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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-20

All NewYork Central l3l a Illinois Central l!az heau
ing 29ia New-York Ontario Western 27ia MILWAUKEE,
and Paul common. ll0i2. 49, -. .,...o ,o.r
cent rcts AT rs francs 122 centimes for tho account
LONDON 1900 m-Consols iGl'IG lO n,unll'y
and iOl % for The account four per cent bonds ~
Atlantic ana Great first mortgage trustees cern'
Gates So -. -. .,,,,o. oo.o
LONDON Jan 1890 mThe amount OF BOD nui n gone
into tho Rank Of England balance 10 dly IL Az1uDu
EoNnox Jan I9.-4 mFaris adviees quote ihIee peF
oent reues "a ~ francs 49, cenmes for the arcnupt
and exchange ON London 25 francs 26 centlmes Ior
gta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-20

kei and ports - 10 SO: Good TO Choice
shipping asa 75 Common 10 Fair Butchers stock
- 7SaS2j Medium TO GoOd Is 1904 So stoeAers and
Feeders. 81 5Odf4 40.
sEEP-Rccciyts 400 SHIPMENTS zoe head. MARKET
firm IN good demand Medium Fair. 50 50 9$l 20
Good TO CHOICE, "a jO4S5 70; Fancy, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-20
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. Jan. leBacon. Cumberland Cut 5ooI snort
Rib 496d Pork, Prime 85lOd; do Western bt Lard
Prime Western b6d Uheose American Choice 670d Corn.
FOOD Mixed old furpenne sp,rits GOOD Provisions.
Lard b70d for American DISCRIMINATORY oioa
for old Mixed Western Wheat per GENITAL Ter Oa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-20
COTTON RECEIPTS.

NEw.YoRK. 10.rhe following are the total net re-
Cotton at the below mentioned ports since sepem-
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Financial.
LTTMBUS, CHICAGO AND INDIANA

COLUMBUS, CHICAGO AND INDIANA
~ CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY.-FINALN NOTICE.
The last opportunity 70 subscribe 70 The
already signed given all persons inter,
esied I'm the securities and capital stock OF this Company
THIS PRIVILEGE WILL EXPIRE JANUARY %,
1883, at 8 T.. NJ.
Signatures will be received at the Office OF
the Union Trust Company IL Broadway, New York. pro
vIded that persons signing shall simultaneously deposit
their Capital stock BOuds Union Trust company CeTtih-
Gates under previous BOndhod er Agreements and
pay such assessment as required by the said heogamz
zion Agreement.
Purchasing Committees receipts will at the same time be
ready for de livery.
Now. York. Jan. H. 1888
WILLIAM L. OFT pnrchas,n9
CHARLES J osEoRN, COMMITTEES
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tisIp f0anieo.

NGELL'S TURKISH, ELECTRIC AND
N ROMAN BATHS. 81 Lexington ave, want young
American men and women; medical students graduated
pre- red; also, cook and steward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-20

LoSDos jan ie12S0 p. m-Consols. 10lfiIs for money
sna Olsts for the account per cent bonds lzz
nse per cent bonds sxondod 1864 Atlantic and Great
western nrst mor7ass trustees certificates. b3 Erie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-20

ROCHESTER AND PITrSBURG RAIL
Ia ROAD COTo the Holders OF the Income Bonds The
Board Directors have decided that suhccn number In
amount of the BOndhOders OF the 0mpay nave as
proposition accept Consolidated FIRST MorI
I'm exchange for their IncoD BOnds 10 JuNy
them in authorizing exchange ON the proposed terms VIZ
The will be accepted az 30 per cent OF their
~ value in payment for the Consolidated ffss hOeaSe
bonds at par The holders OF the Income Bonds VINO assent
In writing TO the exchange before February lSS3 VIII re-
ceive the Consolidated Bonds at hat thai 49, WIN IN
ercst from 1882 Tho holders OF the Income
delay their assent until after February l. 9,o
VIII ged pay the accrued interest on the Cohsoaae
Bonds December l. 1881 In order 10 aVa theSeFoSVi
the privilege OF making the exchange.
Consolidated First Mortgage Bonds Will be ready 10 Ge
liver IN exchange for the Income Bonds Fenua neat anu
il win factate II holders Of the income Bonds
will send 10 their assents as promptly as possible
wALSToN II. BROWN,
President.
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,,osJyo PRICES or BOsrOy STOCKS
BOSTON. Friday. Jan. 10. 1888

o,osyye PRICES OF PHILA DELPHTA STOCKS
,.,,,t,IbuJoay H. DAVIS & Co, II Wg,LSt,
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Giinallons UanteO--til dle5.

4 SSISTANT BOOKKEEPER or OFFICE
~ ASSISTANT BY % well educated young man. good
penman quca In ugu,es honest. sObe wng To work rr
mod arae saiary Address MARTIN WARD, iii as 81.
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-20
NEW EPISCOPAL Cooperative UNION.
~ First all situations at The iar

NURSE, &c.-By refined German girl. 10
~ take a child and 10 20 upsts work Address
r.. J. Mis-. Ciuln, 400 West 10Th 81, CITY
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GUARA NTEED STOCK.
having commenced In the Massachusetts, Courts
against the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company on the
af0r, said gu ranty
Resolved committees certificates be applied for
on Oh before February ], p0x
THEODORE ROHNER,)
SIMON HOrHSCHILD,i Committee
THOMAS Il. BAILEY
p. W. HOLMES, secretary,
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD co.

Asst sEMEANNUAL CASH DIVIDEND.
The Board OF Directors have declared dividend OF SIG PEt
CENT In cash. payable March 1888 10 the shareholders Oh
the Illinois Central railroad Company tered al the
close OF business February 10th they have also
vidend Of . OF PER CENT In cash. payable at
the time to said shareholders out OF the earnings OF the
Division for the months ending December 81
1882 The stock transfer books will be closed from and
after February 10th until the morning OF March 9th.
l.. V. Z. RANDOLPH, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-20

No. il5 BROADWAY.
NEw-YORK. Jan ~. 1879.
rTHE CARBONATE HILL MINING COM
u PAEY has has day declared a Ds ideBd Of Five
CENTS Per share PAYABLE at the once OF the Company toD
ruaTy I. 1883 holders OF record that Jay.
The transfer books vii close the 2Ut " January aud
reopen the I'd Of Febrdary 1883. -
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-03

"BraZos Chill Cure" which Is u.
ranted Tor the cure of chills and fed
is a POSITIVE antidOte for malaria,
has no rival as a tonic for building
an emaciated system from such 4
matte causes, and to those who 4
necessarily exposed to miasmatic inil
ences, and are attended with the |
lowing symptoms, such Is loss OF apl
tite, aching of the back and joints,
verishness, severe headache, indispt
ton to get about, low spirits, >leepl4
ness, chilly sensations, and eventuL,
hot, burning fever, which may fHLI
terminate In bilious, remittent OF
termttent fever, we would suggestnl
you keep Il supply on hand all
time and take dose three times dali
No other medicine is necessary, as il
very concentrated aud powerful Ia I
effects In removing the pOisOnOu; d
ments from the blood, and no Oned
appreciate this warning better than .
farmer, who is more or less eIpOs
to those atmospheric pOlsOns, espeta
in the tall season, when gathering W
crops in the midday sun, cool nigl
and heavy dews of morning, then "
those malignant fevers are most pre-
lent, and to them we would recomm-
to take a dose OF "Brazos Chill Gun
every morning on rising, il they wo-
avoid the danger of much suffering,
say nothing OF the time and expea
saved in the end. No strychnihe
arsenic. The physicians prescribe =
recommend it. Ask your druggist
it and take no other. Price 81 per "
tie. Prepared only by
TUCKER S WILLS,
Waco. TeIA
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-03

About o'clock yesterday morning an
ala IN OF fire WAS sound d, the fire being
IN tho building occupied IA al saddle
shop and store by Mr.. W. Siuclai..
There seems to have been some delay N
the assembling vi the tiremeu, Ms q
second alarm, about five minu rs
after the first, WAS Obliged to be
sounded. A fyw minutes after
the last alarm number
of the fromen reached the engine house,
VIZ Mr., A. NJ Prescott, foreman, Bud
Anderson, Juu Worsham, VIM. Stills,
f.. ). Smith. J +. Engnn, Dan Domuuu,
Dan CT Drk, OF engine company, and Joe
:. IhomI son, second Ussls ant foreman,
Ben Alexander Louis SternkHrb, Albert
Canmnn and Major Wiley Jones, OF the
hook and ladder company Some
little confusion seems to hive
been produced by the report
that all the hydrants were
frozen, and some delay was caused
10y the report. Mr.. Shell Hogan, the
chief, WAS absent, being lick. CousId
ering the iuclpmcucy Of TIN night and
other things, the fire was reached IN FAIR
time, though not IA Qui ky as usual, and
the hose was attached to the fire plugs
aud after a mluut or two waiting for a
ItAh - MhAtl - nNAfhLA Nhh AAAs lltA WI
the bu ldluE The fire was IN the second
story ol the building, and seems 10 have
started about m the middle OF the
room and tn roof being NJ shingles was
nearly consumed, In very short time
after he tircmen got 10 playing on the
building the flames were sublued but
the second story, VIII ch Was used rs "a
store.room for leather saddle trees and
general tudmgs, WIZ. destroyed with it
contents. Very title n any da ugge was
done 10y fire IN the lower floor which
wa used us q store. though the stock
suffered badly from removal, smoke
and water. The brick wal s were left
almost uuiu!ured, and were standing
yesterday ~ strong Hs II there had been
no FIRE Tho adjoining buildings were
not damaged. The amount OF stock on
[ hand is not known. II is 81 lined 10
/ have been nearly 10000, but i is ru.
mored that wagon wis seen taking
loads ~ goods away before he fire. The
. buildug is the property Of Mrs. j. NJ.
Morris, Of tins city, d was insured for
fifteen hundred 10 the Downs & Fort
agency, and the stock Tor SGWO, fifteen
hundred IN the j. L. Winelctt agency
and $4,000 in the Downs X Fort agency
Tie origin of the IRE is unknown. Mr..
Liulepage, one OF the hremen OF Temple,
WAS ia tue 81 and Ass sted the iremeu.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-03

Improved Iron lnvigorator.

The most perfect and satisfactory d
binatiOn known to the prot ssiOhl
which iron is combined; and so comb
Is the success OF tins preparation, that
destined to become, without q doubt
most pupul r OF all the iron TONES
in use. And We hesitate not to tell
that this medicine is no secret no,lrui
cheaply cotton up compound. but tn
genuine constitutional remedy, pos
ing those Alternative powels so nee,
to rccuprrate aud invisorute the hu
system when broken down by that te
disease commonly called. and b
known a. dyspepsia and indigestion,
which nine.ttnths of AL our ills first
mate, because when the digestion is
paired from want of the natural sat
is So important in the digestive econ
OF man, thcn it is tlat hi, VIPER in
many types, ua'ly called discts,s,Sul
las,itudc and sour stomach, wukCtull
mental exhaustion, Impaired vitality,
general prustIaliun ut the Whole ,ys
liver complaint, followed by night sy.
and all diseases OF the BLOOD. LIVER,
NEY and BLADDER, that produce, d
fearful aches known Us rho umatsm T,
ralgin, backuche and nervous and !
headache. Aud all cOusumptivrs /;
weak females, who are IN search d
good tonic to build up their constitua
cannot find. We honestly believe, ID
ora more certain remedy on earth,
bottle is sufficient to prove to you
wonderful medicinal properties, II U
regularly according 10 directions.
your druggist Tor IMPROVED lRoS In
ORATOR. and be sure tn take no d
Price 81 per bottle. Prepared onlI
Tucker 4 willis, Waco, Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-03

The ell ion for an aid rman in the
First ward TO fill the vacancy, caused by
the vacation ot that office by the re-
moval Of Mr.. ". Is. Scarborough t.
another wurd. came of yesterday and
was 50 quiet that very ew people out
side ut the Fret ward and a great many
therein didn' know that an exciting
e ectiun wns being heli. The election
was he at the mayors oricc aud only
two candidates were in the field, j. VI.
Riviere and Mr.. q. H. Massey. The
polls were kept open all day. a pre-.
scribed 10y law and only yeuty votes
were cast ont Of voting po, ulntion ot
100 voters, which seems to indicate that
the First ward WAS b dly used mp By
the festivities u New Years day or else
very Indifferent to the great questions
involved IN the 81 elton. OF these
seventy votes, Or. Rivlere eceived Al
aud Nj Massey, %; Rivieres majority,
II. aud DR.. j. NJ. Riviere is alderman OF
the glorious First
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-03
Funeral.

The funeral ~ Mrs Jesse Railey will
take place this morning at 10 o'clock,
from the residence Of NJ Chas. Hearne,
the Rev b. II. Carroll officiating. Inter
mcnt at Oak God cemetery. Friends
aud acquaintance are invite /.
he remains OF Mrs. Railey, wife OF
Mr.. Chas. Railey, Of hillsbOro were re-
ceived by express from San Antonio, nc.
compauied by the husband, and were
conveyed to the residence Of Mr.. Chas
Hearne.
Mr., Ellen Railey, mother OF Mr.. Chas.
Bailey, and his brother, Mr.. Ed. Railey
came Town from Hillsboro las evening
to attend the funeral The dec ased
was lady greatly esteemed, whom many
will remember az Misc Jesse Murkison
aud a niece Of Mr. Chas. Heurne. A
victim to that dread diseas", cousump-
ton, she was brought to this city for
treatment, and about month ago was
taken to San Antonio in the hopes that
change Of mir would prove beneficial
She died deeply mourned by relatives
and all who knew her.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-03
The uIsiaken Tramp

A Tramp, who had no, tasted Food
TOR y days, and who WAS Au1ious to
reach Buffalo in time to see his Mother
die, Knocked Mt the Door, and ask the
" oman for Heavens Sake to give him
some work vine eby he might Earn an
honest Quarter.
Walk night around to the Back
Door, she Promptly replied, and in
About four Minutes the Tramp was in
reduced to a Pile OF Hickory Wood aud
Blu k-saw Then his Heart gladdened,
tor he meant to steal the Saw aud Al,
hut as he made for the Alley Fence a
2OO-pound Dog played with his Coat
Tails aud rolled him yer the Ash-pie
until he woman came ont, hided hin
Tor his lmpulsiveness, and said to the
Tramp;
Now, you Climb and as you Pursue
/ your weary way through Litr's Cole
Paths emember that Truth i, Might,
and Honesty is a Big Thing on lee
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-03

Referring again TO the occasion OF
New Years calls, Monday, with its
many pleasing "reminiscences. we must
crave ardou OF Fu oversight hy which.
the Bricks, party of young gentle
men callers from cities adjacent, were
wholly omi ted IN our report VI the oc-
casion as published yesterday The
Bricks then, let us sA,, by WAY ~ IN.
PRODUCTION, We e none of your dry kiln.
burnt sort, usually seen on The outside
OF d house; on the contrary
they We're party Of eight
/ young gentlemen, who alike by tkeir
gallant gaicty, and the name assumed /.
their card. were unanimously accorded
the distinction implied IN the name
] The party 90 , strd O Mtssrs. G, W
Ii tlepage, c, f. hi meyer, p. l. Downs
5, 4. b. Hamilton and +, c. Murray
, ot Temple, VIII Willis aud Paul Nc
MILAN, Of Lam Hsas, and H G. Carmen
ot kentucky, residing tenn orarilg W,
believe, IN Beltou. The pa IS, illl.
) equip ed IN the highest Of style, mad
, the round % calls. and every
. where were received with tue utmos
cord ality and courtesy. The arrival o
the "Brick-," too, ,ur reporter observe,
I WIS universally the occasion Of a ye
+. higher How OF tina, Joyous gaiety, whici
! elegant and refined ss 1t was, character
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-03
NEW YEARS GIFT.
Winning Numbers IN sanGe.
Bros. distribution.

Pc hRp- the most Interesting scene In
Maeo ON New \ v.r'. morn Nas the dis
trbution OF awards Tor the beautiful git,-
10 liyhet-hUlier-, placed In 50 Wtuy
hands through he lber.ily OF niger
Brothers. The distribution was made by
lois and WAS ah-oIut,,y impartial All
the details Wer LIT 10 the discretion and
sense OF hiruts, OF IA" gentlemen Who
had charge. The firm and employees we're
puuotuious Ne TO uun-uurit lei ce. Mr.
Ssm sanger selected three well known
conference.-the. Fruuk Steiner. of Stepb.
enson, Iihus ~ Steiner; Mi. Wins eft, head
ut the we'll known ins rance agency; aud
Dr. j. Walter Cock. Thee lentlt men as
.emllpd at sanger Brothers sto % al 10 a.
m and projected To work. IHoir t,sli-
mony, over helrown signatures, may bee
seen IN the 8dNeuis meut ON
the nist Page. Ticket n. !3l4
drew the gold watch; No. 253O the
silver pitcher, No. ,6jl tine silver watch
aud No. l,s29 the work box. 5 niger
/ Brothers have no idea, as yet, who are
the holders ~ these tickets, nor wher
they are. People from al over the state
received tickets, aud some in other states
sent small sums OF money here for pur.
Eases, that they, too, might have a
chance at the gifts, All those who have
the lucky numbers are TO do Is to for
ward them to the house here, or present
ia IN IN person and the prizes will la
delivered free Of all expense. This no.
tice will emhiu in he Examiner the
remainder Of the week, for the iutorlla-
tiuu Of ticket holders. The lucky one'
are to be congratulated. The hru
wanted to do something liberal to tn,
general public and this was their way O
= doing it.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-03
ALnrer Irlnbii.hmcnt

In our iouud- ,r-tetdly attracted by
the ha.tIe about the wholesale and retail
store OF Mr. John &. Eaton, corner Of
Fifth and Austin street, we passed @ quar-
ter OF an hour in looking over that hour
ishipg establishment, one Of the very
largest in the city with "a trnde extending
huudreds OF miles about the surrounding
country aud an immense retail trade
The stock on har d IL Immense ard It Is
certainly one of the best assorted stocks
II not the very best In Waco. Bc.ide, an
enormous stock Of staple groceries, Eaton
IDEAS largely in western produce, having
alm@st monopoly in that branch ami
also In fut, and nuts domestic and tor
eign. The very hest pi goods In bis mot
to. and on that he has built up In few
NeAra n nIOuiglnus tralu.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-03
THE COIR rs.
Opening OF County tourt-.-Tc'
dious Deiny- and Many
lonIinuabCcs.

Tho county court upt ned Yesterday AZ
Io o'clock IN the criminal i'd with 3
moi,rafcly lsrre record m,inv composed
al rnntinurd cases Case we're called one
stt,r another but something lnter,e1ed
IN pre,eni a trial. 4nltle calling ct clse',
/ further time and continuance. ogc lpi,d
| lhs roi,rt for over two hulr.. When the
.,af, y,us ready The defendant wasn't
rpuiv and when the def nd ant Nas ready
/ the state wasn't really ant ten h1th
/ yer, ready, that Cd humhug, To" mat
[ riu witness wasn't Ia court ores 81
/ witnesses we're GO leu ron n y" I'''
| hut only otc zion" IAN nvI7 nH'
/ heard 100 resp .hse ll' "'s ION
gre" ONT 81 "N"'' .i,.
10 ~ ~, 49, .n i,r,,
.l "a, '"',,''. ~ VA. and ,,atba- i.
uan .,. ~, All ,,i,n..s.s iI,irg umt Of
,i, l,,,,tt r.ss'n.sIy b, excused for
,.rii,,'. nm Thor. 4. no rupcatliug the
ta.tttt.f ronffuuYrra. H. the btre OF I'll.
r',tc,, n. .yi,rt matters 'ani works a great
b,riship On wiling witnesses, a d on
u,rii,. to an action. n defendant In
SUIT Yesterday vino WAS 10 rou rcady
and eager for trial when was ABOUT TO
be cont ued to another term r"lnplHll-
ct bitterly IhHi Ne "HS aiit'dN 'I' Nly'i"i
OF five cou'huhn''- u lhe 7'a'e' Wnlr
Az Ilnpei .IHR 7'N,,' va. 'a''e. mn " ns'
ne IT, ih'uy u I"I rue "vl1'A W ,,,e eo.'''
"t"o nov pr, W PY''t 49,
10 'a, .''.,' 'TI =" wv, 20. ,,I.oo''I ''
,'o ,',7..,', ,,',, ,',,..h'd ,I ,no,,n,,
s1' III ',''' y ',,r,,H w no,nt yyhiri'
,n,,s .,,n. .musep,nf In cnurt I'm,
Iii tsvit .et rut "A d,te oct Ii. 1897. a,
tha ,imc ~ the crime. n.d the iuforma-
lion "A legged to have been committed
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-03
The Mystery of the Ruby.

II is not little remarkable, and we
might philosophile for some time about
il, thai while the diamond 1, made up Of
pure carbon, or 'impy black opaqu-
cha coal, the ruby, the n,Ir IN value aud
beauty. made up 81 aiumina or common
clay as ) per cent-tGe c lorirg IN ltter
ron, masking up the rest OTIS; the mere
trace Of ime found n ii being unappre-
cAule. Nothing We may venture to say,
io natures chemistry i, more Wonderful
ihln this fact Of the dun
co ,rle.s, and iie'css cay be
co ning metamorphused By some hid.
do and almost miraculous way into the
ira lspsreutly clear, red-colored, and al
most ilvI gem. Imagination Itself
tails TO mud theory 20 account Tor all
TINS, and no progress in chemistry can
invent heOry 10 1t IT, L, Is some
what curious coincidence that the ruby,
IS well as he diamond and other pre-
clUus ones, L. - often found az-o-
ciat-i with gold; where they are, there
is gold almost sure 10 DO present. Ma
ture reduces these, her riches, together;
aud 1t attervaTd l. the province Of ert
to keep them together and - exhibit
them as one object
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-03
Ercednian'~ bureau Ran Il

The comptroller Of the currency has
completed his annual report as commi s.
sioner OF the Freedman's Saving ana
Trust company, which is required by
law to he ansmitted t, congress. The
cash receip du ing the past ye have
been 2i55,333.s2, including the sale Of
the bank building and adjacent real es-
tate, to the United States for S2jO,OOO.
Tie commissioner has now on hand in
United States bonds and other available
securities the sum OF Sl34 SOTO, and
hopes to realize a sufficient amount
from the remaining assets Of the com.
pany to pay further and final dividend
OF from to ~ per cent early in lie
spring, making total Of from 81 to 81 =
per cent in ali, paid and 10 be paid to
the creditors of the company.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-03
MARKETs BY TELEGRAp
COTTON.

O'iO''
LIVERPOOL, January ton, med
ate inquiry, U plands, spot 5&ld; Or
leans 5'sd. Sales, 10000 bales; export
and speculation, - bales; American,
- bales; receipts, 1880 bales,
American 10000 bales,
LIVERPOOL, January Go ton
is III moderate in JURY, freely
supplied. Uplands, spot, 54d; Or
leans, Dad. Receipts, 1880 bales; sales,
10000 bales; export and speculation,
l,OOO bales; American, Si0O bales.
NEW YORK, January Cotton is
quiet: Sales, l,26s bales; uplands
IO3-l6c; Orleans, iO9sc. Futures are
steady. January delivery, lO.lOc; Feb
ruary, 10 10; March, lQ3Oc; April, lO,42c;
May, lo'otG' June VIC . C...
NEW 1okk' January 2-Cotton
is quiet at III 3-lo@ io'sc' Futures are
weak. January delivery, i1Ooc; rep
ruary, iU'loc; March' lO'2oc, April
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-03

After IL o'clock last II ght the wires
ceased working, and were reported to
be down, though at Whist point was not
learned. Our full press report had been
received, but only one 'pecin teIe'
gram was received. Such accidents
will happen now and thep'
and while they result In disappointment
To the puhlic In depriyIng them oithe u.s.
al line OF news. they are especially an
moving to thu newspaper force, who cam
not make provision against what occur.
so UNEXPECTEDLY and ausuch rare Intervals.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-03

The sto kholdrrs Of the Waco Build.
ing Association held their annual cleo
zion M directors aud oniccrs last even
iugnt the Office at Moore 81 Moore. The
following ID rector- were elected for the
coming ye r 1883 W. Ii. Watkins Jus
|. Moore. VIM. Cameron, }, W. Mann
Mr.. W. II. WHtBius was re- elected rrrsi
dent, Dr. Tuos. Moore elected Treasurer
and SIR Jas / NJ ore reelected recre.
tary. 4 dividend II ~ per cent was
declared FOR 1852, The association IL IN
very II urirllIg condition,