account given, the proposed
alliance between his Southwestern system
Of railroad and the Fast Tennessee, Nirgi-
MIA, and Georgia system! ana other tributary
roads. The "boys," as Cornelius and
William X. Vanderbilt arc called, have
taken their fathers place in the market,
anl Nr GoUid's contemplated retirement
will DC even more complete than that OF
William II. Vanderbilt, for Could has been
u lif. nr ennnm ntinn - W.-Llr.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1883-06-01
JOHN L. YOUNG
CIV &c ~ @ ~ aC ~ kS
A NJ D S URV EYO r,
Union g. H.

Orders for surveying left at my residence or
the Times Office, during my absence, will receive
prompt attention.
OIiicc next door TO J. C. Hunter * G. :.
Nrril - II if
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1883-06-01

80 --------
iHE COMING '" HEAT CNop'-lhe May
returns % wheat 70 The department OF
ASfica't"Fe at Washington make the con-
d't'on compared with the April average
gan, and in Ohio and Illinois further in.
iury was wrou"ht nv rros,s corlv II Anr;I.
in more northcrn distr cts tbo r,.I .,m ,oo
bv the March freezing WAS mor, funv dis.
closed when the COVERING Of snow and ;co
Jisannr,rcd The ovcrouo for N,w yorl
is II, 70. Michipon 81 for Obio 90 for
Illinois 6G Furtbcr Ioss yoo srff,rod b..
nI,pgh:,,, nm hr,o oro,s IN Ohio ,na III;
n,;. .o,i,,;n, ;n N;.~on.; c.~., 90
~ -i'''"u' ''o'' o" I"
oo Is reporteu' In Indiana the condition
averages - and New Jersey reports 101,
the same as in ADril. All the rcmainiuo
Markham S.,t,s show ., ;r,,roron,o, s;,,,
=, ,..:,. :, ~ 80
'"C -'9'' ''rJ'', 80 "'' 10 '"c l 'o'''o co'S
ana nearly all the southern States. The
averages are: Connecticut 26, Pcunsyi>
yauia g5. Dsl,wore s. M,rylonl 90 Vir
,;,i, o. v,.r. r,n,l;,,, GO C..n
T,. no r..-: 'o ~ ., 'o' r'" " ~
n''' ''' ''''a ~ +>l'"''h' - rH'SS'S-
Sipp! ", Texas 81, Arkansas sc, TanncEce
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1883-06-01

YOuTuFuL SUICIDES. -neccnty a w.i
tc?, making &ome general observations upon
French affairs, remarked npon tine number
Of children, of the age oftwcIvc and under,
'hat annually commit suicide in Paris The
writer spcculatci upon the motive that
could bavG induced the i!i!1 uni1wuuAtcs
to commit the act. Bat youthful suicides
arc to be found in the United States, also
If statistics were taken, the result would
proba Jly be discovered to be startling -
Shame and fear have sometimes been the
motives, mingled, perhaps, with feelings of
indignation. Thus children, and rarlicu.
la.Iy boys, who had received or expected
to receive severe corporal punishment, are
frequently found to exhibit little or no hcS.
tation in comprising tn ir own death We
cannot say that the evil is on the increase
in the n..cL &,,tc>, bu. i! certainly does
moi sccm to b. decreasing Ncm Iorh
T"i.Jjrr"
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1883-06-01
COLUMBIA

EA SC IL Us :s,s sEs.EEs:.ssE
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1883-06-01

~ Ut.uty'
IL will swear off until Wednesday,"
80, Walter, have reclaimed you," and
she threw her arms around his neck. They
were married.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-19
SAVAGE STRIKERS.
Brutal Conduct of Michigan Mines 10
Force Compliance with Their
Demands.

Norway, Mich, November IS
Yesterday the men at Ludington mine
joi led the Chaplin mine strikers nj
Iron Mountain and paraded the streets
with brass band, 500 to 900 strong
till forced TO disperse by cold. -Four
hundred of them then surrounded
Stockbridre of the
Ludington mine, and upon his refusal
to yield to their demands they
attacked, kicked and beat him Till
he promised them anything they
wanted. The mob then started
in search of Supt. Cody of the Chaplin
mine, but he had left by train for Nil.
waukee.. The men threaten that un.
less their demands are yielded at the
Chaplin mine they will compel The
stoppage of the pumps, and allow the
mine to be flooded. The saloons are
all closed, and there is no drunken.
ness The local police are powerless,
and probably one or more companies
of state militia will be called out. The
county sheriff has been sent for.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-19
The Controllers Report.

Washington, November lS.-The re-
port of the comptroller is in the hands
of the printer. The portion furnished
for publication relates mainly to state
banks, trust companies and savings
banks. From returns received from
twenty-iour states, it appears there are
7SS state banks and trust companies
and $50 savings banks. Savings banks
deposits, $l,02l $50, 1877, and deposits in
state banks and trust companies, $780,
37l,9l7. These returns do not include
bank deposits. The deposits in ma
tional banks on October ., 1888, eX-
elusive of those due at the banks,
amount to 81, 063 ,G0l, 1856. There are 7i9
private banks in sixteen principal
cliies, with deposits of sl04 445, 1873
There are 2,Gll private banks in thirty
four states, exclusive of the above
cities, with deposits of SlSl, go, 1856.
The comptroller estimates the percent
age that will be lost to holders of ma
tional bank notes from failure to pre-
sent for redemption after twenty years
will be from to II per cent.
of circulation. The highest amount of
first issue legal tender outstanding Mt
any one time was $liD, isi, 1852; amount
outstanding November |, 1883, $ll 49,
$50, percentage of go on the highest
amount outstanding.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-19
A TRIPLE CRIME.
Murder Of Two Women and Wounding
an Invalid Old Man by a Long
Island Thief.

Oyster Bay, l.. l., November 49,
The following are the particulars of
the tragedy of Saturday afternoon:
The victims are Mrs. Lydia Maybee,
Il years old, and her daughter, aged 81.
Garrett Maybee, the husband and
father was brutally assaulted and the
house robbed. He has been paralyzed
fourteen years ana blind eighteen
months. At sunset, the mother and
daughter went to milk, leaving the in
valid alone. Miss Weeks, living oppo-
site, heard cry of murder, and sum
moned the neighbors. When they
reached Maybee's household, the man
was suffering from wounds in his head
and face, inflicted by club in the
hands of thief, who had secured the
valuables of the family. Maybee said
he feared his wife and daughter We're
murdered. The barn was searched
and the bodies of both were found in a
cow stall, covered with leaves. The
body of the latter was still warm. The
women had been choked to death. No
trace of the murderer has yet been oh
tanned
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-19
LOCAL MARKETS.
sinplo Dry Goo,ls,

PRiETs-Duuklrk. iilc.; Lodi. BE-, Mari
boro, 5lsc'; Oriental, &C.; Uichniontis, exc;
steel River. &C.; Southbridgc, de-
PINK pHINrs- Gnrnnr Glbc.; Harmony, 0c
Richmonds 0, &c., Manhattan, SIC.
SHIFTING PIlnrs-Alien iJSc Morrlmack
So.
FIHE Brown DoMEsTIcs-- Utica. ~ cents;
Lockwood, o.: Germnnia. q Fair Lawn. X 7.
iIndlan ORCHARD ZEE, ~ Pocahontss, ~
warwick, So.
NAVY Blows poNEsrics-Allana,A. TX
cents; Atlanta A. ~; Lawrence Ill, AZ Wa
10 "a; Piedmontf-S,G.
BLrAUiIED Dom EsTius- Our own, 81 cents;
Security, ~; Contest, Prosperity, ~
Hope, ~ j; Lonsdalc, w; King Bee cninbric,
&; Rplghts cnmbIic, 80 cold Medal 2.
DuCKs--Prattylllo soz., i2I3 cont. Rayon's
R0z ,liie; SnYaro l0og., -; Wo' torn star SJy,,
u: West Point soz., II West Point looz., II.
CoLoHED DucKs--Anchor iGE, Sci Anchor
DD, ~; Boston or. ~; boston XS. 1915.
Boston Don, IS; concord iQoz.. 10.
TIrgIs0--Ai noskeag AGA. 10 cents, Con-
esiosn nc. g. Cords ACE, lgl Merthuno
,rhorndike d, W; Th0iBdike 4, Stand.
ardH. ~; Bangor, 80.
HItlSoiYtlrnIPE-. Mechanics ~ cents Col
lumbla, Q; lewott 4; AnOskoag,
J.Ass--A bbotlsiotd, IA cents; Covlngton,
10. Long Island, l7lsI clifton, q Crosby.
BLAkKsTs--i0& white sl.2b, l.Ju, no, 2.tp.
$50 10 300 pair; III white, goo 800, 800 10
100 pair: l2-i white e2bO, 400, 100. 6oD 10 $50
pair. Economy. colored. Bib, t.s1lk pair
do.,. s-lb, goo pair. Rocky Mountain, col.
Vile silver Gray, Glib, t3l01 do. s.lb,, sl.OD.
fstnr u CreAccnt silver GTny, 6-lb., s2.7b; do.
Glib, $50; do, s.ib., 81. b. Ecarlot, 81 90 800,
400 10 GOO. Blue, sj.bo. 40 TO 60 phir.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-19
building material

LUnRgR--Rough lumber. boxing, ~ inches
and under, frst-ciass, 81. stripping. Nab, E2l (:
boxing and flooring, clears, sls thick clears,
~ aud ~. go: rough lumber, second class'
SIS: loiat aud scnntlinB, cnlls, tlB.
HIDISG-Firht common white pine, tl2 ~.
second do, so third do. sll poplar, eJ 61i ma
tive pine ~ s20@2 70; do ~, 81; native
rough, 81 90.
DilEsysrD LuMprn--Roxlng u Inches ana
under, g1G c09tls 10. 30 lfx3, so O00g.r W.
scaDtliDg, jaist or any common lumbar
80 u0i1n ~. boxing over ~ Inches, pJylyDae
81 %: thick cieafh, ~ tOlHand 2. $50 VDsJ2 ~
second class. any kind. 81 UJd2J ~.
DRESSED ARp hArGIfED FiooHiTo--Firsi
class, s2s. SECOND class, tzl,
WluTgPJHB FuhaIsHigG LpMBrs--ll, IN
ana inch white pine. 40; inch do, ta1.
CKILIs0.--BFADrD Oh lLAIz--tjrAt com
mon white pine X. $3.50; ID do, SO; 30 do, ELS:
g6pinE. y. ssJ,Jo poplar, X, s2sO; native pine,
PorIAn LJiiBKn.- ~. ana inch, $50;
s,iIsGirs.- white pine a, %; do shaded a,
gi.2j, dotxtra No. 1, sl.yg cypreaa, best, any
bnliid, %. do NOR, 800; do No. z, $50. native
sawed heart, ti.5k snps, $50.
PIcnEfs.--Hhjte pine. dre.sed ana headed,
square or nat, 81. yellow pine do. ~; ihth. W,
LINE, cEsIElr, EIc.--f.imo, Auniiu, tz.21
per Dbl. Cement. Louisyillc or Rosenaie, rs ~
per bbl.; Portland, ~ ~ per Dbl. Plaster Pariss
New York or Michigan, % per Dbl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-19
The PHILADELPHIA Fire.

Philadelphia, November 1s.-The
American Line Steamship company's
officials estimate the loss for wharves
last night at $l50000. Property used
by the company was damaged to the
extent OF $4,000. The buildings and
wharves were owned by the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad company and insured.
The remainder of the loss was
on freight lying on the wharf
awaiting shipment on the Lord Give.
1t consisted of Western freight, $50
bales of cotton, 800 barrels of oil, 5000
bags of flour, 200 sacks of oil cake,
about 500 bags of Indian meal, and n
lot of local freight, believed to be all
insured. Some cotton and oil cake
will be saved. The tugs that rescued
the barlientine Kyrolith claim $4,000
salvage.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-19
Standard Time Adopted.

Chicago, November 1S-The new
standard time of the central division,
or Goth meridian, went into general
effect here at noon to-day, and all
roads running out of the city except
the Chicago & Northwestern, Mil
waukee q st. Paul, Illinois Central
and Michigan Central began running
trains in accordance herewith. Others
will begin next Sunday. Leading
jewellers set their chronometers back
= minutes and 80 seconds to correspond
with the new basis. The board OF
trade will be opened and closed by il
tomorrow. The city has taken no
official action in regard to it.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-19
snddlcrr ANA nnrnna..

SRIRrfNg.--NO, !, California, por H., 20 %
49,; No. iHlr hemioch ski ting, i0dDi3c: No.
= mir IIenloelf per To-, 3iepg1 cta,; No. ohio
OAK per H., S5Gpss cts,; NO. 2 oak harnose,
SlGp3ic.
liAnrrss:-- Wagon, short tug. an oos % %;
Wagon. long tug, si8 600 y 90.
CoLLAAs;.- Wagon, nill stock. gu G1e9i9 90
Wagon, oatra wool, sOOOag.1 U0 Duck oOll'B,
a. 2jtfil0.
BnIDLEs.-Bllnd, per doz., 81 50dtl2 6O "a
Filings, No. cx., per dOg.. gB bblDi0b0.
bADDLEs.- linihcd stamped Cal, st1 vDet7b o..
plnin Cal. SO OOftbD OK Mo. loose courses
sun tree, sls ylFe@lOo; No. 2 lied courses ltoge
Or Love, gl2Va ~ W, No. Austin rigs. iDced
rigs, black or oiled, 1000 1000.
PocjlgrH,- -ieatilcr, DOep2 %: Llama goat
1yGtd 81; Toe Fcnders, 1 b1a3 %.
SPuHs.--Eureka, per dozen prs51; Indian.
enola, per dozen, ~; Mexican, BIN. rowel
100 Mexican BIN rowol covered. I00 Mex.
lean Gin rowel, ~ Mexican 2inch rowel
covered. 300; California, less straps. ~ 0Og
% 0D.
LradrSas,-KIp, 475G5 Cali. 10 oogI5o %
ChnppeTel, 2 b0e5IUOD.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-19
liquors..

WuIHKY--K ootinod VI l0esiS0, as per proof
sour maxi, one year old, " 90 two yonfs old
egoaa -; thieo years old 81 5ol92 20; FANCY
extra old whisky eio6,
WINEs-t'lnrnt, cilHe,k3 HlsblDOl ps per qunl.
800, sherry, per Gull, q 2DeS 20; Madeira
Per gal, VI COOS 90, White wine, In oases.
CnAnrAosp--G. IA, Mnmm a CO., Extra
Dry, Ni0 ONsbJ2 90. lieldsick, IN basket az; ODaD
~ of KrnB, IN basket, ga 0ap2s w, Domestic
champagne, gI 1eDli W.
At;;s-siook Ale, per don., o. oce2 25 Porter,
per doz., e. 0opp2 -.
ecrrLrn DEkn--St. Louih qunria, 9i2 ~; PTS
el2 bf Budwoiser, quarts sl2 ~, pinta sia 10;
Erlnnger beer, quarts, sig ~; pints w 90:
kehlity milwaukee,, quarts sl2 B0i plnis 6lB NJ;
Hub Punch al3 no, Anthony Il kuhn's, ut's
el2 10, pints sl2 On; IL. Clausun & Son's che M.
payne beer, quarts eco pinis tie5Q.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-19
Wool. nldcr, etc.

and condition. nj To SOC: nnr nccor,ling L.
grade, quality ana condition, rs TO 20 Goa rise
according 10 grade quuIity and condition, 10
qualify ANA condition. ~ 10 IN: Mexican, nc.
coiding TO grade, quality ana condition, ~
10 u; bury, less. according TO amount OF
burra.
HIDEs-No. l.Ihoavy flint dry v N I2,Sn: No.
heavy ilint, dry, u n i0lsc Mol, Hight flint,
" hVlsc; No. = light flint, N NO: badly dam
PELrRirH r Nominal, season ever. Dapr
skins, " 10 @l@2i; antelope atins. "a 70 IOply:
CONT SKINS, cnnh lOgD26; sheep polts. according
ia amount of wool, 2lcGpup, kbnarlingN, 40.
cofding 70 Luionnl of wool, l0nl5c: Mexican
Ahcep polts, y N AcDlpc; Mexican shecp pcits,
improved, il@l2c Mexican sheep shuriings.
be,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-19

Contest !
40 NJ 0Asette.
WaShIn 70 Nov
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-19
Bodies Found.

Petosky, Mich, November 10. The
body of Moses Detwilder, who was
drowned in company with Superin-
tendent Chase OF the United States
fisheries and others at this place last
SUNDAY, was found AT the head of
Little Traverse bay, four miles norm
of here, this afternoon: The BODY oil
Mr.. Moody, one of the numpsr
drowned of the Schooner Lucy j.
Clark, near Cross village a week ago,
was also found washed ashore near
that place to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-19
A Convict Re.Captured.

Lancaster, Penn, November Is
George. alias lid Brlmmer, n fugitive
incendiary, was captured In Harris
burp this afternoon. Officers fired a
number of shots at him and one took
effect in his arm. Ike Buzzard. an
other escaped Convict was in Brim-
mer's company within few days, but
left him at Harrisburg 10 join his
brother Abe in the Epplratta noun
tajns. Brimmer is the third OF twelve
ESCAPED conyicls recaptured.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-19

hark, Cinnamon, por Mound. lSe--c: bark,
Peruvian, por pound, l69SD. Borax per b,
lo@lH bi'carbonnte OF soda por N, s6DiJs. q ~.
porHs pcr 10, 2eSt; cRstoroll por .ya., hVtAl On:
cinchonlda, per on, mo, castilo soap
lmottlodl, per ", k5pp; cream tartar, q. r., Dor
pound 10; chalk, lump. per pound, 2ett;
calomol, p * w, pgr pound, I0tDS1, oaiomci,
English, per pound, ] 1901 IS, chlorai ny.
dFate. 3d&ol ~ chloroiorm,i ti 90. compose
EPSON salts per pound, 1905; gum opium. por
pound, -; gum canphor 2saa-... morphine,
per or, X VI machine oil, golden, Ga5niO;
quinine, Il. 4 W, per o.. IS; quininu, ter
mun, per on, ho,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-19
Cr,cl.cry. rurn,,uro AMI u,..,

-Boadstoads, imitation walnut.
each, 81 1904 ~ NIL walnut, 81 So.oiO 30; Chairs
wood seat, n doc, 90 1907 ~. cane and rattan
scat, = Oo@a 90; cane seat, dining, sla utpel 90
s0WgeMOG camp aud rockcfa, each. a 75s
90 Mirrors, arch tops. z dos, s2pNl2 so
Tables round, e2nodHtU ISL leaf, 81 bDde6 JO
Safes, each, 81 2ias ~, Bureaus 81 tDcanp on
wash stnuls 81 s,tes ~ bed springa, 81 1901 so.
Dnby Carriages, 81 lynSeSn
Crockoiy--W a tons, y dos., 81 ooapl 10 W a
aged, 70 -, fnllon hides i6Oao less, dry rn,ted
70 loc, grcen saltcd, N N Ic green butcher, v
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-19
The Mutt Trial.

Pitisburg, Penn, November Is. --Thc
trial of James Mutt for the murder OF
NJ. l.. Dukes will come up at Union
town, Penn, the first week in Decent
Der. The services OF Hon. Dan Voor-
hees of Indiana and Hon. Marshall
swartzwelder and Maj. A. NJ. Brown
have been secured by the defense.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-19
IrosdsinDs

FLOUR atsnard'a Royal Patent, fef0
4 bbl.; sacks, tASjg8 10 y 100 fbs. Corn neal
g. W, Oatmeal, 4 half bbl., $40: Cracked
wheat. glo, oc: CIacferE y soda, 761Tisc, Xxx
soda, TlzG979Sc.. xxx soda, 7lzspsr.. cream
koda, lOfbIyIe.: x lemon crnsDig, 9dgl5c.;
x ginger snaps. aggJSc: Xxx, 81 inc; assoflcd
cilk - end jnfnblea, ls<alIe. Wheat Ia ligst
receipt; ScSsi, IA 70 quality and condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-19
MEETING.


t.,Ioeomotive fi ,,'n
?, letting Under the
rrisliy Lodge NO.
=" Of Locomotive
Ac !oa United states
"a "a aunion meet zee,
t..dsr the aupices. OF
ulu q. The meeting
Med and the re-
in every respect .si
r. we're represented,
4 Western No. "a, by
,ooo Star No: 70,
Cordell and j. II.
q. li7, Temple, by
~ McCarey; sunny
In by A. j. McCool;
Iss Gfeenville. by j.
ipsley. A large num-
H. ofthe home lodge
.a ,. NJ altogether the
n's Interest and profit
~. y in this locality.
(5D'" Of Terre Haute,
.Ss,retary OF the
s as "preseut and adj
WI ',iog. He spoke at
rs meow cod work in which
ia' Engaged, and particu-
\ 'o sss that had been
,heIolges in TINS ,. iocai,vy.
Y lliv ,be order is, " !.
=. az. and Industry" and it
Y Y avery member to be
N, n the teachings thus
wv ..ioated. The order
|, I !. ! vsSnlendld condition,
'I y lss lodges, represent,
IN, S%s Of railway and
. In n the Union and
: !, = Canada. The MEM
y ~ '; SOO, composed exclu-
Y ,soser and frenen, and
!. Magazine, a monthly
aanJi.hed in the interest OF
W. : CIRCULATION upward OF
'Ii.cUving rapidly, having
IA /, membership during
", and it is expected
n m soon embrace every
n nan in the calling
IN ,I Texas are in n very graf,
n and develop in pro-
", .l',v ranll growth of the rail
\, Lone Star state. ,
\ n Il d l;reenyille delivered
n, a address on the duties OF
IN N he urged the necessity
Y .ttr,ther In harmony and
!, r,ler TO accomplish the
n /. one of the oldest
n n IN order, and his plea in
+ ,b q, e,t.e was listened To
ut 1t by ali Of the members.
,mb,fs q Trinity lodge No.
ejty are alive to the import
h work in which they are
and lose no opportunity to
N character sad standing OF
(s,hoOi 10 ,hsIocality. They
la The vi;iiig delegates with
4. hevisEy. The meeting
byed syGrho were present.
br ishris good results.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-19
Now Ynrl,.

New York, November Ia Noon Money
easy 2t0S.
Prime mercantile NdHN
Exchange iirm;s sgis long; ass sight.
Governments strong.
states icnturccsS.
Railways firm.
New York, II u. M, November IL. --Stocks
arm, features OF oregon Transcon,in ental,
lacknwannR, Union Pacific and Luke Shorr
advance ranged "a toA.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-19
Very InsolYent.

Beloit, Wis, November lS.--The
schedule OF the insolvent wholesale
paper house OF Human, Moody
Co. show liabilities slSO,OO0; assets
Ssi, 900.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-19
Poultry, Fee. nnd n,,,,,r.

r9gE s.s ya.as SiS 90 % per dozsn
keys, " oSpS0; oecse, 500 psco; uoks
~ 5N6i3 a..
Foas--per dozen, zoe,
Fresh country nutter, 2Saa7ts; old buttor, 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-19

Collins, slooe simmons, $40 wi Hacklnsack
q Ss Ames's shovelo, 4 don, $500, Horse
shocs, a hes, ssGi Bar Iron, d, IS; steel. Il,
tastf65ac. TIN Plate. siSoS. Trec.
cualns, $500 v doE; Tinwarc, 10 " cent. on;
Coffee mile " y cent OH; Machine bolia sn
Rcent. on; Carriage bolts. ~ aud " cent. oil
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-19

turpcntinc. ssG coal oil, e-S cascs, Brilliant.
81 70 Brilliant, bills, iSc; Brilliant, isl, S. as.
lie - 81 s(gl ~; ~ ~ 81, Eupion. bbls. Sc
nor gallon; Eupiou, - cases sar; lard oil,
8, sOc; West Nireidla. sne2,c.
NAnNtsitlc,--Cop,d,o Oc.per gal.; coach var.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-19
Shining Disasters.

Halifax, \, s, November 1.-THE
schooner Maggie from Bermuda is
ashore nj Caribou. The schooner Hen.
rietia Is u total wreck at Bay st,
George.
The Brigantine Fleet Wiry irom st.
John, y. b., put In here for repairs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-19
Wealth of ST. Louis.

st. Louis, November i6.--The tax
list OF the real and personal property
of st. Louis for the year shows value
OF S2lo,00o,0O0, an Increase of about
81, O00, 900.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-19
Meats andLard.

MEAIs-sugnr cured hams. 1879: 3. G. G. II.
con. sj6. :. g. dry salt, So.
LAHD--I'lerccs. gIc; i6and 10 n cans, 9,.c:
20 10 cans, glsc.; ~ ID cans, DlSc; SD cans. We;
% cans, VIC.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-19
SPAIN.

10 THE CROWN PRINCE.
,, Sahoyember ls,-Prepara-
', NJ at Valencia to give
y, M crown prince n hearty
y precautionary measures
avn against revolutionary
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-19
GERMANY.
ERIrz's PRESENT

Berlin, November 1S.-Crown Prince
Frederick William takes as n present
to King Alfonzo a bronze statue of the
great electOr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-19
Chicago.

CHICAGO. November l7.--CATriE- Receipts
following quotations Exports a5G7 or good
To choice shipping . GOf6 10. common 10 me
dium 2jd6 y; range strong, lOttl5 higher;
grass Texans at 30.
SHrEI'-R Receipts s0); market steady; Info
rior to fair 225@3 o., good 9 y: choice %;
no
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-19
New York.

NEW YoRR. November IT, BEEvFs-Rc
ceipts $500. market active aud lirm, Il
higher: extremes igaa700. Texas steers
71a5 10; general sales . $4,000 for natives
8 90 Tor Texas.
smErr- Receipts 1900 easlerl 8 COOS 5O
Lambs 00aG25
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-19
Fcetistuns.

HAY New country loose from wagon,
81 sOesto per toni Now corn. iSfp5O CENTS
Chops 81 70 per iW. barley, SoatSS. Cotton
seed l2,sc.