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and Kellum's, and II they look right
close they will see thatas soon as all
all the passengers leave the train the
bus drivers make break down to to-
ward the business part of the city.
But they do not stop after they 20 TO
the hotels with passengers. There IL
a good stand at the Central de pot on
yonder side the Brizos, and the bus
which runs ahead gets this place, and
this is why they make the run every
day.
The reporter was little premature
In announcing yesterday that Jim
Drake was dengue victim, which in
formation must be attributed to Prof.
Norwood, who has Jim down on his
black list Of four for the fever. The
professor will please bear in mind
that his boasted oyster supper Is not
lost sight of. Bonnie bouche.
The printer made mistake in
stating that Orman's bond was fixed
at 1856, 900. II should have read $4,000.
Bud says he does not like for the i'm
preston to go abroad that his boud
was fixed at so large amount, but his
friends say If II had been that amount
they would have made il for him.
City Engineer Stephen Turner has
resigned his position and will accept
the charge of surveying party, who
will work for the Houston a. Texas
Central Railway company. Colonel
George b. Gurley has been recon-
mended as successor to Captain Tur-
ner.
Those steps on the sidewalk on
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. George Oglesby is convalescing
from the denguc.
Mr.. M. Surratt is very sick with
dengue at Colorado City.
Captain Stephen Turner is still con-
fined to his home with the malady.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. w. White and their
children returned from Chicago yes
terday.
John L. Dyer, Esq, is able to be at
his office again, after giving the dem
que terrible tussle.
After declaring for several days
that he would not have the dengue,
Mr.. 10. Thompson had to succumb
yesterday.
Major q. b. Pearre returned yes
terday from Graham City, where he
has been attending the fall session of
the federal court.
The EXAMINER regrets to learn that
little Fannie, the interesting and
beautiful babe of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Oglesby, has severe attack
of the dengue. r.s..
Mr.. George II. Morrison, collector
of material for Hubert Howe Ban
crofi's Historical works. arrived in
the city yesterday. Mr.. Bancroft,
himself, is expected to-day,
The EXAMINER regrets to learn that
Mr.. John II. Finks, clerk of the teder-
al court, northern district of Texas,
IL sick at Graham City, and was not
able to come home with Major Pearre.
He has an affection of the throat.
At the New McClelland: NJ j
Weems, X b Haltorn, Henderson; j
ii Rodehaven, Jenk Evans, G Beer, w
A Poage, & p Castles, city; Adam
Vickery, Arlington, Ill; J Dreyfuss,
w A Elder, ii A Dancy, Otto A We
fling, New York; + p Neville, Henri
eta; Geo ii Morrison, San Francisco;
Geo A Scaling, Hubbard city; O w
White and wife, Miss Pearl White,
Chicago; II j Hudson, Lorena; w II
Collins, Boston; Il Il Staley, q NJ
Hanchett, st Louis; Q Woodward
Gatesville; Louis Niveth and wife
Marlin.
At the Lehman House: S J Lloyd
Italy, Tex; II Pool, Bosqueyille, Il
N Patrick, Eddy; w p Rowland, 5 \
Miller, Harry Wheeler, Riley Bryan
FIJI Wheeler, city; A l. Winston
Rusk; j l. Vambine, w w Evans
county; Ed Mccullough and lady
Mooresville, Tex; VIM Pirridge, wy.
sndotte, Kas; ii O Jones, Temple; M
S Harvey, Warren, Ark; II Y Jones
Little Rock, Ark; NJ s Turner, Kansa
city, Mo; ii G Small, Fort Wayne, Ind
Grove S. Russ, Camden, Ark; j Spen
Ger Young, Cincinnati.
At the Pacific: & j Burr, city; ] y
Upchurch, Texas; q ii Scoville, city
4 w Griffith, Dallas; w Sugg, Bos
ton; ii G Dunn. Dallas; L M Reynolds
st Louis; l. Newmengen, Weather
ford; L Faust. Dallas; w Gates, :
Louis; A Mcintyre, New York: L
Kenney, Lampasas; w B Morris, wifi
and child, Louisiana; f N Mitchell
Bremond; w L Cresap, city; II .
Ruggles, st Louis; } + Cruiser, Ga
weston; M McDonough, city; Col Hel
ring, city; RLessing, McLennan, coui
ty; Pessillo, Austin; Miss Bell Brot
die, Mr. and Mrs II Robertson, Nj
Lehman county; A II wilkins, Hou
ton; o ID Battle, Alexander; S A Ma
tin, Louisville, Ky.
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Piles are frequently preceded by q
sense of weight in the back, loins and
lower part of the abdomen, causing
the patient 10 suppose he has some
affection of the kidneys or neighbor-
ing organs. AT times, symptoms of
indigestion are present, flatulency,
uneasiness of the stomach, etc. A
moisture like perspiration, producing
a very disagreeable itching, after get
ting warm, ia a common attendant
Blind, bleeding and itching piles yield
at onceto the application OF DR.. Bo-
sanko's Pile Remedy, which acts di,
rectly upon the parts effected, absorb
ing the tumors, allaying the intense
itching, and effecting a permanent
cure. Price 80 cents. Address thu
DIR. Bosanko Medicine Co. Piqua, Co
Sold by WA. Williamson & Co.
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EsTRAY NOTICES.

No. 3144. ..tr
Taken up by L. p. Field, at his res
idence at Masiersville. and estrayed
before +. A. Christian, j. r., precinct
No. 6, McLennan county, Texas, on
August rs, 1885. One bay horse, 10
years old, branded W., on left should
er, fifteen hands high, star in fore
head and appraised by j.. A. Mont
gomery and j. ?. Naylor a, $50.
Taken up by o. v. Hanna, at his
residence, east side of Brazos river,
sixteen miles above Waco, and es-
trayed before w. q. Boyd, j. p, pre-
cinct No. 4, McLennan county, Texas,
ON August "a, 1885. One brown
horse, o years old, branded on left
hip, ID (with diagonal stroke
through said D) on left shoulder,
fourteen and half hands high, star
in forehead aud appraised by j. ii.
Frazier and j. +. Honnia at $35.
Sl46. t.t-f llf A18la.f
w. A. Beatty, at his residence elk
miles N. Il. from Waco, and estrayed
before r. w. Davis, j. =. Prect. No.
McLennan county, Texas, on Apri
2S, 1885, one sorrel mare, years old,
branded ID 81 on left shoulder, twelve
hands high, and appraised by VIM.
Bell aud u. +. Deveny, at $1,000.
3l47. iaN
L. L. Honea. on his premises one
mile from courthouse of Waco, and
estrayed before II. w. Davis, j. r.,
precinct No. |, McLennan county,
Texas, on May 25, 1885, one bay horse
6.years-old, branded 1888 ON left shout
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M'C|e||and Opera House
Attractions.
Sanford Johnson, Man'g.
THE NEXT ATTRACTION,
ADA GRAY IN EAST LYNNE,



An audience full of sympathy with
the actress, greeted Miss Gray in her
dual role of Lady Isabel and Nine.
Vine in "East Lynne" The story is
su old one, deity told In the novel,
and admirably constructed by the
dramatist for the stage representa-
tion power, pathos and feeling chase
each other through the play, ending
with fitting climax. Miss Gray last
evening drew tear from many eyes by
her faithful portaiture of character.
In the first act she looked and acted
LADY Isabel to the life. The delicate
by-play with Mr.. Carlisle was full of
the lights and shades of comedy of
the first school; the feeling of jeal-
ousy which moved her being and
worked her final ruin, was full of del
icate handling. Most actresses rush
abruptly to their own ruin, painting
the effect without sufficient cause.
Miss Gray draws the line with care I;
not until conviction forces itself
home that her husband Is unfaithful,
does she surrender herself to the
storm of Jealousy that hurls her into
the arms of Levison. The interview
with Lord Mount Severn was tender
and touching, and her grief quiet aud
natural; the outbursts OF feeling were
the means of heart breaking
with shame and rcmorsc. In a
scene with Levison, when he stabs
her with the truth of his duplicity
aud teaching. her force and action
were truly wonderful In expressing
the feelings that moved her. As
Madame Vine, she was powerful, in
tense and soul narrowing, perfect III
discrimination, viewing the character
with the delicate tints Of sentiment,
moving to tears by the power OF
feeling, she drew tears from many
eyes. The action at the death-bed OF
her children, for dramatic intensity
and tragic power stands unmatched
in the entire range OF the drama
every nerve seemed unstrung, reason
and judgment unsettled, her brain
crazed by grief at her great loss, like
reed In a storm, her body swayed
TO aud iro, her whole manner wildly
distracted, her speech iucoherent aud
30 laden with grief that each word
seemed wrung from desolate heart
No such picture of intense suffering
lives in our memory; throughout thu
entirs scene the flashes Of dramatic
fire Illuminated the picture. TIT
death-scene was full OF tender paihos
bringing tears to the eyes aud sorrow
to the hearts of all who witnessed II
Miss Gray Is great actress an'
lights up the character with the fir
Of genius
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st. LOUIS, October %. - Flour Quiet and
unchanged.
wheat-Lower and huctuated within mar
row range early but steadily declined later
and closed 10 below yesterday. No. red,
cash, 81; November, ~ nominal; December, e6h
@g7E, closing atesG May. o6sGl c7S, clos
torn-T@9c lower and weak, No. 2 mixed.
cash, e sgs7s; November. s'hi year. ss.sst
ossts"kssisr and slow. No mixed, cash.
corn mesi-Quiet att So
whiskey-Higher at I 10.
royisions-irresular and generally lower.
Pork-s75 asked.
Bulk Meats, Loose lots; o b. shoulders. 25;
$40 Boxed lots: shoulders, 8 5Oas IS; long
clear. s coos rs; short rib. Is; short clear
Bacon-Long clear. very scarce at 50; short
rib, S5a5 IS. short clear, t596 80.
Hams-e 5o@l0 50.
AFTERNOON BOARD.
AT the afternoon board wheat was "Shc
| lower.
oats--No sales.
Live stock.
ST. LOUIS, October 29.-Csttle : Receipts.
$50; shipments, 400 slos and the bulk OF the
supply is OF inferior quality. Native ship
ping steers, 0oaS IS native butchering steers
250ai co. mixed lots OF butchering stock, 10
@a 90; stockers and feeders, zoos rs; Texans,
aes.~ReceIpe. $500 The market is active
sheep-Receipts. LOO shipments, 500 better
dium, ooe2 So good to choice, coos Is;
Texans. 1 1902 rs.
| chicago GRAIN Market.
CHICAGO. October 2o.-Flour - Steady and
unchanged. rslis .t-
wheat-opened:JS 10 lower and sold OF Nc ad-
ditional, but rallied under good buying
&c, reacted and sold off with some fluctuations
Ike and closedxc under yesterday. Novem'
Der, s69s7k, closed at 80; December s7K6
sea. closed at s1SsSs May. SSh. closed at
Corn-Pirm and fractionaliy higher. receded
and closed generally lower than yesterday
Cash and October, iok@flA closing at 4ok
NoysmbeI s9k@ssk. closed At Sh; year
fcrfsouiet and steady. Cash and sovem
Di LsHd"'Suio, and unchanged. Cash, s.; oc
cember, 8 S2K@5 S.
Boxed Meats-ouiet
, | Dry Salt Ahoulders---3 40D3 So
Short Rlbs---4 80.
| Short Clear-.-5 i0eD5 IS.
whizkey--.Steady At l u.
AFTERNOON. BOARD.
At the afternoon board wheat was weak
,, january. 9iS for May.
u.-.UnOhAnged,
Pork-2kc higher.
n Lard.-.2Hc higher.
aae4 Live stock.
CHICAGO. October ~ The Drovefs Jou
nal reports: cattle = receipts 1900 shi
|, ments, sooo The market IL steady. sixts,
head Of fancy steers sold for 9 80 Best shi
ping steers. 8 5O85 10 stockers and feedeI
!. are active cows. bulls and mixed, l 50@s
9 through Texas cattle are dull at 2
r oe western rangers. steady; natives a
| half breeds 8 b0ta4 30 cows, 60as 90
Hogs Receipts, 42Oos the market is stro
ats 1ess IS.
a sheep-Rseeipts 400. shipments. LOO M
ket dull and steady; natives, 2 GOES 50. ueste
4. zoos 20. Texans. 2 COOS 70.
u Wool.
L. b. LOUIS October %. -wool-The mark-
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II, Fair and R.,,,.
NOV. 10 TO 13

The fairs and races In northern
Texas have been emineptly success
iul. Of the Paris races the "Texas
Balance Wheel" says: "The races at
the driving park in this city last
week were attended by from 1000 to
ZOO people each day and were largely
enjoyed" From the dispatches from
sherman We know they are success
mere too. Immense crowds In at
tendance and the sport superb.
Twelve days hence tho stock show
aud races begin here November 10,
ana continue four days, and why they
shonld not be equally as successful as
here-the conditions beng the same
we cannot comprehend. That more
people will be attracted TO our city by
,hese events from aiar and near than
nave ever gathered here before, seems
now TO be certainty. A rate OF 2
.en's per mile on all roads leading to
me city has been secured
anu everything that can or will
oonuuce to the general pleasure
NJ comfort of the masses is being and
WI De done b.sthe management.
oolhe encouragement from our
moIe prominent business linen, In the
snape OF purchase of more or less
, ,SSason tickets for distribution among
aa,i country acqusintances, is earn
Ly desired and we think ought to
Se conceded. These tickets are now
a ,ady at So each and can be had on
npppheatlon at my market, either In
iSaason or by letter. During the fair
s Tsie VIII be each evening al the Nc
.T sh'lAnd superior attractions, notably
form bandit King" during the per-
nnwn ahee OF which the world re-
aus . thoroughbreds "Bay Raider
dr. hoan Charger will DO intro.
ms@ a on the stage. Many will re-
a, .hper them from last season. Each
sImoas, other nights will be Allied by
ton s. equal attractions. The Hous.
eon,,naces begin November IL, and
'nne four days.
SANFORD JOHNSON,
(ipueral MANAGER
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Iaa|I Ee!!oW-SufeIeIs!

Who are now convalescing from
dcugue, let one who has been there,
too, give you his experience and fol-
low it, If you would be speedily res
,ored; eat plenty of apples, and drink
GOOD cider freely. As a diet rare
hosf steak and broil chicken with
very light bread; eggs and rich milk
I, abundance. Then follow right at
towards with dose Of fuckers
CLIP to digest and assimilate your
food, and this, at last, is the secret OF
health, good digestion, which means
tho manufacture Of blood, and that is
the life of man, whereby the wasted
tissue, depleted by disease, is built up
and the vigor and the rosy hue, OF
our former selves once more asserted.
Try It. Our word for It. You will
never live long enough to cease thank
ing your friend. w. l.. TUCKER.
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Everybody knows the virtues of

Everybody knows the virtues of
Wild Cherry aud Tar as u relief and
cure for any etiectations of the throat
and lungs, combined with these two
ingredients are few simple healing
remedies In the composition of DIR.
Bosanko's Cough aud Lung syrup,
making II just the article you should
always have in the house for coughs,
colds, Group and bronchitis. Price,
SOC. aud $l.00. Sample free. Sold by
w. A. Williamson a. Co.
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While money is close, wages and
prices low, expenses should be cut
down in every household. Economy
the watchword for mothers, head of
doctor bills by always keeping in the
house bottle of DIR. Bosanko's Cough
and Lung syrup. Stops a cough in
stantly, relieves consumption, cures
Group and pain in the chest in one
night. 1t is just the remedy for hard
times. Price, SOC. and 81 90. Sample
free. Sold by W. A. Williamson
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Just From Japan.

Arriving on steamship City of
Toxic, that cast anchor in the bay of
San Francisco, came three important
articles, that we desire to introduce
to the citizens of Waco. They are
special brands of our own Japan tea.
The finest is packed in handsome one
pound baskets, at the low price of 90
cents per basket. Plantation picking
in one-pound can, as cents per pound.
Rising Star one pound cans, only 90
per pound. Try any of these brands,
and you will have good value for
your money. Remember us as tea
dealers specially.
A. JONES TAYLOR Il Bro.
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That nothing equals fuckers '1II,"
Improved Iron lnvigorator, for bring
ing 10y and happiness to their homes.
Red, rosy cheeks on our mothers
and babes makes US forget all our
sOrrows.
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We have q full line OF fall and Win
ter goods, felt and velvet hats, fan
cy velvets and trimmings of all kinds.
We invite you TO visit us. Fourth
street. opposite side Of the street from
the Pacific Hotel.
MISS KATE SToUTE.
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Go where you. please you cannot
find aay snch styles In hats and ton
nets as at the Fashion Bazaar, at least
this Is what the most critical Of pur
ladies cay, And we say, that never be-
fore have dresses been turned OUT
In Waco with the perfect fit and finish
given them in ourdress making de-
pariment. a-sa-- s....ais
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THE WEATHER.


WARRINGTON. October 20. - Indications for
the west gulf states Fair weather. variable
preceded by north northwest winds: slight rise
in TEN erature
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Zulu remedy at Il. Behren,s.

Our prescription department is one
of the most complete In the city, and
under the management of thorough,
careful and experienced preserip-
tionists. w. A. Williamson & Co.,
Fourth and Austin.
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b. Haber's new. clothing depart
ment is stocked with the newest
STYLES, best fitting and best made
clothing in the city.
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Most elegant line of toilet goods
and perfumery in the city, at w. A.
Williamson & Co.'s drug store,
Fourth and Austin.
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Prescriptions and fanny recipes are
now In order. Take them to w. L..
fuckers "Lion Drug Store" Will
have the best attention day or night
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Mr.. w. NJ. Bell has the agency fol
Behrens' Aromatic Iron Tonic and
Southern Liver Pills in East Waco.
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Pixies Toothachc Drops cure in one
minute. German Corn Remover kills
sOrns and bnnions
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spring Heel
Is the name of the most comfort
able make of childs hoes, for sale In
all styles and sizes, at Levine Bros
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Eadfes hnd GentIemen,
Young and old, rich and poor, will
be able to fluid desirable goods during
tee grand opening bargain week at
Levine Bros.
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Colgate's violet aud carmine bou-
auet water at ii. Behren's.
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Look at the new styles and bar
gains in clothing at B. Haber.
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The largest assortment of Pears
and Colgate's soaps at ii. Behren's.
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/
Drain aud HAY.
Corn-white. per bu Is TO SOC
Oats-sacks. Do@2ic
Mheat-o0cd7oc. per bushel
Nicaragua wheat 600.
Millet-per ton, $3.50
Prairie hay-por ton. t54e
Hides and Poltry.
Hides-Dry nint IL 10 lake, dry salt 10 10 lie
Pen salted TO 70.
ies,Dcer .Eina Is to l7c, antelope 10
wool, 20 TO e5c thesrlinRa, 10 to isc'
Tallow-.Prime, bkc; tailow grease, " 10 Sc
resse. yellow TO brown. to Sc
arocerles.
Bacon-sbort ciear, 7Hc. tt..
Moissses-- Iouisiana. 80 to $50 Louisiana
tcoAseSPslr. on to LOG prime Rio 10 to IL
,t ssgsrs.Btown. esohc Y Q, 7k@sc, white,
Flonr-ordinary: per 100 lbs. a25 to 2.Se fam.
". 27s patent process, 800 10 a25; fancy pat.
Int a25@s,s 80 rye, per barrel, b.2s.
Ga, % ne, barrels toe 10 AaS; griis, bar.
Coarse salt per barrel, 2 %: dairy. SIS
Rice1Choice Louisiana 70 per 10; prime sx
Is ~ pee p 9s s. .o. &c rn,,
s so, Standard, q %. Lake Side ' ss o'e 8
o @ IL .s.t Ssyy s sSe sSsR S
test l2-ls; asa. kerosene, $50 test 2bs acc; bar.
rels, per gallon. lie; candles, i2c; beans per
Id, 4to thc. Lima. &c.
Fruit, Poultry. Game, Etc.
Appples-Northern. per barrel s3-25a3 q
hemons-Palermo ~ 10 to IS 90.
a, Irish potatoes--Northern, II peck barrels,
" ~ per bushel 9Oc
Cabbage western per crate. O. rs
IA Chicisnso Per dozen. q 90 to s. So turkeys
onions--s2 7s@s 90 per barrel.
EgEs-l24@l5c per dozen.
70 SOC.
oranges--Messinas Is; Imperial % So
Cheese-full cream, 12k@nc western
scimmed. loo, Y. A. full cream, i6c
Dried apples-Quartefs, SC; N. Y, sliced bAc.
eyaporated, 80 lbs boxes, %.
krout- Per barrel, 81 30: half barrel, q so
Lumber.
The following are the prices of lumber per
/ 900 feet First-class rough, tiS second class
rough, Sl6; clear rough, CO. hrst-class dressed
irst-class ID d NJ. flooring, SIS; second class d.
4 NJ. flooring, SIS y Inch yellow pine ceiling
and siding, SIS; inch yellow pine ceiling
and siding, S26. Rough yellow pine ceiling
hx6 el2 So Popular ceiling and siding, 60:
white pine ceiling and siding, s27 So popular
finishing lumber. $50 white pine finishing
lumber $50 Cypress finishing lumber. $50.
wide clear rough lumber So Wide clear
dressed side,s25; lumber dressed sides, s25;
lumber dressed sides, "a 10 lumber dressed
sides; 80;
Shingles per 1000 Heart r. W Cypress, so;
heart dimensions cypress shingel g. Sap
and dypres shingles. 81 IS; heart yellow pine
hihgles, 50 rs; Dressed and headed yellow
yellow pine laihs II So cypress iaths, q:
white pine lAths, 0.
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First Call. Closing

NRw ORLEANS, October % --Futureslopened
aud ruled easy closing steady. to points
lower.
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steady and unchanged; tub washed asessN
i299tk; Texas loa2sk,
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Exports this week: Great Britain. 69,l6
Francess6i5 Continent 64.45l: Stock at United
States ports this day sos io7; this day last year
666.sss.
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SEW ronx ruTuRRs.
NEW YoBK. October 2s.-Futures closed
steady. 8 TO 6points lower.
Salas li2lO0
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GALVESTON COTTON MARKET.


GALVESTON sfoTs.
GALVESTON October 29.-spot cotton closed
steady.
Gross receipts, 6.s72; Sales. 1,4is Exports.
4, 654; rail shipments, 0; Stock. 9L45o.
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@. F. SMITH,

wall Paper, PatIAts, Oils, Glass,
Artists Materials, Etc.
NO. 1876 SOUTH FOURTH st.. Waco. Texas
srPaper Hanging Speciality .-abs
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GALVESTON COTTON RECEIPTS

GALVESTON October 29.-The following "a
q comparative statement OF cotton receipts al
the principal markets to-day and the same date
last year;
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

sales. 5000 bales; American. 600 bales; i'm.
ports, $500 bales; American. 4son.
LIVERPOOL vUrukEs.
LIVERPOOL October 29.-Futures closed
barely steady. point lower
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-30
COMMERCIAL.
WACO COTTON MARKET.

WACO Texas. October 2p.-Markot brisk
Receipts to-day. va bales; total to date