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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17
RUMoR OF DEFEAT.

uIIS, ANoNeIiDSI lo.--ll Is reporter
on the bourse that Admiral Courbet
was defeated mt Tonquin. The France
newspaper processes TO have similar
news, but the Liberte positively con-
tradicts the report. 1t is generally be-
lievcd, however, that the French
forces have begun their advance. A
man was arrested on the boursc for
spreading alarmist news.
PREPARING FOR ATTACK.
Paris, November lG.-Thc last dis
patch received from Admiral Courbet,
dated November Sth, stated he would
attack SOntag between the 18th and
Goth.
ATTEMPT 10 ASSASStNATE FERRY.
Paris, November lG.--This after
noon, while Prime Minister Ferry WIS
in the senate chamber, n youth, eigh-
teen years Of age went 10 the ministry
of public instruction to see Ferry, and
was informed that Ferry was absent.
he left, but returned ten minutes la
ter, and forced his way into the recep-
ton room. holding in his hand u re-
Volvcr ready TO fire. An officer seized
him, and after struggle overpowercd
him. While he was being held, he
cIlcu Out. i've III leDibIlVdt SNClult,
"Nivc In commune" The revolver
was fully loaded, and thirty cartridges
were found on the youth. He said his
name was Currier, born mt Haguereas,
in Alsacc, a baker by trade. Currer
stated that the murder OF the French
minister bad been agreed upon by n
secret society mt Lille, and he came TO
Paris to execute the mandate of the
society. He regretted that he had
been unsuccessful, and when liber-
ated would make better attempt.
LATER--Currier has been examined
by doctor and pronounced lunatic,
NEWSPAPER EDITORIALS.
Paris, November l6.-rhe Temps
has an article on the North German
GaZette's editorial referring To the
tone of the French press in comment
ing upon The projected visit of the
Crown Prince Frederick VIII
liam 10 King Alfonso, in
which editorial the North German
Gazette upbraided the anti-German
press of France for keeping the people
in constant fear of impending war
with Germany, which had the effect
of paralyzing every branch of business
in France. The Temps says the North
German Gazette has created great
disturbance in regard to articles in
- certain French paper more or less
unknown, which in no way represent
public opinion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17

~. Min
Dallas TO day for
~. y. Blaire 4
night fora pr'|
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17
Wool, IIldes, rto.

Wool Medium, accordion to gradeuuRiity
and condition, Bia 10 900. Ano according ~
Crude, quality ana oou liNnnls 20 70. euHrse
according 20 EtndC IH ny and condition, III
10 lto; heNlean iMptof a, according 10 grade
cpiding To grade. quality ANA condition, ~
20 ". bury loss, according 10 amount or
buFfs.
Iiipp' 80, l'hcayy nint. dry pb 2igr: No.
heavy fint, dry, q ~ lul Mol, light flint,
q u Wie' M. q iiRut hinl Rib %, bndiy dam.
gEtiHlFa Nominiu, tuaa0n gyor, Deer
skins, n n 2lmD; antelope SKINS, = ~ lusyls;
goat tkluh, cAth lttGar sheep piiiH, according
"a amount W wool, .9clpup; ghrerlings, mr.
eoriirs % A.uonui pi we1l l0albg, Mexican
Improved ilcl2o. Mexican sn.ep sherlinga.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17
FRIlZ orr ron srAIN.
Adopting Standard p'imc.

Pittsburg, November iG,-In accord
ance with the Chicago plan, the Penn
sylvania company will, ON the 18th
instant, change the standard time from
Columbus to the ninetieth meridian
time.
Louisville, November IL. - AT II
O'Clock meridian on Sunday the city
hall clock will be set back eighteen
minutes, TO correspond with the new
railroad standard.
New York, November l6.--At noon
on November 18th the standard time
for the New York, Lake Erie * West
ern road will be made eighteeH-smin-
utes slower.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17
1, BIauers' Conference.

nv November lG.--rhe con-
Il glass manufacturers and
Which has Nen in progress
|Elhe VAST two days adjourned
'&ning without amving at any
mi A submmmittee of one
ctarer al workman was
ei 10 mfsme arrangements
,pachsILereby present and
ri WIN nables NAY be set
|lbai ~0ing 10 strikes. The
"a i5gmed until Dee. Stb.,
.Llfvher earlier by Tn c
sir The proceedings OF
r,a ae watched with great
bshge number of import
" sad the failure to agree
|ial BY them with undis-
|sfiion. rhos. Il. After
|tsaent glass manufacturer.
Ahe and many other iron
|i.aahrturers have come TO
|zGthat II protective tariff
aiect, and that a revival in
I'D glass trade cannot be
lalll after all tariff restric.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17
Thn rr,IIinohnsf EoiIura

cause was that sutton sold whislsy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17

3; \ ,i- Ws,l 'wealhoffetl, foIi go[l1,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17
Richard AcnniiteA.

st. Louis, November l6.--ro.day the
jury in the third trial OF Edward
Richard, charged with the murder
of Salina Wilson, his clearinghouse
mistress, returned II verdict of not
guilty. Richard, who was Il newspa-
per reporter, was convicted on the first
trial and sentenced 10 hang, and the
second was Il mistrial. The defense
was the accidental discharge of his
pistol.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17
b PrCteilS Ingniry.

gion, D. G., November 10
nohy thus far to-day by the
ufI OF inquiry relates 10 the
nIary Instructions, and shows
filngton had none but the
Pders, which he obeyed.
lgion, D. c., November &C.
lslere, whose attention was
Fhe statement of Gen. Hazen
pan Of landing stores at Lit
|nd had been discussed with
The Yantic, testified that no
us'lon took place in his pres
furthermore he had been in
lY Ha2en that the original
BE so,calied supplemental in
mad been given by him
o The secretary of the navy,
movements of the Yantic
made contormable to that
OolSell Of the navy testified
gulpment of the PrUteus was
her boilers were defective
oats unsatisfactory; in fact
. We're about to send her
repairs when chartered by
inc ships compasses We're
sIihy, and the captain had
laelr local deviation. The
Iae vessel, excepting Capt.
y Young and inexperienced
nlaHgatlon. The boats pro-
'uailington from the Brook
l'fl We're miserably fitted
Chances for the Yantic
Liitleton island were not
'lid have induced witness
her' Why she was sent
! he did not know.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17
The Pittsb,lrg Failure.

Pittsbury, November 10 The fail
ure OF Refs Bros, iron manufacturers,
ut New Castle, Pa, was not uneN-
pected and will have no general effect
on the trade. The principal creditors
are in Cleveland. There is a mortgage
on the plant Of 100000, and floating
debt of $4,000. Assets not yet stated.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17
FOREIGN.
TURKEY.
TIE hut0ARIAN QUESTION.

Sofia, November l6.-The agreement
regulating the position of Russian of.
flcers In Bulgaria has been signed
Prince Alexander. The prince Is 10
appoint minister of war. with the
consent of the emperor of Russia, the
prince alone tohavethe right to revoke
the appointment of the minister thus
appointed, who isnot to interfere In Inc
internal affairs of the country and he
held directly responsible to the prince
and national assembly. All Russian
officers in the Bulgarian army will owe
obedience to Prince Alexander and
the laws of Bulgaria.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17

:, Bark, Cinnamon, Per pound. lSN--c bark,
ieruNian, por puund ihNae BOgaN per b,
locetS; W'carhonptn ol sodr per II, ieaals q b.
nems por 70, stti; castor oil por gtl ivNl 40;
unvnonidA, rar oN, Sstp-e--, castillo soap
mottledl, per n, NIB cream tNftnv. d A.. psr
pound, i,g -; chalk, lump, per pound, 2ai;
cNomol, L. w, per pound, toast, cnlomul,
hnglish, PER pound, J l0Al ~ chlnuh ny.
diate, 1901 ~ ctloromtm 4 20, c0npos.
orsotn salts per pouad. S16, gum opium. per
pound, ~ gum cumphOi, $50 {. morphine,
Per OK, ~ w machine oil, gOldcn, S,sa az
mnn, per Or. ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17

Furniture llradstends, imitation walnut.
epch, l0st8 DO. ali wnntt 81 jaailb 5lg Ohu.rE,
wood rent, y duH, gs9bHi 90 ,gtnu aud rtltti
sent, sNtD@a %, cane soni dining, gl1 W4s ~ bl,
sDWnnM camp Rnd rockers, each. ~ gi,D
IN Mirr9ra, RISsh lgrs, 4 dos,, V tl@l2 20
sales, each, ~ 2ll7 us bureaus Of ElrA o
wash Stands, u 2btel NJ bod RptingH, " 79s1 %;
Baby Carriages, ~ bng.eu
CrnckcIy w q teas % dog,, 81 UlalI ~ " -
4 " lOc; green sailed, b p az, Rfern butcher, u
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17
81 paso Leased.

Roehe, proprietor of the
= informed n GAZETTE
s W. that he had leased the
I'M 3 Wells & Co. This firm
p u Messrs. Wells, w. Il
En- Robinson of ST. Louis.
az ~ BIZ the contract to fur
fs.t.slsss style, ut Il cost OF
HAN Han $4,000, but they
!, .nend as much more
necessary to fur
,s1rr a in handsome
\ s,yy,recied to have 1t ready
L,IOg by the first proN. The
[aaI be ordered at once. 1t
L"i't that Mr.. 5. L. Mcllhen-
|.s,nt manager of the Grand
| q D,llas. will become the
| St1s II Paso under the new
M The gentlemen who
H.. ~ ,n determined to raise
of the best. The
al me citizens of the city
r owes aud great profit in
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17
Sentence Mitigated.

Washington, November l6.-The
president has mitigated the sentence
OF dismissal OF Lieutenant-Coloncl
Morrow TO suspension from rank and
command with .oss of pay for one year
and reduction OF lineal rank TO the
foot of the list Of observation-disclosures
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17

rms GROWN ralycr.

Madrid, November lG.--Publie bodies
IN Barcelona express regret that the
route OF the crown prince of Germany
should have been changed, and assure
the Madrid authorities that Barcelona
would have given the prince worthy
and enthusiastic reception.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17
Another Boiler Explosion.

Terra Haute, November III. = Al
Fcntanelle, twelve miles from here,
the Coal Bluff Mining conpany's boiler
exploded this morning. killing jus.
Hurst and scalding John and William
Kyle fatally and ten others badly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17
Regular Fire.Bug.

mufg, Va, November TO-
.ieWs, a negro oaKer in the
sne Aorvelle house, arrested
g OF firing u stable, confessed
various incendiary fires
ave occurred within three
A, crews implicated no one
assigns no cause for the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17
Union League Meeting.

New York, November 10. The Ma
tional Union League have postponed
the meeting which they proposed To
hold at Atlanta, Ga, ON the 2lst of
November, and instead thereof Gen.
james Negley, the president has
called a meeting at the Ebbett house in
Washington for the 18th of January.
The Republican national committee
meets at the same time and place.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17
Surrender of Chiricahuas.

San Francisco, November l6.--Gen-
eral Crook telegraphs 10 headquarters
to-day that Captain Rafferty, has ar
rived at San Carlos with ninety CHR
icahuas. The total number on the res
ervation is eighty-three bucks, and $40
women and children. Only forty are
now out, and they will be in soon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17

oohre, dry, ic; burnt amber In oil, lSc, dry. &c.
oii.s-Boiled hnsced IN bblS., tec pcr r,,i,
raw diG neatsfoOt, NN0Si; ash, zoe. ssnliiis
turpontine, iSc; coal oil, ~ eases, if1iitnnt,
81 70; Brilliant, bills, lSc; brilliant, Isl. Ss n,
llG ~ 81 2sNl ~; ~, 81 or lSuplun, bills, g5c'
yer gallon; Eupion, - cnscs, 81 W; lard oil,
=, snc. West Nilidin, Al,s2,c
V.ARNisiiGs---Copai, Ulc.ptr GAL; coach var.
niSh, 81 g6 49, 500 Wv"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17
PANAMA.
STRIKING LABoaERs.

Panama, November l6.-There Il n
general strike of railroad and steam.
ship laborers. They demand an in.
crease from sl.50a day to 81. There
are so many canal laborers on the
Isthinus and such great numbers con.
stanily arriving that the strike, IL is
believed, will be short one. All
quiet. Tie national troops at the
railroad depot have orders to fire i'm
thd event of AN overt act of the
strikers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17

:-sr. LOUIS, November 10, FLOUR - In
changed.
WmE,T--Iuwer inactive; No red O)1
cash; O07l lid for November and year.
OI7 al " December; ! oval az Janunry
CoRN--Dull and lower Mt ~ ~ cash -
November; lfi4 December; l1'-@i-' for the
year; 42l&Ml2 January.
OArs--slow nt 2oa2Jls oasl'; .GlS Deccin-
her; ~ January.
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Chicago.


Chicago, November lg.--CATTLE-Ro Receipts
S.GJ. shipments 800; steady and ac.ivo
following quotations; Exports q a@7 0E good
% choice shlpping 10 az 10. common 20 me-
dium 300 ~. range strong, lOgl6 higher;
grass Texans Ti@iji.
AsItrEI'--Recelpts G,20E market steady; infc-
rlor TO fair 20ia5 OJ. goodQ7j; choices 80,
Texans . .5H3 81,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17

Nnlln's, slnQi; simmons s,0N e iipreinsnrl,
" ", Anch'e slloSols, a doz, eigOI Horse
shneH, 4 heg, ,ld), iihr IRON, ltl. @tcni, "a I
1A@H3ic. tin Ignic, 5i6Ni Trace
ch1lnH, e0 % y dog; Tlnwuro, 70 "a cent. rH!
/ Nnueo nllls ~ 81 cont on Machine bNts iu
Rconl, on; Carriage bolts a aud g :. cent on
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17
BroalstuDs

FLouR - Sinnnrd's Royal Patent, $50
y bbl., seekA, - s5aS ~ q 100 ms. Corn meal
s1 ostlneS a. q 3nf b6i.. 81 lsi ;,rnos ID
wheat. VD, &c. CinokerG x soda, 7laTlfc, Xxx
soda. 7L@711c.; XXX soda. 7llGse,i cream
coda, loDlv4c.; lsin1n creams, s9g1fci
oakcs and jufnbles, l3iflsllo. Wheat In lqht
receipt; S0ceei, Az TO quality aud condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17

CArrLH-Reccipts 2.5ts market active aud
strong quotations Uhchanged native steers
i,sn aud l,sO pounds bog6 90 sioclSors and
feeders 5osri @; Texas steers = st,S nv COio.
rido halt-breed steers 3 Als9la0.
snktr Receipts %; quiet; natives 81
pounds, SEQ,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17
MEXrCo.
THE TRAIN Ronnrns

MeSico, November l6.-A telegram
70 ihe government says OF the robbed
,rain near Laredo, that both the Enr.
a,sn ana Spanish think It was done BY
United States.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17
Resigned.

Chicago, November lG.-Iames G.
Ernest, general passenger agent OF the
Chicago. 81. Louis & Pittsburs road
rendered his resignation today.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17
CANADA.


= ouawa, November Io.--Indicat,ons
liz, Why ,Iat ,ne present year will be The
, uss' .ne dominion ever experienced in
S cattle and SHEEP export tyadn
those of last year. S''' oeScnu
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17
CHINA.
THE "nLAcS FLAGS"

'HL HANK FLAUS."
, shanghai, November 10. 1t Is stated
mat troops are being concentrated nj
canton in order TO keep the Black
rags back when the French drive
them from Tonquin.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17
ENGLAND.
THE suEz CANAL.

London, November l6.-A Paris
correspondent writes that he has rea-
son to believe that the basis of the pro-
posed agreement between the Sue2
Canal company and English ship.
owners is that the administration of
the company will be i4per cent. to tho
English and Sc per cent. to the French;
that England as well as France viii
be the seat of the administration; that
all differences will be settled by Eng
lish tribunals, and that all surplus
dividend will 20 toward reduction Of
transit dues. This Is stated as being
the English proposal, but it is gener-
ally supposed that De Lesseps will not
consent ia the proposition that all sur
plus earnings shall 20 towards reduc-
ton of tolls, but will insist that por-
ton shall go 10 the shareholders, n
part of the agreement being that the
English government shall lend es,oOo,.-
900 to help the construction of second
canal
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Poultry. icgr. and Nuttcr.

fouLrnr--ticns, 81 faas0 % per dozen.
e. 6lenS ~
EGus-sper dozen, Me-
Fresh country putter, aiaa1ls; old but,rr. 10,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17
NnOw ut Halifnx-

II, November rs. "A heavy
Lriiii,lenced early this morning
S S.,su nearly all day. The
e.n ,,iliiig In some places four
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17
DEATH OF GEN. I.ovrLI,.

Major Julius Lowell secretary of the
United states consul in this city, died
after q brief illness. Major Lowell was
Tor long time acting assistant adju-
tantt.general of the Army of the Gulf
under General Candy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17

MHAgs-sugar cured hams. 1875; y. G. e. u.
Bacon, 1870; \. g. bacon. yJsi Long clear ba.
con, sss. =. G. dry salt 81.
LhnD- Tiorces. g1c; iJand 10 - cans, alIcs
20 n cans. pl9c.; 10 N cans, y,<c: bb ems, we;
y % cans, DC.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17

HAY Now country loose nom wnvon,
- soSN Ter ton; New corn, a5eh0 cents /;
thoue ~ 10 ltl NO. Harley. al3.t 't4t,tnn
seed lliLc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17

New York, November G.--Noon- Money
easy 2aS
Prime mercantile tdils.
ENchango Arm; ,Sll long; IS sight.
Governments strong.
states fsaturcless.
Railways firm.
New York, Ii n. M, November ~, Stocks
ilrm. features OF Oregon Tu,uscnntlncrlu,
Lncknwanns, Union Pacific and Lake shore
sdNance unged y to5..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17
GERMANY.
BISMARCK AND DE GIERs.

BISMARCK AND DE GiERS.
Berlin, November lG.-The Berlin
Courier states that Bismarck met De
6iers, the Russian minister of foreign
affairs, nj the railway station upon his
arrival nj FREDERICKSBURG, and re-
ceived him informally but in friendly
manner They drove to Bismarck +
mansion and were several hours in
conversation. Bismarck, the Courier
states, looks i'll, and his thin face is
yellow from the effects of recent Mt
tack of jaundice, and his gait heavy,
but his eyes retain their natural
force and fire.
FRITZ orr FOR SPAIN.
Berlin, November l6.-The crown
prince to-day took leave of the emperor
and will leave tomorrow for spain.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17

Potatoes, northern. y barrel 2.fn: Onions,
northern bbl., s. 75c3 10. sweet potatoes, beft
% per bushel. Turnips, ipsiSc > BAL teams,
~. A.. med, bbis., "a. a5e: large lima, btGjzf:
small butter, slsfF5e. Pickles. medium, 10 ~
SiDOD = bbl.; half Dbl, sj15 %. PIgs feet.
kills, 81 ~: cider. haif-bbi.. - 0J.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17
ITAI,.

THE AMERICAN BISHOPS.
Rome, November lG.-The Ameri-
can bishops are discussing questions
connected with discipline ofthe clergy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17
IKELANp.
r,uyrILITE PLEcrED.

Limerick. November lG;--The cleo
tion for successor TO Shaupliiiessy
liberal in parliament from TINS city
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Chicago.

CulrA0O, November a.. cattle ipts
500: market strong, lOai5 higher exports
q 1907 O0 good TO choice 1902, common 10
mir 9)sDb 30.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17

Wheat choice 0ic,@SlOl, medium 5000
Inferior 6ietNlc Oats aNisTisc harley, l0a
zoe. Cow, aSte5do. Rye. 5S9Sjc,
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iioston


'BosroN, November ia.--wool steady and
unchanged.
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IN LEssEPs' srEECII.

Liverpool, November l6.IDeLes-
seps arrived to-day, and visited the eN.
Change. He was well receiver ana
made speech, assuring the merchants
that he was ansious TO do everythihg
possible 10 meet their wishes r9lhliVe
TO the management oil the SUE cahai'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17
New York.

INV YORK. November H. iEEyjas Re
relpis 900. market active nnn firm. ~
higher extremes ! W@T'O. Texas steers
I 7ta b ~; general sales 5.J96D for natives;
o % for Texas.
s,nEEr Receipts 5.lCc; easlerl 3ma5 %;
Lambs U0a1 %
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17

CATTLE Receipts az: scarce firm oS-
ports u 1916 30. good to choice shipping . -
a,GiO. common 10 fair I o5ej2f Texans - %
6f4 ~; IndianAS J9fi6
..S,IiErl-Re roipts t5N enfS nir To e0pI,
S25a9Go; prime 10 mncy S.5@ -, Teas "
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na,,l m Mcmahon, Parne,lite .,a
ir1ss''onaiist, 9ssi spaight, conservs iva I,a
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END OF tronpic, ana IL - evidcnt tDnt
the postinistert-generai means busi-
ness, and that he Is backed By the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17

DiiNS(
tant III
l'crs
oBoeof
les Non
suito l
y been
Il coiir|
made
liants,
the lai
ee to
per
props
some
land ]
tIiotis
has I
4 llns ~
be best
srfori,
Bridges
las Hhii
IAlliIlp]
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PnoDUcR.

INV YORK, NOVpmbtr f--TfUNN'~IlNII.
WHHAT-Sppt a shade lligbeT options
opencd N@5s better Declined 5t@5$ closing
dnil; No. 9 red, Wk: No, . ipe5i liz
coiS-Spoi market qnict and steauy OPP
lions opened shndc better, declined 49,
closing dull az 5l0tjj, = Gisapl.
Provisions.
GoPFEE-Epot flfin: RIO hicndy, options
i0e.0 lower, closing sioadier.
srGAyt--Iiu /; easier: mir 10 GOOD refined
51sa II ~; refined nrmsr: on nj 7isGf7,<.
mould. az 81: cat Loaf and crushed, ~;
grnunaicd. S(Ggi..
MHLASst -. Demand quiet ana steady;
New Orleans, JaDD.
KiCg-Qajet firm; domestic I@GA.
ponK--Activo and nriiI az 9fl2'..
cur MEArS-Dnli and noIDienl.
LAHD--IIighcr ~ s5Ns2j.
NnoI.
NEW f"nE, Noy, i.-WoOI-9uici bal
steady; Texas, iia25.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17
/ FOURTH WARDS

Texas & Pacific
oana ,as, night and the
!. l,' ea s'' also many hou rs
hoy who had wan
uIlslii Y. M parents, who were ere
ah'T1 M house in the
ine iicund on Houston
v'a, Va. noon by = gen
s'Si him over to officer N,r
pfl.at to the city hall
r s . Engineer Hill. His
.r.,snquiries about him
s,rabouts and came
o'clock in the even,
.low was very glad
Tho was profuse 10
I'm Hill for his kind
News agent
, " has been fitting up
fine style. lie re-
|',r = rs booming on the
|,,,.uiran is busy looking
Fa,ot his ward. Several
li,s = y be opened up, be-
~, y. 4 rcservation aud the
!. ~ Ken looking over the
,S'sssshIarcs. He !. says S,,,d ms
\ . y h the interests OF the
'l''.s n in the city coun-
!, ,be Union depot and
y !, sfIer twelve o'clock Mt
! Il !. needed very badly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17

al agrs ,t's,nnrli 10 tpv ssagv,i ..is.
the young and lncxperienceG VIII feel
backward apcn, taking part where
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17

Powder~lilasiing, h itug, - %. Iine, rvs h.
81 90; Rine, r ~ lhss -: Hide. Tdtl i1s., n IN;
hhot--oA w Asncli. Duct shut. Aaaj
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-17

lN'N inAo+'0
wnrsKY-Steady az IA.

WHrsKY--Steady az IL.
ConS MEAL Firm % = lJa22l
PoIiK-Steady, lobbing ~ ~ ~.
BULK MEATs-Quipt luajse lots 1907.
DlY SALT MI.AT.--Long clear, u2t short
ribs d e.. short clear 6tn.
BAooN lower long clear -; short rio 20
shorl clear 1$4s7s.
LAHD-Quiut; i0bid.