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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-04-23
The Iowa Prohibitory Amendment Final

DUBUQUE, Ia, April 2f.--A decision in the
prohibition anne ndment case was rendered this
afternoon. The majority Of the judges hold
the opinion In harmony with that first rem
dered in the lower court, declaring the amend
meat null and void. Judge Beck dissenis.s
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-04-23
MARINE NEWS.
PORT 0P PORTLAND.

SATURDAY. April 21.
Arrived.
Steamship Franconia, Bennett, New York-mdse
10 Henry Fox.
Barqae Daring Stover South Amboy-caal TO w
Berry. Vessel TO j s Winsow & Co.
Brig Daisy Boynton, Shackford. Matanzas-mo
lasses 70 Geo Hunt & Co. Vessel TO Chase, Leayitt
T. Co.
Brig Kodiak, Gilksy, Ponce-segar to Geo Hunt
& Co. Vessel TO Chase, Leavitt & Co.
Sch Panope (Br) Upham, Barbadoes-molasses to
Il Churchill e. Co.
Sch Melissa A Wiley. Wiley. savannah-hard pine
10 J w Deering.
Sch Henry Wilmington, Crover, BaltimOre-cOai
to Maine Cent RR.
Sch j D Robinson, Otis, Port Johnson-coal to
Sch willard, Doughty, New York-salt TO
L q Willard.
Cleared.
Sch A Hammond, Glpairick, New York u L
Whitmore.
Sch Ida Della Tore. Walls. New York-Berlin
Mills Co.
Sch Abby Thaxter. Hutchins, New YOrk-Rumery
Birnie Il On.
Sch Addie j. Ward, Cherryheld-N Blake
Sch n L Curtis Hedgns. Bangor-J II Blake.
Sch Warren Babbldge, Belfast y H Blake.
Sch Brilliant, Gilmore. Port Clyde-N Blake.
Sch Lucy Ann. Hupper. Port Clyde-N Blake.
Sch Minnie Taylor, Hamilton, Wiscasset, 70 load
for Newport. RI-J Sickerson q Son.
SAILED-Barque Archer.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-04-23
SUNDAY. April %.
Arrived.

Brig MerriWa. Carman Cardenas-molasses 10
order. Vessel 70 p Knapp.
Sch Gold Hunter, IBID CTowell Barbados; molas.
ses 20 Geo Hunt Il Co.
Sch Jerusha Baker Chase Maehias.
Sch Mariel Anderson, Lynn.
Sch Emma, Sparrow. Camden-lIme to L Cum
TniDgs & Co
Sch Rienh, Chatto. Camden--lime to L Cum
mings & Co.
LAUSCHED-At Bath 18th. BY Thos NJ Hagan q
Co. sch Emma M Dyer, 81 tons built for the fishing
business She is 52-4 long, 229 deep. and 7-8 long.
Also. by came builders, sch VIM II Cross, Of Giou-
cester, 10 be commanded by Capt Frank Foster.
The new ship 4 F Sawyer, in the yard of Goes,
Sawyer & Co. Bath, is TO be launched oath inst.
She is coppered and partly rigged. The centre
board sehr Charles ii Wolst0n, 800 tons. built by
the same firm, s to be launched to-day (23d). She
is owned by Freeman & Curtis and Others and Is
10 be commanded by Capt J Hinckley Of George
town.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09
- 9AzETIE: FORT WORTH TEXAS SUNDAY. DECEMBER Q

his prosecutors that not only was
he unCounec,cd with any socity, bu,
quite ignorant of the identity of his
assailant very short time before the
aiiray. Therefore The essential Gle.
ments Of deiberation and malice
Morethouuht necessary to establish the
charge Of murder, are totally wanting.
The colonial authorities of the Cape
ofGood Hope claim that he committed
thealleged oiiense within their ,uristic-
ton, ilid that he ought 10 he tried In
their -Jurts, but notwithstanding this
they were compelled hy tbs British
government to yield him up. chat he
might hc tried In the center of it's
power. The judge who presided at
the trial, contrary to law aud prece-
dent, undertook to decide the question
OF Fact the very purpose for which the
Jury was impanncled, and without
which the sacred right OF trial by Jury
becomes a mockery. We are confirmed
IN the conviction that IL cannot he
considered unbetitiing even executive
action, as requested IN the present In
stance, by the fact that In several
cases, one notably Of quite recent date,
such a course has been adopted at the
solicitation of the friends of the nc,
cused. The question is whether AN
American citizen shall, by foreign
government, be put To death 10y Illegal
means, without remonstrance and
without an effort tn save hiin We
rely confidently on your sense of JUS
tice To render such help M may he in
your power in this matter, and re-
quest such action AN may lead TO the
desired RESULT
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09

buNBrp--l Rough iunihcf boxing, ~ lhches
and under. nrsl.class 81, stripping isSa, sai;
hoNing aud flooring, clears, s.a thick clegra.
"a aud lii, So, rough lumber, second clasH
slS. iost nnd sclntiinp, culls, $40.
HintNusFlrst common white pine, ei2 w
second de-, 80, thirl do, ~, poplar, en- 90; va.
tive pnc % s2ooep& %, do *, s2,. native
rough, si7 80.
nnrsstn LuNuKR-ioNlng i2lnohos una
under, s-h hetsS ug do lsNa, go Nea3 90;
ecantline lolst ~ amy common lumber
so uNflS ", boxing ovor " inohoH, SaOOoeo
" Us thick clears, u /, tnllsanI ?, eA OOatS2 90
serohd class. any kind, $50 NlS8si 80.
DltuAsin AGp MArcitFn fiouNiNu-F First
cinsa, s2e; second class, t2l,
NnirE PINE FunSisntNu LuMnNlt-lh., IN
aud inch white pine, so, tnoh do, s,G,
tBtltNu'- hEA nHp on pLAIS--First oona-
mnu white pino, -, sg.St ~ do, $50, ID do. fS5.
poplar y, S1G poplar, Is, ea.tl; nnuycpine.
", s2W; do, X t2p,
fprLAa Ldnnnn.-iI4 i1s, and : inch, s5s
do Inch, $50.
sniNGits--whitc pho A, ST. do sbudcd A..
sL9, dupNtrn No. !, $500 cypress, best, nny
brand, 50, do No. 2, " 30 do No $3.50 native
sawed heart, ti,rf raps, sl,sS
fipNEiyl. willie Pine. dressed ana headed,
square OF Hat, 81; yellow pine do. 81, hath, 81,
l.tNt, NFnErr, Ere Lime, Austin, sa,1
per hhl. Cement. louisville w Ronenalr, 81 10
pcr hbl,; Portland, ed51 per bill, Plaster Paris.
New York OF Michigan. g. nor bill.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09
FRANCE.
ToNQuIN BREvIrrEs.


Paris, December S..-Admiral Pey.
ron, minister of marine, received q
dispatch from Saigon, saying that the
French forces recounoitered within ,!
miles OF Bacninh, and Admiral Cour-
bet recounoitered the approaches TO
Sontay on Red river.
The French have captured a junk
near Hniphong, laden with combusti-
bles, ami seven men on board.
Sub-Governor Haild Xuong, having
been suspected Of collision with The
enemy, has been sent to Saigon for
trial.
Admiral Courbet, in private letter
to the governor of Cochin China,
states that operations viii shortly be-
gin. He says: We are eager to march.
In the chamber of deputies, the de-
bate upon the 'ronquin credits bill was
resumed. De Ia FOsse continued his
remarks in opposi ton to the policy OF
the government.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09
Fine Workmanship.

From n very modest beginning
made when Fort Worth was Il village
the planning mill business now con-
ducted by Mossrs Myers Il Eckle ha-
grown TO large proportions. All the
late improved machinery has been n
troduced in their mill until ut present.
they are equipped with fifteen various
machines adapted To every Kind OF
work. Yesterday n GAZETTE man IN
spected the latest piece OF fihe work
being turned out by this cnterprisinl
firm. The article 10 n counter
for the First National bank
of Colorado City, and is The fourth OF
similar workmanship. An idea OF lis
beauty may he inferred when II Il
stated that Mr.. j. j. Kane, the archi-
tect, made the design Built OF wal
nut and ash, with beautiful solid wal
nat ornamentatiUn, ii presents IN us
forty-lour feet length an evidence oil
the high artistic ability pos
sessed by Fort Worth artisans;
and the bank in which This
counter will be placed can well be
proud of the elegance and taste dis
played in its manufacture. Handsome
iron ratings and doors, marble slabs
and walnut desks complete this piece
of furniture. The firm Of Myers d.
Eckle have made the fittings for the
two Abilene banks, also Tor the Henri
eta National bank, for all the Fort
Worth banks and many other business
places. Among the other fine work
In their hands are the ash and
walnut doors and fittings for
,ha eIecant residence OF
w. II. Worsham at Henrietta. From
the plainest saving to the mos, deii-
cate scroll work can THIS iirnl TURN out,
and their successful competition WIN
Chicago and Cincinnati firms is az
evidence OF the excellence OF their
work and moderate prices.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09

WooI.- Medium, according TO grade, quality
and condition, LIS 20 s0c; hue according 10
grnde, quality ana ConlitiVn,l ~ 10 20. coarse,
according TO grade qHlily ald condition, 10
quail y aud condition. 10 Lols. MCLEAN, 40.
CordiGg 90 grndo. quality ana condition, "
10 "a! bury, less. pocoiding 20 amount OF
butfA.
HIDEs No. i.lheayy lipt, dry y ~ i2ikc; No.
heavy nlnt, dry, r ~ ielsg Mol, light ilini,
q " gtsf; No. y liBni mint = n 80. badly dam,
fELrllIEA - Nominal, heaAon sNsr. ilhrr
hklnH, y 10 as32i, antelope skins, q y ippl3
goat sklns, each lt4sXg sheep peitA, nccprding
10 amount NJ vol, glcJgnp; hhnhtlings, ne-
toTdtHg tn A. uount OF wool, luelitct MeAirnn
sheep prltH, s. Is salUci MeaF,n shaop peit,
IMPROVED, liel2ei acpieGn hheop hlierllngs.
be,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09

rHEFARMrRs' uNIo,

Toronto, December S.-A Winni.
peg special says there was large far
iiiers meeting at Rapid City last night,
~ which railway monopoly and high
lariii were denounced. Rev. Craw-
inrd said: we are to be trodden
down by the other provinces. would
advocate session The citizens of
Brandon indorse the stand taken by
the farmers union. Dep tations were
appointed all over the province to at
lend the grand convention at Win
nipeg in December.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09
10 the Merchants.

| now have in my house the follow
ing ruods, which ] am selling 10 me
Wholesale trade at prices as low as tne
lowest Two cur car loads OF extra
large Ben Davis, Roman Beauty ahu
Winesap apples. one ear OF large deni-
tin apples, all in large barrels. A ,n'
sauer krout, navy beans, dried apples
POTATOES, onions, butter aud egg, or
anges, lemons, figs, dates, raisln l,1
eocoanuts, pec,us. peanuts, cheese ana
f,ra.crackers. G.. ii. VAST, ARL
strictly wholesale c,mmission. ooi-
uer Main and First streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09

Rsfa, cinnninos, per pound. Isas--e barb.
Peruvian. per pound, ibN@f iturH4 per .,
peta1 pef ". 10 Il caslcroii Per gal. vel w
clnohpnlda, Per %, hst--- rasilin soap
Unottleil, per W sess .fsai" ~ ~, ~ ~
ss.iulnei, ~ Il NJ. per pound. zoart saioEnel,
Engiish, psr pvund, ipal ~: ehioral hys
areta / I'Isl T.. cfiofofofm, 81 10, couspos-
ila,, noyder. BlttH cDssrs powders. I alke----s
evsoin salis, per pound. Mi gum opium. per
nound, -. gum camphnf, BOO 1 ulornhlnes
Der o. ~ -; macfiino OIL, folden, A8ps
rninins T. 4 W. per o.. "; qusnlpt, Ger-
nan. psr o., ".
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
CHINESE REsrRIcrIoN.

Victoria, b. c., December s.-The
house to-day passed resolutions in
strueting the government to Introduce
4 bill to restrict Chinese immigration.
The startling statement is made by the
provincial secretary that 1900 destitute
Chinese are on the main land, who can
only subsist by murder and stealing,
which they have already begun.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09

DEATH PENALTY RESTORED.
Berne, December 7.--rhe Canton
Nalosis has decided to restore the
death penalty as n punishment for
murder
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09
Valuable Coal Lands.

Philadelphia, December S.--prcsi-
dent Gowen of the Philadelphia 4
Reading railroad denies that u New
York syndicate offered 10 purchase the
coal lands OF the company for S15, o00,-
GOO. The land cost $50, o0o, 900, and
the company would not sell Tor less
than SiSO, 900, 900,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09

FiouR - STANDARDS Royal patcni, eetO
y hbl, seckH, 81 e,saS 40 4 loo ibs Corn meat
per hunhol, slo, liomins and Briis, y bDi.
O. 00 Oatmeal. a half bhl. 10. Cracked
wheat. Pib, DC; CracherG y Hodi,, ,5@c,, Xxx
soda. GEGa,; X XIX soda, s@c.. c.enm Dc; kin
gCi snppa $40, lcmon creams Bsc. wheat
IN lighi receipt, snc6si, as 10 quality aud
condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09

| Collin A. 30 U5 BlmnoHs' fi0Dg. jndkinkaek
! HBE Ainesa sliovaip. i dor, sl2Vt Horse
| Ahoes, 4 kag, ~; Bar iron, 81 *; Steel, tI
| blsst6Isc. TIN Plate. sia0i ffnco
| chains, 80 90 Il doa: JJnwar., 10 y cent. OF.
Cane, mills - y ceut ous Machine bolts =,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09

Furnitnis- peadsteads. Imitation walnut.
each 81 i6ltJ NJ all walnut, 81 Scaeie yk chairs,
wood scat, y doz, s355Al W, cane and fntia,i
seat s. hO0t9 20. cane geat. dining, si2 Ulsysp %
$50 Oyn3i 10. camp and focksfgs each. - ltt
40; Mirrors. arch tops, 4 doz,, santi2 " "
Tables fgund Eivsast inli zeal, W 49,, wy ~, ~,
wash 8iands. 81 2,ti ": bei springs, a. 7bss7 ~
Uaby Carriages, s1hDat9
1;rocnofy-~sy u Teas, y doz., ~ Dpfsi 20; w y
axed. n Loi fallen LiaeH iua2e lsski dry sailed,
= n Toe; green sailed, D. D re: green batcher, y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09

! IoiRtoap, northern, y barrel 40; onlops.
northern hDl. e 7b@sl %. Hsost potatoes, 300
| ~ per bushei. rurnlpst t0sbt3c y hu. lsrnns.
| II, T.. med, bbls, ihfbe; large lima, GstGtkei
email bultNf, 3!yet5c, Pickles. mrdinni, ~ 90
GsI01 y bb., llnli bbi,, tlgaa 20. iigA feet.
Kits, 81 20i cider, half.bDl.. s. w.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09
MADAGASCAR.

SEVERAL PORTS DESTROYED.
Paris, December s.-Admiral Cali.
Der tclegraphs that the fleet has de.
str0yed several ports on the east coast
of Madagascar; also that at Marawelta
fevers prevail among the troops.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09
GERMANY.


MEETING OF EMPERoRs.
Berlin, December S.-Rumors are
current of another meeting of the enl-
perors OF Germany, Russia Austria
as the RESULT of the recent conference
between DeGiers and Bismarck.
UNDECIDED.
Berlin, December S.-rhc question
of the crown prince visiting the pope
will only be considered after the
prince meets King Humhert.
Berlin, December S.--The chief OBJ
ject of the journey of The crown prince
to Rome is to reciprocate the cordial
attentions paid the German imperial
family 10y the royal family of Italy.
rhe prince will visit the pope.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09

tOrFFE AND TEA,--IorrNK-Firnn, ac@
tive aud high, Common, iliSc. ordinary ,I3c,;
Mir, A'4c.; primo Rio, liAic; fancy, i5sc,:
old government lava, 1Sfc.; Afbuckies'
TIA" Imperial, assso; gunpowdor sca.o.
SroaR-Flnc powdered, bbls, lOAc. do,
halfbbls,, lOtsc.: cut Loaf, lO,ac grannlatod,
o. @sltc,, standard a, s'ttSsc.; IN q. choice
white, s,lsssNac.; do che y. a., SelS'sc., q, X.
prime, eAeese. Market very sirong
NtCk-- Louisiana, a,Sepsc.
Fisn-' Machcrcl, ION hits, No. /, yi.i5; No.
aSl,.s half nbls.. No. I, 800; No. q, 600;
Dried hcrrlngs, por box. zoo. God fish; 6iSc.
SALT Coarse In bags, si,SseDit6, hne In
bags, -; lake, In hat hoop hhla,, s2.l0;
CASsNp 9oons,--rrlccs per dowen, Pine
apples, standard, si,TS Peaches, standard,
lbs, eltt lbs., ss2ietahs seconds, y ms.
sl.ln; MS, Sale; Tomatoes standard, ins.,
sll1 seconds. Ms, -; ths,, u, anest, 40 urcon
corn, sl.lOSaitt Green peas, xl.3h: Chooses
berries, tl.aspiio ip,spberrles. 81 hOsAt 6S;
oysters null weight, ~, IA; ~, SALE; Night
weight, ~, CSC, = n" eLAs Salmon, | H.,
sl.b,Vel.fu, II. s----.-.---@; Maukcrcl, l NJ,
slsHA -; sariinos, American, $500 case;
imported, SIS Boa n % cese; Strawberries, n,
Nio, E.fie Condensed milk, ss,0c; crown,
sd'an SwiS, sd6p,
uNpiuEs-.sstsrch, itSc. SOAP, common
tlSc; Gnrlunn olive, N,c, Candles, null boxes.
l1i.c; hRlvcn, Ice; quarters, Ice, Indigo, Sc n;
bluolnE, Netl,ul dozen. Coiemans mustard.
Si,iOv0s3.b dOxcn, Mnccaroni, imported, lScib,
American, SIM box. buckets, two hoops,
salu doEen;well bnoketa, as.2S dozen. Brohns,
si.1S6p3h doson.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09
Perc ii,acinthe.

Boston, Deeem er S--Pere Hya-
cintho and family have arrived, At u
public meeting on Sunday night he
viii ce liver an address, aud then visit
u few Eastern cities and the principal
Western cities and California.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09
ENGLAND.

THE TURKISH FLEEr.
London. December 5. Great Britain
expresses no objection to the Turkish
fleet in the Red sea, provided Il acts In
concert with the British squadron.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09

Chicago, December S--uATriH-- Receipts
1910, rttOng cNpurts q 1907 good 10 cnOie0
ihipplng 7pltH 90 common ~ medium 4 2iep
D M; Texans $1,000.
HirhEp HsCoipts go dull good 90, choice
i0E IcyUy sheep 0ipl o.,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09

PouLrRY. nens, 81 SOC Is por dozen;
extra large young Chickens " t0d2Tl; Tur.
Toys, s. u6abs %; Geaes, "a ~ 9BDo Duckf,
eg 1Of3 -,
EGGu--I'er dozen, 2i9bglc.
Fresh country Dutter. choice, -. Creamery
iOc., old butter, sDuisc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09

A nresent for auy occasion chosen
from our splendid stock OF me siis ,,
ware cannot fail to please: Every n M
aalnable design and artistic pat'ein w
can show. CANTREIL q Diil-Ahp'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09

Pntxrs-.Cn,ki kirk, NO; Lodi. So Mar
boro. S3{c. S-iental,. uc.i ktcnmonus, &C.
steel River, 6lsc.: sou(hbridge, DC.
PINK Ppi~rs-- On vner. U1fc.. Harmony, &C.
Richnonus, 6,Sc., Ms.nhnttan, osSc, !.
sniRriSe riinrs- As'en' $50; Merrimaes
frSr brown pours,rcs- Utica, ~ ccnss
Lockwood. s; Qermanla, q: f'nir lawn
indian Orchard EE, "a. Pocahontas' -
akAvr RaSwS poxrsr,rs- A,las,.i "a. :g4
cents Atlanta Al 6N; Lnwrence Lila 81; W.,
chasstt X ~; En,erpIisc hf,d Pier9'uon'
bLEAcusn poMrsrics--ouro owns ccnhs
Mccarthy, OK; Contest, 2. Prosperity, *
Hope, 5Ns Ionsdale, pls: King Nee canib VI
y; kpights cambfic, SO: Gold Medal 7.
nucks--Prattvillc sos., IN GEMS Ravens
u; West Point SOW, II; West Point iVcs., *
S9LonKp Ducxa--Anchor E.s, Sc; Anchcv
np, Wai BOSTON OH, ~, Hosion Xk, lNlss
Boston EOS, Is; Concord ioos., ie.
Observation-Disclosures AGA, Is cents; Con
esiosa nc, ~; ,crdis AYE, 10; Metthup;
Thorndlke II. gss; fhomdike a, Il; slane
HICKORY sriarks- Mechanics y contsCo.
tumhin, y; Jswett, \; Amcsk Gag,
JEANS Aeeottsiord, u, cents; covingter,
IlLAsx srs--iO.s white, si.sS, i.s, i.s,, 300.
~ 10 900 pair; III white. slol, Sd0, $50 10.
NV pair; ls-t white, ss.Nl, StN, 40, $40 to NlO
pair Economy. colorcd, S.lb., si.S,s pair;
do, sle, Soo pair Rocky Mountain, col.
vile silver drey, s-lb.. ss.uo; do, s.ib, siOo.
Star y Crescent silver Gray, s,lb., G.5S; do,
Glib, $50; do, slh,, 81 50, scarlet, so, 500,
40 TO eco. bioc, SLoo. t.5n to ESQ pair.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09
j<uitting SIX.

This very popular goods can o.
found at Randall * ChanineIs -; :"
black, wine color, garnet, ligni uau :,
dark blue, old gold, pink, white, cream
and scarlet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09

HAY New country looss from wagon.
sS sDa5s 10 per ton: New corn. 5si4st.e cents:
rilons, n "a nor l'q harley. eOHSs. Cotton
seed meal sI.19 per 100.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09

MrAra-S'ugai cured hams, 1870; 3, G, Z, ".
| BACON, licj NC bacon, pa. Long clear hn.
CON, ~; =, &. dry salt, 81.
l.Alth- Tlercca, 80. ~ ANA 50 n cans, nAos
soh cans D'sca 10 y cans, NC; on cans, qac ;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09
New York.
PROVISIONS.

Nrw YoRT, December s.-FLouR-
Dull
WHEAT spoia itel's higher. optiona To-
r i Isitnfl 1875.
rons- No. 3 srot nIlls T., cents lower;
Others ann, Options oprncd aah better.
declined l4M3; later ihG market bo6Hna "a.
cited end advanced 6g.%, closing btionR %
A3lSH5f No. 81 ,nG3,4,
COMPRESSION htr no dan and nominal;
options shade hiKhur sales {, 80 bags,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09

wheat. nhoies SIC 40. medium, 1880 !.
fnterinY CDAzD{c. Oasx. iattitft<c. barley, f0io
DE. Com, 3. 1leeloe. Ilyo, lD&ase. Dsie hay,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09

Crocnory. Furniture ana Dlas..

Powder -nlss,ins. y hog, 81 0oi HlEe. v p p.
IS 10; Hlfie, a t2l ihE.s ~; Rife. Y1is h3, 81.
rhot--sl 10 y sack, luck shot, sa53
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09
~. I1nis.
Yf,DIJtfgE,

pHoDtCE.
~. LOUIS, December s.-FfovH-ifpsy
n1d unchanged f4sfHE
Higher, slow: No, red Dsisa
0iti oash; I0s4 Decombeil Iu2z1al pgfs
January. i0i1Ni ga February; fg1sgi io's
C9ns- Higher Inactive: isl.esis cash
and Deeembori r January; 6yA February;
70 o1ASas2iiigber. siow: soaaOll cash; eo's De.
oatrh eG 3J,l January 9lls February.
PIoyisfoas.
WHfsKY-s steady at M.
Cons MEAL Firm AT sOee225.
NEAT,
p0Hg--OId ~ "a. new ~ 20.
BuLR MEA1a--long clenr %. abort ribs
~. short cl0nr 1JG7 ~,
DHY RALr MgAJ.e-fioAed lots; long clear
7,l1A o.. hbori fths Tbt7 20. short 'isHrT -.
Ihcos-sbost rib ~; short clear 81.
IfANs--7 eflis.
LAND ylsbDp.
LIVE ErncK.
Carrfg-- Receipts i0 only small local
trade; heaYy shipping steers ~
lisht itpts1E exports $40 w fopl 10
cfDics shipping 8 ip6t5tE medium 10
fair 55sf55 ~ good biibHief si.iiiis q ~ ~,
COWS and brifGrJ . gl4 45 ftockers and feed
ers iD.ts ~ TekaB 2394zj.
BifgEe- Receipts igH scarce; only local
trade: good natives g2Ael ~, prime 10 hpcS
. slstl .; Texans 2-Ss5 10
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09

Fine Honduras raisins, seediess rais-
ins. London-layer ralsins, III any SIZE
boxes. az Isenllower & Bros.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09

KANSAS CITY, noecmbor H--C ArTLr-- RE-
colpts "a. olcrings light market stronger;
nHfivo hicers, l2T5 pounds. 0 TO- st0rkcrs aud
foednrp quiol 7bai y; COWS y - dti 90, Gulori.
do huif breed slpn y q d 69i -.
siusKl--ileeeipts lba steady ios good ma
tlVf4 ssEAd pounds = d.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09
a Bargain.

We have only two of the celehrased
Henry T. Miller pianos left ana 70 sen ,si
them are prepared 70 give bargain
Make inquiry about II.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09

Suc %, --strndy Win Mlr dninl1hi felncd
quiet; mould A 4; graduated I-ldsts'1.
AuLAkshsr- ujei ANA steady.
ifcs-Quiet ana arm,
PoHK--i Ira; moderately aotiyri hsNljgE
IaHD-I Iig6crHty o..
cur MEAN Nominal.
Woof. Steady and good doUnnd: Texas J. I
an. market quici; held stroBgeri quoted ~
Bs@aA. 40 as,s6 lr,ssU.-----.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09

GALVESTON, December s.--CorrcN =. spo,
closed easy anu unchanged.
alcs slG,
Receipts, not, 1850 gross. s,s7d; exports,
1tca, Britain, l,2to; New York, s.Jsa, stock,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09

KANsAA ClrY, December s,-WngAT-..
higher and arm; SsA cash; IN january:
GoNS- stcody; io'l cash; 1895 December p9
Mny.
OArs--IIRher; n.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09
FOREIGN.
ITALY
RING IRISH PRIESTS

chNsuRiNG IRISH PRIESTS
Rome, December s.--The Monitor,
papai organ strongly cansurrs IN.
u,atholic clergy at Newry, Ireland 10,
, .helr attitude during the recent avis.
Eon There, and especially condemns
Iather McCaul's sermon In lhe rh,hss
nrai al Newry on Sunday. IN which
ne characterized the action of The GOV
s,rnment in prohibiting the National.
~ meeting there as having a tendency
10 ,dfive the people to rebellion. aud ~
= airect insult TO the Catholic Church
The Monileur points to a paragraph in
.he ! nited irishmen Of Dublin, ask.
ing lis friends in London TO furnish
.he addresses and biographies of the
l,urymen in the o'Donneli case In or
der TO enable their obituaries 10 he
prepared. "
THE DUEL.
London, December S.-The lat.s, no.
counts OF the duel fought at Rome YES
terday state that Nieotera was slightly
wounded, and Lavi,o severely.