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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-03-28

A husband who turns up alive after
having long been supposed TO be dead. !.
often unwelcome, but seldom has wife
10 lament sneh = oatfsiropbe as In the
esss of one Webber, Rochester, n. Y, lie
disappeared shout The lime Of the Ashta.
bula sceideut, aud man having said he
sss him take The ill.iated train, and Ger.
tain articles having been found Ia the
wrecked cars supposed to belong to him,
bis wife brought suit sgaiusi the company
for o. 90 damages. TIE company offered
- 900, but Mrs. Webber refused, aud ibe
matter went Into the eoafis. While psnd-
.ug there, The lost husbaud turps up alive
10 the wlseonsias Soldiers iioms. Mrs..
Wsbber thss loses 81 chance oi Of getting
Ais value s dead msa, while Bis value
10 ber ~ living husband isSVery doabt.
fol qaanliiy.
Six ihoasAad persons are said % be III
with measles, 81 Lyons, France.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-03-28
SELLING 49,,
ISFALLIABLE FIRR KINDLER

Pays better than digging for Gold.
NJ Ertats kAss acsasiia1es HaiA ss higA as sc
n dag. LtsFy tNsils b sans sDllfs t0sns,
sxsa. ksFs keagbi a@s--1 hsasen&a 81 Tsstims-
"a yetrs - pss. yitk sscssssiar ksa cvefsksln.
i1g NAies AgssW ~aaAs4 snx tssFy une<sugasa
Iusr Sa1 CoEntY u the Saates ena C44adas-
CfrziaFs giVlnE faa particulars ssni % call
a htseAsF seHE % tHy ghs wleksnE 10 beexms a.
AEsri tas y esnis. Aeeets renaEs thsaf ter.
ratSgg tree.
A3dFess r. SMITH,
bs1wet II. balost, Wis.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-03-28

Ten seosl Is President Of fourteen cor
orauoHs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-03-28
HAROLD HARRINGTON.

AT first Elsie was unressonsbly angry,
but her anger did not last long. They
met at dinner, and before they parted il
was quite concluded that they should
carry out the wishes of their parents by
agreeing to dine together always
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-09
VIGUIIf4 H0IIGFlT..

No hay herida, 1lcera nj llaga que dejcn de
ceder las propiedades sanatiyas de este in
comparable ungdento, oil caal es especialmentc
eiicaz en- los casos de MALES DE PIERNAS
Y Gle PECII0.
Frotandose el cuello e pecho dos veces al
dia con dicho balsamo, los constipados, las t.-
ses y Ia RR0NQUIrIS, no otardaran en- tiesapa-
recer, con tai de que Sc tomell simultdAeaines4
te las pldoras con arreglo 4 las instlrseioneS
impresas de que elias van siempre aaOsnla.
hadas
Antes de comprar, examines con mncha
cantela el r6tnlo en- ell bote la Gaia, nara
oerciorarse 81 esta Ia direction 5S3. Oxford
Street, London, pues 81 no esta, snt6noes :
trata de perpetrar ur descarado engaio.
1fS@ Sc invita- alas persoaas que sean de-
fraudadas por las yendeslores cue expenden
las PihloYua y u ua0Epnta ele HollosooH falslfi-
cadoa, para que Sc silvan| comunicai1ne loa
pormen0res, inmediatamente hare forrnalizar
processes legales contra los ofensores recon-.
pensare llbefamente d los delatores Dor a
trabajo que Sc tomen, comproinetiendome {
que no haya trascendeneia de sas nombres.
2yA az
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-09
ANUNCIOS DIVERSOS.
Eatallea Fiio dc Aftillsria.
JUNTA ECONOMICAL.

No habiendo dado resultado el examen seiia-
lado para el % del mCs pr6ximo pasado. para
chbfir Id vacahte de maestro de cOrnetas de
este Battalion, Sc ha acordado un nuevo
examen para el de Fehrero pr6ximo, Y Sc
anunca al plblieo para los indiyduos que de-
seen prcsentarse dicho examen, remtiendo
con anticipation al primer Jefe sus instancns
con expression de los anteeedentes que conven-
ga tener en- cuenta para la eleccion. Puerto
Rico, Enero de 1878 Ell Captain Tenielte
Ayudante Secretario, Manuel Albe,t. "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-09
noDo DE usARLO.

En- ricciones Y compresas aobre Ia paite
atlolortla en los reumatismos neuragias, tor.
ceduras, eie., etc. En- lociones mezclado con
aqua pura, refrrsca la pel deyneye Ia toni,
cidad pelflida por el calor ylos sudores pro-
fIlSOS. m
Las flicciones sobre Ia frente para los eolo-
res de ca1eza, en- compresas mezciado con
aqua EN- las fiebres & insolaciones; una s0la
friccion general sobre todo el cuerpo, hace de-
saparecer como por encanto ell c0rTimieMoy Y
malestar que prodace la fatiga de tedo yiaie,
por iltimo, usanflo diariamente este Alcoho-
la,lo Ell bahos ificciones Sc conscrva el ctier-
po vlgoroso, ag Y con todo ell inapreciable
beneficio dc una buena y perfecta salnd.
Sc HALLA DE YENTA
Ell Puerto Rico en- la Botica de y. Felix Ga
sardo y d. G. Lcdesma; en- Mayaguez en- la
Boiica de u. Federico BasoFa: en- 5aht Tho
mas en- el almacen de los Sres. Joe Len ~ Sens:
Ell Arroyo Ell la fshrica de d. Jose M Massari.
NorA: ffahiendo demostrado la experien-
ella que ell . Aicoholado ProvidenciaIn y es Hn
gran benhechor dc la humanidad, ell inventor
del mismo desearia one Sc generalizase su uso
Ell toda la lsla, para lograr sn fin, eomparti-
RIA gustoso ell beneflcio con todos los Botica-
rios de Ia misma, vendiendoles el Alcoholad0
ctato al precio mas m6dico possible
Arroyo i, 9 de Enero dc 1873. - .Jose NJ
Massari. lis
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-09


LA experienced ha dado va ST. favorable san.
clon 4 este nnevo descubrimiento que se anun-
eia al rabico ceao higiiuicoly presefvatiyo tia
las afeccioncs feumaticas loca.es que el cs.lor
J. la hnmedad de estos paises tropicaies pro-
Queen con tanta irecnencia entire nosossos
Su uso debe ser talk freenente contiauad0.
que ya mezclado con agua,del bafo 8 pura, ha
tic emplearse dlardamente en- ell uso ytocador
lie toda persona cuidatosa de 81 salad, .sy el
exito constantemente feIiz que ha obtenido va
este "Alcoho'ado Providencial" en- mnchas en-.
fermedades reumaticas que han resistido to-
do tratamiento, 10 recomienda de la manerA
mas elocuente como un gran protector de la
salad. sa44
Asi pues las personas. -afectadas de dolores
musculares O aiticnlares, los que sufran de pa
raliSis q enlumecimiento de algun 6rgano 8
coynntura, los que han sufrid5 una contnsi0n
cualqnlera J rcsientan de esos vagos dolores tan
molestos como obstina.ioe, feben hacer us.,
recuente dc este 'sAicoliOlado providenciaF',
que tlebe sn nombre mas lie una ezra en-
traonlinala
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-09
RlDEDCIOI DE- QUINfAS.

a. Los mozos penlnsulares RESIDENCES en- esta
n eiudad, seran redimiaos del seryicio dc las
W arnlas en- 81 caso de caer quintos Ell sus
pueblos, ingresando en- 81 battalion
dc voluntarios dc esta Capital Y cumpliondo
los dcmas requisites preveni,los en- al regla-
mento aprobado por e Excmo, ~. Captain Ge-
neral de esta Isa
Para mas inf0rmes aetLlran los que quieran
gozar de aquel benefcio, al Excmo. 81, tenien-
to coronel primer iete del eitado battalion
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-09
raEolos DE AsuNcIos.
InPFElTA
DEL aBOLETIN.' .
FORTALEZA, 81.

Contando esta impreHta con- toda clase de
elemcntos a1 de personal como de material
nodcrno de las mejores iabrieas, y ahnndancia
do papel, huec con LIMPiEzA, BARAIuHA
Y PRESTEZA toda elase de imprcsos, libros,
r.. desde los mas sencillos i los mas largos
conplicados Para estados cucnta con exec
lentes ca)as naecknicaa
PA1A M comERcIO.
Conoe,mientas 10 buanrs do vapor-I dem dc idenl
A vola -p3i!zaa lie anihar.lua para cnOoue.- luem
9ruesns. DE ,arnatoaee. Re-. ds.y
PARA Los AYUSTAMlENTOs.
Fermaeiop iel repaxto territorial libsos talonnri9s
IA onn.riculxs da ganndo. ID taianHroe GO KulA dc
nalsras Iibrnmieni.s municiunlss cargaremse etc.
etc.
RKvIsTA COMMERCIAL
TeAas las auincenas 4 Ia saiila Do lcs~ vapores
IAgsses con Ia CORES pondenela pan Europa las To-
nsnos DO ventM
rAMBIEN Sc EEOUENrRA DE vENTA
REGLAlERHTos GEEERALEs DE BILLAR
Ke cRSrAyos ssrArLAR.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-09
Para las Escuslas.

Enla imprenta del BoLETIN hay dc vento
ESTADOS TRIMESTRALES de los que
pasan los sefiores profesores 4 las jnntas loca-
les 4 tres peses el ciento vellon el ejemplar
ademas los siguienteslibros de texto:
SILABARI0 Y PRIMER LlBR0 DE Lee
TURA por Don Jose Solves, q ediclon
MANUAL DE MORAL PRACTICE 7
RELIGIOS1, traducida por NJ de los a. Ar
royo. ambas oblas 4 Is reales docs M y 4 ?
reaIes el eemplar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-09
coLEeir pE RiNAs.
San Justo l8. Frente a la Luz Econ6

FL dia del corriente, reann,la sus trabaios
el colegio de sehoritas, titulado del CARMEN,
bajo Ia direction dc Doha Polonia del Amo de
Clemente, prolesora elemental y superior dc
la escuela normal de Madrid.
Horas de case, de l0l manana 4 A tarae
Sc admiten pensionistaS, medic ponssonistas
v externas precios eonyencionales
Sc rreparsn profesoras elementales sape-
rores. ID
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-09
A v $50.

En- ell almacen dc J. EUSTAQUI0 CABRE-
RA, calle de la Cruz Nun. 49, Sc detalla el
de proyis ones recibdo de Nueva-
York por el bergantin haitiano "Tropic".
100 barriles tocino extra clear.
20 cajas tocineta extra
10 tercerolas anones.
80 jaulas idem
so tercerolas manteca
600 latas i'd de (1 ,r.noo p.,o,,.o
250 id. i'd de 10 fb y" u0i q'''o
l40I5 i'd i'd. de 5 i'd
800 sacos arroZ
100 barriles habichuelas blaHcas.
% idem chicharos verdes
200 cajas gas de 10 galones.
$50 barriles harina maiZ.
100 idem galletitas pilot
80 cajas idem soda
100 cunetes galletitas surtidas.
25 barrles harina trigo.
% i'd aZ1car refnada en- pedacitos cua-
drados de un cuartO onZa.
rs cajas tabaco Virginia.
$500 resmas papel
100 docenas escobas
60 cajas qGesos
l20 barriles papss.
2 cajat higos SmrBa.
so nidos de baueS.
10 fardos canela.
25 sae0s pimienta.
so rollos cahamo de pta, surtido.
% barriles yeSo oalcinado
II cajas romanas plataforma de 90 10, 6
Y 4 quintales
"a caas de una docena sillas
s idem sillones Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-09

Con superior peirniso y previo eI spalisis qul-
mico a2robado por la Real Suhdelegacion de
Farmacia, sc arnncia oil p1blIco nm nueyo ill-
yento para general conocimiento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-09
Ia zARAGQzANA>
CAFE. -RESTAURANT.- T.-NEVERIA.
90. 2O.--FORTALEZA.- 30


II una oi pro- pan In Trjx xmas pscuas
In de sdeseosc oosduc
saaco ssnree
de Aicaed
de
recddos drcanee e $40 800 mlar
lie smejore anacona ale exrane -
us Ia aisa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-09
RiIdOraS Holloway.

tan benefica en- el estornago, el higado los In
testinos Y log rinones purifican tan completes
mente la sangre, que han llegado 4 disfrutar de
mayor venta que ningun otro medicameHto.
Los que padecen debilidad 6perdida de ape
tito reeobraran pronto la salud normal, tomaHd0
unas euantas d6sis de este excelente remedi0.
Las mujeres que han liegado a Ia edad criticN
debefian apelar las pildoraS HOLLOWAY
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-09
Carruajes.

De GoAgaezy Rainos, salen diaramente lRS
dos de la tarde para Rio piedras. Carolina Cagnas:
las euatro para Cangreios Rio-pisdras. netadoe
telaa horas. Gale ta In Eorfsleza. nfim. SA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-09
LA BELLA ESPANA.
NHQDn AS.
37--SAN JUSTO--37.

La dueha de este estabccimento ofrece a
las seioras Y senGiitas esmerado gusto en- YES
tido articulos de adornos tambien hay en-
ell mismo ropa hecha de varias cases, y sc re-
forman al deseo del comprador Is
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-09
Alcoholado pfesiisasial.

Aue,U ,e6,eli0 contra los dolores ,et,u,;fin.ss
Y tteHtttlgicts n l,1'eseyfatir0 de nttsclas 6e
dotencias v cnfe,meCaaies hopicaies
pRERARADo pOR D. JOSE M MAssARI. I
ARROYO, PUERTo-RICO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-09


Aguas minerales naturales.
Aguas dentrificas.
Cepillos y polvos para los dien
teS.
Biberones Y bomhas para es
traer la leche.
Geringas de gonna, de filtro
de eristal.
SuspeRsorios y bragueros.
Tintes para ell pelo Y barba.
Semillas de hortaliza frescas.
Tubos de gonna para jeringas
Esponjas para la cara y par'
BANJO.
Emphasizes sobre tela-
Hungilentos de autores Diverse
Vinos, Jarabes y Elixires id. i'd
Todo 10 cual Sc expende {
En- las prescripciones de lc
8 mes. Tvs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-09
Facturas de Carpetas.

En- Ia ilnpranta del BoLETIS Sc Venden factu-
ras para ii CAME De carpetas por BlLLETES
DEf, TEy0RO ciiico centavos una h. e. 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-09

-IPomadas Y aeeite medicinales
Gamuzas ybadanas.
ICigarrillos pectorales, classes di.
| versaS.
lFintas de colores para escriDir.
|'intas de colores para lmpren.
Ia.
Jabones melicinaleS.
IVendaies y oompresas.
ISondas, hordones, algahas.
Escupideras y cogines para en-
| fermos.
-IGorros y veiigas para hielo.
productos para pirote2nia.
EUtiles para laboratories.
Medicinas homeopaticas.
ISanguUuelas alemanas.
Is ventas Sc veritican al contado
mayor escrupulosidad.
Ponce, Mayo n dc 1877.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-09
A los Sres. colnerclanteS.

In Ia mprenta del Boletin Mcrcdntu, Forta
lexa-37 Sc imprimen como tienc acreditado
.snen, szastitud y linpien,
Convenioo mercantiles,
COnf0rmidades
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-09
NliEIA LKEA DE- IAPORES
ENTIRE NUKvA-YoRR, PUERTO-RIco,
SAN THOMAS Y VENEZUELA.

The Q,,ta',ec q CUR Ports S'eam Ship Compa-
ag, dcspachai5i dc Nueya-Y York cada II dias
los vapores iugjesns de hierro Hadji &
Bermuda dc 400 toneladas de primera
case con el siguiente ltinerario
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BQI(CA 0E oQlQU>
ATOCHA Is. PONCE.

En- nposda de dar una nota deaIada del GRAN sURTDo
mecnas
de los ndpos
nhnpnrn rnnnpn
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MEMORIALS DB IN MLIIlR
sACADAs DE UN LIBR0 INEDIT0
Y ARREGLAD DAs
PoR DON JOSE PEREZ morris.

Obra amena instructive, de cerca de 500
pagihas, que contiene grandes detalles hlsto.
la guerra de la Independen ciaesI anola, las
nrisiones en- Francia, d la expedicion de Mo-
rillo d la guerra civil de la Costa -hrme.
Sc yende en- la Administration del BoIRTiN
& peso ell ejemplar y Sc envia franco dc porte
euaIquiera poblacion de Ia isla al recibo
de nm peso lO centayos en- sellos 0en elective
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-09

IMedicamentos para enfermeds
des secretas
ICollarcs el6ctricos para dent
oion.
Efect0s para fonticulos.
I'D. para fotografia.
Espejuelos, lentes Y cristales.
Articulos de hygiene.
ICosmeticos neglos Y de color
Barnices, pinceles, brochas.
P1doras, diversos autores.
IGramlos dosimdtrlcos.
IMedicamentosde mal sabor pre-
parados en- capsulas.
Papeleria diversa.
lInstrumentos para medir gotaf
IDepurativos 8 zarzas yarias,
precios m6dlcos, sobre todo 81
! sres. Medicos SO desplega Ia
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-14
Improved Farm.

A farm of-sa3 acres Of land, 40 In hpe state
OF cultivation; frame dwelling, three rooms
and other ont housesi also one frame house
for tenant, two good wells, one with IL feet
of water, the entire tract under good wire and
plank fence, and dividing fencesi three miles
south of Waco, on the Austin and Belton road .
A very desirable farm OF $50 acres land, as
acres In cultivation, about 800 under good
fence, good dwelling house, cribs, stables aud
lots, also one tenant house, number of fine
springs, on q bold running creek, plenty of
timber, situated on Cove creek, , miles below
Coryell City and about 30 west from Waco in
Coryell county. M Tw
A farm of $50 acres of land tpralrie) and Is
acres good timber, Is acres In a high state of
cultivation upd rails 70 fence 40 acres more.
Good frame house. ~ story high, with
rooms, Stable, crib and smoke house, and
otherwise well improved between the Z Elm
creeks. II miles Moth east of Waco.
Three small farms, 100 acres each or more,
good houses, water and plenty Of timber,
about 10 miles north Of Waco, on easy terms
One small Arni OF 30 acres with good house,
and well improved, about Is miles north OF
Waco, on easy terms. rtaJ
state of cuItiyation--with buildings Sit
uated 10 miles below, Waco, on the Brazos
river. VIII be sold In tracts of 100 acres.
Farm OF Els acres OF land, 20 acres In culti-
walton, with good stone dwelling; with out
Lehman county.
Farm Of $40 acres, 90 acres in cultivation;
dwelling and out houses; several fine springs
OF never falling water; Is miles above Waco,
ON the east bank of the Brazos river
acres q. land, IL miles west Of Waco, on
Gatesyille road.
Farm of any acres, within the corporate
limitsof the city Of Waco, north side Waco
creek, two story brick building orchard,
vlnyard, and water In abundance. Very val
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-14
California state Grange.

We have been n spectator of many
OF the discussions on proposed COLI
stitutional amendments that have
taken place in the present session of
the grange, and while a few crude
impractical ideas have been advance
cd, the prevailing sentiment has been
eminently practical and conserva-
tive. The sentiment of the grange
of this state, when the sentiment of
perInanency, of substantially, of So
briefly. They want intelligence,
honesty and virtue to be represented
In the exercise of the elective fran
chise, and very large majority Of
the members believe that the social,
moral and financial condition of the
people would be improved by ex-
tending the right of suffrage TO wo-
men. In the matter of taxation, they
believe that all land of equal produc-
tive capacity, whether in small or
large bodies, should be taxed equally,
and that all property should bear a
uniform and equal burden for the
support Of the government, whether
in the hands of the rich or the poor.
In the matter of labor, the grange,
or thu better grange sentiments, is to
prefer the labor of citizens or those
who by our laws can become so-but
in the laborer they want honesty, re-
liability and effectiveness but when
they cannot obtain these qualities
among white laborers, they reluc-
family employ Chinese, and maintain
their right TO do so ON the grounds
of self-DrOtection and the prOtactiOn
and Improvement of their property.
The grange regards whisky drink
ing and stock gambling as the two
greatest evils and drawbacks to the
agricultural sections and TO the agri-
cultural advancement of the State,
and believe that these evils should
be checked by tho making power
If need be the fundamental law of
the State-and look to the conven-
tion now in session for a guarantee
of such laws as will check and sup
press them.-Sacramento Record.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-14
NUMBER 1872.

IIIDEs-steady and In good demand dry Sc
lecied itci picked lacj stack saited, lie
kips, l3ci green salted as they run, 70 to
90 pounds average-s6sk.
wooL-Fair request. quotations unchang-
ed. Eastern Fine aud Medium 17Dlsc
Western, fine TO medium, i0@isc improved
Mexican, 12@itc.
sALr.-Coarse si 70 from the wharf, nne,
81 rs per sack. tending upward. f.
BAonNo--Basy. Light. isX per yard,
heavy IS. Il
Hs.--Easy, per cwt., % 30. lfis
CoTros Receipts 3i2a, no exports; sales
iise, stock los, $50. Market quiet, Middiing,
81 Low MiddiIns, sH; Coed Ordinary, 9.
NEW YoRx. November is.-Gold at loo.,
stocks strong, money per cent. gold X,
exchange--long AK short, 4s5kI state bonds
quiet government bonds strong,
CorfoS.-Firm; sales 1875, Middling Up
lands . 5-i0; Middling Orleans, cole.
Futures firm, November, s-ss, December,
o-t3, January. $50; February. cot March,
o-7o
LIvRarooL, November l3.--noon--Cctton
steady. Middling Uplauds. OK Middling Or
leans, o Lilo, sales, 10,0c0t speculation and
exports o0oo, receipts $3.50, American $500
Futures, buyers Offering i-lo more. Up
lands, low middllng clause, for November de-
livery, 5is-isi November aud December. 81,
December and January, b,., January and Feb
ruary sh February and March 5,I@5k, April
| and May, bi-iG@5 1915.
| 2;Oor. M.--onerings light. Uplands, low
middiing clause, for March and April deliy.
cry, Lilo.
400 +. M.-sales American e, 900, uplands,
low mljdllng clause, fos December delivery,
| 8 1916,
Closing Markets.
KANSAS CRY, November i3-Grass wintered
Texas steers % lo@s COZ cornfed % coas3 90
per cwt.
Wheat. 2 spot. one car sold at 75c;
No. . spot, 8 car sold at 73a.
BAcos--weakeri shoulders y, clear rib.
o. clear sides, 6si dry salt mess shoulder
~ rs.
wnIsKEr Steady at 81 o5@si 10. ~.
NEW ORLEAss, November I3.-Goid At1is,
sight n discount; sterling bank, tsi1, con-
soils, 77H@7X.
.CofFEE. Quiet and In fhir demand, cargos
ordinary toprime sold at i2I@l6xc.
suoAn.-weak, common to good common
as@25i fair ee@ss, prime to choice so@s5.
CorroS. = Steady, sales oooo, Good 0rdI-
nary SIX, Low MIddiing 0, Middling OK, Good
Middling 10; MiddlIng Fair, Io,si receipts net
biso, gross 0ilsj exports to coastwise, loss
stock e0,5T0. ti4 lt
NEW YonK, November Il. cotton Steady,
sales SIS, Middlins Upiansls %; Mlddling
Orleans 9T. Consolidated net receipts 2, lo2;
exports to Great Britain 7,09si France ,0o0i
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-14
iUnimproved.

500 acres OF the most excellent Mountain Ce-
dar timber on the east side of the Brazos river,
about Is miles above Waco; will be sold In
lots from 90 to 160 acresi bargain Is offered.
1900 acres fine post oak and black Jack and
prairie land unfmproyed, near Patten's Mills.
McLennan county; will be sold In 100 acre
tss % or ssi % thepost accompanying
Three acres OF land on the west bank OF the
Brazos river below the oity grave yard; will
besold In lots to suit purchasers, or BY the
acre.
100 actes, sf,upbuppyed. land, miles ives,
OF Waco, Oh the ainutnIroad, near surratt' !
mill and Gin; iine' land with timber and
water.
AS acres of unimproyed, land on chiIdress'
creek, In Bosque county, will make fine
sheep rancho; plenty OF good running water.
l25 acres or uniniproved Land, on Harris
creek, ID miles west OF Waco.
2oo acres q unlmpiroyed land, partly fenced,
10. Acres OF land, on east bank OF the Brazos,
y miles above Waco, finest tactiunlmproved
Iss acres, 2. miles above Waco, on east
ls5 acres. ~ miles east of Waco; finest land
| In the State.
ss20 acres. northeast from Waco II miles
prairie, valley aiiil good timberS imimprOycd
2so acres, oBElm creek, on Ueltan aud Mar
lin road, Ia miles from Oenayille, In Bel
| county. g4'lNI.Nr fFf.|
8 acres In western suberbs of the city o.
30 aorss, In EMS county, miles mon
Mllf9rdi prairie and timber, on Richlant
Ss5Ji acres, 100 In high state Of cultivation
we'll linp5oyed, pos, oak, ash ar,d other tim
mSsf a Il sss e . SSgs1 SSc5 nTsr
50 acres, ~ miles west OF Waco; good ceda
timber, fronting on Mnin ltosque
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-14
Unimproved.

For sale nine unimproyed city, lots In Tor
belts addition in block No. Is, fronting on
Washington street
Also one lot near Columbus, on North Sew
enth street.
Three city lots l(unnpfosed, y situated ON
The south side Waco crock and near Fifth
street.
One lot on North Fifth street.
Is acres of well improved land. with dwell
ing and out houses, well, etc. in East Waco.
Any number OF town lots in South Waco.
One town lot In East Waco.
lsT. Twenty most desirable building lots,
Bagby addition, South Waco. Very low fol
cash or on easy terms.