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New-York tribune., 1884-11-25
strict Good Ordinary. sla Middlng ---.. Io-io
Futures closing steady at an advance OF
IL 10 l6 pointa sales, $500 bales.
Mgrket closing steady. Transferable notices 1880

A'"'''"N""'N'NN'NN"
FLoURAND MEAI-FLoUR- Market rather more steady
better WIN g. t sDS 1e1
moderate jobbng trade business sales 1000 bbls OF
whrq 5 Extra iso at sGi IS foFSS a S
at e sn for E. FFns 'gd e ss @ '0 5oS
spns 2% E6 for sPTgs Spa sa e ss q 5o 5Sr
oaoteiions Fine So o0ss2 Is. supGrpne 81 80
q sfS s 5 1''5a Good No " ssFs s. tI9
Good Choice Extra Western, 50 1oSs5 2i, Common 70
70 na cndca srs 3 lS cas5 o. Common M Rf Mnnesoa 81
s,sh ~ csaT s4 q S paen, G y eoas r. akers Extra
5oasi /; ST LOUIS Common I, FAIR EItrh 80 IS; o.:
ae5 ss5 no Patent %ner Wheat Extra IS 6O
y A EFT. :r msre %ss Gsins s%ss
s ascs sHs IN grce S, w @ xST bSs including
SSm~en % to Good E' % g 3s Sr GSS ID or
trade aG "a at ss Sce. sales. snrerdne Al s;4oS
F. Enpy 3gR s at = asS 80 stssdy 81 S
yellow western 4c Brandrwino quoted at 90 40
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES firm Cash lots have advd7ced . @
Ia ana re- sS sS y Ms hs% snG
Sa %nss sG HS aG Co
future 1876 900 busa including nngradd sPrngA "a s'
devefe f 'S Tnas unsTssdea Winter red at 81 manly
sE NS % & s 'S sss &C. % FREQ on board from
p FREE a G s Soa no ''i Red nSFrees oF DeesmSor
a. e. or T fsDa,S SS ,oF aaas sos%s %s = sGHf a@
sssds 9sS q S C. as s0fs or May s'i 90
07c. slate BARLEY An - BAltLt1 mall
pull pIlces unchanged. CoRN-Market lIner ava larry
active Cash lots ave advanced ga c ana opo@ns @ go t c
per bush closing nrm at the best prices tiae Ior erpo.
and home and fay active business IN opons neie
was nsp prrttv done In lots To arrive safes
Ole COO push future 81 900 bush spot and to arrive
including Upnadeu Mixed at i20IDac.; 100 buSli 10
arrne IrsgnG aud insurance Mt about 4ac; 10 .
Mixed II &c.; steamer Mixed 453ic. IN elevator NO
4a ipc eevat A01juc aioat 49 c - arrive hfst
Uneraded Yellow 49, BE me Sou' -,
ungacd whit Weston AZ m nc; No. Nhte ole ~ eie-
vaior No Miycd for November, iSpdili4c closing at
January, %1hdij closing at ec do for February 10
"A closIng 40 c. for March. tJSdf9 zc closing
az i5c do. Tor May, 45 haAj Sc. closing at 40 -
OATs-MaIket opened lsd &c lower ami subsequently re-
COVERED FROM the decline and closed firm sales. soOOD
bush future, 100000 bush spot ,ncluine No Mixed a.
3Oaacs No 9, 81 sdJl9c 1k6O0 bush. No Chicago Al
33 sc anoat; 10 i, age. No White. 81 No 20,
|, 3ac: Mixed Western, 2 "a BE; White 40
ic White state ~ d37ci No. Mixed for Noyem-
b,r 81 d3 7sc closing at 81 7c do for December 81 No
at 81 do fr January y a32 ic. Closing
AZ ~ .c .FEED-pul declining. 40 ~ and 80 10 zoe
Bjci Y ~. 6jd7tc. 100 III, iUHSoci haipes. 0c ISL
Rye iced, i5c.
stocks N store New York. nroohyn AMI Jersey city
or warehouses aud held In railway lighters on teitihcae
New-York tribune., 1884-11-25

Csss.Reosipta 100 h,,i snip nsas,, 1000 hssi me-
g. scp PS e g ShScs Is snppa1 60 Common " heaa
,snssp-Receipts 2 ZOO shipments 400 market steady
INFERIOR to FAIR - 09ash T. Medium % Cool % 09D
.! 4o TsIss Sheep % ooAss %. -
81 LOUIS Nov. 24-CGfus- -Receipts 210o: shipments,
800 market dull Exports. 50 i5Us35G GoDf to Choice
81 10.
Sheep Receipts $780, shipments LOO. Common 70 Ne
0sf 20; Texans Al 1898 90.
hoqsReeceipts 800, shipments 1890, market
workers. 81 0Jc Is; Packing VI 10 dsi 3o Heavy 81 25
New-York tribune., 1884-11-25
uuotAtIOs or rreyss ro.pAY

tie 20 tume slepFs sad ea yeaF ass AZ ~ iiss aaa
Tho average estimated ~ ih.g.
BEtNEs Receipts yesterday and IQdaY " eaFa A.
JesaF litY and l3f cars al bOh a. msking 4is hp"i
aSalnst b53 heal a,l AlnsY Ihp srI ais tue past wpns
were 1881 cal less ha last week aud SD head iess Than
tho c0gIe 3p0lding week las YCsr
fOlowg the SHARP decline VI II last Monday caused by an
supply u cate hnor feeling prevailed on Weines
day, with slight mr In prices fT Medium t' Fair
steers Friday with light arrivals and favorable weather
the feeling stronger than "Wednesday and with
very supp tiO1d Beoves offering these
grades selling advance Of c 10 Mondays
Gu nat ons, with but little change In Common and Medium
Steers
TOday's arrivals at 6Oh-st were all consigned to
Mr. and CITY aughtoierstO TO the former
aud II the latter At Jersey City only IL had
arrived O'clock and of these did reach the yards
until Thirty reported back the Penn
syvania road delayed by smash up tho other side OF Rah
" j. The kct opened firm at advance OF about
&c per b but trade time active aud buyers
were holding OF In some cases for tho arrival
OF the late Cattle trains No Choice or
Extra Bnlocss were in the yards and no v.ry Prime Prime
dfoves offered. The quality was lower
than onany preceding Monday for ysIa weeks Eight cars
few thin stae steers down to SIG and Rorgh Oxen ana
Most Of the sae were at va l to dress 5595G To- for DE,
taock. sold at IL PC TO dress 81 H. The best drove
shipments Of Lave Stock Fresh meat IRON this port to-day
II shipment Of Live Cattle and Sheep and Dressed
Eecf and Mutton follows:
New-York tribune., 1884-11-25
TOTAL, RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Pes. yorih Rivcr, Vessels md Railroads.
NEW YopK Nov 81 1894
GENERAL MAltkEr REPORT.
r,ss- y..,,,, N.,tu,,,hot 81 tac

roftFF-sp no cut snh spminsly nnrhanget rain
iue opsisns bthp mts pgnts NJ %nnith nsa slhf w
,rtu wns s ,eertei tatte deeiiaa ssiE saiea ea,e
tiesins iatsv stpst ps cicWs: lsrffv 80
ss.iue, iepsi,tS q l5s ASIif Mpnh % sBei Aptih
ewLen 81 ss 95et heee,NheA ay3fnale5 MN Hsaigs
,nsy saiek Lana haEa MAiileit aan naFaNhia iH als
faaaag y, ~ lshaa aNa ilh ls,sas 90 nssati issns
fafT0Szsres pegH, s,eaef " r. s tHelfNse' ssea
SibS is da lest Weas aaA "a ole ss ygar since sen,em
n,t IaiD 5fa algs agnst Jgih3bl l 'ln sdlp pbilpi
iast yest neiiVerea on laniraGis 30 haes
1ia anoatlens scspgiias " tho Ameean classification
arm
New-York tribune., 1884-11-25
PROPOSALS FOR SINGH RIFLES

l. ORDNANCE OFFICE WAR DEp.prurxr ,
WASHINGTON. NogrmIsr II Iaa. I
SEALED PROPOSALS. in duplicate. viii he received al
this ONCE until o'clock p inr on FRIDAY DtCIMTFIs
o. 1854 which time and place will he onen.d ia thc
presence OF bidders for the OF conyeIinr 40 fem
inch Iodman smooth bore guns into cghtnch
ing ites by lining with steel tubes-n uzle
cordug 70 the plans and specifications had st th office
The partially diminished tu Drecch
Will be supplied by the ordnance Department ~ '
The work be open inspection In All TIA detas ard
receive the approval OF the opiancc at ali
Of its progress
Blank forms which proposals must be made and aeai
spec ncatons can be had upon nppaion 10
this office.
The Department the right to reject any or all
bids
eopes containing proposals should be rnarked Pro.
potas fof Sncn Ries and addressed the
bV. BENEr
Brgadier General Chief OF or,,nance
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Go tl)hom II man Gonrern.

GEYMOUR-Wanted next of kin Of William
- seymour Of Peter seymour birmingham England
lie II believed TO have left who e,grned
and lived In the state OF Indiana between $50 and lrJU
Apply 70 CHARLES y. ARNOLD. solicitor, birmingham
Eng ard.
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COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEG gApH.

LIVERPOOL Nov. 2i-l23O o. m.-CottD1 quiet; Mid.
ling Upands 534d; 10. Middling Orleans i3l6d salea
1900 bales including 1000 bales for speculation and
port receipts 1000 bales, incl ldn s40u bales American.
November devery. 4l.14d do November and December
delivery 436 3D. aso 4f6id do. December and january
delivery IA Odd aso i56 I'd; do January and February
delivery. 4s04d also 1874: do February and March
delivery: t?64d: also 5l14di also 1o64d, DO March
and April delivery 5064d also 3i6id do April and May
Ell fSia' Oi0'd DO June ana July de''Very O'' also
p m.-Co,ton-The sales of the included 1000 bales
American Futures easy; Upands Low Middiing clause No
delivery Hold value. do November and Decem
Der delivery ii64d sellers do December and January de-
livery 64d sellers January and February delivery.
A1oid sellers do February and March delivery, 6O4d
sellers DO March and Apnl delivery 56td buyers do
April and May delivery 5704d ellcrs do May AID June
delivery oidid buyers; do June and July delivery I'd
ding clause November delivery Gid buyers. do No
and December delivery f54d buyers do Decem.
Der and January delivery 4Gid BUYERS do January and
February delivery 4s64d do February and March
6i6ii buyers 10. April and May delivery 5s8id valne
do May aud juno delivery 6l6id buyers do. June and
July delivery I'd. buyers
GALVESTON Nov 24.-Cotton steady; Midline, lois Low
l.IU Good Ordinary 9 net and gross receipts 1888
bales Exports Coastwise 3s47 bales sales 3O3 bales stock
56 ,2B bales.
SAVANNAH, Nov 24-Cotton dull Middling 10; Low Midd>
ling l3l6 Good Ordinary 9i4 net receipts. 1891 bales
gIoss 1896 bales; stock "a ,o05 bales
NEw.ORLEASs. Noy. 24.-Coton hrm; Miilins. 10 Liz
2s25 bales, gross 22s74 bales sales 5000 bales
2i7<72 bales
SPIRITS OF TURPENTIvE.
CHARLESTON. Nov - -rurpentine quiet at 29'I029Ic.
SAVANNAH. Nov. 24-TurpeDtino Hrm at 212.
WELLINGTON. Nov 24.-rurpentine hrn at 294c
New-York tribune., 1884-11-25
LIVE srocR MAnKer-pY rr1ronApH.

CHICAGO Nov. A. me Dr1psrS Journp reports Hoas-
Reccip 900 nci sniDnent 1000 ncat arget steady
Rough acsing % lOnst i0 packinx and 5ngpnx ~ 2j
al t5i Light " U0ast 35i stipA s3 20a$i 10.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-25
proposals.
DROPOSALS FOR CRIBBING,

Proposals viii be received III Wednesday the 2sth
wide a saint George Staten Plans and snecincs
the once siaf,n faianf ls'rr,
Whitehall.st New-NOrk. Bids shpnd he addre.seJ ''
81 "hoi'"E iMfloN EMENi COMPANY"
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U.s. ::|;i;. IL ';:':; ]: ''
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S,is au's f's'ns ss.. rsnss Sa.s ss
ss;as rsas ssss .;ss 4 .:s.
ss:a5 !s;s: iHsss s:isIs sis
fo,ingsts % pcssnesr % sSssss sosas s'Ssss1 .s
ssoudl ssssouSd 4 sys.ss g ssoi, ss % so.g g c.
sepisfloar i$gJ6 &h.ss il5Sn bush, 10 ;oss ~
So @ d Sp' ssO Sas ss22s sni .sS y oS
smsb, ss, 1or s,. sSyyy oush oats ioooJ bus Rss 500
sssssss ; Ss,.s,s srr q, =, 4 ys
81 Sis pats whiss Sc. "a "a ss' s,s s'rs Z.
pt Vs. @ s:g s - fsesssst., sss.s.s yA ,y
sFs% sgJ iSss'&ss Ss. & 80 a. ws sa%rss % * r..
iss @ s.,.s.s ss 4 Il ,i,s s9Sa ls. s
SSssS is sss,,s s.,'.Js ss s',:'. sss' '
,Ns Nsaasts ., t.,ss Sgg ,.a Mt s sh.sa An aSa .s
ss;.is s' @ STi' sss l'ess:,is Ss:sls.ss " "
s s,Iasa Y assssssssss ssss ais " aglssss lss3
ssss sss&t'E ~ Elssi ls.SiS . gsfis \ Il ss Mi
:ss ~ Va ~ s.ss iss ss, y s'x y Siss
ss sas s'gaf a.ss ss .sss sa sS ssass @ sss,II I
MiIeA u graia dspoI isgisc: ssscsa,ss M,sed IN W.
sIs,n deeeh t.e sal Msec, y EXPORT elevator Ilci Sail
ald t,ttSii,seg fehrsrg tsaa.te oat ss
No White 33s as3sci futares gniet and higher No
White NoyrmbeI 33a3jic.i Deccpber. S3La3ls.; Jaar
900 pbls' Wheat 36Oon bush; Cora sOOJ ousa, o4is
5000 bush. ShIpmentsWIeaL sa,OJU busl, Corn 50J3
bush; Oats 1000 Jush '-' w.
ts' S'S S.s: '' % "a essasss ws:s: ss:
November 76ae76ac; December 75's Tsac All tho Yeai
$+e; November Sihc An the Year. sisse January;
November, 2issc; All Year Aas9 Iiasc' Nay 2s,c
Rye quiet at l6i2c BarIey-Market quiet at soe7sc
Butter and steady and Flax stesdv
az 81 80 Hay gniet aii unca, nged Bran irn a. 5.|S
Pork s 30. Bulkneats weak-Long Clear 50 Short Rib
S. 30 00 short Clear 81 20 Lard duh at 81 7l0x8 IS
ReceiDs Flour 5000 bblss Wheat, 5000 busi; Corn.
= 900 ousL; oats 5000 1usl; Rye, 700 bash Barley:
busl Corn. 10000 busl oats 26.0OJ bash. Rye 5000
bush Barley. 1000 bush.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-25
Crean Steamers.

ANCHOR LINE, q. s. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
"A GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY.
From Pier 20 North River. foot sf Dey-st.
Furnessia.. Nov. 29 D. Devonia. Dec ~ m
Asatia Dec 5 Anchor nec - a n'
CABIN pass tge. $50 to $50. seco1tcass stl
Stccrago passage 10 from GLASGOW, LIVERPOoI>
BELFAST or LONDONDERRY, SO. -
Anchor drafts are payable free OF charge az Danks
tbrou England Scotland ani ireland and sold for any
amount at lowest rates.
HENpERsON BROTMERs. Agents. 2 Bowling Green
New-York tribune., 1884-11-25
BORDEAUX LINE.

ItOKDtAUA LINE.
ID New and direct line to the South Of France
NEW-YORK AND BORDEAUX DtREUE. -
CHATEAU YOUEM sarutav. Nov ~
CHATEAU NJ MARGAUN satntuay s, yee. i's
From Prenticcs stores tnear Wast terryl brooklyn
Travellers for France, SPAN aud Itay, pyrsnn. PA =
Me, &C. will save time AMI expense by takn thsllna
Fir Inn ncluiinr wine $50 to second a,in sjk
Steerage, s2j For passage apply to >,,,,, =, ,,.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-25
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW. YORK. Monday Nov 2i, 1894
Reeves. Cows Calves Sheep anu lambs swine.
lO,jl2 90 2U53 4S,0Sl 5000
. -. Beeves. COWS. Calves Sheep. SWINE
Jersey City stocs Yafas. 5,sj5 ,;s 81 iss0o 25.S0T
ioitiethst Il. RI. H -. -. *: -: gsij8
hscsipts last week '...iii65 So 2iTs i2sss 5i.io6
CUf week last year......ln93S "a 2pO 3Tl0D b32}2
Ay.w'kly q ypar
New-York tribune., 1884-11-25
y Tnsirnctioit.
Musical InsLruc'io

NEW YORK CONSERVATORY of MUSiC
A No FAST ilIIi.sT. fhi ri door cast Of 6fiiANt
" Ineorpoiatcd 1860
New-York tribune., 1884-11-25
LINE.

NJ Ietwppn NnWlNnft ahl itavte. = - .
rnmpanya Pier newh M ~ Nutth vet f9lf ~ Nnt,aH
81 "a IN dp lnnsaplln "Wednesday, Nov W AN
AMfiti h. saDein ,...ss,, 81, we nesity ice ga ~
tANA 4 ketsabi .stsst "Wednesday baf ~ ~ "a
theahs nayable ~ sshL ~ smaantsi sit 90 VA baie
iiaua allan 10 ~ ptfs 49, g..
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-01-13
NUMBER 335.
'IIII.i.EGISIATuRE
Bill, Referred The Fence Question Ib.
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glrp,fior ,rdr,te, that s,iu,,nn
4 tho problem can hr re,ch.I,t this
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'lcsoIyed, That TIN, house adjourn
81 ilc Hu tue 18th NJ Ituuarr"
the loIoNIuE are tho bills iutro,luoa {
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- committed,
l'y Niecl a hill to amend the itw t-.,
tive To- gate 600 highway.
Eli. rrportcd hy committed. mn
to limit power Ut crrporationt Ia
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the Go,rrncr- pr6,lamrliou lluu..
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substitute. E.Il rrnhihi iuY comm.
,ronrr, court from hanging road.
favorable md ordered urluted
Eruwun,p', -to,k hin uumyorablr
Ncrr,vrtLer ia from GnIi,d. the
heart OF the stnrkrni.iug district Vel
hi. hIl contained I'LL the ,irtnre. Ut q.
herd lsuaul might have nr,u deuuml.
mated "a. one Itisu good bill and gen.
rrall, recognized as such br the brain.
10 tho housr, lon. It ism advance vi tho
~ tho preaeu' lcSlHrtnre aud frr men
will hgyr the soursyn 10 sup, ~. l.,
II ~ ordsut that terus
cutters oI whsI amounts 20
ihr. Same ibiup the trre.rany, men
.,rr .aiuo .ul uud every d.y moi
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among their opponents.
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of rcurr..lou to place uullmtrd pow.
OPP 100 t.r plm ut the Guyefuur to
.ur,II.,. 4 form Of civil III which
v,nun +, making ,t.clf hc.ri and
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slavery of rebellion on me other Hor
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-01-13

~ol..,- Night, muie miserable hi
'hst tlr.Dr cough. Nhilol's Cure il
the uW.ly .or Won, Castles Morrison
IS Go. Whu'aale and Retail agents,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-01-13

New York. January :, The ~.
ed Verdict in the sult OF thc An'NH-
ny Cnmstock, agent for the ~nnr'
tor the Suppu.sion OF Vice l-Nn-',
Jas. Robinson the coroner ni lHHt
Island city. to recover 500 uuJ t.m-
agrs Tor false imprisonment auH n
licious prosecution, WA opguri '.
day in the supreme court OF u ..
It gave the p's,nliI 500 damA..-.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-01-13

Oh. finest COLOGNE. Try It at
tu.u IS WiLLIAM4nBs
u Austin Aysuur.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-01-13

Mother swan, Worm syrup, t4.trlss.,
- c,Nt, -j---l
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-01-13

The Military Called our Snowfall
Labor Conferences ORD n5
ton Anniversary EI.-
vatOr Burned
ro,stBiE Uloi

pr>AsrEnor~r loop~r> ua mw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-01-13

Piu,bnrg, Jan. D.. 4 na..u" 500.
been invented tu msuu't, u.. I..
nsis, which have hitherto been
hy HIND a tsctory 8 shorts f.. b..
established in his city. TIC ur
chine, It is claimed, H. c'unbwul .H.
iug the work Of huuirei mau nni
~. rhousands are a. prr-uu. eng
IN the manufacture of hob ua a.
hand, the invention wl. ID-a .n
throwing ont of employment a ...
number Of men throughout t..
country. Each machine o.. Operate.
BY three men, and has capacity Us
ton per day.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-01-13

Pouvil.e, Pa, January
Tho po1gi.le & MnuauuE u.I..
company had s'aNyd out aIua ..r.
Tho tow path of the Abandoned ...'
ton Of tho Schuy Xii Navigation utu
In tue southern suburb, oil tho r.'y
and this morning lhr I,"al.n
company tore out the Fot'ayI .
AiaLauoy company. stakes, aud .a.r.
10 las track After laying about
hundred yards, al !uIuroi.u, E".t.
out by their rysls, stopped iGo #..
The Reading company no. pl.y H.#... .
thst they have the original RICH. of ""
but claim to possess the absolute Ht.r '.
tue aud in dispute
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-01-13

81. Roy,l rstsut'st ea'm'
,hsr patents. sn, AZ guam"
-, Flour in the World. Ii
Abstraction is not gwen
~ rul.be,roiundeu.
bel VIZ" tOjiN +. IARSHALl
Waco.