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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13
staple Dry Goods.

PnINrs-Dunkirk. Nc. Lodi &c.. Mari
boIo. bi6c" Oriental, Dc; IllchmopdH, byc.;
steel River, &C.; southbrldge, &c.
pISR PutNTs- Gunner, exc; Harmony, &C.,
SIIRriNU PRInrs-Alicn, A. o.; Merrimack.
BE-.
FINE BnowN DoMrsTICs- Utica. ~ cents (;
Lock wood, %: GcrnIanln, q; Far LAWN, ~ [,
Indian Orchard lsE, ~ Focnbontas, ~
warwick, ~.
cents Atlanta a. G5f; Lawrence IL, D% Wa
chusott n, ~; Enterprise NJ, o. Piedmont
.3i, ~; Piedmont7-s,G
BLGAunED DoMEsrtCs- Our Own, nv conts;
security, o.; Contest, prpsp0rlty, ~
Hone, ~; LonHdaie. VI; kius Bee rhmbrlc.
Is: I(nieiitg cambfic, NJ , Gold hedRl z.
DuUsa-~ Pfattyillc sou ~ cents. Ravenb
rcz H.; SnYa; 1907, II; We tern star ION,
i2; West Point 500, n West Point lros,, u.
CGLnHED nuCRs-- Ancior lGlE, Sci Anchor
ID, "; Boston on. 10; Boston x -, lUlS:
Boston loz,. 10: Concord 1907, no.
esiogR nc, "a cords ACE. l0; Morihune
"A, ~; omega a, 10; Standard ~.
Thorndiko p.sh; Thorndiko AS; stand
uTlH ~ inuNOr, ~,
HfcRoHY tFinrE -AIcchnnics7l{ cents COL
mmhln, s.; Iewelt s.: Anoskeag,
..InAss-A bboiIsield. llnssenls goylnsi9,n,
vile. S1{ IIumboldi %; ~. Nicholns, q.
BLAHKrrs--i0l white pl.25, l.51 LIS, 30,
9.bl to 400 pair; ia white, 800. 500. $50 ~
i.OD pair: ia white, $40, Vlp, 40 go 10 d.tt
pair Econony, colurod. 6-lD., el.Sllg pairi
ofod, Lib. N.?9: do, Glib, a.SJ. Cambridge
cOlOfed, Glib, s2E; do, h., $40. saxon
vile kilVor 0ray. GLIB, $3.50; do. h.lb., gi.gO
star q Crescent silver Gray, 5-ib., $40; do.
Glib, 1850; do. s-lb, ~. %. Scarlet, g2G0, 800
40 10 $40. Blue, $50 40 10 CSC pair.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13

sHrwrIg0--N0. /, California, PR lbn 30 TO
&c., No. fair hcmipek ekttinR, .Dt1iN No.
= iaiF iIemlock per H., @ieeW clHi No. OHIO
OAR per H., Slep6S uis; No. oak harness,
slg3lc.
II AliEEaa- Wagon, short tug, Ell 0oN2i 70,
Wagon. long tug, fi5 0lfy2,0l
CoLniISi- Wagon. iuli stock, sll i9flip ~,
Wagon, eHiIa wool, 1bJWAVf Duck colrH,
"a 255lilO.
BEiDLEt--Blnd, per dot,, 81 6QTl2 90; "a
Filings, No. cH., per duk,, w vRGlD ~,
SADDLES. -Ruiscd stamped Cal. ffbDOa7bM
Plain cal. el1 oosBtn ~: No. loose eoursgB
still tree, as Dld9aD01; No, tied cOureps lioss
or Love. ~ 03FiG5u; No. Austin rigs. laced,
s2encf ~ ~: Full rigs, black, 81 JOaei2 10. Y
rigs. black or oiled, W ~ % HOO.
PorXETs-- heather, ! NV 6g Llama goat,
b9a5 80, Toe Fenders, Sga8D.
APUps,- ltnrelse, per dozen pr 1000, Indian.
nuoia, pr dozen. 2G Mexican, an, rDwel
7 w. Hazican Elm rowoi, covered, 100 Mex
lean 2.in rowcl, go; Mexican Inch rowol
covered. 0 ~ cuiifornia, less straps. 1890
JG1olses,,-isip,4 7596 Call. 10 ooSi50O
Chapperel. 6gGiUob
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13
CROP REPORT.
Summary OF the Corn Crop-A Short
age of 40, 200, 600 Bushels.

Washington, November l2.-The
November report Of the department Of
agriculture gives "A lower yield per
acre than in October. The final report
OF the condition of corn, which aver
aged seventy-eight, was interpreted to
mean close product close to 600, OOO,-
600 bushels. The average yield per
acre appears to be twenty-three and
oue-tenth bushels, one and half
bushels per acre lower than the yield
of 1852. This gives II result practically
identical with that of October. The
exact figures would be l,5T7, 100000
bushels. In Il revision of the season $
returns this result viii not be materi-
nIly changed. The product will be
about Al, 900, 900 bushels short of the
previous crop, Notwithstanding the in
crease Of area. The potato crop Is
large. and will be about lI5,UOOo10
bushels.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13

Coffee AND .-CoFFKE-- Firm, nc.
tlysaud high. Common, 1llsr; Ordinary l5r.
fair, l35{c.: prime Rio. BHe; fancy. iGl-c.;
old government Java. sO5Sc.; Arbuekles
rgA1inperid. sO@tg. gunpowder, 5000.
fiu0hg--flne powdered, lbls. 1885,. do,
half bills, lgHc.. cut Loaf, l0l4c /; grnnulated,
UNer l0l{c: standard A, glflBJlIc.; n. o. cho.
white, ja91c.; do cbp y. g., sl9BsJ4c.; o. X,
pri;nr, ;1<ei7s4c.
EIuE-- isDuiRianp, JiF(DIc.
Fisii-- Aihckorei, lob Kits, No. J, Giib: NO
Z, 2i.OJ; half bbis.. 40. 1, N.pt No. z, 500;
Nniie Hsh No. j, hi. bbik.. T.25; No. 2. te.2S
Dried mornings. Per bO6, fpc. Cod FISH; oEn-
SABr--COarse. IN bags, rl.5jf9i,f5; nnn ~
bugs, ri lake. in rat hoop bbls., s2.iVi
PCAsssD doops. Prices per dozen. Pine
apples standard, sl,75: Peaches, sta ndnrd, I,
No., si.0J; 8 lbs., E2,s59t2,y. seconds, ips'
tl.s1; 3 ns.. ~. 10 Tonnsoes, standard, bs.'
Siig Becoiios q ibS,. -; ns.. sl.3gtl 40 Green
corn, Sl.l0qi.Gy Green peas, si.3; Gopas'
berries. sl.4taLi9; ,Haspberrles, yoiei y (;
oysters. fun weight, ~, e. = ~, 32iDt JihiI
weight, d., &c. D., si.yf Salmon, ~,
slbtdti7O: 4 ~. s-------- 49,. MacAerel, d.
tiy5A - Aardlncs, American, $500 cahe
Imported, sl2.6DeeIs 70 ciac. Strawberries, w.,
N2Mf.gl: Hlaskbefrles. GLIB: Green Ragee,
7h0; Eagle Condensed milk, ss.V'; crown,
s03j Swiss. 3d..
s0EDnfls--siarch, ~. soap. common
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13
PANAslA.
LAwLEss srRIKERs.

Panama, November l2.-rhe strike
among the laborers and freight
handlers on the Panama railway cul-
minated in the wreck of u train. The
same miscreants removed u few fish
plates and replaced the rails. The en-
zine passed over all right, but the ten
der displaced the loose rails and the
baggage and two passenger ears
were turned over and precipitated
down an embankment into n swamp.
Burt. agent of the road, and Conductor
Crutchly were in the baggage ear, but
escaped, the latter with n severe shak-
ing. The first car contained laborers
borrowed from the canal company,
and the second car contained guard
of soldiers. The strikers fired on the
train. Many were injured, but no one
killed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13

Wool Medium, according 10 grade. quality
aud condition. NJ, 10 200! nno according IL
grndo quality ana c0nlitl0n,lS 10 10 coarEc.
according 10 grade qt'liliy and condition, 10
quail y and condition. ~ 10 Is; Moslcan, Nc.
cOrding iu grade, quuliiy and condition, -
To ~ bury, loHs, according 10 amount OF
burTH,
jIDEs- No I,hoayy fint dryF n lslEs; No.
! heavy hini, dry, 4 ~ lulfc MOL, lIgnt nini,
" B.Dl4c; No. 2, liRbt hint, IN 80; bndiy dam
fELfItIrA- Nomlnnl. season ever Door
skins, n N 2jdb2l; antelope skins, a 10 lOplS
goat SKINS, each ln6t2j; sheep pelis, according
10 amount VI wool, 2lcaqup, aheaTlinRa, no
cordinR TO D. npunt OF WOOL, lel0lbo. Mexican
sheep peljs, y n 8mlec; Mexican sheep pelta,
improved, liWl2c. Mexican sheep phetiings.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13
FINANCE AND COMMERCE

Nfw YORK, November 2.-Govcrnmcnts-
Strong.
Railways firm.
State-Quict.
Stocks have been remarkable from rumors
on special influences nll day, unJ until the
last hour the general cuurge otprices was up-
ward. showing a gatn over saturday y prices
for nearly all stocks, but In the last hour
There was "a reaction, which LETT The market n
fraction lower thun saturday, with eNccp
iloual decline on oregon irsusrontinputnl
OF 4 ~ aud ON canadian Pacific orr. Wander
bits were strong all day until the last hour,
when a decline AZ the close lUd them a fruc.
. on lower than Saturday except Canadian
southern, which shows N ggln OFFS, Gould'N
Were more active than for several weeks and
hive ne srly all gained a fraction. The most
important factor In fnuro of market Is the
pointing lease OF the West shore 10 the Grand
Trunk, which is believed likely 10 be con
summated. Tho Grand Trunk rs 10 guarantee
the West shore bonds with this connection
10 New York. Tue Grand Trunk VIII anau'
don It's former attitude
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13
New Orleans.

GRAIN.
NHw ORLrASs, Nov. ~. - CuRS-Firm,
mixed yellow. 0i@69 white, o..
OAra-f,aslcr: 3Slg.
PRODUCE.
fLouR-Dull; family i0Ni CIV. high grades
CoRN Fair demand; mixed and yellow
lower, 0o0sBl; white sicadN at %; oats quiet
and stcauy al sS's.
puovIstoS,
MEAi-duil; i56t260
PoRK-Stoady with good demand, ut ~,
BAEp-Firm; tiorce, 3; kcg. 81.
BUNK MIR ,TS-lnir demand: shoulders,
ha o. (: long clear and clear rib, steHdy az
-.
BAcnN--Shoulden dull, lower 56; long
clear and clear ribs scarce AMI irm AT S's
HAMS - ChOice sugar-curod cAnVItSscd
scarce and Arm NJ ljAe7.
wulsisY stoRdy and western rcctifod
nt 0issl 20.
common "a prime lOA ala.
SUGAR Steady with good demand; com
mon to good common hIfmba; mir TO- nllly
mir, D. quo; prime To choice, dbtGHlf; yellow
clarified, Uia'd7ls; white CHARMED, 2aqbSlf.
MoLAsstS-ACtlyC ana Arm, centrifugal,
2ea1H: fair 35GH; prime 10 choice, iiepio.
RICK-stcady; good domand ordinary IL
choice. u sd6l,.
BRAN--Dull; easier at sonS2lS.
corroS sErD on.
CorroN SEED OIIs--Stcudy and unchanged.
MONEY
Sight on New York par sterling banlgnblc
bills SiA@ts2 ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13
4 SPAIN.
IMPROVED FINANCES.

Madrid, November l2.-1'he Ga
zette publishes circular OF the minis.
ter OF finance 10 the financial dele
gates Of the provinces, enjoining the
greatest attention TO the collection OF
taxes In order to increase the reve-
nues. Spain, he says, has arrived at
a degree of prosperity unknown for
many years, the budget showing
surplus. In regard TO the present
budget, II will be unnecessary 10 en-
ploy ali the extruerdinury resources
voted by the cor ties, and he hopes IN
regard 10 future budgets that cstiInn-
led expenditures will be covered by
nerulauent resources.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13
The New General Manager.

st. Louis, November l2.--It is stated
here that w. Il. Woodward late
snnerintendent of the Hannibal & ST.
.Joseph road, has been appointed to
iii the position of general manager,
lately vacated by Geo. w. Ristine on
the Texas d. st. louis Marrow Gauge.
Woodward and the president started
last night on trip over the road.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13

Furniture cadstcada, imitation walnut
each, 81 iHif3 ~ ali walnut, "a 6OdIlD so Chairs,
wood seat v doE. % I1ss7 10; cane and rattan
seat, as OOAn no, cane seat dining, sl2 016DfDD 90
,'hilds aud roTkcrs, s OOceia yO iatgo rocking,
80 Ooabi 90; camp aud iuckeru, each. 81 700
7 6G Mirrors, nreh tops y dos, s2p0eLl2 %.
rnhos round, l2U1d3 %, ISL leaf, e. 1narb 90,
Safes ench, 81 25N7 ~; Bureaus s. 5l6n21 N;
wash stands, ri 2Si,l 61 bed springs, 81 1901 *;
Baby Carriages, 81 bntbA
CrucErry-,M q lene, 2 don, O. cool 10; W q
AGED, N Sc. fallen hides l@2c ieas, dry Rntod,
h n loo; green sslied, To n 7c gfcor butcher, y
bic
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13
A Brutal Murder.

I,eayenworth, November l2.-Chas.
Wilson, q Swede % years oil age, was
Morth Leavenworth this morning.
Ia was found with his skull mashed.
The weapons used were t"os.ohe Jug,
one of which was broken, Inc mouse
ts u extInguished No clue.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13
A Chicago Failure.

Chicago. November l2.-The Booth
4 Osrood Manufacturing company,
dealers in school furniture, confessed
Judgment this afternoon for 10000.
STolal liabilities, $4,000; assets suiii-
Gent 10 cover. VIM. $, Booth. presi-
dent Of the company, who resides Ia
stafford. Conn, is the largest creditor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13

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70 NiAlal
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13

FLOWS Sthnard's ROYAL Patent, stO
v bbl.; sacks, 81 sSaS 40 y lao rns. Corn meal,
ncr orshel, ase; hoin,nS aud grits, v bnl.
wheat. fie, &c; Crackers y soda, 1f7lso, M
soda, 5sk@5Ac; MN soda, T)f@sc.; crcain
X ginger snaps, sssa,fc; Xxx, a'Soioc; assorted
cakes nnc 1utnnlca, lS,.,slic. Wheat IN light
receipt; SsoGsi, Ns To duality md condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13
THE JEW BATTER.

London, November l2.--Lord Mayor
Fowler, in refusing TO allow DR..
Stokcr, chaplain to the court of Ger
many, to lecture in the Mansion house,
stated that he could not disregard the
feelings of the Jewish community
by giving prominence to DIR. Stoker,
who has excited hostility against the
Jews. Carl Bland writes TO the news
papers that every man with spark of
humanity ought TO protest against
Stoker's detestable crusade against the
lnMs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13
LYNCH LAW.
. by a Pennsylvania Mob-The
Women Take a Hand,

|ipnan.rg, November ia Green
III ~, special says a mob of out
f liens made an attempt to
t. sacoo Noble, who inflicted fatal
oh Jphn g, Auley at sscottdale
y aWith a Ratchet. He is n
tohIhanihcter, and the purpose
s,yoely, as Auley was known to
Naa,ge sum of money on his per-
ha nuie was captured at neigh
b .oaae, and the women ia the
1 clan,,ood forced their way TO him
lilies T., lines, but officers sue
"a 'anding him safely in Jail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13
SOCIALISTS SUPPRESSED.

London, November l5..-The police,
ii is said. prevented socialist process
sion with black flag inscribed
Starvation" from approaching Guild
hall during the lord mayors banquet.
THE OXFORD CoNvoCATIoN.
London, November l2.-rhe Oxford
convocation rejected the proposition to
send the address TO the emperor OF
Germany on the occasion of the cele-
bration OF the four hundredth anniver-
sary of Luther's birth. because it was
unwilling to commit the university to
an affair with which it had no con-
Germ, and because it might set an
awkward precedent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13

Npw YORK. November I2-Colton-Spo
closed uuiet aud unchanged.


CHICAGO. November l2.--tiAgrLK-- fiecci pts
1000, market brisk az 0sl5 higher; oxpOriE
5Oep7 o.; good 70 choice shippins, oGG 90 ~;
lOaI5 higher; grades grass Texans b0Gef2l.
SIfEEi.-Recoipls ,yjD: market steady, iIfe-
rlor TO fair Ols2 ~: good 10. choice 8 W;
TEXANS 00a2JD.
CHtcAGo. November "a Hoos--R Receipts
600. rHiher quiet Hight lO6t5 OF rough
so0as90 heavy packing aud shipplag 20
tG4s,.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13

iSl.c. halves, iec: quarters, Ice. Indigo. SO n;
B'ueinE, Srdi.oo dozen. Colcnhn's mustard,
ti.ptf 800 dozen. MaocarOpi. imported, i6cio,
American, sitI box. Buckets, two hoops,
y. 70 dvx.n;woll buckets, sl.e5 dozen. Brooms
St,1y<cS liuOHen. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13
The Milwaukee Failure.

Milwaukee, November 12.--Ihe la
bilities Of Eisen IL Co. are $s3.Ol0; as
sets, 100000 in merchandise, siO,DoO IN
notes that are good, and. 5000 IN
doubtful notes. Eisen, who dishp-
peared at the time of the failure ten
days ago, has not been found.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13
siicxico.
kNUMSH pFNAMns REFusrn

Mexico, November l9.-The Next
can government definitely refuses the
demands of English bondhol6ers to is
sue $4,000, 600 of three per cent bonds
In addition TO the recognized debt OF
SSO,0OO,0OO. This decision ends nego-
tiations, and the Mexican represents
tive in London has been recalled. The
Mexican government desires a settle
ment, but considers the bondholders'
demands excessive.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13
New York.

New York, November l2--Moncy easy;
go D.
Prime mercantile paper 5lgaT.
Sterling exchange, bnnkuplc bills, steady:
4 SD; sightisiA,
Three per cent. bonds--l 0llf,
Coupons, 4lSs--lliE
Commons, ISL sala.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13
AZ ENIGRArION CIRCuLAR.

Dublin, November l2.-The Free
mans Journal publishes the full text
of Il circular proposing wholesale emf
grafton from Ireland, which IL Is al
legged the government has issued,
though the authorities Gisavow any
connection with the paper The Free
mans Journal says the scheme Is but Il
continuation of the policy under
which the Irish %ere kidnapped
and transported TO the West Indies In
the days OF Cromwell, or ms they are
packed in coffin ships to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13

hark, Cinnamon, pnr mound, Hoe bark,
Peruvian, yer pound, lbtDSN; borHN per Il,
NesiS, NtcSrbonntc ot soda pcr N. i6siis q ~
pcras urr 10, 2dsi ras,or oil per gai., aJal 81;
winch nlda, pOr oY hAde----; CASTLE SOAP
(nlou cd, per n, s,iN cream tartar, q, Pa PER
pound, isti--; chalk, lump, pCr pouad, 2sai;
Gallon -, ~ & w, per pound, lOloNl calomei,
English, per pound, lpai 81 chloral by.
dratc iJapl 81 clloroiorm, VI 10; compoR.
opsoiu salts, per pound, Sts.1 gum opium, per
pound, " gum cainphor, 2Set-.'; morphine,
per GA, ~ -; machlno oil, gnldon, GrdaiO;
man, pOr o., ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13

Potatoes, northern. y barrel 40; Onions,
northern hhi., e2 sasaS "a. sweet potatoes, $40
" pcr hushCi Turnlpe, iOdei5o s hu, Hosus.
II, y med., ebla, tAS5t; inrgc linna, GCfe5sc,
small butter. ilftt5c, ricEles, medium, ~ ~
epio % hhlS halt hbl,, sfsObbN. liss feet.
kits, 81 -; oidor halfhhl., 500
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13

Cork, November II. Ten Disguised
men. some with reyolvers. attacked
the house of farmer named Hargan
ut Cowlannry county Cork, about day
light this morning and demanded
money and gun. Hargan fired upon
his assailants, wounding one. -Four
were arrested.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13
roMltty, lsrrs and liniter.

rouLrIu-hUns. 81 7S4oSm pct doyon;
oNtm large youtpg chickens, s3rtNpS IS; rnr-
81 SOstS o.
F,sgs-.pNr dnNen, anc.
Fresh country butter, s5as7iS nld butter, 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13

MHmxy--Rcotlied 81 lnatSo. US por proof
sour mash, ono year old, 81 ~ two years old
ra0Ossa -; three years old " hnp975; mncy
extra old whlaky Eip6,
WiNFs--larat, caao,SI boaiNO0 ~ perquni-
lily; Untilwha, per gallon, 900 yo Port, 81 no
800; sherry, per rHl,, " AhsS %; Madeira
per gal, 81 COOS %, White wine, In cases,
"a uOOnl0 ~.
CaANrAasr-u. II. Mumn = CO., Extra
nry, s9n Olpd2 %; ueldsick, III basket. vi coo
~ %. krua, IN basket. $40 e16t2s ~, Domestic
champagne, o. Ntall ~,
AAk--stock Ala, per dos, So o0fbs Is; Portar,
per do1., 81 uNng ~
bot'rLNp BEwR--St. Louis ousris, gla %. pls.
Tflpucpr bper qunrlg ela N, niuta lig Ne
Suhhts Milwaukee, Quarts $40 co. unln al8 M;
Nub puuch $40 w; Anthony * lSnhn'H, qta
sl2 90 ninp sl2 10; u. CiRusen y soma cham-
paguc beer, quarts 90. pints slaoo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13
Paints, Ons ,nd yaynishc,

PAINTS, per tb--White lead, b.SS II; yellow
ochrn, dry, &c: Nnrnt amber IN OIL, lScy dry, -.
ous--boilcd hnscei la hhls,. tide per gal,
raw dlc. neatsfooi, SocSpsi; fsh, 50ty Spirits
tnrpentine, 49,; coal oil, 30 cures, brilliant,
y M Brilliant, hhls., ldr; Brilliant, l.l, s. ~;
ilG Us 81 SNai ~; ~, g. ~. Eupion, bills, Inc,
per gutlnu, Eupion, IS caaoe, 81 W; lard oil.
=, zoe. IVES, Nlrgidla, .rlja2nc.
NARNisnul-.ccpal,p c.per gal,; ccpeh var
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13

MrArs-sugar cured hams. ie,fc; 8. c. C. Il,
Bacon, li'sc; - baeon, ais; Long clear ba.
CON, So: ), &. dry salt, 50.
hARp--1icrces, W<c; 40 anu 70 n cans, exc.
~ . ems, gic; 10 70 cans, gsec; Sn cans, a9lc;
u rms N1.r
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13
81. Louis.
rnonuCz,

ST. LOUIS, November ia. - FLoun Dull
and unchanged,
MHEAr--Opcped lower. but advanced and
closed u shade better thnn .Riuf,lty; M. .
rod, itlf@i llss cash; o!ls year; VII jHnu.
AIRY.
CORN opened lower and closed ilgheT
fiAs regular and cash; tvs November. ass
December ANA year; isA January
OATS slow at 2'sM&' cash; 4G' NoNcm'
Der. NJ "a Nh. DecenAhar
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13
Death or. NJ. Hilman.

New York, NOV 'ember &c. NJ
Hilman, resident ana purchasing
agent for several Wes 'ern Mnu SOUTH
ern dry goods house,, 4 leu this MORN
ing OF pneumonia.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13

DEATH OF AN ADMIRAL.
raris, November i2.-Admiral Ian.
dole, commanding the French fleet in
inc Paeitic ocean, died recently AT
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13
FOREIGN.
GERMAN.
TlIE CROWN pnIvcr,.

.n'"N fRINCE'S VISIT.
Berlin, November Io.-Thc crow,
, prince !, starts for Madrid on the 18th.
5 1 ra. ~ 1enoa, via Munich, thence on
uerilan man.ot-war to Spain.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13

Wheat, cheice aiceasl ~ medium, S05se0
Interior 6iGrSlr, oats, ,lislisisc. Barley, 100
ijc. Corn, tb@60c, Rye, 5HtStc,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13
AUSTRIA.


THE REBELLION ENDED.
Belgrade, November l2.-Tre insnr.
gent bands have surrendered to the
army everywhere, and are giving up
their arms.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13

WM1sKY--Steady at II.
Cot1S MEAi-Firm ut lNNeel
roRS-Stcady, lubbing at II 20.
BULK MISUNDERSTANDING Sc lots 10 10.
nRI SALT MEAr,--Long clear, 6S1. short
fihs 10. short clear 6d.
B,coN- Firm, long clear 7ai short ribs
7sl4f7s; short clear StSSi. shoulders nolni.
nal at :.
LAnp-null at no.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13

CATriN--Rcccipts a0Gn: market steady,
notice steers Of l,2pO to $50 pousdS ) plt1G on
stockers and feeders 5 too 90; Texas steers
. HNe03 q; Colorado hnlfbrtcds 80.
SltEFr-RcccintasO0 quiet and unchanged,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13
IRELAND.
ANInIsu suIp CANAL.

Dublin, November 1.-THE Irish
Times says a syndicate in London is
discussing the prospect for u ship ca
nal across Ireland.
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CATrih-Scarcc and hrn; exports, 4 OlG
q 40, good to choice o hotrG 30, common to
fair lQaa -; TcSauS hNl S. Indiana
; tOsp5 - receipts 100, Shlpmcnts SO,
SnEEr-kcccirts ---; market STEADY: fair
20 good natives 3 lS6ia %; prime to extra q Sulp
f2i,