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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-15
LOCAL MARKETS.
Norss.

NofFS.
Cation is duh.
sugar 1. very firm.
Cotlce remains weak,
Meats and lad continue weak.
ThCre Is no change In flour.
chickens are In strong demand
Egga are quoted at % cents, but hard to sell
for that
A clause In policy OF .iirr insnrgrcc upou
The goods OF partners provided tina, ,hn pol
ley should bo void. II, Without the written
consent ut the company, tho proppii +, should
he sold. Afterwards ono Ut tho part. ers sold
his share to the other, taking bnclS a mort.
gage upon the Same goods. Upon IA aciion
or recovery upon the policy, the suprcme
judicial uourt of Massachusutls hold that the
condition In the policy VS. not broken by
the sale hy one partner tn another Powers
ct al. VS. the Guardian Fire aud I.lo IuSur.
nncc company, decided NovemborS,.
Notwithstanding tho doubts .thrnNn upou
the economy OF electricity as a motive power
for railways, some parties who have hnd The
largest experience with It appear To ho will
ing to spend moro money In building lines
for actual use. They have obtained oonccs.
slons from the Austrian government for II
network OF elevated lines IN Vienna, aud
have obtained the capital reouired for the
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-15
WICHITA FALLS.
A DAYS News Notes From the CAT.
City Personal and Local.
Special 10 the Gazette.

sPtc'hi 10 tne tsHyette.
Wichita Falls, December I4-Th,
gate TO the Panhandle Is still ooine
ahead. The citizens OF our little cit,e
not TO be behind the rest OF the worlJ
are gsing to have tho streets GRADED
winch will be great benefit
Inc Turner Bros. OF Hepderson
were in town q few days this we,.k
Ihey speak of erecting on seventh
street large two-story brick business
house. Like every one who visit. on,
town, they are deligh ed with IN and
the magnificent country around
Lieutenant William Blark ~ lor,
SIN Is III town, looking after his prom.
erty. He was greatly surprised al the
CROWN OF the town since he was here
in the summer.
4. >. Mcclellan, of the firm of
Brown 4 Mcclellan, the most promi.
menu real estate man of Clarendon
day. se''oi'
l.; w. Hart, county attorney of
Archer county, is in town.
q. u. Hall of London, England
passed through the Gate City on his
way to the Panhandle.
Mr.; A. ii. Harris, the clever and
popular proprietor of the Harris
house, returned from Fort Worth YES.
terday. While there he purchased a
new outfit for his house, which he
VIII refurnish in elegant style.
lhe excursion party from Illinois
under the management Of James w.
Hay are still here. They are so well
pleased they hcauunt haar Tho ;Jo, -
going back to the cold climate of the
North.
w. A. McCutchen. J. p. Boyd aud
Sig Neuman left this morning for
Fort Sill ON n hunting excursion.
Thomas Witten, Eugene Roche and
Martin Casey were in town yesterday
looking after their business interests
at this place.
Mr.. Nolney Hall of Fort Worth was
in town one day this week. He has
sold out all his property in this place,
realizing one hundred per cent. ON his
Investment
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-15
Cinderella Club.

The Cinderella club met last even
ing Mt the residence OF Mrs. Leah Welt
man on Rusk street. between Secf nd
and Third. There was large attend
ance, and the evening was spent very
pleasantly in conversation anu dane
ing. Tootbsome refreshments were
served, and there was nothing TO mar
the pleasantries Of the occasion. Tbese
Friday night gatherings OF the cup
afford fine opportunities for social I'M
provement, and they are being taken
advantage OF by the young people.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-15
ST. LOUIS.
he Chihuahua Exeursionists Went
ftk on Those Who Wined and
Dined Them.

70 the Gazette.
Louis, December 1.-THE ST.
merchants, "A short time since,
ru an excursion of Mexican
: men from chihuahua. The
luuhhs were taken in hand on
Mrival here and Wined and
aown about the city and intro
. the people, until their heads
imbs ached. Taey Were given
lois and paid attentions of the
llaltering kiNd. The Object of
assh hospitality, as everybody
was TO convince the MeXicans
Nc BEST friends they had in the
were right herein ST. Louis, and
Ivy was hundreds of miles
meir country thar amy other
i"ae center. They would have
Iges In bringing their goods
rnieh they could not secure far
FL. Most of the visitors vent
|,Vihe NO well pleased that they
P''are TO Look further than 81.
some. however, went on to
10TH and other cities and bought
!, ahd say they got lower prices
|" York and better frclghts in
so' The report WAS not mt all
w 10 ~. Louis jobbers, who are
! ready 70 file = big indictment
;, tile railroads for discrimina-
~ Is claimed they make the rate
,nured dollars lower per ear load
chicago than from 81. Looms,
! u Is three hundred miles fur
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-15
Gone to Glory.

Shelby, n. G., December lA.-Burt
Ellis, Il negro. was hanged to-day for
the murder of Mrs. Logan October 18th.
Ellis INSIDE the usual addre. to the
1000 people who were at the execution.
He said he was confident his sins Were
forgiven and tia: lac would 60 straight
Ia heaven. He warned all To beware
of whisky.
Millets Davis WAS also sentenced 10
lie hanged to-day, tut his sentence was
commuIed 10 ten yeurs in the penilen-
tiary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-15

LuNnWn- -Rough iumnot, hoNiug. ie Inches
aud under. 1tat-olBss, 81, nurlprlng. lsAs, sal;
boxing and flooring, clears, So, ihiuk ClcnfN,
~, aud ~, sAh rough lunhog, second CLASH
SIS; tolst md HcRnuing, uuils, SO.
SiptSG-FiNt common white Pine, eiQ Ns
SECOND do. su; ihini do, sef poplar, 81 ", M
tive riue ~ 81 0Octss 90 do =, slp, native
rough, eiI ~.
AeK.Alp LuNnnH.- BoNlng y inches aus
under, 90 oieb& or do lsNi, 80 oNAS %;
scantllng, iuisi ~ puy common lunbor
&c UlvtgN 10 hpNlpB over ~ inches, ssO,p0so
~ W; thick clears, ~ 10 sMnd 2, ~ nlepal 90
SECOND class. any Kind, so WtbN ".
ntxtsrp ASn MArUuRD ELuOHiE0--flrHt
class S2hi second class, s2l,
MulrEplNE FuNN tslit No LuNnuR--i'k, ~
and inoh white pnc So; inch dc, so,
JEiLiNC.- NEAnEn on ltAIS--Firat J0in-
mon white pine ~, EG.5t a 80, shtSd do, SIS,
poplar, x, E7E poplar, ~ S'2Sl, nhiivopine,
"a, t2He do, W. sll,
PorLAn ,dnDgR.,lA, ~, aud . ihcn $50,
aniNGia,-- white pine 4, q; de- shaded 4,
Sl.2p do extra Ma |, RlNs Cyprcfr, host ANY
brand, s.. do No, p 81 90 do M, 5, ti.Jo, nntiyp
sawed heart, St.Ie ,Mpk, Fk21,
PtCKFts.--Whtio pine. ifeNAed ana hNsdOd,
square or nat, 81! yellow pine 90, eit lnih, 81.
LIME, CEMulsr, Ere, Limo, Auetn, e220
per bbl Cement, Louisville OF Roacpalc, W 20
per hill! PORTLAND, ~ ~ per hbl, pifgt9r PEiiA,
New York ~ Michigan. 81 pnr nhl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-15
Cotton.
was dun. The quotations
staple Dry ,,ood..

rRISrS..--Albion, solid black, q; simpson,
solid olack; 6s,; Albion. silyorgray.G Albion.
shepherd plato, q. American, fancy, u, AL
Ions. fancy 4 Aliens double nink. as AZ.
Folds fancy, OK; tccheco fancy, knick-
erhockor nancy, d Mvrrimnck fancy, Nie: Ma
rion fancy ~, Orion turniturc, H. berwick,
az; punslrk, as Hamilton chcck.H
hhSACuen StttRitNN AND SnrKr1SC.--
RNlarNtvaie Si.inch, Vi% Chapman S6iucn, ~;
l.onsdslc Alinch, 81 lousdAle camufic, lik;
fluit OF tho Loan, So, New York Mills. lOis,
Wamisutt@, iolt rcnnhrokeGl rs: lie broke
-, iS; tcmhrvke ~ %. tcmbrOhr A5, ~.
i'VMhroko l,li, ~ liopo, Sttnch Z; Rose
nud s6lrch, s King Bee ~lmhnc, ~,
RRowS snEEttNV AND StiRriNO.- Atlnr-
lis \ ~. Atlnutn \ Nss. lndtsn Head ;, In.
q an lardsuck 1it poClhuntAs ~. Pied
mont Z, lsuwel psi, ~ Pembroke VI, ~;
Pembroke lOi, allE Enterprise Is. T., ----.--
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-15
CANADA.
ASKING A nONUs.

Toronto, December l4--Colton Il
Worthington, representing American
capitalists, conferred with Sir Leonard
Tilley regarding additional protection
TO manufacturers of iron They asked
for bonus from the Canadian gov
eminent upon every ton Of pig ana
bar iron, which would make up the
deficiency between cost of production
aud the selling pr ce here NJ a profit.
sir Leonard said the Canadian gov
eminent was fully alive to the import
unce of the question and would be
glad to assist IN the promotion of iron
works, and he would give the subject
his best consideration.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-15

Wool Medium, according 10 grade quality
and condition, ~ Ia zoe, tinc according a.
grEhr, quality ana aonlltipu,ls 10 ~, runrso.
according Ia grade p'ppitS and condition, Ia
Ia NC; Mexican impip d, according to grade
coIding 10 grndc, quality nui condition, ~
To- II: bury, less, according 10 amount OF
hurfN.
HIDES No. I.lhoayy mint dryp N ~ e; No.
heavy 1int dry. n N ~ ~ Mol. nRin Clint,
d n UisC: No. 2, lllnt niut, FhhlsC, badly dam.
fELIIuiri 80 Nominal, fehhun yer. Deer
skins, "a NJ sa21; antelope Eklns. y III i0abls
goat Hklng, eaGh l05D2b. Fhpep pritH, nct1tding
Ia amount pf wool, Airquup, Hh-arllnRa. nc.
fording to mount OF WOOL lH1Gihc, Mexican
sheep pvliA. y NJ sefiuc, Mohlcin nhsep pciia,
Improved, lls1i20; Mexican sheep hnfrlInEs.
Ae.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-15
IT -
GEORGErOWN.
an ,r,esian Well While Boring
for Oll-The College.
,,seGarette.

s,hc Gazette
.s.ovp. December l4.-Work
Svell is being rapidly pushed.
| Ssp,bof eighty or ninety feet, "a
,snof water was found, which
rrpihg out of the top OF the
4 TN drill will be watched with
l.,tosee whether we are going to
Iii or an artesian well. The
|,,ntpts so far Indicate silver as
Il etroleum.
,donr students are going home
t,dCbristmas, but to return and
|sner studies after the holidays
|.lxe here has more students
~ thar ever before nj this
gJrsr. We have II collepe here
| saone in the state, and IL bids
|ps.hd on the top in the future.
| 4 Fisher returned from Austin
| there be has been attending
hurt,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-15
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS,
New York.

New York, December disbursements
strong.
Coapons. "a reported at i,2iH.
Railways. Irregular.
SOCKS, weak and depressed, with Wizards
and Louisville hssiiviiie az tnc man ieht
sitned iS,a8, the latter Tor oregon 1'ransconn'
mental The weakness IN VlIlnris Is due 70 o., 4
number OF unfavOrable reports. whisn suii. ~
iiouldnte. aud thst a number OF i0Hns On
oregon TfnDscOutinenfal and Nortbfrn "a
enc preferred DC called the app.in,i,n,. ~,
a committee 10 examine the Oregon IIais
continental books. aud % report me ropu,
ton OF the company and 'eenrtlet. htiu 'A"'
IN did not stem down ward movement; A.
III he decline ~ lonisyiiie NashyiIe y
ane ,.,,tirsIy 10 bsnr manipulaiofs. In the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-15
New orleans.

CRAZE.
NRv ORLEANS, December IT, Cons -
Higher; white o.. yellow w.
OAls-Easler wIth light supply, ~ i3..
pEoYlsIoEh.
FLouR-Qulet and steady; family iV3sD
blgh grades sDltb bZsk.
bsAIs-scarce and iirm ut 70.
POAK-SG rec ana firm at lits,
LARD steady; choice renncd bst@s3s; keg
g5k.
Buzz MEATs--EasIer: shoulders, packed,
o; long clear and clear RIO rs
BAcOs--Markot doll, shonlderst no SIDES
on hand.
HAss-C Choice sugnr-cured canyaseed steady
at l3GliIe.
wnIsKY-sieady; Western rectIned 10
10.
corrxr-oulct and srni; common TO prime
suoAn-Gnod demand and EASIER common
10 good common SGD fair 10 fnlly iHlr
6lsaSsG prime 10 choice JHMG yellow
clarified 6ka5; white isrihed 5lxa1tl,
MoLlssEs-I Lower: csntriiugIl, lSgfsi cpul-
mon i+aZj; f3ir yssst prime 10 choice Nf3i.
Rlcg -Si.nny with good demand; ordinary
TO choice fIfetIf. ,,..o,
BRAs-ss.fonE aud higher AZ WheDo.
Cor on HgED ,OfIe--sieady; primo tfune,
g5l<fe iGi sun nier yellow f.HeL.
PRoDUcr.
HAy-Choice In fair demand NJ f5sEM.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-15
Inc Steel. Mill Strikers.

sourg. Pa, December 1.-THE
r. OF the Edgar Thompson
~, who were notified last week
ae mills would close tomorrow
Unless they accept reduction
RI ahtiltrade improves, met TINS
~ 10 consider the matter, but
70 some slight misunderstand-
i'td AZ no conclusion. Another
LII VIII be held tomorrow, wnen
HneVed the terms Offered by the
Iers viii be accepted. over
mills.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-15
- @mn =. FOET WORTH TEXAS SArIfRnAY nrcrMprn II

a,ernnon There was rally OF i.ai4 In Tho
k.nvis. W., ana aSt In oregon Sayisntlon.
s Nvia 'ne close fsrlhpg there was a renewed
~ ~. "nh many stocks touched the lowest
" t'cisy. The mars cd len on weak,
Spo,n.ared with last nights pflces, being
gown ,y 'tssys, LouisviiloS Nashville ami ME
,hsns showing the greatest decline New Al
,,,,, N" Nvttn River Construction co. Issued
u nuave mat nvc million dollars Of West
ssnote pvnds onerd It's stocknolders had
otorginal my millions, 80 -
Transactions Ss6,Np
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-15
Another Lie Nailed.

Cincinnati, December l3.-M. T..
ingalls,, president Of the Cincinnati,
Indianapolis, st. Louis y Chicago
road. has returned from New YORK
and saws there IL not word of truth
in the report of the consolidation of
his road with the Louisville, New
Albany d Chicago road.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-15
C,co,,ed insurance.

Milwaukee, December ID. o'Con-
ner of Waukesha. agent OF tue iowa
Great Western Life Insurance colhpa'
nv, of Aniasa, Iowa, was arrested :, TO- o.
DIV on request OF the state insurance
commissioner, who alleges the coinpa-
nv il devoted to the graveyard IN
.,,rance business, and has no license
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-15
CLEBURNE.
|pdnd Topics Of the Time-Brief
basad Personal Items.

tii Va 1Otaf htNtt.s
s.sshsi1ettc.
Csn December II. --Osc9r G..
gnE gs,al freight agent of the
gk6uh & Santa Fe railway,
bridegroom bis special car from
ls@DDCeeded 10 Fort Worth.
wsumpanied by w. A. Car
tnbtral agent Mt Dallas, and
5yichols, the weiehiy passen-
sslOf the Sunset route.
ESiw returned to Waco to-day.
sOr Douelion's dancing class
TASK suiree tonight, in which
lthe younger members OF SO
stiking part. j. is expected
very brilliant affair. fancy cos
|Aaylng been procured from Gal
} more ears Of iron work for Che
lTe srrved from st. Louis. That
llg Is last nearing completion,
'lIl he Us rearly perfect as 1t can
We
water works stand tower has
built TO the height of fifty feet,
Ow awaits the iron tank which
it. Some difficulty has
Sperleneed by the contractors
ling the well which is to supply
iaier The recent tremendous
Hooded the well and filled IL
and aud gravel, and washed
ONE Of the works.
district court yesterday proceed
iras the argument of counsel in
I,s-stenling ease against II. Ii.
This morning. the defendant
led and Withdrawing his former
not guilty, plead guiltyand was
I'VE years in the penitentiary.
ton was acquitted of the charge
K CASTOR Of the Meridian Blade
Town to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-15
ITALY.
A VIEWED PROBLEM

Rome, December IA Tho German
minister to the Vatican and Cardinal
Jacobini had Il conference upon the
question of the cardinals visit on he
nail OF the pope to the crown pr ince of
Germany i'll return for the princes
10 the pope. The question was dis.
cussed, asthe prince will stop at the
palace Quirinal, the residence OF the
king.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-15

Collins, sldd; snnnunN, si3U1 IlR0kinnch
gbt Ames's shovela, d dor, $500. Horse
shoes, 4, hog, g5B5 liar iron. 81 ~: steel, s,i
6iS@6xc. rim Plate, ESQ; Trace
chains, % 90 y dog. Tinwafe, 90 . cent, oifl
Cole mile - y cent ori Machine bolts, AZ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-15
Els ANTONIO.
|, ting rencc.Cutting De-
N and swift and Sure
f.tI.hment Demanded

uIshmeil' po
En- december ii.-A large
gs,oohISr,acing about three hum
tiu ,,ost prominent business
,nntIpentiai citizens of San
lr,,m,bled this evening and
,ans of their views ON the
s,V npnesiion. Judge Devine
wv vi l.. Gosling. Judge
|n Wv ~. l.. Thompson and
,r ~ the meeting, con
|ns syslematized outlawry of
. y, demanding the pas
~ making fence-cutiing n
|'na hedging themselves
iAu IN effort to crush
4 ,rcbists. a committee
,Ind 10 draft resolutions ex-
p, ,l,e sense of the meeting,
Y ' s n series of lengthy res
liD,osemning fence-cutting as
g., and agrarianism, rulnous
~, ,.sss and educational inter
.'s.s saving the question of
I,, "St figure, as the road law
!. Y thnt. and the county coui I
lI w roads; that the present
IVY the crime u nnisdemeanor
,.,s,, and demanding a pen
i wv, Two to five years in the
a ,I.T or a fine from two hun
a.. hundred dollars, one half
,nb's w aud that the gov
so0int a sufficient state con-
I 70 apprehend such violators
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-15

Halifax, n. s., November H. - Enoch
Brown, "a negro, was banged this
morning for the murder of his wife IN
August, ls5S The hanging took place
in n heavy rain storm. Brown inside
n full co iessiou. A great Gro Wi of
negroes Were outside the jail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-15
RUSSIA.
A DESPERATE NfRIrlsT.

-. e' h"Aih NfHiLiST.
81 refreshing December 1.-The
Nihilist Rutchkoii, who escaped from
p,,son ~ charkow, returned to free his
aud was seized by the
guards; lie shot u gen d'afme and
then himself, fatally. N
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-15

LIVERPOOL. December AZ otton-Spoi
closed unchanged, with moderate inquiry
fr>cly met.
.fa-sfp aiflo
0lFtlifN ....sssss,u
Sales lO,o1l; American s,o5n.
For export and speculation l,01N.
Imports a,iH American, 200,
Futures closed hat, partly lal points
lower.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-15

Chicago.
LAVE STOCK.

Chicago, December h--iATrLE.- Receipts
~ mitrkct 'trpnG. exports q jiA7 30, good
10 choice shipping . 7tdg common 10 fair
Undb w; Texans UDthi vi.
sHr Ei'- Receipts 2ute market strong; com
mon 10 fair ? GDaS ~: medium 10 gOod 3 2jn
3 ai choice to pStrn sj6tG -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-15
Given Up for Lost.

Philadelphia. Pa, December p II
rho schooners Joseph Kilton and Earl
II potter. and the barks Protector anu
Fannie II. Loring, are gwen up 'o'
lost with the crews.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-15

PROM - slauard's Rovri Pa'nut wuO
v hbl.; rackH, ~ si,tI ~ :, ~ hsd No. 'Irxas
por 100 lbr 50. No2s9s5l No 500. torn meal
mr. DuHhni. SOC, ilufnih, nud gris, n bb..
NM Oatmeal, = haif hhl., VI 20. rack cd
wheat, aih, &c, Crackers y sn1lt dor, Xxx
soda dsdc., NNN sudn, G'6c.. v'cnu Sc. eiu-
gei rnRpH, bl4c.; lomOu urlnnr, oifc. Wheat
ia light receipt scfcsl, ia 10 glRiliY and
condition,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-15
Assigned.

Cincinnati. December III. snlil-
,.,n nan,Ifncturer OF ladies shoes, as-
s;aned TO i. i. Msnnix. l.iabilities
sstimated NJ s35,0W; no statement OF
assets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-15

Fnrnitnre-- tIendstoads. Imitation wsinut
each 81 lOasa ~ MI walnut, 81 sod 90. Chairs,
wnod seat, q doY. o. T6le1 w; rtnr ana ri..tan
seat, DG9tg 10; cane seat, diDng. So Vtp2y ",
fsJ DBa3lD % camp ana rockers, snch. VI 7ye1
NJ. Mirrors. arch TOR, Y dos,, g2sl@izH;
Lshles ronhS8 s I's, W H. is'' ,s,s,s, Ri
wash stsiids. Il 2,sp, tO bod aptingss W 1901 bo
Baby Carriages, W BJel2I
crock ory.-W a taaH, " doz., " rDtDl 10. WO
aged, 10 6n; fallen hides ift2o icas. dry ssltsd,
\ NJ l0c; green nslted. D. % 10; green butcher.
hgc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-15

FotAtocn northern, y bHrrel 40; onons.
northern hhl., O. 7S6ga ~. Nw,ot POTATOES, 500
a. per buShe. Turnlpa, ,nCatac = bu. Nsnnr,
u. Y. med, bblF., h,cnir lafrc Lima, Gstl -.
= bhl,hnli bill, ~. figr ieet hiis, 81 ~. OIL
uyr. hal Chill ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-15

POULTRY ---Hons. s2 75@g % per do,cn,
c1irU large Young ciichens, " bOa97t Tui.
Keys, - %; ueoso, uB1 SJO Ducks,
o. NAfsB ~
EosA--Per doznn. l.ic.
Fresh country Dntier, choice, ~ Creamery
Bc.. old butter, i1spisc; olconhik0iur, lSe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-15
Rusiucss Failures.

New York, December II business
failures in the United States and Can
ada for the last seven days 80, against
307 last week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-15

Bark. Cinnamon, per pound, l9N--c ba'k,
Peruvian, per pound lS9D, bofnh per ?,
peras per ID, 10 castor oil Der gal. oS@i W;
cinchonida, per On, pMslO, castillo soap
lTpUttlodl, per p. sgfs cranfn tartar q. ", per
caIoiDsl, r. A W., per pound, 70at5J; calonei,
English. per pound, lpei ~. choral n.y.
drgts. IDOL ~ ckloIofoun,'il 20; coiLpot-
epson salt, per pound. 5eD6i gum opium, per
pound, ~ gum cam phor, Mo-; morphine.
per or, q -: machine oil, golden. S,Gso;
man, per or, 81.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-15
KRn-A. city
ri,onucE

kansas CITY, December H. uEAT--
Firlner; 81 carh; - lid Tor January; Oh bid fot
May.
Uo,.N- Weaker; cash ioaio+; January 3as
Al; May tG}t.
OATs-pull and nominal. at % bid.
LiNK STOCK.
KANSAS CRY, December li.-CATTtE-
Receipts l.S5: marriott weaker but active for
good Eridce: naive st''ei'. l1l' 10 ~ pounds
% II tod Ia. stockers ana feeders 6djtij fi}s.
COWS q SAT y.
siisEp-R Receipts 81; market stoady; ma.
tivUs of 100 pounds, 10,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-15

HAY New country loose from wagon,
VI SOCK 70 psr ton New corn, 81 tfpl0 cents
ysons ~ i, n.r IL. Harley. so,.s,. Cotton
seed meal 81 ~ per 100.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-15
AUSTRIA.


Vienna, December 1.-THE social.
ls!s !, on trial at LceSen were acquitted
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-15
st. Isnuis.
PRODUCE.

81. IouIs, December h.--FLoun-t'n.
WmSr-opcned better. declined and
then reacted; ilo market closed higher. M,
red isssahl " cash; WPi hid Hpcefnbcr;
/ U2i1 january ! Olh February; | us
as on. March; lOls May
CoRS--ppcncd shade better de.
clined aud closed fraction below Yesterday
i74ig i79L cash; ~ December, 80 Jilnunry:
isli February; Si3a May.
pNfs Higher, except for cash, which are
lower; 3Ol4o3l cash; So January; ~. Feb
ruary; 3j.s May.
PHoyIsIoSH.
Provisions nnner, but steady and slow,
with only small Job trade.
nnIStGY-steHdY at H.
CoRg MKAL-Qulet NJ d.
MEAT.
Pork ( for old: ~ for new.
BULK MkAIs-l ons cl"ar ~ shoft ribs
! 10 short clear ~.
BAcos-I.ong Gear M short RIB 50;
short clear -.
HAMs-HeId ut 70 7J2lSG0.
DRY SALT MEAT.-liONsd lots; long clTnr
75Gb o.: short ribs 55dc7 70. short ciear7 p.
LARD Nominal
ClTrLI-- f-roipis 70: scarce and slow;
only butcher trnoe reported AT
previous prices: Christmas beeyes y@
~: export Steers 2im6 10. good "a choice
shipping 5OtaG1s light j1N5b; nsdium
Ia 1air 0DhB5 o. cOmibon oQ@i ot butch'
ers' steers 2tr5t0; texas 8 2,eti ~
SuEFF-R Receipts COZ scarce steady ana
unehangod: Texans 2Z.Gs5y ~ natits 2 .5ss
90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-15

MNArS-Sug,r CURED nnith. itr; =. e. q. Il,
Baeon. l2tyc; :, G, bacon, VA. Long clear ba'
con. w; =. q, dry salt, M,
LARp--'rorceS, NAc; a. AMI " u cRps, tS2S,
20 70 cans, leo; 10 r. cans, ip,sN so caus, lvAc;
n caHg, lli,C.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-15
FOREIGN.
EGYPT.
HICKS pAsu,

,h sa'r ~, December AL is reported
M Hicks Pasha was al Birset NJ,
credited. news " MOI