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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-11
RATHER sHAEY,1
a hnncn Two indiana ssauks--rhe Panic
Probably Ttd~d N 49,.


Probably T,aed over.
indianapolis, August ~ LARGE
CROWDS gathered around the First Ma
tionai oank and the Indiana Banking
company one hour before opening time
inns morning. At 0.ij the doors OF
both banks were still clos .,l, aud the
announcement has just been made
that They will not open for two or
.nIee hours. Tue directors of the First
National bank, several barge and iniiu-
entidl capitalists of the state, met at 8
O'Clock this III 'ruiny and are still in
session. but nothing Is made public us
TO The result Of the conference.
LATER DETAILS.
indianapolis, August 10. Both the
suspended banks remain closed.
The following 'nntice Is posted on the
door of the First Ss,tioupl bank:
The boar, Ut directions arc m sess sion
considering what Is hest 10 be done.
but have not yet arrived alta conclu-
sion.n
The board OF directors OF
the First National bank adopt
cd a resolution M their
meeting this morning to double the
stDct VI VIC btiih, SovJ,uW, DrUNlVeu u
syndicate headed py Mr. Depew and
Mr.. English WAS formed to take the
management aud controlling inter-
est IN the bank. A paper was drawn
up To this effect, which was signed by
al! the directors and stock holders pres.
ent, and a COMMITTEES was appointed Ia
get the consent of the stock holders not
present. AS soon as this consent Is
completed, II Is understood that new
and strong parties will come into the
coucern that will make it one OF the
strongest institutions financially in
the country. IL may take few days
To do this and gather in the required
amount or currency but Ii may be done
in few h, urs. The other bank held
meeting this morning and agreed
that If the proposed syndicate was
formed they would afford all the as
sistance t. the First National that
might be required. 1t may be said
therefore that whilst 1t is unfortunate
that any trouble has occurred, there is
really no reason for alarm, and ulti-
mate good may result from 1t in giving
the bank increased strength. Very
little information has been obtained a.
to what the Indiana Banking com.
pany may do, but it Is probable they
will be able to resume also in very
short time. There has t,ern no extra
ordinary demand on any OF the Other
banks for funds to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-11

lscinc and ohio and Misrisslppi: az on Can.
w w,s southern; ~ on Lacks wRua, and 2 on
, h.ae. Transactions In I.ackswana were very
,,a,,se' HHtfegAiing ln,0Vs shares, of which
'u,iy i,:ve were sold IN the last hour.
~ evening Post says large operators and
e.plsHnsis who have Important interests ut
1910 ,ls. made stand to-ihy In the NJ OK mar
smaller spectators were ail scllers and there
W. undoubtedly u good deal OF long stoeN
. ". upon the msrkct by holders who be.
. ,'au uneasy "n account OF the Inc reH.c la
fJI,UtJ stlures -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-11

PAINTS, per tb--white lead, 7Mc No. yellow
ochre, dry, &c; burnt amber In oil, lsc; dry, &c.
olLs-roled linseed In hbls.. h5c per Ral,
raw s2c: neatsfoot, 6na75c; fish. n0ta5ic; spirits
turpeniine, 65c; coal oil. rs cases, Brilliant,
lIe rs 81 20te 90; 20, - Us Eupion bbls.. 2Sc,
per gallon; Eupion, rs cases, 81 80, lard oil,
s.. G0@s5c; West Virgidla, Ng25c.
VARSIsH Es---f opal, G,c@SI ~ per
coach varnish. g. .s@6 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-11
BujId,nc Material

LuMByR-Rough lumber baking, 10 inches
and under. nrKt class, $40; stripping lzxS, s2i
hoxlng and iiooring, clears; 81; thick clears,
~ ana IL /, So, rough lumber. second class.
SIC; Joist ard scant,ing, cu!ls, SID.
siDING--First ,Omlnon while pine, $50 80;
second da, y; thiru do, s25 poplar, s27 Z. ma
tive pine W s22 o, do ", s2: native rough, sis.
DRESSED misunderstanding " inches and
under. Q gl20 OK do lSxs, : 4 n6p26 no;
sciniling. JOLT or any common lumber,
ssf We02H w. boxing over IL Inches, s2g,0O0g
~ 90; thick clears, X 70 and 2, 81, oUtg2s W.
sccG. 4 cliss, nny kind, SIS ,Oet2 CO.
DRESSED AND MATCHED FLooRISG--First-
class, SO: second class, ~,
WHirEpfNk FuRSIsIiikG LUMBEH--1l<, IL
ana inch white p ne, W.; incis do, sf5.
tEILING.-.I ifADhD on PJAlN--Firsf CONF
mon white pine -, s32sf, so, sHtsd do. ~;
b, 80: do. ", %,
popL ~ LuMHEn.--i,4, ~, and Inch, s55;
SHIN I.fcs--. White pine A. -: do sfaded A.
sl.2J, do extra No. I, .ae cypr -, best, any
brand, -; do 40. 2, "a 90, do No. sS.bV native
sawed htHri, ~. " saps. 49,
PICK ETh.---W hiie pine. dressed and headed,
square OF fiar. =; yellow pine do. ti; Hath, 81.
lIME cAMHrr, ETc.---I.ine, Austin, tl.25
per bbI Cement Louisville or Hosennle 81
per bbl.; Portland, 81 per bill. Plaster Paris.
New York or Michigan 81 per Dbl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-11
CANADA.

/, lex WELLAND CANAL SCARE.
|raI Sasa August l0.-The Inacs this
a a.' publishes IN article in which
|am a 'n That agents of the Can
Eff,s Il, y, have been in the
n y Ii sHAe time shadowing promi-
Ne na,,, nationals, and that they
kiIts,sau Information OF Il pre-
M sssa, ussign to destroy the Wei
n l asai ny The use OF explosives.
N msaS asserted that request has
pmau sue on the United States gov
sged co ~ !, assist in thwarting the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-11

Potatoes, country l,Na50c = busbel; Onions.
new, $40 .. ',bl. Tarnips, 4'epsT = bu.
rtans, II. r. med, bbls., 3Ns5c; large lima.
6ls@7 mall butter, itsp5t; hayo, Ga4@Ic;
Pickles, medium. 50 5'@l. % y bbl.; hall bbi.,
S. tOsj ~.
Reiail-yinegar, apple, ss@51c gal; pure
wine, 5Gc Peas, green, dried, u ~. 63c; black
'soyi C: Cabbage, &c; hiackberries 5hd7bc per
gal Plums 2jGrioc per gal: WaterIneloDs Is
dt2i: centclopes l0aS5 Apples 50Gs1bc per III
bushel box: Tomatoes soc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-11

Nails, ratee, 81 y: Hoes, 40 "A cent. OF, Axes,
Collins. slD "; simmons, so 6V. Hackinsaek
So, ss Ames's ~ sboysls, y dog, ss@ Horse
sheet iron, No. "a u. &c; Fence vile,
sils@sNc. Tin Plate, $3.50: Trace
Cooking stoves. sl4utj1p50 90: Fire innntels,
slU tNdpa %: Cofte Mills % n cent. on; Bolts,
~ n cent. of. Caiii,se bolts, 10 n cent. on.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-11
CARBON.

A Good Rsin and Fine Crops in Prospect
Health.
Special TO the Gazette
Carbon, Texas, August l0.-There
was a very heavy rain fell here last
night and this morning, which in
sures the largest cotton crop ever made
in this section before.
Health of the community good.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-11
saddl.ry ana Harness.

sKIRTIsa:--No. !, California, per IT,, 10.
sSc. No. z, cain rnia, per ID ~ 10 IL ciH.: No
Fair oak per H., 10 10 ~ cts: 10. J., Fair
Hemiock per 10, 81 TO 80 cas-; No ! Ohio GA
per H., ~ 10 "a cts.
IA HSFsH:--- Wagon. short tug, Ell Ofta2D 90
Waxon, long tug, sls W6f 10.
CoLl AIS Wagon, full stack. 81 G@ls "a;
wagon, extra wool, -0UO0p. D W; buck coils,
"a iltaI ~.
BnIpIts.--Blind. per doz., sbSml2 so; u
Fling. No. cx.. PER doz., : GOA 9 -.
SkDDLth.--haised stamped Cal, si5Vla75 90;
Plain ,sl.. s20isin n "a; No, loose courses
Still tree. SIS W6rA i,s, No tied cnrrses Rose
or Love. $1,000 Y 81 No. Austin ries. isceej
go no@25 as Full rigs. black. 75 @l2t0 y
rigv. black or oiled, ~ 80 a ~ 90.
pocAErs.--i.esi,.ei, ttesxSv. Llama goat
2 5Dea5 o.; Zoe Fenaeis. MOB ~,
SruRs.-Eureka, peg dozen p'rsf25: Indian.
anola, p,r d.xeg, i25; Mexisin, Bin. fowel
100 Mexican sin rowel, covered, 100. Mex
lean 2in rowel, %: Mexican z'neh rowel,
coxere', 500; california, less kiisrs, 10 oVo
LHcorSes 1895 Cali. 10 oc8ls.oo;
Chapperei, 5c@lQte.
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Kansas City.

pRopurg,
KASsAsCiTY, August 10 -WUEAT--Lower
No.2 re- d a'MeJis for cash; 9iL asked for Sep.
tember 0lif asked for October.
coRN Lower; 80 cash; 3sls bid for septcm-
Der.
LIVE STOCK.
CATTLE Receipts 900: market firm and
s'eHdyj native steers l2.O TO 100 pounds . . q
DIR COWS oO6c 49, Texas steers pJJ pounds
Ssl
sirrrr--Recelpts, 100; natives of 50 to 10
pounds 2 80 vi.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-11
l,readsr,un.

FLOUR easlr--Stanrard royal patent, $50
~ bDl.; sacks, 81 s,a8 ~ " ~ tbs. Corn meal,
se H. ous a,,n NC n"mins anu gr,ss; POL
wheat, v n, nc: Crackers; X soda, Ga 631c, Xxx
srda. eaT, %XX soda, c.s@'ls 20; cream soda,
snaps, se.9,sc. XX, elSAl loo, assorted cakes and
tumbles. lSsniS'sG Wheat In llgat receipt;
soc ISL, as TO quality and condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-11
LGYPT.

ls. S.AfHs AT ALEXANDRIA.
alhs ~, An sust l0.--Thir,y-two
u. IRON cholera at Alexandria TO-
CASES AsoNi BRITISH
ro TROOPS.
Of n. 1. august 10. The command
'unces tSisisil forces in Egypt an
" of a snere have been no fresh
ase his I Enslsra among the soldiers
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-11
Butter ans Cheese.

RUTTrR Country. isa DC: Western dairy,
,2.@c; taucy dairy. Sl.c; cooking butter, Ice
butteTine, q.
CHsEsE Fiat factory. I2Kc; New York
factory, iSj4c; fuil cream, IL Z; Sweitzer, $50
q.
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ingnuolntlons:
New York.
PRODUCE.

New YORK. August H. FLouR-Firm.
WHEAT, ash grades higher and strong
options opened NGvis higher, iterwarls rc
acted leGpM, cio'iug steady: No. led - {;
steamer No. red 1 ~: NO. ,et | ago
1871; de ivered steamer No. red 1917; No.
Or dl2lLGp1 - elevator.
CoES-.-iash DC lower; August l04c lower
later months opened firmer: afterwards de-
cined SSdpi; closing steady: steamer 20; No.
6,@.d2's; In store 6-54GJiH afioat; q free on
hoard
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-11
Poultry and Eggs.

POULTRY 9ens, 20 NDat3 % per dozen;
BOOSTERS. 5Gs2 20; half grown chickens,
VI Boz ~ Turkeys, 50 ,oess %; Geese, IS ui
as 10: Ducks, 81 5dQt3 10.
EG0s--Per dozen, lie.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-11

'ity puLl|P 'o.su'inent of teachers for the
nade to.mansee schools will be made
= the oi,iea ~ afternoon ut 4 o'clo k
dous.on INA =, IL Professor Hogg. corner
'ss should b. present.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-11
ENGLAND.

iHERE CAREY WAS KILLED.
pdon, August l0.--Further par
rs lust at hand of the murder of
by 0Donnell show that be
ing took place when the Ship
|welve miles from land.
RELEAsEp,
'erpool, August, 10.-O'Herlihy,
bnthe Sihinstant was n quilted of
RE Of trrason-ltlony but was de-
d to answer further action, was
y arfaigned on a charge III con-
ty to murder The crown offered
ldence against the prisoner, and
(nry formally acquitted him and
Rs lhereupUn released from Gus
HARTMAN IN LONDON.
Pndon, August l0.-Hartman, the
Known iihiliAt, has arrived in
|pn 10 make arrangements for II
lkt congress.
A FENIAN ARRESTED.
Rndon, August l0.-A man named
FeK Malone was arrested in Bir-
gean to- day on II charge of theft.
'rlng searchedat the station house,
mtnls were found in his posses
relating to the Fenian organiza'
throughout the Kingdom.
a MANCHESTER FAILURE.
'ndon, August 10.-The Exchange
|Papi company reports ID. w. &
,ewnllrst, cotton spinners of Man,
W, Jailed. Liabilities ELS, 900.
sfArE AID TO EMIGRATION.
'luon, August ia meeting In
ol state aid to emigration was
~ the Mansion house. Ear
sonry presided. A resolu
4. was as offered providing fol
ans .oo, ooJ persons to Canada and
!, nrilisii colonies and for procur
u'em 'arms IN their new homes
" ior lne purchase of land will h,
auceu oy the state, which is to tax,
'sases on the farms for security o.
' , ih7 resolution was sup
s@uy liie arch bishop of Canter
\, \ NY, s@,o adopted, 1t is proposed Il
|I%p'o families to Canada nexl
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70 UitIVs. UtIINETVU vi NUIII
wEEkLY STATEMENT.
New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, August l0.--totton--Net re-
Britain, 20. sales. lSMe took on nanu 8i,72S;
weekly net receipts. 2,i3t: gross. iss,: exports
Great Britain, 1910, coastwlse, CASE sales,
l,2h.
NEW ORLEANS, August l0.-Spot cotton
closed nuiet and sieANN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-11

oArs-West.rn steady with fair Demand;
iles2 Texas, fifmer aud In fai; demand, 81.
PROVISIONS.
Cons MrAt.--stesdy; fresh, 2Gjd2 81,
iih.
LAnn--Qutet and steady: tierrc. p'<; keg, ~
go. wv
BAcoS-fnwer; shoulder, ~: long clear
md G ear lib. 5jSpS.
HAns-- suyar.cured nrs sarc-; chnice
cnnvasscl lt<mi5
wmrssy--steady. western ssc,ined. o5
al2a
corrrr- Quiet but arm; Rio csrgoes com.
mon TO prime. Ti4mhiS.
su1AIt-Qn'et and steady. fully fair, :;
prime So yellow clarified, 50.
MoLNssrs-- inll: centrifugal, '00n"6.
Rtcs-Qniot ANA steady: old Louisiana or.
binary To prime, i@md
rEnpsrrrrs.
BRAx-.No stock.
nAY-in mir demand prime iioc; choice
Mtn
CorroS .srsn otl.--Crude ssase. summer
yellow refined 49sil.
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Ann,unltlnn.

Powder--BlastipR. n keg, 81 Is; Rife, v as NJ
~ 65 Rifle. n i2i9 ms. So Ride, n 0t4 ms, 81 o.
Shot--Sl Is a sack; Buck shot, 81 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-11
PROVISIONS.
CnrrEr-Quiet; RIO 1M7 q.

CorPEE--Quiet; rio T0p7 ~.
SuuAR -Dnlil refined lower; Confec-
toners GiSm7Is. Extra q 7lsM7}. white eX-
ri q 7lS0riis;, yellow 6ss6lGs4; yellow dlytg7 4,
oifA I.-l6d75s; cut loaf and crushed, 90
liS: powdered SJsti Cnbas hl..
NJ olasses--qniet; New orleans; 90; best re-
finius, ~
KosrS.-Flrn; 1871 CO.
TURPkNrINE-Firma AZ AZ.
I'oRK---Duii and lower: IS 2,Gpl5 S5I.
Cur nE rs--Dull and weak long clear
niiddling 3 !,
LAsD--steady at s1oas7j,
WOOL.
wooL-steady and fairly active; Texas
li4I
LIVE STOCK.
NEW York. august u Beeyes-Reeeipts
no duii weak and - iowsr; Ill g'ades rN.
&c 4 stri, tly pane and extra steers, whicn
we've taken or export, NJ ab ~ former IL.
ure.: extremes 5 a.@tD ~ for coin non % es-
ira native steers; "A few top sold al 80
6s: for Texas steers ',@i %; exporters
II ed four rars.
Receipts, 7so market dull and
:, e.yy; extremes lj4l - fJr she and 10
a 20 Iur lambs,
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skiuN. G. ~ = wi,, aatciulc sNihn, hRnid;
goat skins, each u OR sheep rets, according
To amount of wool. 2'ctnnr; shearlings, ac-
cordne 10 amount OF vol, laa ibc; Mexican
sheep reits, Y n h6ilnc; Mexican sheep pclts,
Improved, llDi2c: Mexican sheep sherlings,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-11

HAY New country loose from wagon,
IS O0eaS00 per ton: Com, country, i0c; Oats,
country. &c: Bran. Is per IuD; chops, 81 70
per III. Barley, 5la3j.
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Galveston.

Futures opened firm and higher: Novem-
Der and December 4@G points, others l@2
market barely steady ON second call steady
on third and closed quiet at 6G7 points higher
than yesterday Tor November anu Dee,n lber,
others little changed
49, -uL
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New orleans.


Nav ORLEANS, August in.--FLorR--lu al, +
buf steady; high grades SOTO.
coEs-tair u.inand; mixed 90; white c5.
yellow Oj.
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IRELAND.

RrsIs OF THE FAMINE PASSED.
|bdon, August l0.-Rev. Michael
h, bishop Of Rapahoe, in n letter
Thai the people in county Done
6aye passed safely through the
1 If distress, having been saved
Eyby charity of the Irish people
bghout the world.
PRESS COMMENTS.
IbIln, August 10. The Fish'ndn
kp,perD denounces the verdict in
k,s, Of Featherstone, Deasy,
bIcan and Dalton, who were yes
H tpnyicted at Liverpool OF trea-
Ebony and sentenced to penal
kudebr life. 1t declares that no
|aldexpect Liverpool to be I'M
n The Eroemnn'S Journal conf
tng0n the cases says no sentence
severe for dynamiters.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-11

- .,..-.>. n >.eyfsrs llvfrDt, - us,fu-
nroniue hatvren the Baltimore u |
o'io au n fornsr empIoyes DO noi
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Hotel ARRIVALS.

METROPOLITAN IioTEL.s,s
jack Taylor, Morgan Mrs Archibald, Hen
u.ld rletta.
Mrs Isrel, whitehall Charles IL Paddock,
III, Brighton. Mich.
j VI CaIlin Louisville, q w polnian, st
XIV Louis.
T. Il Alvord, city. ] " Mason, Chicago.
John Kelly, city. How, Honey
j W Clark, 81 Louis. Grove.
NJ s. Stout, Denton. j UCorner, Calves
T. ii Rust, Dallas. ton.
u NJ Lynch. Hodge. McAllltch, Long
I. + Siandey, ltAska. view.
j + Breeding, san An W Knott. Wlchita
TOME, Falls.
lanes Young, Sher- jos II Richey, Waco.
man. Geo Meiirsh, Gal
S Il sherwood, Pilot weston.
Point. l. ii Hhnght,.n, san
ii II Uarswell, Gle Antonio.
burne. Geo a Webster, Dali
Il q Leonard, Henri ms:
eta. J Mercer, IcrTel.
Jns Kelly. city. u Harris and fami-
w IL sparrow, Par ~, Kansas.
sons, Kans. j IA Moron, Louis
W McAaafns, city. vilie
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LIVE STOCK.

/ CHICAGO, August f.--HoGs-Rsceipts ,.........
market stronger; nj sc !, 9 vJepj2o: heavy o A.
90 on; light 5 7uGd IL.
at'ATrLI--. Iiec.ip.s, 100 choice caay: low
grades dni rxrorierr, vlati5: goJd Ia
choice sDipping steers, o fo@i 80: common 10
medium, 1 ,Uct5 -.
active; Inferior 10 fai 25'@3 -; good, ~;
enoice, Al 20.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-11

ne > ,u.i,wesfern and statement
from Brainard. 81 far as can he
Ieernef the irregularities In The na-I
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10 fDctend O'illal
New York, Aug. il.-~<I
M VIII 81 bold NJ Copi1sr
,rn ,-<t. E,r ffts tltl rf}f4
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New York.

New york. August D.-Money easy at 2, ~
Closed ut ~. 80 wee
Sterling exchange, bankable bilis, s'eauy,
s,i6: sight s6A. a., ~,
three per cent bonds-3s 1875.
Coupons, 4lSs-- AZ.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-11
PnInt., ollr nnd yarnishes !.

Coming in freely prices range from socael.
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EDITION.
roaEIes.
..,,,,.,y Ts,ol' IN spain k''''e'
Mill's'so ,.r III. ocean.
SPAIN.

s y T,,r GARRISON.
Rt',. .,,ost 10. Particulars .,
|, III Of tse !, s r. p'sr"ovInce,of LIE
y Kergeh '" ,was headed by a
|pain, sn show The outbreak oc-
,l,aDt Thursday morning, ~
Mi o'c -, %s,r not nlolested q. ny ~.
MI gusra w, ~S' remained IN their
|urgenrIsN's M rebels expelled me
~ 4. town. a large i ,m
cr q ~, ,n'ssrraNiug to Leo ps t a','a
repTs~ sss that in consequence
ycr. ssys '"nfbreaks in spain
reps', wv blk Of operations ~. ~
ling lne 10 III drld spectators
b s ss,s,. y and ban kers ~ n :. "
a.. assIp, aIl. sr ! = . for Claims
coversss - hundred thousahu
out ~
+ , - rnE REVOLT.
cAls.n ,, ~ l0.-T6e correspon-
laI, Ky. n T;@es at Madrid say the
lm s,.asni.h soldiers assert THAT
NY sp un deceived, doubtless by
aItp u' s, who has been for Il
o. 'V nsst tamperins with the
ll ~ If officers in the army IN
yfs sarts az the peninsula All
!. nsonle condemn the o'it-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-11

---.. ..... s,s-.s2 ~ ''.'
ldern We're suifo 'sied, caused srs"' eS-
tifeilQnf in town
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCtAL.
GAZETTE OFFICE, Aug. s.
GOLD AND SILVER.
ntrUfnU .aItttt

GOLD AND SILVER.
Buying selling
American silver dollar......par.
American halves and quarspar.
uaxican silver dollar ..... ~ nominal
Merican silver halves . IS nominal
Mexican silver quarters.... 10 nominai
BANKEKs EXCHANGE.
New York sight, currency.,.-....- u per slV
Nav Orleans sight, currency ..... x per sl0d
ST. Louis sight, currency .......,....- per SlW
galveston sight. gold aud curcy Il per $40.
Sterling, In small sums, s9so currency per FL.
COMMERCIAL ExcHASGE
New York sight par@M
Nav orleans sight, currency..A@ discorn
galveston sight. cnrrepcy.....-HG discount
~. Louis sight, Currency -par@A
Chicago sight, currency~.'-".'14@ Discount
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-11


1 S,ik: sight $50. 49,
three per cent. bonds-S's 1885.
rouuons as AZ.
Coupons, ISL 1875. ,oa
Missouri Pncinc,.'.
~ lbs sll..... w
Iexas Pacific land grant~e....s..~,....,,.'. .3.T
Texas & s,il
Il,yer A I,io Ora iitie .o1
uunsion a Texas CentFal.-.-.,.,..., .-.-'.i %
Kansas a Texas.,....,'',.'.-, -.'''.',''''--'1s
governments lower for rs.
haiIwa weaker.
state securities pulel- ,, .,.. ,hs
, go" = were weak aud fevrrish daring the
~, ,o,cnoon, and, alihou4 II there was NJ
No iime anything Ike ore,k. there WIZ
o., o. a., ,yies geuer.llytnoush dividend ayers
say :" Pm, p enly declihins ifactio = lhv
,r s,y Was active Rtter iz;s', though theIe
mara, ,.ai nsiden,be fuctuauon OF prieys, inc ne
M, mms ,..s,ii, ~ VIM h up 70 n,,loek was 70
l.,,ya me market generally fraction nisns s
thnn ~, iI%, last hour markei weak, owe.
nri,,ss lie d,y NJ ,de "a decline ir,in Z. y
r.. me latter lof Northwestern ana IAAene,
x, ~ u olhsrs showing declines qs large az
Dol tbcl Iersey gen RAJ, x,.s,,.a "a
hcnysr, Wes,ern Union ana Sor,lisfn ~, ~
a,H'. ,.,,".o,. Memoirs and 'harlcst1no az, ~
LINED ~. aitnn A "a Terrc Han,e nnd ON, ~,
snn' vts,,Isst,u ~. fhe net r'silt OF tne
~ ',s !, ,,callne u Vas, the Ia Ter eenli"'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-11

CHICAGO, August !U.---tiour.-puli ana un-
ch ,nged
t,oi.<--Pair demand: opened strong and
higher but closed al INSIDE prices: i5t5alb ~
cash OF August 4, lT's september.
LAKD-Fair deinEn opened strong ana
higher but osed At inside prices: i5t5go ~
cash or August; i5as ~ september.
BULK MEArs--ti,ir ~ inanu; short ribs ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-11
New Orleans.

New Orleans.
MoSrY.
WV ORLEANS, August '.-Sight exchangeon
Nav York 2O1 per /, 10, premium bankame
bIlls. sterling exchange 49,.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-11
PRODUCE.

WuEAT--Fair demand but closed lover for
regular: Ullsel ~ Auxust: 4 t2t.Wi y y
september yi.4@ oiH October; No. red
winter "a.
5n5s@5o54 Angus: 5u,s September, 1915 Az.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-11
LOCAL MARKETS.

fNose-Q notation, are Tor lots. unless 9TH
rwise stated.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-11

LuyKnroot.. August. iJ-srots opened duh;
closed unchanged.
sales ll0r, American 1901 export and
spesu ation -, Imports 2,s .; American
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1883-09-29
TAX SALES
MOVABLE AND IMMovABLE PROPERTY
DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS OF THE
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY, FOR
THE YEAR 1882.

pY VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY VESTED
~ in me by the Constitution and Laws of the
State of Louisiana, will sell at the principal
front door of the Courthouse of the parish of
St. Landry. in the town of Opelousas, in which
the Civil District Court of said parish is held,
within the legal hours for judicial sales, begin
tug at IL o'clock A. NJ, on
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1883-09-29

Carter, Edward, Bellevue. One horse. Am
Ount of State and parish taxes for the
year 1882, one dollar and sixteen cents and
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1883-09-29

Boone Francois, near Washington. Horse, mare
and clock. Amount of State and parish
taxes for the year 1882, two dollars and
ninety-siX cents and costs.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1883-09-29

Davis, Archy, Churchville. Mare Amount OF
State and parish taxes for the year 1882,
one dollar and sixteen cents.
Davis, E. Bayou Boeuf near Boreta Mare.
Amount OF State and parish taxes for the