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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-09-14

rIlI PROPERTY 10 .LEArE ia dt-l.
~ able los situated on Franklin. Mar
and jackson streets, and eight ON South
SlI'l To- lease On easy terms, for i've or s.N
yea -. Apply % Il. u pARRO1I,
HI TA1tf Waco.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-09-14

lecturers Of Steam Eugipc4, Boilers and
Saw Mills.
ERlE, pENN., June 3, 1852.
10 whom It May Concern
{. A heating Esq, ui Dallas I. Xns, has
been appointed sole agent In the state OF
Texas, iOr the sale OF all kind Of mHchin-
cry manufactured by us.
EWIE CIY lWDN WuWKs.
by GEo SELpON, President,
New York office and wurcroumS IL
CORTLAND street
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FOR SALE.

A DukIl M COW amt calf, 70 twu.l,ur uIu
~ hritrr IL guoi gentle family bugs Iur-.,
onepouy one e ilt,u -prus wagon ami uuru,ae.
Laundry. nuIglw
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w >It3sp.

A RtLiAHl T. engineer To ram nu cu.In, iu
y cotton gin. Apply at the tNAu,u,t
office To ". a. 'sh ut4IV
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ao GSns 6 SI so Bi S S e s SS
Tq1ssry gu eoesfs 10 March, sT 7oasls DO sPIi s
Mess si7 55asS ,Sty dS si5ssiG 30 as to brand
Ness la S pa ST s 56 s2s 9F FAMILY o9 cs 81
CITY Extra India Mess Sc 5OdS27 6o.....BEhF HANS
very steadily held with fairly demand, sales 5000
h quoted 10 DO 10 %. lie fcgied hGudrrs 7c Picked
Ii anus lo@ O'tc' smoked shoulders, sac PC SmoSeq
s,' 5 Long Gle2r ssPrt Clear "a Long and
sgc Pigs she o. western rvvo cars sold at 7d,c. do
IN reriserstors quoiei IARi-NorSet openci about
Ter 100 closing drm at about the rates EXPORT
9i32s rePorS ae 225 Gs Prime T1, 3 e lam a sRa
prices loo tee January IN o2I5e 25c closing 22iad
-3c G,2jl February lr25 - closing 1T @
ooVV tgS March ia a La pc closing ll7 &c
AY ~ i35e closing li95o 5Jg e. g A9y go
40 Icsi II l5e. Refined quoted ll5oc Continent.
end ring full prices medium and common stock IN,
sweet Creamery 81 az CT state Hat Firin TUBS Fair
Shcice p a5e state Frku Diaries Foorto ChoCe 80 o.
Diaries Good ho,co a32c barry Tubs Poor 10
v% rOqzG Western E'Eg TeameIyb Chot'e mi ~ alton
creamery 96aS c. western nary Poor to Choice l5e32c
SnSy grades F 1ar or %d t 1T d1m iGo Others
quiet and steady state F1corv common to Fsncy,
9e l5sc Western Fiat Fair TO Prime sai2l2 Cheldsr'
3ds3 o... EGGS-MaIet dun weak and unsettled
eeaasyryas 4S % R'aiSy rfs.a soans
Fresh. 25c; Western and Canada Fine held 100 40
POOR 10 Good l2al5c; Timed Canada Western ana A'0'
RICE-Crchan~ed az ~ 2s.o, closing quiet
sPiCEs-Coves weaS PEPPER steady demand for Pepper
fair; jOObIng trade moderately active,
SAL1-MuderHtov active, steady.
SUGAR-Raw quiet unchanged, Far Ike. g5' Ieat gu'
trifJga. &c. sales Domingo. Co. 'oU mus
NJ jaSses sugar b'C. Refined sold pretty well AT e-I
prices, Loaf. lUa-c; Crushed iO2c Cubes l0c row
dered A., l00lOl~C.. GTannlatcd, 920Sh-C; NOUN ~
S2c Confectionery "a" S09lsc standard A. 5s~V.'
OF A." 5aG~-.c; White Extra c. S-GS4ci leuoW 90
do. os0Sc. yellow C" al yellow, g.; a sc o.
STEARINE-'}uiet ana about seady, "a e. 20 hLdS Oly
II &c, OleOma gaTtHe - ar'ne quoted l)aadllc
TTALLOW-Quite firm. sales $4,000 ID, s20o &C.
TEAQuie but aoOut steady the sale OF next luesGai Is
awaited with considerable interest
TDBAC COkenfr"kv trIni Lugs. S-2dl21c LuCSbl 2dSc
sales for The week hhds the demand h3yn ben 9ne
active Seed Loaf quiet; sales. 100 cases $50 Fennsyl
vsnia l2o-Oo., - cases, - o. New England $50 Oei
20 cases, lS8 Ohio 4ai2 2c; 200 cases 1850 "lsoOD-
sin. 3i.al2c 800 bales Iiavara Nec.0r. 20
WOOL Demand has improved Of late ID prices guiie
steady rule sale 1000 bs Uuuercialsi able Wisconsin
China Camel- stair 10 bales Mediterranean IS balee East
nestle Pulled al pr terms $50 bales Domestic
Fleece a. ,45c. 5000 hs DO elaine. 4Hc 1000 lbs ID
washed Western Sic. Ue 900 lbs. -uiug California. ZIG
ne OOO lbs Fa do Il o 200Ipl lbs -c0uiel d., Boo
Ms secured spring 81 rise; $500 lbs Fan Texas.
0--c: % 30 IDS. spring 10, u 0tjcs l'Oh IDS
secured d1 c 100 los Mexican i alsc and LOCO
%. Tuy "A
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good to best grades at 81 ss5 lower grades dull at 90 70s
THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC WARKsT4

DOMESTIC MAKE
BALTIMORE Jan Is. oou steady. Kidding II ,ic FlonT
dull Howard street and western super - 80
80 do Extra - 25qs6 25. FANNY &C. 4o@r3 og cry
Family 81 Joas7 - Robranda - 75ds7 90 P9iapsco
h aTS :, i i5 "a argaud 49, So Vest
s 81 ,o " 'lSSt Iea, SO Warcb ~ i37
April 81 ~ bid Corn--outhern White 80 ,,. no. re-
bii February. - 1850. March 7ulc aeked Nay Z. IT,
White 5oa C.. do Mired 5oa e. Penuayivaga. 5ga'se
i've dnl o. Hay quiet Prime 10 Cnoee fen'sv'Ania
qgo Ja our g9e S 9g' i iord 5u %hcn. ' ~
White Winter quoted - 3t4ti g. Corn slt'y Ni'n 1
G m, trscp f'c 0.-s au:tr so Mixed Western
5 90 ric. guet hit pii1nber large sales pend
Ing quoted oanaia Pc - Io 20 TE1- ri Wleot
Sc; corn 7i,c. oats 4lc uairUid rcc,ipts-Fiour 50
b.S N Psrsad ,n,-fol7 100 bs Wheat, $4,000
bush: Corn. 2Looo hush. Oats. 1000 bush ,.zse "A
rSbST - e l9 80 Wet seadT and fru No Rcd
winter Al 10; recopts 100 bush. shipments 300
bush Corn fairly active and shade higher. No 1l1c
So 6a & Ga' 1 EASTER 6 S az 81 o ai.S In fair de-
raud 81 ~. Pork dull anu nominal ~ 90 l' ir
Bacon sifidg and un,lanrrd Whskev steady at . It.
Of n G BufIer sie but not quoiahy lower sugar ne
aye and & S9t o. asas and a2E' @ s.
's G9aso Jan iFGar Qet and uachangsa Wheat
SAB lrc q no 5'ssadR oy IL .5s Is Eeected ec
Corn steady with lair demand at ~ 80 &c ca5h ~ ~
Relectsd Sc Oats dull and dropping, at 4t''e cash
Rye steady and unchanged Barei steady and unehansed
gs7i Mr6 az es7 APrl Ia Lard stead and DIP ~
meats shoulders g 40 short Ro = $ short Clear
oE4RoT Men. jan iS"Foar dun 81 7oaFe =
II Al 40 . Red aud No.2 White. no sal Corn quiet
So White. Sc Clover seed steady aqd Q1irt PRIME me
PHILApELralI Jan i3-Flour dn and uaclaneed nela
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49, l-SI l~-f $50
Nueai ''''f'--, ''.O i.'-I''ty rt..I - IT, -.. -
N"iu' "'A.- ---''.g 1871 .-.N'-'s ...I IT,.
81 I'M. l,2f- }o4 80. ,T2I -4t+fs II5-..U-
~, '...
GtNE ~, ,ti aiIi T.. - @ i Ca l
ii.Aii ia 80 "'.''' - I,'7 IA 'e
So "a iL,iup P.''. ','; - ma. a. &c, -
LAl u ~ - "a 49,, ray P aii '''i-i
d-l's7e' iilu, t!uo..g ~ @ " -.'. ,'
e'a5'r-- ip"u9 traits poo ioG' 'n,gI HiAtI 'ra-lc.
t"Net '"'' In, so rU H. - ''''-' o''' I'D C.
HOPS. Nport ara home trade slow; interior market,
ta A-l' Ices ICi4-1'' 100 --T' 1i 10
i7H rqt 10 70 pr, ro'' "a ~ .Ia p
Or-lf, 10 1'c. crop Oh - ~ al " IIhe' '44OC
800 a., t,v1 d 5 5, ,, a,i.t q, % nm. for
"ll ~ },.yi go. ',tleTit toi f5I,. .ira, 10
- % = -; n, 49,. d,,.a3 .,,g .,nrr ~
$500 - =. 80 -. 49, 'sr,. =, II L,-,S 80. 80.
10 49, t'i' ~ "a -Terre = - Id e.-..I -l,s ,
an - p, - ~ -. -, 49,. % t.r mia, ~ T
tons "nh3l rig al - uoer' 80 & ,'t s1el Dul uIieI
AMI ana .fIlT'1 al. l,ti.rIg ..Il I'm. x, -
'ilrs. % io1 IONS a. Az Ior4s' private terms an Id
t-- .t no No % & h., ti i '' 30 ~.
n. .t ~ ~. 10. FgIut,u ouofrl - 20. Coi-nc.-
3 t,r $50 and Si.q.,f Oi 80 for - and = 81 g3I 50
f,, $50. 49,. ifg f-rsi. 300 tons Ia, arrive mas,
N.r sd: A. go 81 and g5O tons tyu al ~: gliO'al - i0
~ | Wv, Orleans steady IL 1sqc7c for Fair to
n5 . e!ly being mo Igaa-t prices paid. Iu4rsct
G, so qu.' liter gJobns uaay oo Porto logo IN SOM a.
djsc Foreign Molasses Is quito steady aIbaoes quoted
80
sont @ r N Yn r. &nit i ~ noe e Sj
bat que :, s. 5aB1 40 the recent saies have rr.,q
OlEaN FBElGHT --Tr'de uu4l. rates weak ..... LIV-
POO. steam 2ju tons o. cake ia 81; Flour Ia H In
bDs snd - ID IN sacks Cheese 2oD25s measurement
HauaId uahe4 900 o- iouI Is iuA2i tiouf, Is lTlsL
pDs adl - - Sc ID sA.As Ohee5 @'$ 90 Bacon and
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pipioeno &btites.

oPYICK or CHICAGO, ST. PAUL MiSNEAPoLB AsDl
OMAHA RAILWAY COMPANY,
% BEOADwAY, NEW YORK Dec. 10, 1851
DIVIDEND of one aud three-quarters
~ 90 per cent on the preferred capital stock Of this
Company declared payable az TINS otce "a hr I'm
20 Oc kholers OF record a. the close Oi
business on The 81 81 dav OF December, lsS.. ~,
The transfer books OF the Company will be closed ne 5s
day OF December 1881 De reopcel Tie 15d DAY VI
January lss2 X p fLOWE En- lt@'sHel,-
THR IsfPorrrRs AND TT ApTRs' NATIONAL BANK oP
sew. YORK. NRw-i ~, Dee. ! "A POI.
4 DIVIDEND of SEVEN PER cen out
~ % the earnings q The last sz months 2is ioasy nssp
declared payable the 81 day OF anuary next
books VII remain closed ~ that aatS ,n,
EDWARD TOWNSEND, Cashier
FlpELuY AND CASUALTY COMPANY o. NEW. Ok,
No. 1877 BRoADwAY. NEw-YoEK' Jan II, lsszj
4 T the meeting of the Board Of Directors
"A Of this Company held this day, Dividend OF FIVE
PER CENT upon the capital stock declared payable
the leth instant The transfer viii
ds.e until the 35th inst JOHN n. CRANE
Secretary
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT
- 49,. 49, 1. u ! &

,svFs-r Unchanged; demand moderate ., ogl0a4c,
Eft~ AN-Firrl: supply uS''' '''
N,.-teru. ! -3C. -. Inn. Avn, for ordin.
- li,lius ry xrx1gs. ac Fair do, lDc Goe" -. so5
Prime 10 nc, 10 Good santos Vto[ f~or ,tGck
I'M <lu.r private teruS. WltnuAMA Lo-.
pafl bar G B ea loo bags Etsse az o1s s., i,D3s
"a 5O bags PtOlemy stOtA D. re nN N. Mt angi
Sls sss baes Mid grades qmet and uohha1t y, ms or
lava q 920c. singapore Il &C. yam Tsaoa soaIoc.
., po,ginsl shall c.; Porto Rico "9 &C. 49, o. q
q cora SLd 3o Mexican. II 2zt &c, N0vl. %
g., ApRostura- II lSc.; SsvShIAa' S24A@e'' O"''
G9-lC-
F COCO -Quiet. nomtnally unohangt
COH15A Gt- Moderate active ana 81 -,
SS166ptp 1ET sTOC About steady; demand moderate
SC8i l,ituu1iuous and firm Anthracite OWING 10
-. ann, d ., and the mild weather l. weak -,
'roTTCN spot Cotton quiet unchanged, saies 800
OOi ~ ,aIes LAT evening" including 300 bales TOT e1
- w ses Tor spinning zoo bales ior sIeculatoh Gnu
ft haze IN tlra t. Delivered contract 400 Oales te
,eipts az The ports today, 1919! bales against 5000
80 v week and 80 500 bales last year Tor the Week
LIS S ss .gsinSI $40 aales week and l"l.37s
- st vrqr since september l, 347O,Zl5 bales against
49, -22 bales same time last season.
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r1-RnpEAN F1NANcIAL WAX Ere
financial.

A IL who are interested in railroad business
n and neAs 20 statistics siould got THE TRIBUNE AL
MANAGE 1891. now sally. price - ssIti DglaAiL
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NEW YORK Jan f3Thc following gre me total net rc
ceipt Of COTTON go ue aforementioned p's sno" a"ut'n
rrRnprAN NARKErs.


LIVERPOOL Jan 1872 Do D. m.porE-rrlme Mess Eastern.
cul go. Western. dIu lt p. blrOn-t bertrand
Cut dun al 1854 short RIO dtu % = 5d. long Clear.
dul al a.. shoulder. dull 33 go Tor Brr-Inda
Mess du Mess, dru at no. Prime Mess. dun
Lard-Prina Western. drI az 't Iallow-F Prime
Citv sisidg at 44Gd Turpcnunc-opIts steady az IL.
ltosn-Fiuo dul IOG. Common -t'liv ~ H"p Chee'e-
r,,I1rau CD0lra dull AT 90. Lard here Flour
a, % vIrsd sfeadv n ) lpid Cottoa-eed OIL
steady 10 81 Turueuune-0nirlis nj LONDON Noay d
4lSd. ,
5lU ~. GENITAL Tor New 4zcd W estet !i 4L-- oI
western. 6lDi per Genital i0 cana han Wheat ~ ID
ClnD. iol idaIl Id for Ped Western Spring
LIVERPOOL, IAN. 1875 mIhe receipts 81 wheat ior the
I%yRo1 Jan 1880 D. m-Calcutta Lnsesd 47Gd per
quarter sperm OlL ~. per 90, tAg s 1osh 10, "a
1854 Spirits Iupehtne w. per S"I L.sun.s IStto
l-un Sd. sputs OF Petroleum s'9d@sd- per gallon
ANTWRRP Jan. l3.-Petroieum. II francs 70 ocntlmes
inc pale NiceIs Lard closed az l3s francs
90 centmcs per 100 siloA -, .o.., =, ~ franz.
HAYGR. jan l3--N c0Ks Lard cosed ~ 10 uAAos
90 ceutimes Per 90 kBes
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets
LONDON Jan 13-l23OD m.-Atlantic and Great Western
first mortgage irusees oertnc1les ~ ee 10 SECOND mort
1875 = pennsylvania Central. % vi READING SO .
per cent reates At - rrlucs tar tho account 49,
LONDON Jan. 300 p m uannc a1l oLehI W estern
first mortgage trustees certificates 4- 90 second mort
gage l7ii Er1r g. " second ccnsO@ lo NeFl ORR
ral 1877 IHnOs Central, 1861 PennsTiynnia Central
O. Reading J81- New York. Ontario ana western -.
LONDON. Jan. Ig.-4..U u. bullion with
ORA rrom the Bank OF England GA bainno- to-dayis
LoSDov Jan. 1900 mraris ndyices q1ote three per
Tentes francs IS for the account
LONDON. Jan l21UJ D. m-Ear silver i qu ted ~ % 81
PAaIs Jan Is-5.Oo D. m.-Exchangs francs
~ = CentimeE lOt CLeckA
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DRY DOCK SWINGS INSTITUTION.

84 AND 349 BOWERY
The Trustees declared dividend for the SIX months
ending December all deposits entitled thereo under the
byaws at tho Of cent payable
and after January TO- 1851.
CHARLES CCR1Tss. President
WILLIAM V WEBSTER, secretary
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Jlndrci1l.
THK GERMAN AMERICAN BANK,
WV NnnK. July = L-S'.

TIM GERMAN AMERICAN BANEt
4 T the annual election held January the
to,iowu named gentlemen were elected Directors oil
ms bank for the ensuing year: - 1891, ,...,,.,.,
THEODORE DRFGER JOHN r. PUPkE
MAR ELLUs HARTLEY s6lWiGEL NJ SCHHfER.
JOSHUA ufNDrlCk~ EN. TALLER
ALEXANDER kLINGES- JAMES N. IuORBUEN.
M1HIiT Il. LEVIN fHE6IEiCK vGN Der,
FREBE9ICE MFI~sNER. CIIAELEs F. woERIs-
en- ARLEs 4. ZOEBI~CIL ..
AT a SUBSEQUENT meeting n The Board Mr.. HFNRY
RO.HOLL was unanimously Reelected President and MI
CHAELI:s o. ASDnUs Cashier.
IRE huoRTEas AND TRADERS NATIONAL
DAM VI NE l" Jan. 10. 1ssa
4 I the annual meeting OF the stockholders
Of tbs bank held this day the following named gentle
duly elected ensuing yizi
RAPHAEL HCCHMAN. JAMES r. PLUM
He's = C. HULHERr RAND1LPH W. TOWN.
JOIN 4 L1vINGsToSS, EDWARD TOWNSEND
A S2G w4 2TEG F F4iP 3 s. Vo HFE
& sqP'squsnt meeting Of the Board Of Directors N5
laf2 2c sns . 2R nv 5AE Tas gn2T,2p re-
THE Liz oIS NAroNMBtNK
5YASBERBuT.AyE, NEw YORK, Jan. TO- 1892 )
4 T meeting Of the stockholders held this
Say Of aS SANK 6 aamsd sSns%e@ were duly elected
ArFREo yAS 'Ss4lXIvoonD FFHhE66fhlSSkb LkEEF&E,
MATHEW c. D. BORDLN.
And 'C JOHN 5H4s' II OF T 5Teli23 FOR '''"
ISAAC p CHAMBFRs.
At sn6segnent meeting Of Che Board IIoMAs E 1;
VAN TTE G11 i yi5 e renF r'u' 'nu If NED
The Bank Is now open Tor business.
J. H. p EDGAR, Cashier
TuE MERCANTILE NATIONAL BANK OF
TIE S SET. e. AAT an, 4of *, l.ss
4 T the Annual Meeting of the .ockholders
GENT @ s day t eecte S peso S S t e2s
ISAAC Y. PHELPs, SETH Il. MILLIHEV
G GAs Z nfI a}TES55FTG6G LE%i- S {53
FRAN KILN T.. JAMES. GrH ROE r. SARGENT
F FT{ fYSHEJLASD TiL LIN syIi422hN
WILLIAM r. MOORE, ~. issAACe WALLACE.
A. meeting Of ne Board Of bir..or held ma tay Mr
dent ''''0 WI p'2 Sr J6HS. c.saie .'
THR NAuov,L PAaK BANK or NEWBORN
Ss4 w., 6aS S iott AJI@ snaairv. l-s2
4 r THE ANNUAL MEETING TO-DAY of
a rho -to lAohcr Of THIS Bank the following named per
s o., ~'rI II d4 ~ chosen as Directors r.r
Frca n. 4 Potts. Petel Hs,dsn,
Eithald Batter. Ju.tus L. Bu.Al,y.
William II Br.edeu Francis II Lc.ge-t
Barlow W. van Noorhis + kel sg Wright
And Tor Inspectors Election.
stuyv.,ant iish'
Il slU-..rnut board. H.
D. x. wRIGHT. Cashier
TdE NATIONAL MEoIUl.> EANNIvG ASSOCIATION,
NEW. lOHN, January g. is-2)
4 the annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
O'Clock noaa tae following gentlemen were duly elected
'.''''''' TsE.;oE " rARy..
THOMAS 't. MANS.
wiLiTAN T. sCoTr
toENEfiCs 7. TtAIPsoN.
JOSEPH o.. MILLS.
W HUTCHINSON
II asrosol-ed that The said ANNA mre-ur De adjourned
q" iLt CAV or 1857 ut i '' ol
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DICHMOND AND WEsF POINT


NEW YORK. Dec. y. 1891.
Tho Tichmoni and West Point Terminal Railway and Ware
house Company having given o the stockholders OF record on
tr booz. Company iu 1881. the privilege
Of an or pcor, Jauulr 49, 1889. AT PAR 10 the
ncroasrl c the company so0J1I) 20 She exte to
tgoth-s OF their hodig. J-nury To- l---, in accord
ncc with circular dated December 3d. ISL Tho books Of the
COMPANY VIII o.. close. az tic rrI3t lou any %. New
YORK me -'nt tt O'Clock r m. January TO- and
r-up-urd ut g p'cluca b. m .tan1nr', l6 So
stockholders wishing 100 --..Lu" VIII give totee 40 'Ic of
fec OF o lee Dou44uy. so lij Broadway, Sos. York.
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NEw.N OKN. Dec. 20 l-.i.b
THE Interest due January |. l-SL, on the
First Nprtclge fon.- o. this company viii b, paid M AMI
after maturity presentation Of the proper coupOns Ls
j. >. AI.NNEDH * co. No o. William IT.,
New YORK JOHN $. KENNEDY.
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OFIICE " ON ONO t0TWEa1 HAn10aD % /
lis BRoADWAi. NV YoaK
COUPONS of the first mortgage bonds OF this
" company. due prrenber T. viii be- pad COr5in
BANKING COMPANY. 10 Broadway, NeW YORK
HENRY titAN - Treasurer.
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TIE ST PAUL. AglGSGAlOLs AAD y ANtohA h. X 20.
NEW YORk. Dee 80. ISL. :
THE Interest due January /, ls-2, on tho
4 First Mortgage Bonds rhe At PAUL MIN "a POLLS
AID MANIiOht HALLWAY COMPANY Also on tho
b. as or the t7u0ool ~ thr First py sion of te r.
PAUL And PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY wi4l b.
PAID and after maturity pie,r tl1n 81 thp Ter
pnns ~ the Of Mrssr- J KENNEDY a co. 40 %
NlIIul.st. New York. Gao. STEPHEN. President.
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Duslness Gbnnces.

% West i7th 81, sew- York Ciiy
VALUABLE SLATE LAND. pronounced
experts he not exceeded iu The state The quantity
quality such 10 Justify working large .cae tho
desiiUs 81 having person "a
sufficient capita TO join them and go INTO active OPERATION.
!uny lease laitA piyltgr ul pGr.
Chssc very low royalty. convenient Go yOuls VI ship
:. 5 THOMAS, Lebanon Penn
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DANKFRS and CAPITALISTS VIII want to
got the Tri1ult AInlllG r,- Lstl vs me hyIras
Cnfcd>tI-es L've4Ie tII lcDsli5Es s,los tn'b Puea
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HANNIBAL AND II Ju-tth kAiLkpAb tO~
broadway.
NEw- NOKN. Dee - ISL.
fE'UE Directors OF this Company have this
dec trPt a dividend - three aui 'fIf De cent
upon Preferred otOrA payable einc-ia t-britry
lS-2 oCs Tue transfer o.. ~ frrl- -tDce
viii be closed t O'Clock saturday. December 81
A { ftl afarv
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,rrcE OH WIZ. FAn.o 6 co. ,

QfvICE UNITED STATES FIRE Insurance. COL
llj BROADWAY, NEW So *. Jau- 3. lisa
GOD DIEIDEND.-Ihe Board of Directors
sfs1 have this day declared -Eil-ASN uAL DtVIDEND
OF FIVE PER tENI payable on and after thc i0 ms
". WILSON UNDkKHILL, Vice President and secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-14
MOBILE AND ONO RAILROAD 90.
\iNETY-sEVENTH DIVIDEND.

HOWARD
INSURANCE COMPANY.
SEMIANN Al DIVIDEND of FIVE ~ PER
CENT upon he capital stock ~ Company has hrln fe
pay and alter RI ~ DAY January n l.-2.
az the Olce VI The COMPANY. so. bb all-t
CHA-. A. HU L. Secretary.
OFFIcR OF TIE IMPORrERs TRADEHs' INSTANCE co
No. 100 bhUApNtr.
NEw iOKA. yth January, l--2. }
THE Board of Direction, have this day declared
seui annual "a videut ~ FIVE 3 per cent pay able
Monday The 10Th Inst DANIEL A SMITH. ~ecrutafy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-03

At $50 o'clock yesterday morning
the steamer FELTON, left her moorings at
French street wharf with q large crowd
which was greatly increased when she
landed at Fourth street wharf. This
was the Felton's first Sunday excursion
to Atlantic City via Camden, and a
large number of persons awaited them.
selves of the cheap fares offered by the
Feltop, for the purpose of taking dip
in oil ocean. On her return trip a
large number OF Philadelphians were
brought to this city where they spent
the afternoon and returned on the train.
The afternoon trips were attended with
the same large crowd who enjoyed the
exhilarating breezes OF the noble Della
ware as we'll as the ride on this fast
steamer. The refreshmcnt stands under
the direction of Wilmington's popular
caterer, Mr.. John Reynolds, were we'll
patronized. Meals were served on
board the boat in the best style as those
who partook thereof can fully testify.
The steamer Wilmington received
her share of passengers yesterday, both
on the up and down trips, This hand
some steamer has been literally pa
tronized from the beginning and is
doing a good business. The captain
and officers Of the boat are courteous
and obliging and everyone is treated
with respect.
The usual number Of people went to
Pennsgrove on the Susie Mccall, while
a large number of persons went to Cape
May on the Republic via. the Mccall.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-03
Recruits For Utah.
NEW YO6K. Julv Q

N1" IOhAI luy y.
The largest shipload of Mormons ever
landed in this country in manv wears
came to day il the Nevada. There were
1927 IN all. SO far this year q sbipload
has come every month and ore will
come every month for the rest of the
year, but none 80 large as this one The
converts are gathered together from all
over Europe and at stated times ara
shipped In charge of o missionary, The
missionary in charge yesterday was
II. r. Irvine and he was ACCOMPANIED
by thirty-three other missionaries,
whose two years term of duty abroad
had expired and who are going home.
These missionaries are we'll. dressed,
intelligent-looking men, and might
have been taken for conference of
orthodox ministers.
The Immigrants themselves seemed
to be much better off than the
usual run of immigrants. They were
comfortably dressed and looked like
sober, industrious working people.
The number was mostly made up of on.
tire families and there we're few single
persons. OF the Who'll number 500
were Swedes and Norwegians, and 1911
English, Scotch and Welsh. The 9th
ers were of various nationalities. The
Seandinavians were mostly farmers
and fishermen, while the British were
generally mechanics. Tkere were one
hundred children. Among the adults
the numbers of the M en- and of the wo.
men we're about the same. The ma.
jority were under middle age and there
were no paupers. They will start OH
the Erie Road for Salt Lake City and
will then be distributed over the Nor.
mon Territory.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-03

PETERSBURG, VA July 2 The pres
ent mixed condition Of the city affairs
is the general thyme # conversation,
and fulher developments looking toward
a final settlement of ths complications
are awaited with great in crest. The
question as to who are legally the officers
Ottbe city will be brought before Judge
E. M. MaBn to morrow. In the mean
tire both police forces 1re patrolling
the city. The 'moCrAtlc police re-
fused TO surrender the station house
to the Readjuster polict men, and the
latter have made their be dquarters in
the city jail. Guards have been on
duty AZ bot, rlNGes 10 day and are there
Tonight T j. Jar att, the Readjuster
May u. elect, zas not qualified for office,
and the present d smOcratic Mayor will
not recognize the Readjuster police
force. Hence no offenders arrested by
them will be tried by him. The Demo
cratic p lice are clothed in the regula-
ton uniform, while the Readj listers are
only recognized by Il star worn on the
lapel of their coats. The Democrats
have employed additional lawyers to
represent lem in Court tomorrow, when
the legality OF the officers elected to
both Councils will be considered.