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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12
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eAzarrs osrsey. July 10.
BANKERs EXCHANGE.
Sow YORK.

NEW YonK, July ll.-Money 2G2lS clos
ing ut .; prime mercantile PAPER, aetiS
sterling exchange. bankers bills, 1910
1917; sight, 1 s134.
tiovernm tEs.--l OF.
Extended 5s-Lol.
Coupons, i,ssl-il2A.
Coupons, is--.Els;S.
Denver \ Rio 5rande a.; Houston & Texas,
Central, 81 Kansas Il Texas, 2ss4, Missouri
P.citic, u25s; Texas Pacific S5Ss.
NEW YoRK, July ll.--Goycrnments lower
Stocks In the forenoon were at first call ouiy
heavy and with little iiuctuaton up to IL a
o'clock, at which lime prices We're only an
cighth-to five-cights lower than lowest prices
ofytsterday, but lost after twelve pointswe
made causing sharp decline In general list,
About o'cockthe market became firmer and
prices advanced. In first half of las. hour
the market declined one-eghth 10 one point,
latter Northern Pacific preferred to SO; Can~
ada southern, Michigan Central and Rock
Island declined " and the remainder of list
Lm)s, In the last half-hovr there was n re-
covcry OF 80 *. latter Northern Pa NJ pre-.
ferred and bAi% on remainder of list, IN
final dealings market became s,ron serat a re-
covery. leaving general range of prices at u
@l4 lower than best the pIic = yesterday on
active list, iatts oregon aud Transcont ned
tail. Some OF speclalities show a greatefde.
elite, viz: Manitobia %; Lake Er Q, IL
Am Aricin Telegraph ,maaay, II; Pullman
| Palace Car company, one Memphis aud
| Charleston, one; market closed iirfu.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12
LOCAL MARKETS.
Note Quotations are FOR lots, unless 9th
erwise stated.

Note Quotations are for lots. unless 9th
erwise stated.l
Groceries.
COFFEE AND TEA cvFFFE--Nery Arm !;
common &c; ordinary. ehc; fair, eAe; prime
Rio TIC; fancy, &c: Cordova, il'lsc' old gov
ernment Java, sc. TEA-lmperial iuGOi
gunpowder. 5000.
SrGAs.-N Very firm: Louisiana pure white,
eye; Off white, VIC; yellow clarified, 94c; ;
fancy We lDw clarified, SIC: opeu Kettle SUI.
CARS, choice, SC; standard A., sSc; standa y
granuiaied, 0N; Louisiana OIL erunulated,
l04c; powdered. 40; cut loaf I0l&c
MoLAs~Fs And sYauP-I. unisiana nlpiasses
prime 70 choice is1n5tc; c IN syrup, 4 c.
RICE louis. n IA, btfg.14
FISH MaeKeiel, IN Kits. No. !, VI 10: NO,
Ihite fi,h, No. /, hi bois, 81. y; NJ. 2, sa.1).
Dried behring's, per box. &c. Cod fish: exc
SAIT--C Jarse, In hays. sl.T, Ene In bais,
-; axe, Ia nat hoop bb's., s!.,age.p 70; pock-
ets ! &c.
&c; German olive. Sc. candles, fu ! boxes,
l6c: halves, i1e quar- crs, Ice. lnt'go.s .pr,
Blu sng NtDi 10 dozen. tolsmen's mus arr.
~. ld69S - dpzen. Maccaroni, imported, lleib;
American, Si.,n box. buckets, Two hoops,
s.. 10 doze %: wei buckets. si.2S dozen. Brooms.
ei.T56e i2i dozen.
CANNED GooDs.--Prices per dozen; Pine
apples, standard, sl.at Peaches, standard, 2
lbs, si.65; lbs, s2,25g2.5s seconds, hs.,
$40; 8 ns., no; Tomatoes, standard, MS,
si.2l: seconds, Ms. 81 10; bs, sl;5'f Green
berries, 81. dol. ~: Raspberrles, y 70; Cove
oysters. fdll weight, h., 81. Is; H., ssl light
weight | 10, 8ic; z ~, sl.2U; salmon, ~,
3 .706oi.Si: ~, s.s5@2.hj: Mackerel, b.,
si.s,1i.75; SardInes, American, $50 cnsei
Imported, 9 W case; Strawberries. H., sl6o
densed milk. crown, 800; Eagle, $50; Swiss
500.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12

Wong Chin Foo tells In Harpcr's
how politics run IN China. Instead of
money or influence, brain is there re-
quired, and an exceedingly weli.bal-
anced and disciplined brain at that. In
no other nation upon the earth are po-
,IiiicaI honors based upon scientific at
tainmcnts in all branches of study rs
they are in China. The avenues to
station and power are open alike to
all. There are no distinctions. save
those OF education; none relative TO
nationality, color or previous condition
of servitude. A are alike free to seek
and, IL competent. 10 obtain positions
of honor, from that OF petty magistrate
of a Village t. grand imperial secretary
Ian office second only 10 that OF emf
nprOr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12
A DASTARDLY DEED.
WREOKING THE LIFE AND VIRTUE
OF YOUNG GIRL.
Crazed by shame aud Dishoncr-4in At
tempt mt suicide--Personal and Local
Items In San Antonio.
Special TO the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
San Antonio, July 11.-One Joyce,
who is supposed to have married a
woman formerly prominent here, Is
charged with having abducted and
seduccd the daughter Of highly res
pected ranchman residing south of
this city. The girl Is now raying
maniac, aud talks about various points
in the state to which 1t Is supposed the
fiend took her. She has undoubtedly
been ravished. Two brothers of the
girl were in the city to-day and have
nisde arrangements to detect Joyce,
who has gone North. The affair causes
much comment and intense indlgna-
ton. 1t is evident that the girl was
chlorof rmed while on a visit to this
city to enable the accomplishment of
the deed.
A woman named Shaw attempted
suicide here last night by taking ten
grains Of morphine, which was discov-
cred in time TO prevent death. Mrs.
Shaw and her husband formerly
resided in Dallas.
Nathan Underwood, the stoekman
who was injured by the wreck on the
international near New Braunfe,s last
week, is in u precarious condition.
I'inckney Jones, the prosecuting at
torney of the adjoining district, is re-
ported dangerously i'll at Eagle Pass.
his home, his family being with .hinl.
Mr.. Jones is regarded as the most bril-
liant young orator in the west.
On the 18th inst, the conductors and
other uniformed employees on the
Southern Pacific, will don new uni
| forms somewhat changed from the old
An athletic club has been org aniZed,
with good membership of spectacle
| gentlemen. most of whom have had
some schooling in the art. 1t will be
called "The San Antonio Athletic
Club.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12
Too smart For the sparrom.

a saucy sparrow took possession of a
s,v,,llo,y's nest under the cave of a
house in Louisville, and would not
vae,te on due notice. Tho pair flew
Off and presently returned witha score
~ hsir kindred. eaclI bearing a lump
~ mud In is bill, Beforethe sparrow
voaaai,,1ed what was going on his enc
,',i..s had shut him up la the ns..,
i..sving only Que small opening. 1u W. ~
wbich, at last accounts, his n ssn
hanging ia a diScoDs2iafs ~ the
xhiIe starvation stated ~"
face t
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12
Staple Drugs.

Bark, Cinnamon, per pound, 2i5soc; bark.
Peruvian, per pound, 56oM; Borax per b,
ie6als: Ricarbonnte OF soda per N, 3Sadti; G p
peras per n, ga I; castoroi per gal. 1901 i5;
nnss,nnida, per o. pM9i o.; CASTLE soar
pound, $500, chalk, lump, per pound, 2gi;
cnion,ei, T. Il w, per pound, 7o@S0: cnlomel
Engllsh per pound, loai p: chloral, ny
drate, / ihGpl s.; chIoroforn, .0aD0; compost
ton pow der, apGni0 dovers powders, l0tpi 90;
EPSON salts, per pound. 3fs5: gum opium, per
pound, q; gum caipphor, 3otf ~; morphine
per or, - Is: machine oil, golden, 3lee i0
quinine, l., n w. per or, aj; quinine, Ger
mnn, per or, 81, quinine, German, case, per
or, 1 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12

Liquors.
50 5oe2 75 fancy per gallon, as per higl

So 5000 rs; fancy per gallon, rs per high
wines.
wHisRy--Rectined 81 lo@i50. as per proof
sour mash. one year old. Ell 80 two years old
e. N@2 2t three years old 81 50es2 75 fancy
extra old whisky clos,
WiSEs--Ciaret. case,ss 5oalOoo. as perqual.
lily; Catawbas per gallon, 300 So Port, 81 40
5 %; sherry, per gal, 81 1G3 ~; Madeira,
per gal, u 6Se95 %; White wine, In cases,
"a OD6Di0 co.
CnAMrAGNE-G. II. Mumm 4 Co., Extra
Dry, SIS JDCd5v 90; Heidsick, In basket, SIS ws1
~ w. krug, In basket, S20 0O0t2S W; Domestic
champagne, 81 O0all5 90.
ALE-Stock Ale, per dos., 81 00@s IS; Porter
per doz., 81 MOI %.
~ 5n Budweiser, own size, Sl3 W; pints
"a 90; Erlnnger beer, quarts, elS %; pints
sl3 gs Schlity milwaukee,, quarts 9l2 ~; pints
SIS 90: Hub Punch sl3 %
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12
leo, etary's Statement.
HOME TO AFRICA.



hrn With His Family.
etgomery Advertised
hi, IA native born African,
has paid $50 for the pas
Belfand family to the Ozark
by steamer from New
Win Begin his long journey
tst OF next month. Jack
Madam eventual life. He
The tribe ef>Congos in his
sitrv. and in il war with a
he Was taken a prisoner
~ and soll to II slave
He came to Ameri-
sthe Wanderer, owned
a,harles Lamar OF Savan-
nany others who were sold
HE was then about Thirteen
{l'he Voyage occupied about
Which was caused by the
the NVanderer in avoiding
tkjKhted, and after many
n Escapes, succeeded in
t6e coast below Savannah
$flsin Lamar says Jack
1keamer during the voy-
is well remenl-
S him. Tie
IveS WAS sold TO spectators
Jacks destiny TO be brought
nery. where he became the
bf Mr.. Jack Smith, whose
b and Christian name he
ID was afterwards purchased
inh Morris. who owned him
lcipated Since the 10th OF
he has been an employee OF
assortment of the diper-
1e present time, and has
flself reliable and faithful
duties. Little did the
Z. 4 african boy think
l6lcd web of fate
IMPORT him from his native
m assistant pressinan OF q
&paper. His return Is In
III Il long settled determine
Dm the time he landed al
Iie Has never ceased TO pine
Re bind. With this pur-
nv. he has economical and
dollar not required for the
3ivihg. He married some
Rtl Will be accompanied by
kf several children. He
ihasia aud will engage IN
3d,cQltivate rice, corn, coffee
|x Irts TO spend the remain
{iiHs in his native country
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12
A Crazy Hen.

A Kentucky farmer boy found a
crows nest, which he robbed OF the
egg, ald placed them under a hen,
When Matched, the chicken mother
cared for them tenderly until they OF
big enough to fly. Then they took to
the high timber, which SO exasperated
the old hen that she went crazy. -Cou-
l'ier-, JOlpWai
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12

Potatoes, country 1eH,oc = bushel: Onions,
atans, H. +. med, bills, 1855; large lima,
6lSe5f; small butter, tlQN5c; bayo, ekmTc;
Pickles, medium, 50 5'Gais 90 y bbi.: half bbl.,
S. n0G, %
Retail--vincgar apple, 9585lc Y pal.; pure
wine, 5nc, Peas, green, dried, "a n, SIC; black
SGuc; Cabbage, y@6c; fslackberries 6Np75c per
ra pluins 25@si0c per gal: watermelons %
Ti0, Cantciopes l0@3j; APPLES ,5Gasi per u
bushcl box; tomatoes 75@si.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12
l0nsand Dollars a Pound.

lSt letter to the Atlanta Con-
Z &tu Arp says:
lefni thing the girls show too
NV tomary. They are too
f(se boys. They ought to
&nd Look reserved and
and put OIL Jerusalem airs,
06ung man you don't
x1n<> YOU are fooling
I'M a treasure, | am. I
lil1nnds and am worth 81 900
Nell, they are, a good,
u.s. eirl who cali make her
H(l0 get up a good supper
4XHnd is not ashamed To
tbie while they are eat
w 4fth about 81, 0Bn.a pound.
~ Nothing compared with
be worth. Why, Mrs.
! nj out and made
4 1000 garments OF
TIA another. she has
O, stitches. and patched
Ard washed faces and feet
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12
Meat. uu,li.ard.

MEATS lower--Srgnr cure hams i3yc; u
con, PACKED, breakfast bacon, ,t,c; short eli
~; long clear, lie: Hulk meats. packe
short ary salt, iO3.c; long dry salt. iuAc.
LARp lower--1 ierces, i've. hff. bbis., li15c
y n tins, llsSc y n tins, sc; H. 10 tins, li5lc
5b tins, ll5Sc, 3 10 tins, lie.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12

Nails. rates, 81 q; Hoes a. u cert. of, Axes
Collins, sllSs simmons. sn5t Hackjnsaek,
sroT Ar.,ess sboves, Y dot, $500; Horse
Sheet iron, No. ~ u, &c: Fence wire,
slS@alsc. Tin Plate, sl5D Trace
chalns, $500 Il doa: Tinware, 40 = cent. cir
Cooking stoves, Sil 0ocb60 40: tiro innnteis,
slU t0aYO 90: Coffee mills % d cent. oil; Bolts,
10 q cent. OIL; Carriage bolts, 90 e cent. of.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12
Bu,,er and cheese.

BurrER Country. ijalsc: Western dairy
22.&c; n,ncy dairy. IKE; cookiug butter, l0c
butterine, 2lc.
CHEESE -rlat fact.ry. i2Nc; New York
factory. 1870; full cream, ldc; Sweitzer, 300
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12

HfnEs-No |, heavy lint, dry u n lsc No.
q heavy niuts dry, n 10 lie: No ], light nint,
a N loc No. 2, light lint, q ID &c; badly dam
aged, N &c. fallen nides l6t2c less; dry sailed,
< ID DC; green salted, % ID &c; green butcher, Il
lboc.
skins, q n l0Gbi3 goat skins, each |, O.
sheep nelts, according tn amount of wool,
2Icmup; shearlings, according 10 amount OF
Mexican sheep pclts, improved, l1GDI2c; Mex.
lean sheep sh0rlings, &c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12

PAIsrs, per ~ White lead, 7sfe n Yellow
ocnre. airy, g; burnt amber n OIL ioe CRY =.
raw DC: neatsfoot. 60 100. isb, io25.c; spirits
turpentIne, &c; coal oIi. 70 cases, B'iilian 7.
III iit brilliant bbis., l5c: Brilliant, NJ, 81 ~;
ilp IS 81 3Jcs so rs, " 80: Eupion, bbis:. Pc.
her gallon; Euplon, rs cases. s2eo, lard OH,
81 t.o9Ssc; West virKidia, 4Af21c.
v@KSfsfI as---f opal, dlc4p3l - per
coach yslrnish. & .s<s-B 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12
BreadstuH.

FLOUR essir--stanrard's royal patent, ssha
p boil; sacks. AZ >aaps ~ n i.Jlbs. Corn meal,
rer btish.l, SC; Hominy an .grits, 1pl;
wheat. y n, &c: Crackers: y s''da, 10 jhr X
soda, 6aO7; xxx soda, pl4@Il Il; cream soda,
s5tsoitI4c; X lemon creams, sas1St@ X Rlnge,
snaps 5aalo,c: X X, 90 gl0s: assorted .ak-s and
lun,bIes. i3nist%s. Wheat ia iig u receipt;
Zoe ssi, as I o quality and condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12

The shortest letter ever written con-
sisted of n single letter. French poet
once wrote TO Piron, the draniatist, the
following two words: 10 ''us," which
is the Latin for 81 am going into the
aonntry.I Piroil, not To be beaten I'M
the matter OF brevity. wrote back :. Z"
which in Latin signifies eco. -
CASTELAR,.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12
Poultry and Ecu..

PouLrRY-Hens, 81 o0a3 10 per dozen;
roosters, " 5la2 10; nalf grown chickens,
81 utp2 *: Turkeys, s. U0gls "; Cease, s. VI
trS ~; Ducks, 81 5cCLS Oh,
EoGs Per dozen, il6Di3kc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12
bRKERS WIN
4- B
/ DEMANDED FROM
BTERN UNION.
Is Averted--A Fair Adj
y Hours of Labor The

Averted--A Fair Adj
y Hours of Labor The
kw Rules.
Nv lit Is asserted
bi,rties usually well In
MI executive committee
[6fhoou Of telegrdpliers
|nk In New York last
fhlrh they discussed the
brotherhood, and
()8(1nand for the redress of
|stiIl he presented To- the
If6r, or other high Off
|estern Union telegraph
ID Monday. If their de-
& ncceded to within the
,0ra after presentation TO
!, itis alleged That a strike
urAted, and every nem-
,therhood will quit work.
q coyhmittee is composed
antaGve from each OF the
|sinto which the brother
"A. Md is said to have
q hct in this matter.
:. ~. a Grunfal
,iS ll.-In reference tn
6o lshed reports of con
III Ia in the hours of la
efa;,y of employees of the
|0il Telegraph Company a
! don develops the fol-
The company has had
y for some time the
Jules for the manage
4 1Hiness. A committee
- III i'm charge has been
BlndB every week for the
no7{t hs and has finally
& which has been adopted
any, One of the most inn
atnthe new code is that
the hours Of duty and the
lying for extra service. a
which question has here
ut largely with the super
of the company, whose
varied according to the
j ofthe business, affected
md 0ther considerations.
az is the rule adopted:
Iadent Western Union Of
NV he required to keep
Hundays, nine hours of
d III a day, six days in the
even hours actual servic=
81, nights in the week, will
dave work. All service
tl{4a Dove nanleu iiouiS,
E,lJsdays, will be reearde!
Ibc'paid for at the rates OF
alskry, on Il basis of seven
iy The above order wa.
~, and is Interpreted 10y
sra as having been forced
by the fact that the
ofS photographers had de
elttin concessions an6
/ general strike unless theil
{ Z ~ once complied wi tn
j s0f the company stat,
iIenands have beer
mot the kind indicated
ecssssary to issue the pres.
III. Because the operation
OF the company fol
mouth. 1t was INTENDED
rulps take effect n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12

Cvntrell d Dillafd have secured the
services of talented young artist from
the east and invite you to call and
get your iine engraving done.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12
Dean Rnmsav relates that al cer-

Dean Ramsay relates that at GER
tain dinner party the hostess observed
that one of the guests, an Hon. Mrs.
Murray, had no spoon for her SOUP,
and called the atte ntion OF the servant
to the fact. The man-servaht, VINO
was an eccentric old character, repiled
10 his mistress, in voice which was
heard All over the room: "Mum, the
last time Mrs. Murray was here we
lost a spoon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12

HAY New country loose from wagon
90 tOanTp per ton, Corn, country, soc; Oats
country. mgSlc; Bran, 81 10 per 100; Chops
81 20 per u. Barley, 1870.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12
Not receipts, 225 bales gross, same xports,
foreign, none; coastNise, ~.


NEW ouLEASs, Ju'y Il.-CoFroN Quiet.
unchanged. Net receipts. bales; gr,,ss re-
reipts, 3 0 bG s. export coa-twise, . y bales;
sales, ) 3 bales; stock on II md, SB5}O bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12
New York.
NEW YoRR, July ll.--Coiton dull at
10 .1i6n ID 5.ln. Eutures tnAdy
,Lo..is.

ST. LOUIS, July ll,-cotion weak: middllng
&c; sales, none; receipts, mons shipments
ll5; stock, lis 0.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12

IrvERpoor, July l.-Cotton--nuil up
lands sp,s. bkd, orleans, 5}sd. Sales, 500;
export and speculation. 1000; American,
bgJi receipts l0,6p0: American, 1880.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12

mr. cardwell an old dentist at Knox
,.,iia las been expelled from the
church and indicted for lewdness WIN Wy. !,
= daughter Of q prominent physician
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12

az will owned an interest in that
dog of yours, said one nsighbor 10 an,
other, whose dog would uaIt toward
the legs of any one with whom he
might be talking, and then back up
again and look up into his masters
face us much as 10 say: "Shall pitch
into him. shall give him nip on ~.
Lego" IAN interest In my dog z,
said the master, what could you DO
with L ?" why" replied the other
4 Az &c shoot my half within the neSi
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12

wnlrEpiNE FuRSIsHrSG LuMngR--lx IL
and Inch white pne, s7,s inch do. AS. = =
mon white pine, Y, ss2.5l: DIDO, so: "a do MI
poplar, ~ 90 poplar, ~, 2,59; native pine.
POPLAR LuMnER.--K, ", and inch, s,x
do | Inch, Syh -
lNcLrs--White pine \, S; do shaded A.
SIPS, do extra No. l, s@.t0: cypress, best. INV
brand, 50; do No. 2, 81 so; do No. 3, $50 nat!ys
sawed heart, 81. -: saps, $3.50.
PicKErs. - White pine. dressed and headed
square or Hat, 81; yellow pine do. ri: hath al
LIME, CEMENT, Erc.--.I.ime. Au,Nin, 81 u
per hhl. Cement. louisville or Rosenale, Il
per hbl.: Portland, 81 per Dbl. plastes parss
New York or Michigan. s. per Dbl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12
Ammunition.

Notwithstanding u key, 81 Is; Rifle. e IS y.
80 85 Rifle, n ~ MS. "a; Rifle. F6I4 Ms, 81 81
Shots. % u sack; Buck shot, $50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12

Wool Medium, accodingto grade, quality
and condition, ,, to 2sc. fine according 10
grade, quality and condition, Is 10 -; coarse,
according 10 grade quality and condition, IL
~ 2N, Mexican improved, according To grade
quail y and condition. " to 10; Mexican, nc.
cording To grade, quality and condition, ~
to III bury, less, according to amount OF
I'm t.A
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12

The Vienna police have just arrested
Heinrich Neuk, II civil engineer,
sometimes calling himself baron
Knoblaueh. An Italian count with
whom Neuk had business relatians
offered for sale TO Vienna jewelers. dla-
nionds worth Si0o,0JJ, and the police
INTERCEPTED Neuk on the matter. HIS
answers We're satisfactory, tut Witii''
tweuts -iour hours the count dlsap-
p.aled froun Vienna, Ncuk has been
watched ever sine, and The police are
now convinced that he * tue real had
of the gang of international thieves
and swindlsrs who were Tie chi,f ac-
tors ia the Hntlon Garden Jewelry
robbery.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12

Bagginr Globe, " ~, null weight, u
~ ~, fufl weight, ri]Sc; j.. 49,,
1iys-- arrow. No. ., u IDOL 90 hope nz"i'
~ a>'Ae- 4 q.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12
COTTON.


GALVESTON. July l1.--Cott n--Spot mar
ket Is hulIetlned rs nominal at unchanged
prices. sales none, closing:
ordinary.
G BOD ordinary. ............,.,.
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va
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Middipg iair....:..... ...,...,....,.,...,,.,.ioM
Futures opened weak; Decent. er and
other months l3 pc ms oil. Market barely
steady at second call; STEADY on third call,
and, as compared with Yesterdays latest,
August, November anu December iost 2.aS
points, September gained one, October sta
iionary. sales 100 bales, cosing
Iuly. bid Observation-Disclosures. 0 GO
........ Db15 OIL
September. ........ ..........--.......... DIG
tgo =?
aGd0 ~
oo@v 10
Not receipts, 225 bales gross, same xports,
foreign, none; coastwise, L..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12
crookery. rnrnllnre and GLASS.

Fnrni.nrc-B eadsteads, Intuition waIhuIi
each 8 40ep3 ~ all walnut, sio0eplo 81; Cbalrs,
wood seat, r otz. 81 75e 40; zane AMI rattan
seat, ssi0fSI 90; cane scat, dining, si2 0l@W w
so 0Jm3 10; camp aud ockcrs, each u i9a
Jr Mirr,rs, arch tops, q dDz. s3hl9llz -,
ables rouni, S2udd3 q, ISL Leaf, " glla2 ~
snf-s. each, 81 25@I ~ Bureaus, 3 ,H@2l Us
wash stands @,5; bed springs, ~ 25se1 90
Baby Carriages, 81 N0p2D -,
t,rocK ery--W q teas, 4 doz II glgl lt w y
bakers, 81 O0Gsii0 W q pitchers, ! 25S 1i
ewers aud basins, 81 1Osp 2 D,s W q low -
81 2ldt1 -: assorted crates, sbiVs9i5 ". .
lG,iisssyare--i Aiilp .hbnueys, 10, =, crmp
top, r dr.. 10 No. !, erifnp top, h ns.z., 1Ni
No y csimp top, a dDz,, bit; Aigandi y dol.j
V4q tioblets, Il doz, BJcfDsi 20; inmpirlss,
dox 50co6ic, I}ar tumbiers, q doz, S,tHsl Of
candy jars, % 0oSi Vv Lamps. Y oos,2 %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12
KansasCiiy.

KANSAS CITY, July -WnrAr-SteadIer
futures hlglleri No red, tbll bid cash; Sils@
sl9g Augu I. S,lg4Siif September,
Firnieri VA CASH GsH2isI Au-
gust.
LIVE SrocK
CArTLr- II ceipis 2lOo. itai'ket Sow md
un.hnnped; native steers, !, 3ftp ifV pounds
! $40 20; cows, 2gl@2Di; grass 1cxai,s,3 SeD
4 5O
HOGS Receipts ain,; stronger, at ~.
SIEer-k Receipts Az unchalsgtd,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-12

3 I'ATglE-- Receipt. $50 {. Make overstocked,
prices lower; movement slow. uitciiag largely
for Texan and Indian sicsrs, which Sole az
itudsA ~ Tor good "a very choice . z'qt5 q,
cnipuiuu 10 medium 4 o {; natives Slows little
doing; selling 1910 2, cents detllne
! HDas-lteceipts 7I,sg dull, sharply lower,
! some light shippers sold al I'd and butchers
| n 52im5 10
SnEtr---Recoipts $50; quiet; medium 10
! yood 3 l0mai or prime 10 eaoice i2lsiJ .
| Texans f56ei 90. sM