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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15
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RKfrrISo.-sNo, }, California, per ~, - To
no, No mir heiniock Ak, iipR 1900 iac I NO.
z mir fIanilocig per ID, 8l92j ols. No. ONO
OAK per TO-, 95ag3s cis., No. oak harness,
"A bggrss,- wagon, short tug, slI 00s2D 90,
Wagon, long tug, 5is O0ei BW. ,
COLA I.g--Wasuu, foil stock, 81 yMlg0f
Wagon, cNtra wool, JIUoFg.@Vf Dneh CORE
"a 2sNt 10. , -.
BRinLrs- per doky 80 i99l2 20; "a
Fillings, No. g., per dog., = 19iD ~ .-,,-
EABnLTg.-- hHisOr stamped CAL. 80 N@45UE
Plain Cal. SIS OlnO w 40. loose COURSES
sin tree, slB uIG 1900 No. ued cpurBea Rose
on f.oYe, bl2u05l9 ~; no. Aeatiu rlgs, lncel,
slOlDss2b 90; Fuil rigs, black, 81 1JDl2 bg u
rigs, black or oiled, ~ ~ ~ ln01.
pHcI; kfg. - Ipalhcf, bf Llaiin kohi
2 ADFb %, TOe FepdcfH dJiss ~
spuiis.-huroyH, per hgSuif W s5n}i i'ieisin,
aDbln, per dDatn, ! ~ hipxiesn, 5.in. foNoi
7Ug Mexican AIN rVwol, covered. luDG hea
| lean Liu r0wei, go, Mexican 2inch fowei
covered, $40. california, loHs atraps. ID oV4e
LraoIsosy Kip, 47gS5 CALI 10 ootsi5 %
Chsppeiei. 5Js9l0og
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15
Fire in Norfolk.

Norfolk, Va, November IA fire
broke out in the freight house OF the
Norfolk and Western railroad depot
to-day, and rapidly extended to an
other freight house, consuming 1000
bales of cotton, fifty carloads Of lunl-
Der, twelve cars and quantity of mis-
cellaneous freight. The wharves of
the company we're badly damaged.
Loss $5OO,000; insured.
The ], coo bales of cotton burned on
the Norfolk d Western depot were con-
signed to the Merchants d Miners
Transportation company and were TO
have been shipped tomorrow. The
steamer CASTOR from Baltimore hau
Just uuloaded n large quantity OF
freight for the Virginia, Tennessee &
Georgia Air Line, all of which WI
consumed. A large lot OF Peruvian
runno stored in the warehouse for
shipment by the same line, and also !,
large quantity OF walnut lumber ana
other freight in both warehouses anu
on the wharves, We're destroyed. One
hundred bales and boxes of miscella-
ncous freights tloated down the river
and were carried out with the tide. Inc
water front was lined with tugs help
Ing to subdue the conflagration, which
mt one time threatened 10 destroy ev-
erything in that part of the city. Two
frame buildings, half mile OF III the
suburbs, burned. Several men We're
fearfully injured. The cause of the
fire is unknown. 1t is stated the loss
will not exceed $3.50, 900, fully insured.
The business of the Norfolk d Western
will suffer no interruption.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15
Iiu,ldIsg Material

IunDrJ,-- Rough lumber, boxing, II inrhvs
aud undOr. firstolafs, sZI, sflpplny. .asg, s@i'
.,ox.ng and foorlngt clears, 80. lliich nlghiFi
~ and ~, SIS, roneA lumber, second cinss'
fi8. lnigt and Bcantling, cnlla, 80. ,.o a.,
SfpfnG-Tifst common WINE piuh, w w
second do, go third do, So. poplar, 81 ~ ma
tive pine. * s2 oo@2 Y; do 4, s2li naive
DngssED demonstrating ~ inehea ana
under, 90 0J3e2, Vi do RxS, " vtgz9 ~
Venting, jolst of any common nmDns
slf U0@s OK boxing over " Inches, s5v;uFts
III Dst thick clears, n tnllSanO 2, ~ vDaz W
s.,eDnd clasa any hind. fSD WlgE3 W. -
DnngHYD AID MATCHnD FiouEJ-o--flrbi
claHs ~. second class, 81.
MIifrEIISE FrRHtaIlIfg buMhEE--lH, ~
aud inch white pine, 5Vi men d1r w.
BEADED on IhAlH-sF list oo ul-
mon white pine, Y, si2.Jg ~ 10 Egfs4 uo 81
poplar, ~ s5i.0Qi popiet, ~ 400 hH'ifap'no'
epIo1gGAnl l6aaEe. X. "a, and 2 inei. $50
~ sgisGiiss- pine A, o; do shaded a,
| fisj oeElra M I, st.Sg cypress. peat, Any ~,
\ brand ~: do No. Z, So So DO No. sJ.05 natiVs
/ alsed heart, fl,gg hspA SIR
/ pfCKETs. White yint, dressed ana hcAuen,
square or ma, 81; yellow p.ue 10. VI ~ y. ~.
/ LIMA, C5AlFsf, Efc. - Lime. Anatin, ~ -
! per Dbl Cement, I>ouifyille or i.Dsanalr, ~ o'
/ Der bill; Portland sc59 per btl. ilhgisr fslrly,
! New York or Michigan, - per bb'.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15
The Glass Strikers.

Pittsburg, November 1.-THE strike
of window glass workers is almost two
months old, and from outward appear
onces n settlement is rs far off as when
the strike was inaugurated. There Is
tollx of discussions among the strikers,
but denied by the officials, who say The
inner workings Of the association are
entirely harmonious, ana mat man
cially they are in better CONDITION lila mar,
on the first day, The glass workers
have responded literally to their calls,
Stock in factories is getting low ana
manufacturers in order 10 MI ordefa
are importing French glass.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15

Wool Medium, according 10 grade,gualiiy
and condition, NJ 10 zoe, fine according To
grade, quality anu condition, " TO ~ coarse
according To- grado duAlly and condition, ~
quail y and condition. ~ 10 ~; MoAlcau, nc.
eoidlng To grade, quality and condition, "
10 II. bury, leSa according to amount oil
hurrs. a,
Hinrs--No. ,heayy fint, dry 8 70 l2l6o.. No.
1 heavy hint, dry, u y ltlac; Mol llghl NM,
4 fb.aIsc: No. 9, light nint, en- hlSr, badly dam
PELIlttlH =. Nominal, season -4or llaei
Skins, "a u y 6p2j; antelope shins, "a % lOmldi
CONT nltins, each ll5pA1; sheep potts, acc0rllns
"a amount " wool, 9o@upt shehrllnHt, no.
Sheep peltH 4. n HrlUc, MuAicnn shcVp nelt,
Improved, liDl2e: Mexican sheep ahcrlihss'
40
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15
oroel.e,y, Nnrnl,nre ana CINE.

-noadstonds, imitation walnut
each, a. zoos W MI walnut, 81 900 ~; Ohnirh,
wood seat, = doz, 81 2bH7N w ranc nnd rattan
seat, S. OOna ~: cane sost, dining, sl2WNkVOJ,
Cbilda and rockers, 81 W)69i3 w large rocking,
sll OO5Dyl 10; camp ami iockcra, each. n 900
10; Mirrors, arch tops, z dua, s2uA@ls y,
Anles round S~5g1 ~ aV,a' ,S,.,s az
wash stands. ri gp95 so, bed springs 81 1901 30:
unby CnrriHgpR, 81 y)agh
CrOckcry--W q tcls, \ dor, 81 OOtpl lni w q
ngsd u 30; fallen hides ldl2o less; dry rnlted,
an Toe. green sailed. N y &c, green butcher, n
hnp
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15

Detroit, November l4.-At the SEES.
sion of the O'Connell health associa.
ton paper was read prepared by DIR.
II. ID. Webb of Livingston, Ala, on
the changes of types of malarial fever
In Sumpter county, Alabama, from
1888 To 1885. The secretary then read
Il short paper upon malarial fever-. Or.
J. w. Penn of Humboldt, Tenn, also
read u paper on malarial diseases, and
II. II. Wood of WILMINGTON, Del, on
the same subject. A general discus
sion followed on the subject of malarial
fevers. Imperfect drainage and hot
weather were considered the most
fruitful sources of these diseases.
Following the reading of papers this
morning was alengthy aud able discus
sion on the subject of malaria, its causes
and prevention. clonel George b.
Warning Of Newport, r.. l., took the
ground that the Potomac marshes
were not alone responsible for the ma
laria of Washington, and urged the
Importance OF a drainage system for
that city. The subject was further
discussed by DIR. G.. A. Devron of
Louisiana Of the state board of health,
and q. w. Wright. health officer of
Detroit, who strongly Endorsed tho
necessity for thorough drainage as n
prevention of malaria, DIR. Ranney
of Michigan, DIR. .. Wright, health
officer of Toronto, Canada, Dir. Pres
colt OF South Carolina, Surgeon Stur
tevant. United States army. DIR. Fro.
NEST of New Orleans, DR.. f.. G.. Grif-
fin and Professor Vaughan of the
Michigan State University, who an
tnnns,fyU. Tim thn.r,. "a
the possibility Of n chemical cause.
DIR. Brice Of Ontario, who de ended
the bacterial theory, called atten-
ton to the necessity of eXamining the
circulation Of ground air as well as the
suhsoil water, as advocated by Ameri-
can army surgeons yesterday. The
discussion was very interesting. The
afternoon session WAS occupied with
the subject of vital statistics. The
report of the committee was read by
Chairman Elisha Harris of the state
board of health Of New York. Medi
cal Director Albert d. Ghon of tn,
navy followed with paper on vita
statistics, claiming that the records o
births, deaths and marriages wa!
not sufficient for sanitary purposes
but that exact exhibits of the actua
amount of prevailing preventable dis
eases in community, especially thos'
of the 2ymotic class, such as are nov
embraced in the reports Of the bureau
of medicine and surgery OF the nav,
department, arc what are reall,
needed. He called attention to tn
fact that this body had already takeI
the initiative in collecting such in
formation in detail. Papers were rea'
by Professor A. II. Leeds of Stevens
Institution, Hoboken, n. j., on foo
authorizations, and by ID, r.. b. Sporge
of Pensacola on the yellow fever {
1882.
At the afternoon session, paper
were read on physical training b
Prof j. NJ. Watson of Elizabeth, \
j.: on physical culture by Prof. ID. \
Sargent of Cambridge, Mass, and o
the eminent domain of sanitary Sc
ence and the uselessnesS of state boarC
of health in guarding the public we
fare. by DIR. Reeves of Wheeling
w. Va.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15

e'enber II THE barge
litived to-day, reports
III a heavy sea, Il Mil
. named O'Donnel was
Seald aud drowned. The
saeboygan special says
II. l. Case is ashore on
hll of water and badly
~ She is badly eX-
Aa in danger
pieces. Her cargo will
aSen on, and she may
r. a tug las gone to
I eater Andy John ,on
laln Brown and First
me propeller st. Paul,
flght fire, and the tug
~ two days with the
PM out the fire. She
l.ultled at De Tour in
|"aler. The fire was in
Inter Oceans Grand
says the schooner Clara
went ashore Vestpriuy
piete wreck. Her
men was taken off
saving crew, much
ne gale has not abated,
asters arc anticipated.
Earyn a. Kelley found
H., Slichigan, yesterday.
IT, John Kingston, Jas.
|ee others are reported
r. Akelley was valued at
PSned by Il. w. Kirby
E'iey of This city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15
New Orleans.

GRAIN.
NEW oELrAss. NOV i, - GO MT
VIZ" ohrs Dull end easier at J7l4ass1s.
PRODUCE.
FLouR-Quiet; family aqi G2ls; high
grades 0lgj beL.
PROVISION.
MEAI.-duil. 4594 90.
POnK--strady, with good demand, w ~ ",
LARD- steady and Unchanged llerce' 81
kcg. 81. et.t
prices higher 3 10; Tong -clear and clear flb'
au.tl and weak at ~. -.
Bsc5S-Quiet; shoulders, 81 clear ribs
81; long clear 81 No long clear on hnnl,
HANS choice sugnr-cured sthNlSseu
flrm aud unchanged at iBlEt5. IN,
WHISKY steady and Western reeiined
nj 0jGtl 10 1870. do,,a,a /.
common t0 prime i05dailH.
suGAH-Quiei and weak; common 70 Coca
common Tt3ia; iair 70 n,liy M o x II,
!. white olaflnad, 7lSfs1sS. ,,....,
MoLAss as quiet ana steady centthugal,
2ea9s: ceminon' zs9Si faiF 8'@"i pri'"e 70
eI mpiiSce-Qaict and steady; Louisiana ordi'
nary TO choice, 4jsd534.
BIAS quiet AT -.
coTros sEED orr
corros SPIN on, Prime crude, S21s@@
spInmeryeuow, avaith.
81. Louis.
pgoDrCE,
ST. LOUIS, November u. FLoun = IN
changed. ..-, ~,
/ WugaT--I.oWgr; No red 90 sfbi p!i4,
| Coi,N--Bower aud slow az AZ.
! OArS-Siow ct - cash; .6iZ November ~
| @2Jfs December 273s january.
PJ.OyIsIoFs.
WufsKY-stcady at ~.
| Cons MEAL--fiFm at . 1897 20.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15

New York,
pnonti,fk

Npw YORK, November i.--FLouR-sicady.
WHEAT spot, ,s@l lower; options shade
bo,tcr declined &Ohll sclusing stcadicr No.
red, uiN@t uS'4; No. . rcd Hot lilf.
CoRN--Sput ltWlg lower, options opened
nriu declined ife v; closing barely steady,
ungrudcd, S5Isa6l; No, B. 5sc5Oo No,?, CTS.
PROVISIONS.
CorrET-Spot. lair, Rio very arm; options
lOVp.O points higher fnirly active.
SuGAR-Du' |: refined, quiet and weak, cut
loaf and crushed, %
MoLASSEs y irm at i0otG
hCE--Stcady.wl mir demand.
roRK Firm, iaitly n tive at li5s6pi2
cur MRATS-puiot, nominal; long clear,
~.
LARp-Lower at 7foa7 e2ls,
Wool.
NEw ronE, NOV. n.-wooL-Qulet hut
steady; Texas, l4N2I,
LIVE STOCK,
NEW NoHH, November H. DgEvEs--Rc-
ceiptS $50. sharp demand; advanced y lNll4;
native steers .6abd % generally 50pd ~;
Texas itod 80; exports used - ear loads
good TO prime steers,
SIIENr- Receipts 1880, strong; T5G6 %,
lambs 25T6 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15
A Craftsman, Arrested.

Hamilton, Ont, November II -
VIM. LAWYER, noted safe cracker, has
been arrested as principal in the bur
glnry at Simcoe last week, when
Sl2 900 worth of iewelry was car
ried of.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15
A ReGnisitiOn.

st. Louis, November l4.--Goverlor
Crittenden to-day issued irelnlsition
on the governor OF Massachusetts Tor
n. u. Packard, now in Boston, VINO
was recently indicted for conducting a
tea store on the lottery plan. ne Is
chiefly wanted, however. US n witness ,,,f
in conspiracy case growing out oil 'he
Dolirp scandal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15
sENICo.


BlisH BOND DEBT.
|IlcO, November 14.-In-
high officials develop
( facts regarding the
Mexico acknowledges
|ntss, principal and inter
00OO, Last April an
+ Mexican government
authority, made an agree
le bOndholders, by which
10 replace outstanding
new issue of go, 900, 900
fent interest. The inter
|illional q, 600, 900 was for
paying the first years
Eelmbursing the expenses
lders committee. Subse-
|sress authorized the set
debt on a given basis.
xt Of the agreement ar
|ndon, the president re-
ye the additional "a, 600
liatlons for n new agree
egsn, but failed. Two
lhe president instructed
the Mexican minister, TO
% in bonds instead of
Vie offer was refused
s Instructed last week to
EQUATIONS. The govern
ls to settle, but consid-
aud Of the bondholders
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
New York.

NEW YORK. November "a, J. n. iIl.--St ocks
vars irrcguiai,. Eric. oregon Tr4nscpntinen-
fal and Canadian Pacific were nfjD' Union
New YORK, november li.-Money closed
easy at 21s. e-
Prime mercantile paper 5I9rT;
Sterling exchange, ntnkable Dlls' h''"N'
4 SiN long: sight So
Three per cent. bondE-l Ot4
COUPONS 45Gs--l.A&.
GonpnnE. s's---l va >..,,,,
Railways strong with higher feature.
~ STOCKS there * - drop in Manitaba 70
/ d, ane the stock c,osed at ". ihls morn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15
The Fat Stock Show.

Chicago, November l4.-Lhe sls sad
o,n,,el f,,t stock show formally opened
will addresses by Mayor Harrison ana ~,
Governor Hamilton. The sh it% ~
numbers and quality OF eShioi's' ID
lnncrior 10 any OF former years.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15
An Inquest.

ST Louis, November IA post
morten on the remains OF pussle
Oetif. who died suddenly ON the street
yesterday, revealed the lact llat uea cam
resulted from fatty degeneration OF me
heart. w. Il. Dunn, VINO was nffesie'i
rnr heating her. " still in custody.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15
Snow Storms.

Ottawa. Ont, November l4.-Four
90 six inches OF snow fell in Ottawa
valley today.
Quebec. November livery cold;
sleirhs ont on the streets and the park
almost deserted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15
Tor Shenandoah.

Il November l4.-At n
T. mayors office TO raise
Il i fe 'il Of sufferers at
Neh0I WIS subscribed.
H., nheSpended balance OF
t. pp Z raised for sufferers
T. Hood last year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15
Breadsturs

pr,ouR - s,annYd's Royal Patent, $50
"A mi; sacks Sjg}ss3 " - 100 i,s. Corn meat,
" 10. tlai,neai. y half bDl., 6l56; track 90
wDclt. yr,. 81. CfarkeTFi y soda, 7@Tido, tx
enin. 71m7kc.; xxx soda i19gso,i cfSiln
sna,. IosttU e.. \ lemon creams, 3AVWc.i
Y sinsc, snaos asgIlo. Xxx, gi<dl0c; flsaorion
"a tes and juinbles, i5<a4c. Wheat IN liStl
receipt; SJcf.si. as 10 GnHiity and condition
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15
A Dividend.

Boston, November l3.-The assignee
or II Shaw & Bros. announces divi-
deud of five per cent for December l3th'
10 All unsecured creditors whose claims
shall have been proved prior to De-
cnulber Sth,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15
Met and Adjourned.

St. Louis, November l4.--lle ',pti W
western Passenger association hie' NJ s,
to-day with full attendance Ai'g /,
the transaction of routine BUSINESS AZ
adjourned TO meet in Cinclnnati on t t.'e
23d when IL is expected matters "a IN
nortance will be presented.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15

ing. The compnny's earnings the FIRST week
OF the cufront month shows decline uf
the Fargo southern. Near ma. day the stock
rallied 10 cav hid, and The general market
sympathiyed with Mnnit la and fell on "a
10 =, aud at midday there wasa fractional
rally.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15
iryI.ANp.
NE POPE.

! ffylYG THE PUTN'
kr,ater 1.-THE Free;
~ sablIshes a letter signed
|n Y ly priest of the diocese
h, si ss!er, denOuncing FIR! FIR
f,ilo A and the English
Ne declares the Irish
I'm have the right to fight
n, battles and Rome
,.ide. II It decides adj
N, Irish people, it may ann
H. at the ChlIch.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15
Chicago.
1--we STOCK.

CHICAGO. November lI.--CArrLE-lleceipts.
5000 active ana flrm; exports 2bes7 00 good
10 choice shipping o. 90 10. common to me
dunn 40'a5 III; range cattle strong; grass
Texans 3 8 6Dl a..
SiIrEp--Receipts 400. market slow; inle-
rlQr to fair . 2'@5t 90. good jg choice $40;
Texans > OOG3 30.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15
Prpduee.

Potatoes, northern p barrel 40: Onions
northern hlii,, az 75f4a W. sweet potatoes, 1liG
Is per bnshei. Tafnips, fDseljo D bu. teHna,
IA. Il. med, bbls., iAs5fs large una y#eii ~
ml0O1 y Dbl; hat bill, 6iN1 b.. l'igs ieet.
kita, 81 ~: elder, half-bDi., ~ W.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15
sfea.e and rard.

Me.Ts--gugar cured hams. iellc; +. G. G, Is.
l,econ, lstzc; S. G.. bacon, 1S; Long clear b'f
con, ~; +. 4. dry agit, ~.
LArB--fieFceg, Sisc; i0and " p cnls, hkei
"a ., cans 0Izc.. 10 " caus. 95lc, bD cans, we;
% cuus, Dt6c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15

ochre, dry, &c; burnt amber In oil. iSc dry, &c.
ons-sioilca linSccd In bhs., tGc per sal;
raw Sic. neatsioot NcGsl 1sh, 7uc. sspirits
turpeutlnO iSc: coal OIL ~ cases. Brilliant,
g 70; brilliant, hbs., lSc, brilliant, lgl. 81 ~:
llN IS 81 lA@l 80, -, zoo, kupioi. bills, so.
per gallon; Eupion, IS casea, s. VIZ lard oil,
s., 5nc; West Ninlidin, gNat3So
VAitNislths--Ccpal, vlc.pcr gnla coach var
nish. 81 -,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15
Hl,L
Lnrrnlycr's vIslr.

RjTrfElAVL 5 VISIT.
rsnbf IA. The Berlin
IIadihe Cologne Gazette,
| !asbsiile articles of the
Iii fgard to the German
ivisito Spain, alludes
i yGsaal, which he says
tla4l 10 incite the Span
,sbcommit acts of re-
sbSpain's reception Of
h. The correspondent
VI has been sent To Bar
|ianee for this object.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15

NAY New country loose from wagon,
50 so@sso per toni New ,cotn, i5eeSo cents;
Chops 81 IS per no. Barley. S0ssSa, Cotton
seed Ign
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15
I.iNcrpnnl.

LivxRrooL, November li.--Loiton-Spo,
closed unchanged, moderate inquiry freely
met.
Sales 10000; American Use.
Imports 1890, all American.
Midding uplapds ......................f IT,
OlltntlN l-u
Futures closed steady, l@2 higher,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15
rnnltrr. Mrs. nnl nnl,rr.

Poultry Hons, y sitslM per dozen:
extra large young chickena, 81 nNc.8 ci; Tur-
seys, s. uo4sS ~; Geese, $50 $3.50; ucks
s. cNNN 70
es--pcr dozen, soc.
Fresh country nuttor, sAasslE old hnttcr, 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15
Nominated iOr Mayor.

postor November 1.-THE Demo
cratic city committee holiih"''
O'Brien for mayor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15
CANADA.
...nn0MNEp.

Fo., November ii.-Mr.
!, V ,ni Two children were
4 IN a'' em,sing Mitcheil's
storm.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15
prrr,

|s,,ll.-It is reported
|llp ,, ii Egyptian troops
|re .ID.S aud routed near
\, ', and that the British
~ au who was with the
E'. la.,inr. The reports
sliOn.
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Grain.


wheat, chStce Njc.asl %, medium, spGpc
Interior, 01cfSOc. OATS lbtSIiec, Harley, s0,N
iic, Corn, ASehUc. Rye, 'SGSoc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15
REIGN

|,eLAsp.
|',rSronrArIo.S,. a,o,od
aler Alt Is slaoea
ft .lmper Of parliament
PTo,Prvs' government to
a',; %e :, Of cattle from
r', Which importation
I'sdrlzENsiIImr'
s..1er i4.-Hoppen,l,
s,'Ican legation IN
,.sr Lowell, visited
,,sslly ascertain ia!lhea
IAN citizenship.
sssI.
VISIT ,.,. ,,,o
rlsl IGN affairs, has
a.r MIN to visit Bis
lavender 1.-THE
DsSSisrsburg says De
s.l Is,S,y is due 10 the
.'sn o II bismarck, and
us 'ai \, the excel, In. Mt
Russia and Ger
lnserll.-The National ITO ma,
K ll c;Iers expressed warm arm !
s' many and declared a. !
y " convey 10 the EN-, =,
~, ,. v expressions OF
/ ' sImss Of Russia towards
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15

New Orleans.


MONEY.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov li.-Slght ON New
York par; sterling h. h, 49,,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15

Collins, slOOi simmons, s,0W Haokinsack
81 90 Ancss shoyols, Il doz, 3laOl Horse
Hhoos, \ 6og. lGi; har IRON, ~, steel, 1s
hsiaGNc. TN Plate, slhni Truce
chnins, $500 ~ dos: rnwAre, 10 q cont. etii
Coffee millA - a cent OF, Machine hol's ~
poems. oil; Carriage bolts, n sud a cont, on
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15

CsrrLE-Rocepts 40; offerings llghn the
market r. quoted active and strong
pativc steers OF l.gl0to 100 pou Is hOD@G OF
stonkers and feeders 3Wlhi ~ IeNas steers
3 gld87 native COWS IS - 10.
SnEEr-Reccipis 90; quieE good natives
~ IA uOuuus & 10
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15

..,.,..., n, ..,.ss,. -, ga. ss..sss -. -
r. g',lliuul,ust x txA J ather dsaiefr,
.ha. the assets viii reach shout yi2yw 4,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15

Powder BLASTING, "a kpR, ~ Or Ride. Y 70 70.
Is OJ; Ride, a l2is hs. ~, Rinc, RGis mh,gl 81;
shot-s2 10 = sack. Buck shot. 81 -.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15

-, rnurLrTEp.

Iyoyemb.rll- The boring
s.Del tbnc,h the Alberg
IN Rhi4ia Alps is COM
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Kansas CITY
PRODUCE,

Kansas CRY, November II. --WHEAr-
Weaker S3s, for cash; sjIl or December 81
for year. -
Der; 81 !. bid May,
OhIs-Dull and nominal at b.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15

bark, Cinnamon, per hound, lSH--c; bark,
Peruvian, pcr pound, lba3A hornN per d,
lSSplS W carbonate OF soda rer n, iepas q ~
peraS pVt n, 2soi. CASTOR oil por gal., 1901 30
cinchol ida, ncr o., hatA----. castillo soap
(motuc,N, per n, Ns9a; cream tartar, ", =, per
pound. l.ep.--; chalk, lump, per ppuad, aat.
calomcl, r. W., ppr pound, iOWSl, cAiomcii
English, per pound, iOeel ~ chlorh hy-
drptU. hal 50; ctlcroinrm, VI 90 coinros-
ton powder, S0Sn 10 covers powders, gmp----:
EPSON salts, per pound, S6Ay gum opium, per
pound, -; gum camphor, 2Sf-", Morphine,
per Oh, 50 ~; machine oil golden, S,pio,
auiniue, II. y W, per OK, NJ quinine, Ger.
man, per OK, IS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-15

ar.. q, a certain extent 40 u.cd ye,: bul
they are out n date In this dhy. my