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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-06

HOUSES FOR REM. bargains in real es-
IL TAFT. Apply to orlando Wheat, land
agent HnN notary public. WJrtf
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A sE, OND HAND CurlON GIN, seventy
"A saw " inship make, used two seasons and
III good condition, for SO. Apply 10 4 Il. Cox,
over state C"utIa Bank, waco. U72lW
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A GOOD REslDENCE ON Franklin street.
~ Apply to Wlll Jones. O72u
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EOIt ItENI.

nun JDIIN RINIEi,E place un south Fourth
L street. ROUmy aud pleasant, good well
and cstrru. Apply I" ". IL, WINS, at .urkor
y W!lllh'. U14lw
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rI'Hh MEKRIL FRUPERrY-hOuse six rooms
L with siN lots on North Eighth street. APP
T. n gs.

INOKAGE OF all Kinds Hay, oats, millet
IL and fodder, in bale or bulk, delivered In
anylArt OF The city. orders lett at JuO.
Marshalls Or Il y falners WIN receive
prompt SttrutiOu. WILLARD T., JACKSON.
Il Nm
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WE HAVE fUE SALE ON the Billie Iusk
w farm, miles north Of lrrd"ll, l,Olhcad
of extra ohio mCTluu ewes ], = ami rs ears Ola.
Information ran b" had from j. l.. sellers or
Y. u lusk uf lredcll
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wholesale Dealer IN Leather, Saddlery
Hardware, Patent BUGGY Tops Boot
Shoe Findings. AUSTIN venue
Mnnn lnrXua
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MONEY TO LOAN.


I AIDES WANTING FINE DRESSES made
l lNlll do we'll 10 call On Mrs j. Z. And Ispn,
NJ. 80, South Fourth st. Fine work especially
sud satisfaction guaranteed, VsHlw
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DRY GOODS.
TO.pAY's QUOTATIONS.

lV"uAl y NlpIAllbNd
,PRINTs-FreemHns, 8; Lodi d Gloucester G;
Harmony 8; Cocheco. "a Merrimac GJs; Green.
Wich, 81; Allen, &; Albion, solid, ~; Peabody
solid, 6]i; Peabody black, 6H; Simpson black
~; Simpson mourning Ga Gloucester mourn.
HEAVY BnowN MISUNDERSTANDING al, ~;
Indian Head, 81; Swift Creek, a. & 81. Euu,
IA, 81. Edgeheld, A. 10 Cabot. "a, ~;
Derby, 81, "a; Glendale, Sd, ga; Natchca, 81,
Ga: Charter Oak, III Al; Lake George, Id IN;
Great Western, A, s; International Al, 53-l
FINE HnowN DOMEsTICS-LakeG GEORGE ~; Har-
vest, So; Pocahontas ., Great Falls, ~; Peer
less, D 10; Plum Island, s; Atlantic, So; Green.
bTicr s.
BLEACmED noMEslrcs-- social,9 Sunny Side, s;
llolmesvile, TX; Forest, s. Big Bonanza, rs, 6,
Auburn So; Lonsdale. 10; LonsdNlc, cambric
W. Wnmsutta, l3ls; New York mills, H. Diamond
Hill, cambria, Q; knights, cambria, .. Hero, Al
; Hero, rs & Balardyalc, z Cambridge, rs, z
Peerless, "a, 5li.
DuCKs-Arkwright 49, Ettrck, s-oz u, Stark
8-O2, l2b; stark, lu-O2, n; Savage S-oz, l2Ji
llampdcn brown and drab, 90 10; IIampden
Xxx. do, II; Boston, 1902, brown aud drab, III
MOntauk, 40 inch, 30 No. :, 10 inch, IN: 40
8. so inch, 57Ii; Gold Medal Blue, il}i; Lion
brown ana dTnb. 10.
TIcKING-Amoskcag AGA, lSii Hamilton Y;
Hollywood, plaid, II; Standard z, TO- Easton u,
0}s; Omega l6%,
CHAMBRAY-lilt6 Ice.
CoTTONNADE-New York Camlct l7c Bay City
l5lsc; Royal, lie, Oxmcad, lie; Kansas l3},c.
Hickory Rock River, G-3; Blue and Brown
olsc; India, 10!sc; Arlington, sjsU; Thorndke
L. sc. Hamilton II.
KENTUCKY JFANs-Pacinc II. r., 81. Columbia,
40; Kansas ISL; humboldt 81; Palars, y q;
Table Rock, l6a; Bonanza, 22li, Pride of the
West 3ll,; Bang Up. ~; Deer Island, 42l.: Keo-
kuk, 30 Mississippi X. Il; ROxborough, 1917:
Badger, 2na; Golden Fleece, %; 81. Cloud S7i,,
LINsEls-DeXtcr, 2a2 JustiCc, q: Waycrly 10 =
Green briar l3is; Rob Roy II: United States II
PLAID OsNABuRds-Dclta, 71I Economy, l2&;
Ottawa, So; Michigan So; Belle, "a; Wood
lawn, 81: Catawba or
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WOOL AND HIDES.

QUOTATIONS TODAY.
Fine spring per ID, p IN 2Sc.; medium spring
per ID, 20 to pc; Mexican improved per IL, u
TO lee: bury OF all grades. ? 10 Sc. OF.
HideS-Dry flint sound and heavy u TO lac;
ditto light 10 10 l2c; dry salt heavy, llc ditto
| light - TO lee; wet salt To Ice; green,
| butchers. 5 IL TO &c, all damaged wet or 1rv.
\ half price. Deelsgius, 20 to pc; sheepSkins. rs
| &c shesrliugs. to lie.
Walter Brown * Co.'S Boston circular is as
| follows
The wool market during the past few days has
! recovered somewhat from the depression Of last
week, which arose from the failure OF two OF
| three manufacturing firms, one Of which was OF
| considerable importance. Thee continues
| however, strong feeling against giving indiS-
| Crmiuate credits and cash buyers have had The
preference ON The market being able 90 obtain
| some concessions In price from those previously
| quoted.
All through She month the demand from CON
| sumcrs has been very conservative, mauuiac-
| tuJcrS buying only such woods as they needed
| Tor immediate use and eVinrlug no desire 10 an,
| ticIpaic their wants. unless considerable In.
| duccmont was offered In the shape Of a low
price
ON the pant Of dealers however there is not al
pres mt quite so much disposition % yield from
| the quoted rates, rs prevailed a week ago and
| with restoration ufUonidCncc in the general
sOlycucy of the manufacturing Interest, they
! feel that all desirable woods VIII probably be
wanted as the season advances.
Washed lceces have been very quiet with the
exception Of good selections Of NN ohio AND
lOmbiug WOO S. These are strong at current
! rates, with choice lo;s rather scarce.
Tho large amounts OF unwashCd and territory
WOODS uilcing as n substitute 10 y grade OF
lleeccs act rs serious drawback to the mar
keting Of the latter as these unWAshVd woods
yield stock almost itIot quite rs good and
AT considerably less cost for the secured pound,
Reports from the Australian markets TO moi
present much prospect of our home assortments
OF wool being materially Increased from TINT
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HARDWARE.
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS.

To-DAY'S QUOTATIONS..
AJcs-Colliis', per dozen, $50: Gold Dollar
por dozen, 500; diamond Edge per dozen
ShOycs and Spades OwlanNs discount 30
per cent; AmeS list, steel goods, discount 10 and
10 per cent.
Rubber betting Discount so per cont
Nalls-hOO rate,
Horse shocs-G25 per key,
Horse nails-NOrthwesIeru, No, T. $50; No. s.
b,2b per box
lrun-iC rate.
sleel-plow 7c lay, &c; cast, iSc Per pound,
Sheet irony D. &c; galvanized, discount y
per cent,
sklllcts and lids, Sc per pound sugar kettles,
81 per pound
Jackson boxes, lOOpapers | 50 per box,
Grub hocs--pcr dozen, 900; railroad picks
per dozen, gOG.
Mut;ocks-por Dozen 100,
Scalrs-FGirbNnkS, discount % per cent
Howe discount 70 per cent,
Tin plate, G., l'Nli, per box, SOl; |. c., IN
40 PER box, 90; Tcmc liN20, per box, $50;
rernc, 2OEaS, per box, l5.50
Tinwnrc- ptcCed, discount 80 per cont,
stamped, discount 0pcr cent
soldcr-No, !, lbc; No, IL and IL, lsc por
pound
BohbiI metal--iO to iSc per pound.
Bar lead lie per pound,
llNncs.-two loop 400 per dozen, three loop
L2i per dozen
Back hHpds--threc Inch, l7b per dozen.
Rarhcd wirG--sb6ggh
From Il statement of the principal manulac,
turcfS Ut hnrbcd wire, We obtain the following
account Of the sales since 1873
Amounting in 1874 to lG0N pounds made anj
sold.
IN 1875, to COOOO pounds made and sold.
I'm 1876, To SlheOi pounds made and sold,
I'm lSI7, 70 l2sGS, 10 pounds made and sold,
"ln 1875, to %, as, 900 pounds made and sold
I'm lS7Q, to 81 GS1 geo pounds madc and sold
"ln 1850, 10 81 500 eco pounds made and sold
I'm lNsl, TO 10000 900 pounds made and sold
made ind sold
The total Of iNGSOi,0 pounds, represcniini
~ 1874 miles ofctl1icnt barhod wire fence thrc
lines high aud tho demand daily increasing
and with absolutely no complaint In region
where 1t ia thoroughly introduced from inlur!
! to animals"
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BUILDING MATERIAL.


BMcK-At The kilns To $40 kiln run,
SroNE-At tho Dallas quarrics, 60 per cubic
foot IL for foundation: ID for wall and % for
dressed front
LuMpER-Ycllow pine, rongh. 81 Is per 100
Get over "A feet In length; e. 10. Matched and
dressed flooring AMI Flushing e. III; \ ceiling
~ ceiling. 81 so: yellow pine
sidSg %, whito Pine ceiling. o. rs IRA,
commons white pine siding, first common, 81 81
ash aud walnut flooring, 800 per thousand:
poplar dressed 10th sides, S55 rough walnut
sl25 IL leo. Common DOORS 81 so to SS sash, 81 Is
20 b " as 70 sire.
Posrs- Cedar, So So Boise arc, as.
Ls-us-e2 60@4 Per thousand.
I. AsTEn PAms-per barrel. sigi 50.
HAn-per pound, Ike
sHiEGLEs--Ycll0w. pine, 90 so to ( Is: white
pine, 80 so To g. %. Cypress. No. |, e5; No 4
"a 60 No g. eS ~
OEnrNT = Rosendalc, 81 rs; Louisville, 81 90
Portland, So 10.
DRAIN pIrE-3 inch, Ice per foot Inch, iCl
Inch, Tsc inch, To-; y Inch. SOC.
CEMENT fLUEs-6 iuGh, s7hC; 2 inch i0c; Inch
ceiling Joint 81; inch cap, 5Qc, 7 Inch elling
Joint, 81 -: 7 Inch cap do, 6Oc.
MIXED rAINTs-Ready for usc ana oil Uoiors
III 1901 81 per gal All the tested md standard
makes are on sale by Dallas dealers.
WHITE LRAD-Suictly pure. 81 no.
LlMk-Coopertd, Austin, 81 per barrel bulk
VI 90, benson car lots, g0o; per barrel, CT IS
Dallas. IN lots, zoe; per bushel Boo
TuHrENTISE-b1c.
liNSgED OiL-GldG5.
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THE BEST
KIDNEY Liver MEDICINE
NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL.

~ had suilt red twenty years with severe dis.
ease of the Kidneys, before using Hunts Rem.
cdy two days was relieved, aud am now we'll"
JOSHUA TuTHiLL.
my physicians thought that | was parsl.
yRed on one side. was terribly afflicted with
rheumatism from 1867 10 1850 I was cured by
Hunts Remedy" STEPHEN q. MASON,
my doctor pronounced my case Brights
Disease, and told me that could live only forty.
eight hours. then took Hunts Remedy and
was speedily cured" NJ GooDspEED,
Having suffered twenty years with kidney
disease, and employed various physicians with.
out being relieved, was then cured by Hunts
Remedy SULLIVAN FENNER,
~ have been greatly benefited by the use Of
Hunts Remedy. For disease of the kidneys
ana urinary organs there Is nothing surctior"
A ~ NlCkERSON
~ can testify to the virtue of Hunts Remedy
IN kidney diseases from actual trial. having
been much benefited thereby"
REV. Il. T. TAYLOR.
~ was unable TO arise from bed from an at.
tack OF Kidney disease, The doctors could not
relieve me- Twas finally completely cured by
using Hunts Remedy" FRANKR DICKSON.
II have suffered extremely With kidney dis.
ease. after using Hunts Remedy two days, |
was enabled TO resume business
GRO. +. CLARK.
ono trial will convince you, For sale by all
druggists send fnt pamphlet TO
HUNTS REMEDY Co., Providence, r. I.
Prices 10 cents and Sl.25,
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formed in large runs and production II no un
fOreseen drawbacks are encountered. W,
have had very fine week of weather, coo
aud pleasant, which il most conducive TO III,
welfare of the miller not only inducing the far
ket his wheat, but admitting OF greater facility
IN stock manipulation In the mill. The daily
output of -four this week has been over /, Ot
barrels more than last, our table this week
showing n production Of 20,y3i barrels, agaius,
1915 harrcls nix days ago. MillGrs report or.
ders for all they can make Mt current quotations,
which Is perhaps the secret of the present heavy
running The receipts of wheat for the week
ending Tuesday have averaged $500 bushels
per day, and the shipments 500 bushels. As
will be seen by our table of inspection for the
week ending Saturday, Il very large proportion
OF the wheat received was of II high grade. Of
total number Of l,03i cars, 93S graded above No
2. The daily shipments of -four have been IS
100 barrels, and the receipts 1883 barrels
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Liquors.
TODAY s QUOTATIONS.

Alcoholic ~ per Eal as per high wines.
NHIsgV-RcCtined, 81 l0Gt 30, az per proof
gcur nash one year old, 81 co. two years old
81 OOOpsG -; three years old, g. 50Gs2 70; fancy
extra oldwhiSky, si&6. as per age.
WINH-Clarct, In case, sSSr5 per quality; Ca
tawba per gal, 9Oc@l so; Fort, 81 lOaS, Sherry
per gar 81 lON3. Madeira, per gIl, 81 Goes, walt;
wine. IN cases. 81 OONl0.
CHhnrAG Mum 3 Co, s256o2s, Held
sick, IN basket sl5G02& Krus, In basket e96l32s
Domestic champagne, e7@N
MR-StocK Ale, por dos, 81 Coca 70; Porte
per doE 81 0092 Is.
BorTLg BRSE-SL Louis quarts, or; pints Sl2 &,
BudwcisGr own slse, (l2 so; pin,s, ca W; Er
niger lecr, quarts, slS; pints, $3.50.
Hub Punch slSOl
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FRUITS AND NUTS.
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS.

To-DAY's QUOTATIONS,
RAIslHs-London layer, new, per box, Go rs
aver, S. %.
GREEN APPLEs.-New, g 5Oa35O per bbl.
CuRRASTs-StO SIC.
PEACHEs--NOue in market
CALIPopNIA PRARs-5, 5OW6 20 per box
ORANGES. Ouihiaua 6 0Jd6 80
LsNoSs-Per box, Sicily, 5000 to G25 per box
MeSsina, s6OONG 20.
NuTs-Almonds 22o per pound; Brasil, t0Al2;
nlberts, l5C Naples walnutS l5C. ID; Chestuuts
imported, none on the market peanuts. Ten
ncScc red l0c choice white l25,C; CoCOanuts
7tO07 go.
DArEs-In traits, Co per 10
Flas-Kegs lSc layers II 10 lie per pound.
GRAPES Concord, l2S; California, zoe per 10
PLuMS-NOw. none in market
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FISH AND GAME.

Tng merchants Of this city are we'll supplied
with fish from the Gulfand also from Surrounding
lakes and streams. There is limited demand
for lsh from some OF the towns on tho railroads
but the sales are generally confined TO local
trade. Game Ia ont Of season and oysters have
disappeared nom the market.
To-pAY's QUOTATIONS.
FisW-Rcd, sheephcad and front l0kc New
orleans red snapper. l5c; Spanish uAckerel, 10
WhoelsAlA RJtai cents higher
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sADDLERyAND LEArIIEH.

To-pAy'S QUOTATIONS..
SOLE LRATHER oAK--No. l, 5000 No, 2, 81 Il
80
TIgaLoCx.-Best hu0alo slaughter, 30; good %,
best MalamorNs ~ No, ., y; good damage -.
s2o
HRNioCg-primc, So; DO good IS; do No. Q 500
FnEScn CALfsKiN--si ~ To | 20 according 10
quality.
ruLApnLrnIA CALrsKIS-No. |, 81 10 TO IS
do No. 2, 81 ~ to | 10
PHILADELPHIA KIrs-No. |, S5c TO O. %, ac-
cordlng To weight,
Sprrr SNiss-Topping XXXX per doc, $40 %
Innings white NNNN. eS 10: Russcts, 4 toS
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BUaaIEs. SPRING WAGONS, Ero.

TuIs Is the great central depot for all kinds Of
wagons, bugEies, carriages, etc, from which
country dealers get their supplies. The follow.
ing aro ruling prices here:
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS..
SHArrs-s4Op9 poles, s96rlS per doI,
Buaoixs--0rade II and spring, top, sgO6ht00; DO
open s7oens0; do side springs, top, sl0oeelS5; do
side bar si0o4lS0 do phaetons, sl256ol50; A grade
side spring, rtocpN0; do pfaetous, slb0C9s0o
sll0SAl2G throo sp ling WAGONS, eNOulllb.
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PROVISIONS,
To.DAy's QUOTATIONS..

To.nAV's QUOTATIONS.
hAcoN-long clear Sides l7AC; short clear
iSAG' breakfast bacon lSAc
DRY sALr-Loug clear sides ldilc; short clear.
l1AO,
HAMs-Pluin, IKE.
LARD-rlcrOo NC; hNlf barrel, liNG 40-lb
cans, lt'sc 2o.lh cans. ii'dc l0.lbcan Loo OH
cans, 10, q; BIB cans. l6&c.
y There seems to be u regular see saw game In
the provision market In Chicago. one day IL i,
up and the next Il is down. Mess pork opened
this morniug ut t!g 10 ana closed at $500, i've
cents above the closing prices Of the day before
For the year II sold In the morning ut sis 10 aud
In tho evening ut slS,a2ls, seven aud half cents
advance over yesterdays last prices
The receipts Of hogs IN Chicago to-day were
anIOl
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WAGON WOOD WORK.

DALLAS supplies nearly all north Texas with
wagon wood work. and The sales IN this line are
steady and continuous Prices are as follows
To-pAY's QUOTATIONS..
sroxxs-rrom 2 to AZ Inch. per sct Xxx %
sAwin FiilcSs-ix " AZ. q Is per set
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QuEENswARE
Assorted crates, $40 to SIS
Tnmhlers, 2jc, 10 siol
stoncware. per 1908 gallons, 5000
Lamps-R. H., si.7G0. H., $3.50 ST q

Save the children From lack of ma.
turer judgement they are specially liable to
Sudden Colds, Coughs, Group, Whooping
Cough, etc. Use Ackcr's English Remedy
IL saves hours. Of anxious watching. Fo
sale by W. II. Patterson n Co... Dalla
Texas
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SCRAP IRON.

sCRAr IRON Is In demand here. Tho following
arelho prices paid for all kinds of scrap metals
To-nAN's QUOTATIONS..
Cast 81 per hundred; stove, 50 cents wrough
10 10 25c per hundred, brass. IS to $40 per hun
dred copper, $40 To Ia 50 por hundred; xino and
al iper hundred
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POULTRY. BurrEn AND EGGS

ro.pAy's QUOTATIONS..
CHicxEss--wo quote al g. 5C@t 90 per doter
turkeys, 5nG07No.
Eaes-l26taSc per dofcu.
burrIR-Northoru. 2Sep9Sc: Texas, l5N2bo
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COOpERAGE.

TurRx Is q steady demand here for cooperate
and coopcragc stock Of Ill kinds, and orders
nom the country arc fequcnt but not generally
very heavy.
ro-pAy's QUOTATIONS.
Molasses barrels 81 So halfbarrels, 81 2S fegs
ssc; sugar barrels, bS half barrels <s hoop roles
DOR 600 el9
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COAL AND WOOD.

TO-DAY s QUOTATIONS.
Cou-indian nation, 50 per ton.
CoKE-SOc per barrel.
woon-oak, hickory and ash, IS 2S to q rs
por cord. Sawed stove wood IL retailing at the
rates Of 81 10 10 s 10 per cord
CHARcoAtc-tS cents ror barrel
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THE prices OF grain IN 81, Louis to-day up 10
10 O'clock, as reported TO the Merchants EX-
change In this city aro rs follows; November
wheat, 927s: December wheat vs.. November
corn, 500 December corn bSS bid. November
oats, 81; December oats, Az,
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THERE was better feeling In tho grain mar.
ket In Chicago to.dcy. November wheat opened
at Q2R and closed at the same figure which was
the closing price last evening, For the year II
sold In the morning nj 99'i, and in the evening
at 93h, mn eighth of cent above last prices yes.
tcriay Corn for November sold ON first call ut
G6li, and on last call at ", a half cent advance
on the quotations of yesterday, For the year IL
opened ut COS ana closed nj GlA, q cent and u
quarter above the last sales OF the day before.
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THERE will he q meoueg Of the directors of
the Merchants Exchange held Mt 5 O'Clock y. m.
Thursday, Tor the transaction of important bus
iness. Eyory director is expected TO be present
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The following were The ruling prices for grain
November, Sl@95. December Wool 90 January,
p,eoi %. Corn, in shuck, cash, bObid' November
As did; December, ib@jG January, i36h,
No = average Texas corn, In bulk,
cash. iOdG9 November, bNdGe December 81
hid. January, 50 bid Rye. sacked, cash, ~ No.
ycmber, N, Barley, sacked, cash, and Novem.
her. se56s. bran, sacked, p0Cesl.oO for No
yember, Potatoes, car lots, 20, Apples, car lots,
per barrel, $500. Millst seed, little, SG derman,
Eo5, Hay, choice, balcd. 5000.
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THE following were the ruling quotations of
grain on the Exchange to-day Wheat SoQStGp
wheat 7O@75 oats, spring, 500 10; mixed, for
feed i2@i5; choice red rust-Proof, l56eS0, Corn In
shuck. 4O@i5; shellcd, bO@5i, Barley in sacks
90. Rye In sacks, Texas, S,GSt; northern. $500
Little millet seed, ib@6G Gcrman, sl,2I A
small advance for grain In store is asked by
dealers,
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Tns receipts ofwhcat In Chicago today were
Oh. COS; corn, 2i5, al bushels
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Buy your buggies at W. w. Orr's, sue
essor to Sechler Il Orr, Main street, Dallas,
Tpyns
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tN NHANhks
The transactions on change to-day were light
which is attributed by the members TO the small
receipts of grain. There are orders coming In
for corn and oats il0m MI directions. which
dealers here find It impossible to I'LL with the
mpagre arrivals from the country aud by rail
Efforts are being made to have grain shipped
here from the northern portions Of the state
and 1t IL hoped and believed that enough will
be secured In short time TO meet tho demands
made upon grain operators here at present
Prices are firm at quotations.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-29
Reales 6rdenes conirmando:

n Reales 6rdenes confrmando:
A don Antonio de Ol6zaga en- ell cargo
de Jefe del Resguardo de Aduanas de L
Iprovincia. A don Francisco Perez, dor
Juan Nieves, don Julio Llanos, dor
Juan Moreno en- sus destinos de celado-
res Cos. del Resguardo. A don Maxi.
miliano Power en- el de Ordenador dc
Pagos de la isla. A don Jacinto Yafiez
don Jose Bur6n y don Francisco Perez
Guzman como ofciales sos. de la adua-
ia de esta capital. A don Jose Ruiz Pc
rez como contador de la aduana de Fa-
jardo.
Acordado que permuten sus destinos
ell Fiel de pesos de la aduana de Huma-
Gao y ell escribiente de la misma.
Nombrados aduaneros D. Juan Macs
tire Leal y D. Enrique Sanchez Ga
liano.
Convocatoria de la Comisi6n Provin-
cial relativa al modo de llevarse q cabo
la matrfcula para ell curse acad6mico de
1928, y Ell ingreso en- ell Institute ci-
vii de 2. " ensenanza.