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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-29

The llill-l,sro Fir

Full details OF the extensive and disas-
trous connagrati0n Mt llllsborn will he
found In another column. II was nv all
odds the sclercst visitation our sister
town has ever known ami the sympathy
In Waco for those who are losers is zen
eral aud sincere, All towns, though. have
To undergo such experiences and the les
son will hardly Ice lost on lIilsboro. In.
proved construction nt buildings and ap-
pllanc"s for lighting fire must follow rs Il
necessary sequence. We trust all the sui
ierers may he ahlr 10 rccUprrAts and ir.
pair their losses Our ilicni, Mi. Gollrdyr.
OF the llillsb0ro Mirror, who is IN town.
SAVE he will ic,umc publication Of his pn-
per Al the earliest practicable day. lie
lost every thing cN rpl the printed ION one
side edition Tor TIL, week and his book.
lie viii have 10 purchase new material
throughout. He has built upan excel.
lent paper. of large circulation ami de-
serves all the success hp has achieved
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"Ibs Great Southern S''''

"Brazos Chill Cure, ,g,. u.
ranted Tor the cure OF Ir,' m,a1
isa positive antidote I9I o.. I R''.,
has no rival Ms a tonic io' i.
matte causes, aud to l9cS
ences, and are attended wv W,
lowing symptoms, such s. s,J N \,
lite, aching of the back i. aIg h
yerishness, severe heau oSi,i,,. "a
ton to get about, low 'pl. Di ,rs
ness, chilly sensations, . h5p ,s,l
t teri, mai IN bilious, rg ,1 .a,g
termittent fever, we woaI55 , mi
YOU keep a supply on i. MIA tla,
time and take a dose three I,s.. an,
No other medicine is new .'ynasrl.
yery concentrated ana P no,.cn
effects In removing and no
ments from the blood' a bcrter
appreciate this warning Ti Is.
farmer, who is more , q, ~ e
to those atmosphere po' ,,,rb,ri
in the tall season, whem en- COO
crops in the midday s,uln uI {
and and heavy dews Of ..l moT ,rg No.
those malignant feyeT ,,o nix re-
lent, and 70 them We a %o ~. Chi
to take a dose of "BTaLO' n III.
every morning on rl;l liisSb I'D
avoid the danger of m iine snj
saw nothing Of the N gun .tryc
say saved in tie end NO; NO M pIes
arsenic. The physician, r dra
recommend it. ASK yTPS Price 3
il and take no other
tie. Prepared only Iyl,G Dy & v
Wsci
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-29

For the pnst fifteen days things have
be- II mixed strikes In the north, cyclones
10 tie middle aid western states and ran
storms at home that threatened to wash
away our brightest hopes for prosper
Gus fall. Now this il over the sun shin,s
with rXaspela'ing warmth, cotton Is pros.
pcIing and j c. Eaton has grded up his
loins, and with increased determination to
do biz business will sell tho hoat
goods ut the lowest living prices.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-29
THE CITY.

-llottcr.
The melon crop still holds ont
No serious ,ichnrss IN the clty.
Peaches are abundant and cheap.
The railroad switch question is ull NJ .
sea.
MIR. Geo. Mccall came in from Beiton /
lat evening
MIR. Charles Smith lett ON List evening T.
train Tor llllshufO.
Mr.J. c. Evanspasscd through the city
Yesterday! going south.
Another storr oppositc the narrow
gauge depOtis going up.
-Thermomcicr crawling up. Eighty .
eight yesterday at p. III.
A large portion OF that old ditch on
sixth street i. halt Jul ot nice green
water.
The trustees OF the city public schools
have meeting at 3 u'clock to-day at Or
Wilkes office.
there ave arc ten carloads OF goods
at McGrcgur tor the Texas and ST. Louis
road from the cut, Colorado and San
t. Fc.
"A vcry ser nus .tnbhng ARRAY Is re-
ported ~ having occurred at Bo.qucylir
estcrday, in which boy was hadly cut
by two men.
"A lady from the country was in tho
city to-day looking 20 ilnd her husband
anu returned home m considerable dis
tess OF mind.
A new and elegant billiard room Is
hcing opened In connection Win the Pa
cilc hotel IN one OF the store rooms on
the II Fl floor,
-IhIc Was crushing sound rs il ID
meteor had struck the earth and rat Ing
and juggling rs ia hundred pHncs Of
glass were broken. when the aunlcur bl-
Eye list came downOn the brick pavement
last night
Tho ladi,soi -. riui's guildrcmcm-
hcrcd the weary yieils oi the printers Inst
night and sent In u huuntliW supply Of
most excellent lemon sholhct. Tor whirh
the night force OF the Examiner returns
many thanks.
theatre nnd SIX eases me- ~ p,hyig Tbqn
the county court, four Tor assault and bat
cry, ore Tor carrying n pistol and one
for false imprisonment. The complaints
were filed by the women otthe establish.
mcn,.
by an election tor officers OF the Waco
l:yceum MIR. =. Burrsuu Is president. Dr
w \. Howard viCe-prcsilrn j. T. Hnr.
riaon, secretary, r. II Rogers treasurer
j. NJ. johnson, scrHcun'-nt-arms IN,
lyccnm meets every Thursday evening il
Justice Evans courtroom
-Wcarc requested by the friend, %
Col. u. ID. Munro, who saw hun ut III,
GermHna grand hop anl R!eFlmcis gar
-. ,u....,uCy wuuid be pleased 10
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A rCTGON SALE.

On saturday, July 10Th, beginning be-
tween 10 and Il o'clock "a M. will be sold
at auction the stock OF soddcry harness.
brides, and other leathc, good. saved
from the. recent fire in our house an
Bridge street. this city. The sale willmkc
place at our old stand, corner Bridge street
and publ, square, sale without reserve.
O72SI2t SpARRA i HERBELIN.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-29

II there ever waE specific for any
one complaint then CHrtcr's Little LAYER
Pills are specific Tor sick headache, and
ever woman should know this, Thoy
are not only positive cure, bat sure
preventive II taken when the approach
IL felt. Carters Little Liver Pills act
directly upon the liver aud bile, aud in
thia way remove the cause Of disease
without first IN king you sick 10y
weakening purge. II you try them you
VIII not b. disappointed, Sold 10y
Tucker x Willis, Waco, rcxRs,-725lw.
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= SAP FATE.
Particulars orIhe brow OF
tlin. Wallace.

The anxiety to learn definite news OF
the fate of poor Cliir Wallace yesterday
was very great and during the day ali
persons supposed to have means Of
knowing were piled with inquiries for
late news concerning the unfortunate
young man, A telegram came in the
forenoon from Temple, from &. 7 Wal.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-29
Fresh and Fine.

just received 100 pounds Ut choice
butter, 100 dozen fresh eggs, 20 bushels
Of sweet potatoes, 20 bushels OF Irish
potatoes, one lot Of cabbage, 1000
pounds OF choice sugar cured hams.
breakfast bacon and dried beet Cod
fish, muckerel, in barrels and kits. "A
large lot Of choice sugar house molassea
and Louisiana sugars, in fact, everything
imaginable good to eat. II you want 10
deal with house that furnishes every
thing IN the grocery and country pro-
dure line. Try us
72Ilw MOOHE Il TucMpsoE.
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Fun For Monday Night

On Monday night, Jmy 3lst cal""
bali will nc given at DcFrancis garden.
Admission Tee tor gentlemen iiity cents
The ticket given in exchange for this lee
will not only entitle the holder 10 dane
ing privileges, but also to refreshments Tor
two-ice cream, lemonade. etc. TINS Is
very liberal and good time is aNsurcd.-
-.IA.lLt
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To the Bap,i-, CONGREGATION

will not he with you sunday. Elder
IL. I. Morton will preach lor me. This
notice Is To call your attention to thc Hhso-
lutte necessity of paying your monthly
instalm, nts To- the building mRd. The
work l. progressing rapidly The work
men nlusr be- paid each saturday. Two
insIallments, June and July, ARE now fully
due. A large payment must be- made to-
dsy. win you pay these installmcnts To
Mr.. ilumphries to-day Respectfully,
Is. IL. tAHROLI, Pastor.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR STATE SENATOR.


The signal service bureau reports the in
dicutlons ior today tor the West Gut
states, partly cloudy weather, locd rams
and variable Wiuls mostly souhcrIy
stationery or higher temperature and
nI,.s sIlrN.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-29

Why don't You try Carriers Little
Liver Pills. They are Il positive cure
for ok headache, and all thu ills pro-
duccd by disordered liver. Only one
pill dose. Sold by Tucker x Willis,
Waco lcxas.-726lw
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Nerve and Ionic ~
A most splendid nere 'oi'

A most splendid neHe'oif
alive. A sure and speedy
nervousness, wakeiulne'''
We are frank to admit lhA
ELIXIR has no real OF 3D.
properties direct in IL TO
that its quieling lnllde
reached through It's tome
system, and when the iolI9 o..
are experienced by the NAV.
NERVOUS HEApACHF, NErR'l-
TIsM. NERVOUS pkOSTEAil.N'
by excessive drinking ll'
which naturally produce q.
energy and impaired 'lIag
that this POWERFUL ELlAl'
ed to restore the neTyrs % I
condition, thereby giving W /,
newed strengthen he "I.OF =,
derangCd from oYerWo!A " !,
Ask your druggist Tor u 4
other. Price 10 cents lnl
Prepared only by TdcheI d "
Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-29

The most pcrfec, ,nl
binaiiOn known T." o''V s's
y, which ,i iron is Combined ne +
Is .,,e Success OF thus pnD, 30.
destined to become. \ niirPallt
most popular OF ali tI ,'u.l.1
IN use. And We lIesi, ''' i1'
eheapiy Cotton up rom,' S'
genuine constitutions ,up
,ng those alternative pona .,'a
10 rtenperate and ihyi ge,s
system when broken Jo 1u,''
disease comnonly 'T r'II
known a. dyspepsia ,n ,Jl',''
which nine,lrnllis OF all, ali o Y. I,'
mate, because when tb. Vl'
paired from want OF t6e u.s7
Ia go important in the .I Ji., ,'.''
w nih',, t'tIl u Is that lbj..r
many types ,u.ually c,ta'lt
lassl.ldt and sour ston,, H.
mental exhaustion, im r',,S
general prostitution Of n.
hVer complaint, iollosS, AZ %
and all diseases Of The NY
NKf and BLADDER. tG,, Dv4s
fearful aches known /, n'i
ralgla' hacksche and IVY .-.--
headache. And all Cow r,',.,
weak females, who M, ,Oi,''
good tonic To build m tI.l.
cannot find, We hUnfs,Iv ~
ora more certain r4me,r '.'
bottle is snlii, lent To may, y
wonderful medicinal I r',"
regularly acconlinr ,r
>our druggist ior lvrp 49,, .'''
ORATOR. AMI be- .ut. IA
Price - per hottie P
Tucker Il Willis, Wlro r .e
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The best offer OF the seasonl The
great clothing house Of Sparks, Mallory
u Allen will sell their entlrc stock u
summer clothing and line underwear Mt
cost for thirty days to make room Tor an
immense winter stock. A rnrr opportu-
nifty for gentlemen wanting anything in
hight or medium weight garments 72gt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-29

Those unhappy persons who suffer
from nervuusn' ~ and dyspepsia shuuld
usc Carriers Little Nerve Pills, which
ARE mnde expressly for slcepless. nor,
vuus and dyspcptic sufferers. Price ~
cents. All druggists. Sold 10y Tucker
a Willis, Waco, TcAHs.-72j lw
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Electric UUusuEgisA

Has undoubtedly he Is
ton of any medicine ma
consumption that ar ae
able TO find. 1t i,pnia'-
for consumption, and '.~
affected with a dccpsa,a
long-standing. A few js.
mediate relief, aud d lr4
feet n cure. It isyery Nol,
lungs and pleasant otw .
nights sleep, free ilomtaay
paroXysmS Of c0aghia. fr'
than the price Of a lali lon
Ask your drusgist for d
once; price 10 cent. and Nr
Prepared only by Tucker !
Waco. Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-29

Kentucky Whiskies,-It you want
straight good sour mash Kentucky
whiskios, call only for q. Conrad " Co.'S
Moss Rose Bourbon or Governors
Choice Rye. Ask your grocer for them
7gIIt
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CasOara Cn,tn

Ono OF the latest and mo
all liquid CithartCs, this eli.
ton i mndc with arupulg
the best and most careiMlg
rial. II T. with the gredite
we recommend this ven g.
harmless remedy Us being. .
surest laxative and cafhG'te
males and children. nov O. @,
habiIual constipation ali-.s
cannot lind.nnylhi z noef-
tain. 1t is comhirel With 4.
such II manner that The l.s
ca'cRra saGradn Is rouF tI
Ask your1lruggist FORT sol,
take no oth'r pti,etelt ,
Pr pared by 'lucke' { vi.
Texas.
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Iclcgrai,hic.

A day and night school uf telrRrHphy
has been opened by Mrs. H. f. Lamb,
formerly operator Of lexas and st. Louis
railroad. Studens will be taken On
reasonable terms. Applications received
at McClelland hotcl.-072Glw
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just received, two cases Of blci ehed
lO-l shceiing NJ 25c per yard, good value
Soc. At Lev inc Bros U723tc
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ON good land security Long time
low rates. Address y, Il. Watkin, ~ Co..
Dlllns. IeNas. IlnIlNM4M
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Educational.

The past year has been the most sue
cc-stul in the history of Waco Female col
lcge under the present administration. II
T. u mistake that Mr. Wright intends t.
r. sign the presidency OF the college. 60
Fresh turnip and garden seed, at Tuck
pr 4 WIi,'
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just opened, an elegant lot OF new
Spuuish and cream luces ut Il. llubers
81 lot
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important 10 DcaIers In Flour.

The peoples cIotntcrs--sangcr Bros,
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Waco Female College.

will open it, tall term with un excellent
faculty ON September It'll.
SAINT. +. WEIGHT,
07l2dSwGw President.
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sFor gent, furnishing goods, go to San
er Bros
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-11

lug, firmly bolted, and with four flanges
maze with eyes, SO that the piles may be
connected at any distance and bolted to-
gether--making one perfect piece of IN tn
ally protective work. The tops of the niles
are to be covered with fiat iron caps, upon
which the superstructure of the wharf Is to
be laid. Iron is employed to bid defiance
to the teredo, so.destructive to wooden piles
on this coast f'S
The balance oil trade which has been so
largely in favor of the United States for the
last six years is gradually melting away.
and, unless our exports of provisions and
produce revive, il will soon be wiped ont.
Inc excess of exports over imports in
December, 1880, was $5l, 514, $50, while
IN December, 1884, it was only $40, 7S2.-
Mississippi valley contains.2 900, 900 square
miles, furnishes 81 per cent. of the corn crop
OF the country, SO per cent. of the wheat
crop, ~ pei, cent of the rye crop, Is per
cent. OF the tobacco crop, "A per cent.
0 0d t ne cotton crop; that its people pay $50
ooo,oVo year taxes on whisky and tobacco,
ana yet from the foundation of the govern.
ment less than $25 100000 has Leen anpro-
priated by congress for the improvement of
its navigable waters.
Maine hopes to have a monopoly on the
ice trade next summer If the ice crons
fail elsewhere as in ls79-s0, the Kennebeck.
ers expect to employ 5000 men and 500
horses this winter, and to store |, $50 900
tons of ice. 'N'O'O
A new system of gold mining has been
introduced in Georgia, what is called vac
uum dredging-boat having been success
fully tried on the Chestatee river. 1t is de-
signed to raise the gravel from the beds of
rivers, washing the sand and separating
the gold from it. At recent trial the boat
raised the sand by the vacuum system al
the rate of from two to four tons every five
minutes, The sand was rapidly washed au-
tomatically in sluice boxes and the gold
collected in quicksilver. As the result of
three hours work $500 worth OF gold was Sc
Sl2. The sand was found to be very rich
and 1t is said there is enough in the rivers
OF Georgia to keep fifty boats busy for fifty
years.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-11
GRAIN AND BREADsTUFFs

HERE were no receipts of grain TO-DAY
worthy OF mention. Parties were in tbs
city from Hutchins endeavorng to contrsct
ier several carloads of oats, but the hos,
oiier they could get was fifty cents, which
was declined. Prices are unchanged brr
there seems to be feeling prevailing that
there will be q decline in both oats ana earn
We quote to-day:
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS.
WHEAT-s1 GOAL Is. as per grade: Niesr,yr.
sl w to 10 on street: 40 from store.
CoRN-ln ear, S5G90 shelled corn, 81 o.
0ATs-ln bulk, 52@55c.
RYE-Searce. We quote per bushel, 75@S,
BARLEY-Scarce. Good demand "a M
sacks, 81 40 - - ''V'S
FLouR-We quote City Mills as follows: ky
81 OO; xxx, So 65; extra 81 90.
imported: Xxx, per cwt, So 25: XXX, SIS
NAM ~ So choice family, "a % fancy q Is.
IoRNMEAL-Per bushel, 81 TO-
Two trains of wheat per day are now he.
ing received at South Vallejo, Californis,
The price has got up to $40, and in the
lace of a prospect for fair crops this season
sales are more free.
AS an offset against the stories of a famine
in southern Illinois, reports come daily Of
the fiattering prospects of the growing
wheat, which, though far less in acreage
than last year, is in splendid condition, &C.
cording to reports.
The Tucson Star gives detailed informa.
ton showing that 42,22S,755 pounds Of
wheat and barley were raised in the coun.
ties OF Maricopa, Pinal, Graham, Pima
Yuma and Cochise, and thinks that the
product of Yavapai, Apache, ella and
Mohave will swell the total to 100000
pounds. That is certainly gratifying eI.
hibit for so small a population, largely
gwen to mining, and leads to the SUPPOSE
ton that the arabic capacity of the territory
Will be found sufficient to feed the people
and make it independent.
a letter from Portland, Oregon, states
that the amount of surplus wheat in eastern
oregon and Washington territory this year
is 112,OSS tons, or 1886, 269 bushels, all Of it
ready for export. The acreage of 1852 will
be nearly double that of 1881, and more has
been used for seed and home consumption
as consequence, thus reducing the pro-
portionate amount for export somewhat.
This amount has all been raised in those
districts Immediately contiguous to the
railroad and river transportation lines.
Several other sources will be tapped TIL;
year by the extension of railroads, and II is
considered a safe estimate to state that the
surplus wheat for export in eastern Oregon
and Washington next season will be fully
5000, 900 bushels, and this raised by popu'
lation of less than 100000.
In Chicago March wheat was rathe
quiet without any material change. Or
first call it sold for Log, closing at LIT, al
eighth of cent better than yesterday. Con
tor the same month opened at 5Ii AM
closeda quarter Of cent higher, three
eighths above the day before.
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COMMERCIAL.

DALLAS, February i0,-The following
communication was handed into this office
to-day, aud rs II bears on matter that ali
our people are interested In, we give Il place
in our columns;
DALLAS, February q, iSS2.-Epiroa IIrn.
AID Why don't, you advise your people
To petition the railroad companies 20 erect
passenger depots here that would be nj
least clean and decent and out OF hearing
OF the vile aud offensive talk people are
now subjected to. Myself wife and dauph.
ter bore all these infections while waiting
Tor late train short time ago. Can't You
awaken your people TO an effort ut least 10
remedy this great wrong9 X.
The HERALD has frequently spoken of
the want OF proper Recommendations at the
passenger depots In this city, and particu.
larry OF the Texas \ paciac depot on la.
mar street. The officials of the road are
lully aware OF all the disagrceable sur.
roundtngs anu want OF room where ladies'
can be Tree from the intrusion of drunken
men and tramps and negroes of hirh and
low degree, and they have promised, 20 we
learn, that at an early day they will build a
depot here that will be an ornament 10 our
city and credit 10 themselves. I,ut
time after time has been named for the
commencement of this much needed work
until many have lost faith In the sincerity
OF the premises, and have quietly settled
down to endure all and more inilictions
'han are named In the above queries. 1t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-11
PROVISIONS,

THE demand for meats of all kinds in this
city during the winter has been greatly IN
excess of any previous year at the same
season, and 1t continues unabated. Prlces
here have ruled low compared with other
cities. Dealers here inform the HERALD
that the demand for lard has been so much
above calculations that IL has taxed them
considerably TO keep stocks or land sum
GENTLY large to accommodate The trade
This is owing no doubt to the isht butcn'
ering of hogs here. Corn has been so hlgh
in this state this winter that 1t has paid the
farmer better to sell it than TO feed 1t 10
hogs.
MEATS AND LARD.
BAcos-LonR clear sides, ls',o; short Gle"
II. q; breakfast bacon l3Ae. ia,
DRY sAlT-Long clear sides IL; short ele@'
llaic.
HANs-Cnnvassed 1874. ..,,,..
LARD-TlVroe laA@iSG: half barrel lS@lSAg
pails, 10 10 lbs lSa@lic. lbs. at N@liA:
The Cincinnati Ga2ette's estimate oil wv, wv
deficiency in the winter hog crop is l,VtV'W"
head.
The Price Current says the present com,
paratively light run of hogs is leading many
to the belief that the ultimates results WI
sAow greater shortage in the winter
packing than our January estimates inHE
Gated, and there is possibility that ,n,s
view may b borne out by the returns eut
we cannot yet see II in that light. Chleasv
has $4,000 moro hogs to pack TO reacn Iile
estimate, and the net supply in February
last year was 10000; but that city has
fashion of winding up with figures exceed,
ing expectations, and we think there Is iv'
likely to be any falling off from our es.,i,
mate for that point. Prices are high au Na
farmers will market closely. Prices a ~,
higher for hogs than can rcasonapy
be expected for them when the sea-
son for curing without ice shall close. =,
In Chicago March mess pork, opensgaa
lower, but better feeling obtained, ana tn .1
last sales were made at 1925, ten CEN. ..
above the opening call, and ten cents belo"
yesterdays close,
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FUTURES

HE transactions in futp,..
WIS city, as recorded u
exchange, were 500 bales of cotton ~ ", tie
rels OF pork, and 1900 bushels ot NJ iW bss
There seemed to be a decideSSInNeat
ieeiing In futures to-day in ali tSa bette
OF TINS country. Both in New ~" " lnarses
New Orleans there was an advaraoof k and
erai points, and the markets clo se o. sew.
iactorhy. In Liverpool there W wos salts
vance OF thirty-second for SOM wa' an i'd,
and like decline on Others since e / months
favorable. Ae' looks mor
NEW YORK, February lO.-Punro.
Irregular and unsettled, FIVE poin,s opened
close last evening, advanced to II % above he
put closed barely steady at II s6 TO- 4, ivt Aprl
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-11

J.. LIVERPOOL. February lO-The future ', mo,..,
IN Liverpool was fluctuating some mou isfs *
Vahced above yesterdays close, while otbsSs AZ ~
HSeueu' closing irregular and partially ratbs.