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, 1881-10-01

NEW voHK, sept D.-C01t0x-Hot receipts At all
uned stnlos ports tturuR the week, 59 ba1ca: last
yens 17tuD, tnlnl receipts at MI Tinted ttntes rta
to date. 4aO01; last year, 43.gJ1; exports from m
tinted stntea norta fer tho wrrk. 6sOl; Inst year
tCgp, tutnl oxsorth frtn nil Gntst Htnten Srts to
date, lEUD; Inst yenf, % Atcs at ait United slntns
tasts :uu. last ynar, at71i rtock at all tntustar
inwns. H2nn: Inst ysar t;vn: stock 1t l.,ycrpnat.
i9cn; s,, afa s5; inst WIZ y T,ss'ca a"t '"e
iLvEirnn!- eott D,,t:rr11'x~ tales II tue wgek.
witch rxinrtor look 7fl: ftwHrte,t tsM khip. .alH
tI,ri l snInf,crs a'a,; hSu; t"tn! rc.
AnintIcnn, b5,NUt nmoant atoat f5.!DUt American,
IIn!,4Q. -
, 1881-10-01

hALT1NoHE. Md. sapt. c.-FLOuT-1ii4har and
sitonas Western hnrerino. &5 u0i cxtta. tGX@
III; family, Il. .a4laD).
tN-WhoAt--Wostesn low1r md Ncats No. 2
Tater rcd. =nut. september md October tt.413tsl3
NHvcfntor. t.hSH9l.AlMi Necomboe, ti.a;1f4i G;,k.
EuEt-WnatcFn qHlet. closing casiHss Mixed kpNt ns,d
Sentem!Er 7jts15}tcs octuber. f1o7t,hot Novsn,.
ls lGsor: :Stta1s4c i'eeombcr s>sh>Sc' oats steady
aiN,
I'RovIstoSs-FITm. moss pork. Sal:i ltnlt monis
1;,sti31ldgsa and cGnr rlb h!dgs packed. N}ffallc
lE4aslGc LMrh-lteillci. 1X4c.
luTrEts-Fisln. Western EfAss, t532sc.
EHHA-LoWer Mt 1B1lyc.
lETlsUj.EttN-I1uIf. %. .. ...,-.
. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dnfis Rio cnrHoas- nii111He
EnNnr alrtHp; a soft, To- t..
ENTHUSIASTICALLY nj H.l9&1.4. .-..
FiElHItTA--fn livErpDU1 per Standardization,
a.!EeIfl; hnAf, 2si Henn, :Eti.{l.
HRCEttTs--Fl1ur L1iJ tflAt NhCat 6GfEH bur corn.
HlI!rMEXIs- " fcat. - 200 bu. corn. LOO bu
bALEs-Wloat, IS, ,tk1 III. corn, 317,42a bu,
, 1881-10-01


CA1rLE-Thefo waa betier tooltug In this hrAisc1.
OF tho mnrkot rhpro was only worry slight falling
OF In tho receipts The arrivals exceeding 7,OD-nos
was tho woather At MI favorable to outdoor opota-
ons. dtizzlng rain failing during tho areuter pars
Of tho day hut, notwithstanding these rotArl!nH cir
cnnatances, there WAS butter general donund than
on the two three preceding days. MD priccs With
out In any imtaucc showing any considerable NIL
vanco wore firm NIL a1onR tho l|no with possibly tho
cxaspon OF tln grass natives. In quality tho otter.
tnss dcrod but sRhtiy from. those Of Thursday. II
anything. tlcrd fewor fat cnttie. with tho ox-
ception of 3ihcad.whlcl so1i Mt t1hc highest prico
rad thus fur this tere wero no snIua nbayo
t6a. whl!o tho to.al OF sales At uyor tul did NOT
roach ~ head. Most Of the business wns iono nj
Fl153ta5 Tor com,non 10 good naiyu sbers nj tat01
aSi for Westorne, ut k1t2daaM Tor Texans, md nt
faaas3.25 for natve busellcrs' atun. stuckess and
feeders swuse hut .Io talked OF ntld only ltined
Number chanEcd hands, During tho dny tho creator
part Ut tho very largo supply tfrnu .0 10 12u1 cnt-
t!e weru IN tb yarts} worked OIL nnd ut tic Gloso
theEe Wns hotter 1oen8 tAnn las bou hppnrunt for
kotlo days.
E5tsn '., 1coveh-steots weighing lsolbs and
ChoIco iiuuses-Fnc, iii, ind woIi.iIrnicd '''0''
steers. Woinhiitx iGO 10 Ill Observation-Disclosures
..v.:s: "e..n
.ne lio6 y iu - @ s" "
,NeEhirk su !e 10 LVJ ibs. 7Saab0
io0 ~.
1sss.sissI 1ss5,, sGs sSsTsf
FaNts-Eer 10 .ANt8AN
, 1881-10-01

pntLAnxLrntA. Bept. N.-WnnL--Firmi tending
UPWARD, Ohio. PennsyIvana. Wc-t Virginia, md
Rhnve tsc. nxlrn. 45AtIc ,cdtu, #Ns4.e, coarse
5Lss .Uci SeT York. MictlHnn, Iudena. md Western
snu. 4U3 10, medium, ialic, courso, 37<cs wished
con'b!na md dolaIno, <ossoe; unwashcl do 2ssSc,
pulled. E5f1:LtE. :.
IIpsT0N, Sent; N-Monir-tn good aennad. tlhlo
cunsn noorns, 4ls471g; unwuhhesI uoeGs, lHdt:,ic;
cD.ihlnE mud ae1nlnc H3Gsae; unmashud combinK, II
-
, 1881-10-01
VETERANS,

5psetal Dhpateh to Ihs Chteaoo IttbHnA
6ouTn BEND, Ind, Sept. 3o.-A reunion OF
soldiers from Northern Indiana ard South
ern Michigan was held here toduy. Thcro
wore oy8r t,oo0 OF them registered. Gen. J.
4. Cornayun. Acknowledgement OF the State,
and Col Hugh 9: Kee,t; inspcctor::t:encral,
together inspected Tho troons In tiue. 1t IL
pronounced the most successful reunion ever
held In this Vicinity.
, 1881-10-01

HuFPAfu. N. Y. Hcpt 1--t3nAiN-W -Ws,eat hutl and
unsottiedi afD bu No. hart Duluth. At tin1}f.
torn nnn,tnai At 73{c cash md NIL options, Oats tfm
and wanted: 3lM bn mt Th..
CANAL Observation-Disclosures.
, 1881-10-01
PETROLEUM.

FtTTAnt'na. Pa, tppt. @-i'ErRnLKCM-ActtvA
United cortuIcnlcs lrroRulati closed at Hc. ro1ned
nc, Philadelphia delivery.
.TtruAv1LLE, Ia. Hnpt. observation-disclosures ut
!;1es hxhest =, M4os Lowest. :tias; eIossa, S!!<e.
, 1881-10-01

&1ettat Nspafsh 10 2As Gh1eaae 1ttbums.
KANSAS City, Mo-. 6spt aQ-0RAta-Tbs Psttl
OaTsnt tspoFtst Wheat-lteccipts, x,aD bu, ship.
msnts A1s but aE1n but Irregular No. 4 cash.
1eto6as fisoHt Ne, cash, tl.x33$i Ootpbat, u, ,x
Gosn-leGa!ptt, A4A tui sh!pmonH, l.li3 bui afmt
NO. !, cash. 8&1Act October, t4c,
, 1881-10-01
. DRY t1QOIlA.

SEw YnrtK, sppt D---Denant for sprlnK casst.
moros autlnRf nnd worsted cuttings by the ciothInR
trn!n continues satisfactory eunn vnods In steady
dcmands Light supplyl hrtn; cotton Hahnnia acHrce
Mn frrf ut tho ntc ntvnstcG prints III moderate de-
nland; shIrts and drtWers iHasEnV freely On back
QtLHta.
, 1881-10-01

s1s fss,s e sSs:ss sps sssse 'as e
~; & i, ,ers Hnd ho'fsss sx.ss: asas. ] To1aos fiai
@ 'sHss%t; t"ss u !ss demand
$, ' i'sss'S ';%st'e ss sssl, ss'ss: .pSsn 1.
ALBANY.
spttfd! re- Dtspatsh 70 Tha Gnttao, grtban~ ,,,
Sar:; INK wcst. srfst !!!eas'st aa ss:t
sS bS 1Ss11 %n @ " asso ftH sns RI r. Gha5
ss ta s's s"sas sise: :.ts sa
tSss & s.s S"Ss sa ssa
KANSAS CRY.
Special D.pateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
q; tt;sS! Fl! Ss ss*t % II sSs sS
fis$$:.sssi$!:: ' ;$ss;
ss @ sa te sss s's 'SSS& $asss
ssS 4 5 aSs s's's s?ss
!:ss$;: q AZ Ind sssssSs
oisclxsArt.
s aop pn;;nicd O." saa
soselps. @ sS 3 sh1p 1p%an. nS1s sS S|'S '"'enS'' fS
44O O$lNklkA
The cargo market continued weak, tho result nf
honvy recolpts. Bono mills huvO bCun running dny
ana night for wt1kA md crnMllnx solr nroluct ups,
tho MARKET Ti.n result has tcon slut tte oay wny
out Of which IL drop IN pFicda. As Will he sncf
fstrthur concession hRs been mAdn tn tho rrlru Ut
recc.stuf Npquote.
reS reS aS,sn rSsa ssn;
:sse Nxtfn roSa ai! aSks!y ats
t;rouI soal neiI. Observation-Disclosures. GxsisG
H,nndsra M9nTas ana ,a,ng ,sI5rs r. HtsW
Extra thinRcs.. 2GHs 3S
Following aro the ynrd prices cf dr. lumoor M M
n1cd b} tho tsudo, asecn lumber solns at aD por III
less:
:: ssis.s ssssas sss ss4 :n':4 ,os s'sst S
fst nd d. seeoa "l slsar drcssoi @
EMl1oF,,,S M M sst,t,i .Sn'oii. @
9a sdsk SaotSs oars aps!i lssis, @ S
s,"sk sk S"afs pfas @ S
FFcnsIIns F,sIns 1'E;s Ns 9saty. Is
SSS;iass Ssss'S;' iss;. Ssssi: SSS
'inet,s Hiets1n st1I,' st,iI II =; n r @
!n.f S,'sta vi tts' g KS 1e.lyc: i. IL
I'lckcts, HIT rough. ad g1o. iSi
s!ns oieaT. a
sGin*ies @ S
Of tho Lunibsrman's E1chanxe ior Sept, ii:
TOTAL RECEIPTS HINGE IAN. |.
1ssl...,... l.37t7i.Un GHSi3hCUJ
issQ. ...., LII d.u 41UuH,NN
Observation-Disclosures. 2257&aoM lG.Gs'0p
BALES AND BntrMEHTs Y1SCE JAN, I.
lumber. SHINGLES,
!Ai l.SA ton fIl;EM.NN
3N..............t... 1,Nt,2GMD ki.4J,uD
1norenso...."..............G GH,10,,Wo syHS,uU
LAKE nECxlrTs,
Lumber. ShiHaks.
ilH.u Ht+lEkuU
ls9.. lHl l1s.NU 4sUlD.Gu
lncroase..................' t43,3 yt,aza,Wo
, 1881-10-01

QETl&QIT.

lNblAaAF0LlA, Iud, BepG GA-0RAN-WheAs hrua
1t tN@7al.1. Corn psm It 1lc. Oats aEm ~ S0t1,so
, 1881-10-01

pErRoiTs Mich, Sept at-TLouz-y1sm and un-
0kkld-Whsst Qulesi No. ] xhit&. sLsS3S; Hsptsua*
, 1881-10-01

A0as-Wore dull and MuAk. Prices were not ma
.sIas5 oM1r wv 6a % at tho e1tS nf hnTsday eGt {q
day. lo2r g primo !leh! sol u u Aka5M ~ Mnd llol
A. A. M'oa4s1 T. tot !!st ana at t%457M iar huayy
dg5an !. h!xhvr dg1ra than s7.al lilo quality was
ththor eboya tho ayosnIa tho proportion OF pour
days oi tho w9ok. There eales Ut sklps Vt tat
t3l,t The market DoseA stoady, with not many 3ett
, 1881-10-01
LUUISYfLLE.

LOUISVILLE. 6cpL M-CorTnH-Quiot; o. l1}{a
tL0uR-Acttvo md hrn,, extra, ta2sa3,s0; extra
family, &Ssaaai 4 No. !. UtmaiE, choica fancy,
$dpl&A25
0nAiN-Wheat aFm, tLtsol,5p, Corn e,sady ard
efmi NJ: white Eot DO mI1ed. 1sXa Oats dull,
. .t,N0ylsi0Na-I'ork and primo steem Iasd noMian.
Hulk Wnets qq!ot, shoa1dsfs nnnnsli olcAt rib. les
WAlAkY-HtHxdyf ILLS. '
, 1881-10-01

hnt ai4y't: 0s,o.eF = 2 @ n1ts !c"r tli' So,ow,or3
whlte, tLsU4i rccepts AApQ bn, shlp,enta. MGI bu.
, 1881-10-01
pNnIITA

FBoNIA, Ill, 6spt. D.-1RAiN-Eorn dsmt higher,
high m!xsd. tQH07loi mixed, T0<A70}{c, Oats nrnl;
hlahari No. : white, 46}s@&}to4 ire nrua, h!Fhori
Nc. l. sL1ayt0LlSx
HtI99Ha,W,;Mks;1vgt!Hs,ih hIgh.st sales etll.l7
1.a1o BY! re. n but barley. nono.
= MSaIr49ATa1Mheat. IN 1,4u 6ul corn, &1tO hu; osts,
etl2a bur Eyes wv hU; barley, nonB.
, 1881-10-01
TURpENTISE.


W1l.M1SaTuS, Bept 2a.-Srtnirs or TCnrExriSk
Unchanged.
, 1881-10-01

C0r'1'OS,

OawEao. n. r.. Hapt ao-t'IIafN-Whcat nfues.
Corn qntoti No. 2, ia.
, 1881-10-01
YEJY.INr MACHINES.

Mental depression, wcaknaas, and general de-
bilty promptly cured By 1rowtl's Iron I}ttors.
, 1881-10-01
RAILROAD II1lJy-T1lDIE

49, 1.--
A IlAIvAL AND. DETAfTU1E IN
4 n,,THAtHs Ut, ExfLAsArtUX ~ RErlnrSur
MAnk@.-f Saturday p1ccpied. sEundaY nrcnnist
!SiondHy accepted. }Dn!ly. ~ 'As'p'""'
Chicago u Northwestern Railway.
f0rA u, .Cards H,o car Accommodation
and depnt eurnur ot WoIls md KinSla.sts 1i''se'
, 1881-10-01

IU1lNlElk4
The cargo market continued weak, tho result nf
hunvy receipts. Bono mills huvo bcun running tlny
ana night for wtekA md crnwnx tAor nrntuct upsn
tho market. TtG result has bc0n slut, t,e only wny
out of which IL drop IN pFicda. AZ Will he sncn n
fstrttlur concession has been madd tn tho prcu Ut
p!ccc.stEf. Wp quotps
, 1881-10-01
ALLEN INSTIT[1T

DelEltfIly situated In hest part Of tho city. For
boys "nd girl. Of tn aJyears rvparcs fr ba.t col
@ @!eRes. " eFnfuatas students hers A. few bpnrtnr
rlp1h rtGNEtd lntu tho family Of tho f'fsHdunt md
I,J Gully Il EaTe M:iransaaes ha ane.r.nth ,0ar besins
lila WILDER Ai.t.ES. Ll..iI, President,
ltt1 MtEhIEhu- -hY,, EhIlnun
, 1881-10-01

i.-t1n Hatue.iay night 10 Gl!n.an mir.
t--On Saturday nl1flt runs 10 pauriA only.
Wabash. NJ. Louis 4. I'ncInc Railway.
unnn jlcit0t, atnfo -and 1wntftb-sts, All statott.
cnrn tun to tito tlup,t. and wentvoTt-nv carN nsM
Mlthinn nno tnck- rickut uneaa, Il Suush C!nyk-st,
Palmer House. urd urand Pacific tiutai.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-11-30


An eastern newspaper has taken the
trouble to collect very full statistics Of
the silk manufacturing industry in the
United States, and the showing is truly
wonderful. The silk imports Of last
year were, IN round numbers, S33,3OO,-
OOO. and the value Of home manufac-
lures exceeded this sum 10y more than
ID half million dollars; and vet, until
quite recently, We imported nearly all
of the silk We used Our imports are
now mainly confined to dress silks and
yelvets OF satins, We make five times
as much as we import, and OF sewing
silks, machine twist and floss, nearly
thIty times AS much. 1t Is in ribbons,
however, that We chiefly excel, the
production of last year reaching over
SG.wouuO, Bud IN this connection la
dies are informed that most Of, the
elegant trimmings. frills and furblows
sold to them as of Paris make are
really manufactured in Connecticut
and New Jersey.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-11-30
CONGER { WILCOX.
Valuable Plantation for
Rent.

l will rent for the year 1882, on rea
sonable terms, my plantation, II miles
south of Waco, on the east side of the
Brazos river; 500 acres in a good state
Of cultivation and under good fence
Plenty of good water and tire-wood
and an ample number of tirst-class ten
ant houses, all in good order. Apply
to f. NJ DUNKLIH, Galveston.
or TO J. w. SPEIGHT, Waco.
oct1ld&w2m
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-11-30
FINANCE AND co MINER CE
The Home and Foreign Mar
keIsIcSI erday--GcucraI
Reports

Fx.,r1xrR OFFICE, November %.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-11-30

ERIN. glory Is his hat, and when he wears one
I.nf4I. 1 l.. L.. i L
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-11-30
Great outrage.

How many people, both in town and
country, who have been imposed upon
by outrageous prices of goods. To
avoid such prices we give you fair
warning. Stoves, tinware, queensware,
lamps, etc, etc, can be bought cheaper
of J. w. higgins & Co, than any place
in Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-11-30
AJwoy. ,scnr Him Wind.

That if you want clean, easy shave,
an artistic hair cut, a faultless sham
poo or any work IN the tonsorial line
the place to get Just what you want is
at Arson u Nebrcs' tousorial parlor,
part of John Wold's stand, Austin
avenue. Sharp razors, clean towels
and prompt, courteous attention.
nn1tr
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-11-30
Ehc GRIND Central.

A special feature of the Grand Cen
trail hotel menu is unlimited quantities
of pure and fresh sweet and butter
milk at all meals. No other house in
this city attempts this luxury every
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-11-30
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK, November %. Noon
Stocks fairly firm. Money 5m6 per
cent. Exchange, long, $3.50; do short,
S4.S4. State bonds are inactive; gov
ernmeuts quiet and unchanged.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-11-30

Under the experienced management
OF Mr.. j. w Scarborough this hotel
has gained an excellent reputation and
ranks as the best III Waco.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-11-30

DO you know what it is to suffer
with piles? Ifyou do, you know what
Is one OF the worst torments
of the human frame. The
most perfect cure il Kidney Wort
1t cures constipation, and then its
tonic action restores health to the dis
eased bowels and prevents recurrence
Of disease Try it without delay. The
dry and the liquid are both sold by
druggists Globe-lw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-11-30

Dear ladies, if you want an exquisite
toilet sponge or genuine chamois skin
for polishing your jewelry or silver
ware, come to Tucker II Willis's Lion
drug store.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-11-30

Examine Horner's stock of per
fumery, soaps, hair brushes, tooth
brushes and fancy goods of all kinds
before purchasing elsewhere.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-11-30

Another lot of those popular I'M
laundricd shirts just received by
Sparks, Mallory X Allen. Those who
could not get tine sizes wanted in the
first lot can now be supplied. Call
nurlN
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-11-30

Behrens.
The unprecedented success IN our
grand cloak, dOlman and wrap sale
induced US to cOntimeu this sale for a
few days longer. An elegant cloak
for i4 80, good value 81; an elegant
cloak for Sc 80, good value SO an
elegant cloak for 81 80, good value
$ll an elegant cloak tor 50, good
value S14 an elegant cloak for $l1,
good value SIG an elegant dolman
for 81, good value $40; an elegant
dolman for $11, good value Sl5 !;
an elegant doIman for sic, good
value $40; All elegant dolman for
SIS, good value so. Elegant fur
trimmed light beaver clOaks that
formerly sold at $l5, reduced to
S12 90. Our cloaks, dolman. wraps.
etc, must be sold, and will offer
prices positively out of the question
of competitors. Remember you save
from 81 TO So by examining our stock
before purchasing elsewhere. Re
spectfully, LEVINE Bros, Square
and Austin avenue.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-11-30

The best three-ply reinforced shirts
to be had at Sparks, Mallory e Aliens
popular clothing house. Only S1.25.
See for yourself and he convinced.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-11-30

LIVERPOOL, November 29.-Noon.-
Cotton quiet. Uplands, 6 9-l6d; Or
leans, 6 ll-l6d. Sales, 10000 bales
speculation and export, 1000 bales
receipts, 5000 bales; American. 2,pOt
bales. Uplands, low middling clause
December and january delivery
Is l7-32d: February March, 6 23-32M
6 ll-lGd; March-April, ga 6 23-32d
April-May 21-32d; May-June, 1916;
June-July, 6 27-32d; July-August, 6 TIC
Futures are steady.
3p. m.-Futures are firm.
$3.50 p. m--Uplands low middling
clause, January-February 6 21-32d:
February-March 623-32d; March-April,
90; May-June. 613-l6d; August-Sep-
TENDER, 7-16d.
New YORK, November 29.-Noon.-
Cotton is quiet and steady. Sales, 702
bales. Uplands, he; Orleans, 125 c. Flu
lures quiet; November, 1L98c bid;
December, l2.00Gl201c; January, 1919
@l22Oc; February, 123S@12.39c !;
March, l2.5Sgl2.59c; April, 12.73@
12.74c.
ST. Louis, November 29.-FIour
Top grades better; choice S6.l5M6.25;
fancy, S6.55@6.S0. Wheat opened
higher, then declined, but reacted, and
closed at the highest point of the day;
No. , red fall S1.3E@l.313I cash,
1.3l5a@L3l8 December, SL355S a
l.37 January. Corn higher; 63l a.
642! cash, 63l5 December, G3%@64l /
January. Oats easier; 46lf cash,
1915 @46l4 December; 46@46l6 Jan
uary. Rye slow; 95l5 bid Barley
steady at S5ca115. Pork firm anG
slow; Sl7.25 bid January, $3.50 bid
February. Bulk meats slow; loose lots
old meat shoulders, 6.30c; rib, S.S0c
clear, 9.30c. Bacon quiet; shoulders,
Sc; rib, l0c; clear, 10l1c. Whisky
steady at sll6. Lard nominal at lie.
CHICAGO, November 29.-Flour is quiet
and unchanged. Wheat is active and
firm; No. Chicago spring, S124l
@1.24l2 cash; Sl.24l4 November;
SL2455 December; SL25l5 January.
Corn fairly active, shade higher;
cash; 5S15c November and
December; 5SHs@59c January. Oats
moderately active, higher; 44l5c cash,
November and December; 43l5c Jaau-
uary and February. Pork is active,
firm and higher; Sl6.50W1700 cash,
November and December. Lard active
firm and higher; 81 q cash and No
vember; S11.15 December; $11.35 Janu-
AIRY. Bulk meats moderately active
and higher; shoulders 6.40c; rib Sc;
clear Gle.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-11-30
Bath and RarbershOD
PHIL BAIL, PROPRIETOR.

Fest IN the city; services Al In all depart
mruts; charges moderate. Visitors ar" iuvlt-
eel 20 call. Nipns N'a~par and other accom-
p!i he'd artists 40 your command. ''Tl Z
Gen trail on Austin hvcnua apiItr.
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Steadily Emcrcnsing.

A large stock assorted fruits and
vegetables. A large stock assorted
preserves and jellies. A large stock
assorted California fruits at
]. G. EAToN's.
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Horncr uses nothing but Ed Squehl
preparations in filling prescriptions.
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Wells Health Reviewer, greatest
emedy on earth for impotence, lean
hess, sexual debility, etc. 81 Druggist
Ippot
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II You want to make your sweetheart
ii handsome present Go to John q.
Ilorner to get #.
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You can get present for your wife
or husband at Hormer's, No. - Public
Square.
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hECElfiSbh RAIL Io-DAh.
II. and T. C.-Ten cars merchandise
ears salt; car lumber; I ear apples
car cotton seed.
T. and ST. 1.-Two ears lumber.
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New crop citrou, Just received 10y
r. NJ ,pSIi,tT
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Fancy new crop Muscatel raisins,
just received 10y j. +. MARSHALL
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SH2lI.a.

Coffee A, ll15c ID.
Granulated. PIC ID.
Cut loaf, 12I5c ID,
Pure powdered, l5c lb.
At J. c. EAToNs,
South side square,
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;eceipts for the day l25 bales.
THE LOCAL GROCERY MARKET.

This market has been running along
quietly for some days, and may be
termed steady and firm. We quote:
From nctnnl inbbinE sales Yesterday
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For You,
Madam,

Whose complexion h etrays
some humiliating Imperfect
ton, whose mirror tells you
that you are Tanned, SalIOw
aud disfigured in cOuntenance,
o. have EruptiOns, RedneSs,
R0ughnesS or unwhOle sOme
tints of complexion, We say
Use Hasan's Magnolia Balm.
LISA delicate, harmless and
delightful article, producing
the most natural and entranc-
ing tints, the arti'icialit y
which no observer can detect,
and which soon becomes per-
manent if the Magnolia Balm
is judiciOusiy used.
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Fancy goods in a large variety at H.
Behreus.
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THE LOCAL WOOL AND HIDE MARKET.
In this market nothing at all has
been done for several wee ks. All mar
kets are quoted firm, but dull. Our
are unchauppd.
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LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

There is nothing doing III this mar
ket, and we quote unchanged.
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AUULTERANTs OF OLIVE OIL.

The oils employed III the south of
Europe for the udulteration of olive
oil are the oils of coiza, sesame, cot
ton and earth nuts. When COLA oil is
present it may be detected by the sui
phur it contains. A sample Of about
lO grammcs is sapOnitied III glass
capsule with an alcoholic solution of
caustic alkah free from suIphides.
Tins mixture Is stirred with silver
spoon, and il the spoon Is blackened
cola ur some similar oil was used to
sophl-tIcatc the OIL. To detect the oil
of sesame add little sugar to ny
lrochlnrjc acid of ~ r., and with tins
mix ana equal quantity of tine suspected
article, shake up the whole well, and
amy trace of sesame Will he shown
10y red celebration. For the detcc-
ton of cuttuu-Serd oil am equal vol
umr of nitric acid is added to the
sample. and If the adutcruut Is present
It Viii reveal itself 10y Impartiug "a coffee
color tu the mixture when the latter is
stirred. 70 detect oil Of earth nuts
incorporating as the oil of the olive
tree Is "a somewhat more difficult task.
The sample Is sapuuiied with an alec
hrhc solution of potash the soap
separated us completely us possible,
heated % cxpcl all of the alcohol, and
treated with AS much hydrochlOrlc acid
AS will ucutralizr the alkal. The fatty
acid floating ON the top Is then collect
cd and dissolved III boiling alcohol
from which it separates III a white form
characteristic Of earth nut oil.
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which bring all its influence to the soil
here, but sometimes gives us severe thun-
derstorms, though much more depends on
local winds to dry the moisture. don't
think there is place on the globe with
the same advantages that this Peninsula
naturally possesses both for cereal and fruit
culture, and just here, permit me to say
that | have seen goodly portion of the
globe
In the countries on the other side of the
Atlantic, as Tyrol, Cape Finisterre and
Viso, up to Oporto we do not find peaches.
| never saw them in the markets above
$50 to 400 n. latitude From Morocco to
Gibralter they are plentiful Peaches
grow here in about Az n. latitude plenti-
fully, Notwithstanding the storms which
prevail between the parallels of 400 and
45o \. latitude. If we could induce the
above nationalities to immigrate here we
would weather all the storms better.
The social quality of the people here is
strongly in their favor. | do like them
frmly-like to live with and among them
just as well as l would in my birthplace
They are free, open and generous people
in every respect. consider the principal
groundstone for these good qualities flows
out of 4 wholesome understanding between
one another in their daily social life under
the protection of their banner with the
omblems of Liberty, Equality and Frater-
nifty. This feature every one reared under
a Monarchial government will plainly see
here. 1t is the country for immigrants
whether native or foreign born.