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PgnITs.-Merrimack Isncy, sl.2; Mem
paclfc, i-G; Hamilton, s; Gloucester,
o.; Gloucester, mng., Ia; Gloucester
silver grey, 81; Allen, b; Lodi, 4 Il;
simpson, 8; Eddyslone, Q; simpson mng.,
Dunnsil s1lrtinG, l;2; Ragetta surfing
~; Allen check, "; Peabody, black, 5 ~;
simpson, black, 6; Rosedale, Az
brown snEEIINo-CIowr, Ia; Au.
gpsia, 81; Ettrich LII, .; Charter Oak, 3 10,
Live cSk, 4; International, 10; Laurence
~, q; Glendale, Va; Enterprise, 0; Glen-
dale, "a; Bostt AL, 7l-2; Admission, IA
BROWN SBIRrING-Cast Iron, s; Farm.
ers, ID; Honest, IA; Pocshontsp, 7 la
Allendale, Z; Century Ga; Dwlght,7 IL;
lockwood, $50; Manatobl, 8 la Bedford
BLEAoHED sHfRrIEe-Ne York 10 Ia;
Wamsntto, iOsi; Langdon 9; Lonsdale, 525;
Lousdale camDric, IL; Masonvllle, 10 l-2;
Fruit OF tho Loom, 3; Gold Medal, l-2;
Cream of CROP ~
keal \. l2; swift River, ~; Standard
9, q taston Xxx, loA; Eastrn IA, nj
Oakland fancy, "a, Acmo ODD, 'sls,
hnlligh, iO}4; 'tsnd6rd y, o.; Pearl River
ny; Sibley Awuing, l5
.srHirFs-Hamillon, l0A; Thomdyke
l0i American, " Rock River, 0; Raleigh
Unknown. 83, 10. "
DENiMs-,Amoskeeg, l24; Otis, lSlz;
York, l6< Warren, lSlt.
caEcKs AND PLAfps--M oput Pleasant,
:; Catrebn, IA old Dominion, !. Mem.
phis, Id; Queen CITY, 9 Ill; Augusta, I;
Tennessee, 10; CottoudGle, 7; CumOarland,
Uheck, Z; Hibley, 81.
gIEouAMs-Bltes, s l-s; Saterviile, s;
Wustyll!e, I; Bntes' Dress Paid, 0; Scotni,
y. F.. u lei AmusSeag, : III; BellovleW,
Z IL; Washington, q; Windomero, ~
,,OuEViors-pnkeale, g. IL; sterling, Z IL;
Riddle, 10 l-2; Hsrrisbnrg, Ia; SlatoT, 81;
Everett, la; Boss, 4, SiiverdAlo, :; Ar.
mngtsn, 9; Victoria, II; Ocrmunia, II 10;
Bates, II.
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supply ard moderate reouest. va,,es
weak; lalfbreeds $50 10 40. cows
70 $40; wintered Texans. 3s0 Ia
40, sa'es, le9 Montanas, ayera gjny- go
und, at 45e; us Montanas. | .Ia9 poun,s,
q, = ~; 216 Nebrask ans, averaging
III pounds, at $50.
Hogs secelp's 1900 active and / c
sheep Reee pts, 2s0; shipments none;
,ua'kel uncnanged; natives, La to S.75:
Western, 275 10 80; Texans. 80 TO az:
lambs S75 to AIS :" 80
NEW YORK,
NEW DIRK, Oct 3.-Flour quiet.
neat, spot, dull; options open ed 4 bet.
,er, later declined - TO u, then advanced
~ 70 "a, nj closed firm; No. re d, g6N 10
closing at 81; November, 81 Is Ia va. clos,
at 9sa. " u.s. ''0s'hs
Corn spot, strong and fairly active: op.
tiohs opened To lower, reacted u Ia
-, ana closed fra; No. 2, ASA 10 As q
elevator; 4sA to arrive; 40 10 to iesS afloat
no. 2October, As to As l Q, closed as I-2;
b M0v IN mn ,n ~ to ds closed 1875; Deem
Coflee-Options dull; sales, IL. 75O hays.
January, eos. ''o'
Sugar quiet; refined dull and easy; of A,
Va 20 o. 8; mould A, 6Js; st andard A. az!
s 70 ~; confectionery A, *; granulated
Rice steady.
ROsin dull.
Turpentine firm at 81 Ia toss,
Pork esdy; spot, o. &c.
LRrd-Cash and October stronger; others
over and quiet; spot, O % 1-2, closing G %
Octooor, 6.2} 10 6.2s: November, @. "a To d %
Decembsr, 6.2S to g. 80.
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HARDWARE ann .,rrat.s

AxEs--Collns, S,'doEen, 800: Gnld Dol.
lar, q dozen, s,ul; Diamond kdgc, a dozen.
e.Sl, Double bit, i7.N,
sgiLbIrs AND LiDs-i,.c y 10; sugar
TiH PLArE-I. O. laxii, a box, s.Oo,I, O..
lax2Q. 4, box, 500; rexno lsxeO, n box, 80,
Turne, Nx2S, n box, AGO.
TiNwARs-Pleced, discount 50 - cont, F:
stamped, discount ~ Il cent.
HoLDK',-No. 1, 10, no. y and u, $50 :, 70
Duck HoRsE Colt ARs--No. |, 4. rs "a dos
uANrs..rwo loop, $50 i, dozen; three
loop, $40 n dozen.
ThcKs-.ln boxer, 100 papers, &. IS \, box
Gnur uors.-N dozen, I.tQ; railroad
picks, Z, dozen, $50.
MATToCKs.sf Dozen $50
RupBER BBLrINu.. Discount 30 q cent.
NAtLs--3.un, rate.
hHpvBi.s AKIN SPADEs-Rowland's dis.
count ~ per cent. Ames' list, steel goods,
HEAVY HAnDwARs-sihafta, finished,
p.uQi poles, Is 5D slngletrces, wagons, We.
lec,, 10, burgy, ! IS, express, al; wagon
ton CUES, 10 ~, hickory axies, 10 ", bnlsiers.
tI5. couplius poles, i.ib; spokcs, xxx, sc.
lcct, 2.1oi XNX, $50. sawed lelloes, ~. i.sh;
= 400. Bowden shoes, g.O1, northwestern
horse nails, No. ., e.U1, z, ecj; 4, 500. bar
lrpn, 70 ratei pillow steel, &c; spring steel.
1ueotEs-trade &, ard spring top, 90 N
70 tpll.pl, dos open. t'in 10 CIV, do sld0
spring top, ilipp q itiul; DO. ride hDf.
lu0.D ~ ito 20, do, phntins. kii1l 10 10 .r',
Friide A, side apfiaa, 40 " to va .rll 10.
php ons 1870 70 M. iiuu1 snAi 3n.1 r.,
| l1rs0lto 9il0ol platform rprin.s, llu.ul Ia
lN.W;t hrce sprinS "a cons, WOO 70 i.it.
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THE BUSINESS WORLD.
NEW YORK DAILY REPORT.

NEW YORK, Oct. S-ISpecial,l -stooks
less active, but strong and higher
Railroad bonds strong with SPECULATIVE
issues promintn. Atchison and Pacific
nrsts, ss; Chesapeake & Ohio b. bonds, 67ll
currency, Is; Denver nrsts, ll6, corsos,
Tx; East Tennessee incomes, l77s; Caves.
ton, Harrisburg b San Antonio, ives era
division firsis, 9234; Houston & Texas sec
ends, 50, Kansas & Texas So, 7l9s; Morgan's
Louisiana ana Texas 81, 100; Iron Noun.
tain SIS, 81; Texas Rios, 81 Ia, incomes
46l-2
Money at the Stock Exchange, l and
lI-2 The demand During The fall will be
insufficient to nbsorb the present amount
ofidle capital. ana t demaad for crop
purposes Is not yet important.
General trade in the East Stacker, and
in dry goods considerably diminished; but
in the West and Southwest the improve
ment stu continues, and reports from
Texas show ira about the best of the sea-
son. In c'Othing and w1oolen goods man
ufacturings are still active, but the iron
trade is stationary. Railroad building
schemes are increasing, aad an improved
demand Is looked for. Several heavy pur-
chasts ofpine and in Texas, Northwe
ern, Gulf, and West Mississippi States ave
attracted attention
Sterling excha4se unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, Oct, 8. Spot cotton sctiye
with hardening tendency, but no change
in quotaions yet. Sales l2.COO, of which
1900 were Ameican. Sales for the week,
10000 bSles. Uplands $40; Orleans ts1d.
Futures finn.
MANCHESTER, Oct. 3.-Ysrns flrmer.
HAvRs, Get. 3.-No changes.
NEW YORK Oct, 3--Spot cotton without
change. Business almost entirely for no a
consumption, and rices rule about 3-l6
below those of tho corresponding da @ last
year. Receipts at ports are fairl, liberal,
exceeding last years, to October ., by r. 400
bales: exports for the week were 4I,e2l,
against o,s2j last week. Compared with
last Saturday, to-day highest prices show
advance Of II points for October. No.
vember, II; December, u; January, ls:
February, IA ThiA has been caused mainly
by short covefiAg on favorable foreign adj
vices and revised estimate OF to,al crop re-
ported tom New Orleans. Buyers also
show more confidenre.
Woo! market very firm
Sugar steadiey.
Cattle market weak.
Hides firm and fair demand.
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AcIns-Snlphuric, per oerboy, s2S; citric,
per poundi % 10 CNci oxnlic, per pound,
10; tartTiC, powdered, per pound, 81.
QutNtNG-s u W, eIs, u u. q w. cans,
q Il. s. son oza, rs, u. & Sons, oaus, 20.
0IL9-Bergemo 5uudensOn's psr pound,
, 10; lemon, Sanderson's, %; poppermin
AS; winiergreen, f, 81 olive, Malaga, Is,
P0rAsu-Brumlde, por pound, do; iodlde
800
SoAPs--Cas,ile, notified, por pound, 3 10
ice; CASTLE, white, II to ~.
MiSuELnANEuus - Ammonia, carb, pcr
pound, loo alum, 10 b; arrow root, her,
mudn, II; bnlsam copaiba, "; bortx, re-
dned, 10 10 u; nalomel, am, 20; castor oil,
per gallon, Is 10 Go; casslR buds, per
pound, u 10 Isl cream tartar, pure, per
pound, 20; corrosive sublimntc, per pound,
6j; chiorlnorm, per pound, 7ii extract log
wood, bulk, per pound, ~ 10 II; glycerlne,
bulk, per pound, - 10 .; iodine, .resuh.
,imatsd, per pound, W; leaves bHchu,
short, por pound, 10; leaves seuna,
Alex, per pound, -, mnrphia, mlph, per
o., Sei; spirits nitro, sgceb per pound, 81,
strychuls, crystals, 100, bploca per
pound, 7; wax, whlte, per pound, bDt 61.
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1ENISIAL MARKETS.


kAhSAq CITY.
hANSAs CITY, oct 3-Whont lower;
cast, 'OA bid; December. rs IL asked.
-, corn quiet md VEGA; cash, 32M asked;
November, 20 asked; yea. 25 l-abd.
Oats uomln d; q / 2'a kod.
The Live stock lndica orrcpolts;
Catlc- hecsi IS, 80 shi pmonts, -; Of
lerlng. ut, and market uulet; exporters.
52o 10 $40; goo 10 hoce shipping, i0l 10
DIV; common to medium, i.iU to 49,
stoc aers ~ d feeders, - TO AS; cows, . %
10 320i gras' Texas Necrs, 9 90 to $40.
nogsIk col pls, ,S55; market to loo
She p-Receipts, uose;shlpments, mono;
market steady fair 10 GOOD mutton, go to
hVJ; common 20 medium, 80 to 225,
ST LOUIS, Oct 3-Flour quiet and un
a., Wheat dull, with unsettled fee ing. and
The lish,est trading OF The season. prices
drlpped Ato "a early, butrlllltd later, md
cioseu me tnu q a. ytste day; No. . r. q,
casn, w -; 10 tnnof, lSss; oytmhor, Olt
10 WIS, closing SSs; December, Oiss to 9S,
Conduli, bnt firm; very little done; No
IN I'm Sed, cash, fO%, toll; october 3SsS; May
Oats dun and easier; No. . mlred cash,
al no options sold
Corum,pl .teary, soto iSs.
Wool stead amt unchanged
,WhleRy quiet; Eior finished gouds.
,IroNlsl5ns very outlet. and ON Y iohblnr
rnue one. ~ phDutprevl, usuuu NJ Ung.
Cntlle- Receipts, TOO; shipments, :Oo;
scarce and ilru ior hest grudts, with good
ioCnl demaL d; shipping nnilv,srargs itom
70 10 bIO; native butchering stun, o.2i "a
avv, grass iexans, 2bO ~ 0p Indian
Steers 20 to S.sA
liogs-hcr eip,s 1900; nim; 3fO,oig5.
sncop-htcvints, go, shipments, S1i
scarce and strong for top grn, es good O
ynice muttors.2 10 TO : 81 common TO fair
t:VS 10 AGO; Texans, !. 10 TO 20; lambs, u
CHICAGO, Oct. o. : Flour steady and un.
chang d.
wheat opened steady, sold of X under
autner henvy oierngs, ralltd and closed
eeuout \ uhd yesterday; October, Sija 10
nl-2, closed Sia coyemhpr, 50 l.g 10 81
S SIooseu SOS hldi December, sS'k to ~, closed
ooss' May, p6sA to pt,k, closed t5ai
nSorn quiet, hut steady, October, ais %
c,soss,o cn,e ss ilss. November, 70, y ~ -
eiVVseuSsss; y az az yl,, closed 3ibs hid
,,Iroik moccratey active and weak. octo.
WI 70 os2'; November closing SIS "a
o'1' icy, Dec, m or, $40.
nlhru easy aud veal, Octtbtr5Vif 10 eco,
oecemher VIZ & go.
,boNod mcats q iet and casiei, dry tall
snlooul.ers 30 10 si5; short fits Als to
o'w, shnit clear 8 60 TO u.s..
he Dfuvers i urnal reports cattle /.
as.ip's2'un fhil mcnts 1,tu, market dul
,n IA, unrhappeG. shipping siscrs of l.3D q
r,cv pountt. - obJ nrm II o 10 ~
Svunu 10 ~ ~. fiom go to !. Corounds
,, 49, tos siocktra aud feeders quiet ~
,1nvuhnEpd, d .. 200 a 1ii COWS, bulls nnl
,1,.,,Nel lip vi \ 10 bulls = 10 NJ; thrluEh
r',aes cattle unphanrd u sHfllrfn N de-
e'ee'H 2'os 10 3 80 WUiefr sante sin faii
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LOUISVILLE OAK SOLE LrArHrR--N
heavy, free OF brands, 3ec n; X medium,
nee " brands, go 10; 4 heavy, one brand,
$40 10; a medium, one brand, $50 ID, Balti-
more crop, ilo; Keystone oak sole, 30 50
BUFFALO SLAunrEn-Prime, ~ 10 ~ 10
sides, Sc N; good, 10 10 IS N Sides, sc N.
counter, II To 10 sides, DO per n, q. D,
3ltc SIC n; No. 2Oak harness lea, 80 TO Sic
n, No. hem harness lea, 80 10, No,s hem
harness lea, 80 b; No, hem skirting
lea, nc II; No. hem sklrtlug lea, n To &c
70, welt and bride leather, 400 TO b.OO n
de-.
PHILADELPHIA cAbr-.Ex,ra quality,
. to % fhs 10 dozen, - 70; % 10 q ios u
dozen, LIS Ibt iito 20 ms TO dozen, los; % 10
0lbsi 0 dozen, leo 10; 81 ~ 70 lbs to dozen,
lulh
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ONIoNs-St Louis, 200 per barrel.
CABB >GE-In crates, 40.
CHtoKENs-Hens, SEQ, spring, asa
EGGS l5c per dozen.
BUTTER Best grade northern, 26c; bes
Dallas County, 10 d20c; other Texas county
butter, l2c according to quality.
AppLEs-l.N per bushel; ~. Louis, 3 81
per bbl
LEMoNs-S5 per box.
ORANGES Isl per box.
SwaET POTATO s-Sl.aj.
IRISH PorAToEs--Texas, &c., Northern
I5c per bushel.
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GRAIN AND nnRAnoruBRs.
WHKAr-eSt to ~
kyn-KAnsas, ~; saekod. -.
CeRN-IH ear. Sa1&1c.
higher
BARLKY-te9k5c.
coas srrsr sssmA sa's ils = 2 a
HoNtSY aud 6RIrs--SW n 0S-csi.
FesD--Choppsd corn, q lyo n, IL.
ran, d 10 Ms. $50.
GRAHAM FLous-s 100 tAs AS.
HAY-Prairie, S75 to 100 "A ton.
MILLkr SEEp-Large, %; small, leo.
FLorR-ftRsr Patent 400 oSi5: Sec-
ond Patent, - to 2 rs; Extra Fancy, a
70 2 50; Fancy, 2 % u Is: low grade, LIS
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LIVE srppH.

The quotations givea below refer b gfssl
cattle, living weight.
BsEvrs-.a 10 $40 eie
Cows.-l4 eblc y 10; milch cows, com
mon, ~ 70 " y head
NuEsP..Pfime,l ~ No.
GOATS. None on tue market,
Hogs..3 to3.sc 4, 10.
nutLs AND srAas..' i.i 20 Alt
IlEpfSs hrEsss- ,ls'as~
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W. ID. Wylie Il Co., real estate
agents, have removed their Office from
the. Merchants Exchange to 10. 707
Main street, whore, with increased ia
cilities, they arc enabled to offer spe-
cial bargains in city property and
farms. Houses and lots for sale on
monthly payments.
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Dixon Williams, the Evangelist, f.

DixOn Williams, the Evangelist, For
Sale.
All persons who desire a fine cabinet
photograph of Mr.. Williams, the evan.
geilst, will be- accommodated by j. III
Webster, Ia high pricsd photographer
VINO has hem for sale. We will state
also Ia This connec ion thas Mr.. Web
ster is now moving to his new quar-.
,,ers, Dallas National Bank building.
Entrance both Elm aud n ain streets.
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We hava used Tongaline In several
caaes OF peuraleia and rheumatism,
snd reliofhas followed its use In every
Instance. DRs. N. A, Il A. Mccoy,
Pins0D, Tom,
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The Glohe Clothing House sweeps
tho country, unassuming, without
pretensions, they are dealing out to an
appreciatlve public, children's suits,
aud boy quits, mons suits, shirts at
prices that make IN impression.
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New stock OF carriages, buggies and
ph@tons just received by Guyton
Smith q Co., OIL Elm street.
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Al siyleg " vehicles FOR yale low, ~
or, ~ Naln sile1'
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coU0aa svNURI
Or JOHN BULLS
Snitl'ST0lieSylQD
FOR the CURE OF
fever and ACUE
Or CHlLlS and FEVER,
Aab ALL nAlARlss DISEASES.

The proprietor Of tAiE celebrated medi,
cine justly claims fer it superiority over
all remedies ever eSered to the public for
the sAfI, CIxTkns, SPEEDY ard PER
uAHkNrcare Of Agss and Fever, or Chill,
and Fever, whether ofshort or long stand
ing. Hs refers to the entire Western and
Southern country to bear him testimony to
the truth Of ths nUsrtion that in no case
whatever viii 1t fail 10 care il tho direc.
ions are strictly Sollowad aad carried out.
n great msny sssss single doss has
been safncisxt Tor o cure, and whole fani.
ies have been cured OF single hottie, with
aperfest restoration Of the general health.
II Is, however, prudent. and in every caso
Eacro certain TO sure, il its use is continued
IN smaller doses feg week or two after the
disease has been checked, more especially
in ditncylt and loag-stsnSng tssss. Usu.
ally this meaicias will not require any aid
% keep the bowels in good order. Should
he patient, however, REQUIRE a cathartio
medicine, after having taken three or four
loses Of the Tonic, o single dose Of BULLS
VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS will BE- sus.
ioiant.
BULLS gARsAPARILLA is tho cid and
reliable remedy for Impurities Of the blood
sad scrofulous stfactions-tho King Of
Blood Purifiers.
DR.. JOHN BULLS VEGETABLE WORM
DESTROYER is prepared in the form Of
andy drops, attractive to the night and
| pleasant to the tasta.
ToEa. JOHN BULLS
,.'iilh'S TONIC SYRUP,
BULLS SARSAPkRlLLA,
BULLS WORM DESTROYER
Tho Popular Remedies OF the Day.
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Mayors Garden.
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rREiaHrs

The rates OF freit ht on cot tpcr bs,e
firm pallas ara ~ followss
To Houston. 2 II. Ga rssf $50. New
rle SIS So 81 Louis. sl.5
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Concert this evening at the Wagon
hseuser Brewers park,
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Stocks and sonds.
FEW YORK, Oct. 3.--Quotations closed
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EXPORTS AND sToCKs
Exports from all United Stei es ports thus
| Tar this weeks Great Britain, 1881; France,
| ....; Continent, .,... StocK II all United
Ststes ports: This cay, 33l.ssj; this day
| last year, 2Ql3sl.
| THE VISIBLE SUPPLY.
| The visible supply of cotton in tho world
| on Saturday, Oct %, lsS5, according to
| the New York Chronicle, Is rs follows:
Total supply to- 'ay, l.? q SS5 same day last
year, l,49i,7Ol; observation-disclosures SIG.
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ToNE-Close . New York, flrm, New
ORGANS, qulal and staady; Llverpool, firm.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-11

Cleveland, July. iO.-Advices from
the Fourteenth and Eighteenth wards
received at IL o'clock to-day show
everything quiet in those localities
and II is supposed no further trouble
will be attempted, though meeting
of strikers is called for this after noon
at 3 o'clock, in Peach Orchard and
what the outcome of this meeting
will be is unknown.
The entire police force, except
specials sworn in for extra duty, have
gone to the Eighteenth ward, as the
city authorities have learned there is
to be parade of strikers in that vi
cinity and, to prevent any further
demonstrations, have deemed il best
to mass the entire police force in that
ward,
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Mexican Money Matters MuchM,xod.

City of Mexico, July i0.-rhe gov
ernment hrs removed from the pro-
visions of the decree consolidating its
debt, the Carbiial bonds which are
held to the extent of three hundred
thousand dollars in New York. These
bonds mature October lst and this is
the only sum that remains unliqui-
dated.
The Mexican National Railway
company has stopped all construction
and will merely operate its existing
railway. All construction gangs have
been paid oil and dismissed. 1t is
rumored that the first company to
have its subsidy revised w''l be the
French company now engaged on
harbor-improvement works at Vera
Cruz.
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Bay City, Mich, July lO.-There is
no excitement here to-day. but this
morning 600 men went TO East Sagi-
nav on barges to inaugurate strike
there. 1t is generally expected the
meeting tomorrow between mill own
ers and the strikers committee WI
settle matters.
sHCruNG down THE MILLS.
East Saginaw, Mich, July l0.-At
1880 o'clock this afternoon process
sion of 1000 strikers cscoi led by two
bands OF music marched through the
streets, crossed the river and have
commenced shutting down mills on
the west shore. No acts of violence
are thus far reported. The great ma
joiity of mill empoyes at this end OF
the river are opposed to the strike
and would continue to work II lie
alone. The mayors of Saginaw Cit!
and East Saginaw, aud the sheriff o
the county have issued an order clos
ing all saloons and cautioniug thu
strikers against acts of Violence.
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GALVESTON.
salient stories From the City by the
sad Sen waves,


Galveston, July l0.-Mr. VIM. A.
Bowen, of the San Antonio Express,
has been seriously i'll at the Beach
hotel for few days past, but his at
tending physician stated tonight that
he thought Mr.. Bowen would be all
right in few days.
Alderman Rosenberg, whose at
tempt to vacate his seat was men
toned in last nights dispatch, still in
slsts upon resigning, Notwithstanding
the high complimentary vote declin-
ing to accept his resignation. One of
the strongest reasons impelliug the al
derman TO this course Is the fact that
his large private business demands all
Of his time and attention, leaving him
without time to properly attend to
public business.
The regular monthly drill for the
gold medal of the Galveston Artillery
Light Guards came off last night at
Artillery Hall The medal was won
for the third time by Sergeant j. W.
Hereford. After the drill the DO, s
enioyed an impromptu hop.
Under instructions from Washing
ton, the revenue cutter, McLane, left
this evening for cruise along the
coast to intercept any vessels from in
fected points bound to the gulf ports
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-11
GENERAL GRANT.
General Buckner Visits the sufferer
md Reviyes Old Memories.

General Buckner Visits the sufferer
and Rcvivcs Ola Memories.
Mount McGregor, July l0.-Colonel
Grant yesterday received telegram
from Ex-Confoderate General $. 5.
Buckner asking If In the event of his
visiting Mount McGregor he would
he permitted TO see General Grant.
Colonel Grsrt last evening replied
with regrets that his father was not
strong enough to sec him. This
morning another message was sent
General Buckner that, should he come
this morning, General Grant would
see him. aud accordingly, at l:i0. Cen
eral Buckner and his vito alighted at
the little station on the top OF the
mountain. They were met by U. S.
Grant, Jr, VINO conducted General
Buckner TO the Grant cottage. Colo
mel Grant and his wife, and Mrs. Sar-
.oris were absent attending reunion
at Round Lake. When General Buck
ner had greeted Mrs. Grant aud the
others on the veranda, he was con-
Quoted to the generals room where the
sick man was awaiting his visitors.
Generals Grant and Buckner wero
fellow cadets at West Point and
when FtDonaldson fell General Buck
ner was the first confederate general
captured by General Grant. The
meeting was affecting and the inter-
view lasted an hour. General Grant
afterwards showed considerable ia
tigue as result of the interview, but
aside from that his condition is not
changed from this morning.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-11
SUMMER SILKS

40 cent fancy stripes and checks down
TO 50 cents.
rs cent fancy plaids and checks down
TO 5Oc.
"a inch printed Nuns yelling, all col
ors, 10 cents from 20.
"a inch plaid grenadines all colors, 10
cents from 25c.
"a inch lace buntings all colors, 10
cents from 20.
40 inch all wool nuns yelling all
shades 81 l-2 cents.
WHITE GOODS.
Victoria Lawns Z cents, reduced from
10 cents.
White Linen Lawns IL l-2c., reduced
from Use.
White Lawns plaid and figured IL l-2
cents from zoe.
Printed linen lawns l5c., reduced
from % l-2c.
GINGHAMS.
Plaid dress Ginghams 6 l-3 former
price, Zoe.
Plaid dress Ginghams s l-2 and l0c.
former prices, ~ l-2 and l5c.
lhIEN o.
All the standard prints Sc. a yard,
worth cents.
SIIEETINGS.
1900 yards of standard brands of 81,
l0-4 aud 1874 shcetings very cheap.
TABLE LINENS.
Cream damask with Turkey red Dor
der reduced to A. cents.
Fancy cream damask reduced TO 35c.
yard.
Turkey red damask fast colOrs re-
duCed to 40 cents.
TOWELS.
Large size all linen damask towels
Sl.75 dozen.
All our Turkish bath towels reduced.
All linen huck towels, large size, re-
duccd to Sl,75c. u dozen.