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Connecticut western news., 1885-04-22

INSULTING. - You can't insult an American worse than 10 hint that he has not made particular study of every national problem and isn't thoroughly posted on what should be done.
Connecticut western news., 1885-04-22
"Ro,gh mn Corn.

PESJDEH is accurately written and pro- nouneed Eunjdeh, and means five viilago..'
Connecticut western news., 1885-04-22
ssDurhu-Isniba |

Quick, complete cnre, all kidney, Bladder and UriuaIy rtAsrS Sczlding, Irrttauou. Stone Gravel, Catauh If the Bladder. s1, DtuggiAtsl
 Frazer Axle Grease.
 The Frazer Axe brease is the best and, in- trinsically, the cheapest. Don't work your horses to death by using poor grease. Try it
Connecticut western news., 1885-04-22

hESsMkNs PEProSIzED BEKE TONIC, tho only preparation ofbeef containingits entire mll-i- nous propcyflea U contains blood-mAking Iorce generating and hfe-sustaining properties; invaluable for indigestion, dyspepsia, nervous prostration, and all forms of general debility; also, in all enfeobled conditions, whether the result Of exhaustion, nervous proatrAtion, over. work or acute disease particularly if resulting from pulmonary complainta Caswell Hazard | Co, Proprietora, New York soldby drusgistA
 TIE pine trte. says an authority, is a refuge for more than 400 SD cies of insects.
 That Miss Jones is nice-looking girl, isn't shein
 "Yes, and she'd be the belle of the town if it wasn't for one thing.n
 "h hats thattn
 "She has catarrh SO bad it is unpleasant to be near her. She has Ifiei a dozen things aud nothing helps her. l am sorry, for | ike her, Lut that doesn't maKe lt any less iisagreeable for one to be around her. !"
 Now, if she had u-ed Dr. Sages Catarrh Remedy, tLere would have been nothing of the kind sad, for it wIll cure calarrh every time.
Connecticut western news., 1885-04-22
IIrn.I m n.

Palpitstiou. D opsical Sw llings, Dizziness, Indigestion, Headache slveplesSness ,ured by .Wells' Health Rcnrwar."
Connecticut western news., 1885-04-22

Nervous debility, premature de. sline of power in either sex, speedily and per. manently cured. Large book. three letter stamps Consultation free. Worlds Dispen. sary Medical Association, Buffalo, N. \.
 AN eyeless chicken is on exhibition at New Orlt ana
Connecticut western news., 1885-04-22

ped bugs, skunks, chipmunks, ruphers. i5c
 colonel SeIlrr's Eve Water. The Colonel never made success of tNe Eye Water business but Carholine struck bonanza with Petroleum ns its base. If your hair is thin and falling out, try it.
 "RouRh m Carns.0
 Ask for Wells Rough on CornAs I5o. Quick, complete cure. Hard or soft corns, warts, buniunA
Connecticut western news., 1885-04-22

will be reminder of personal liberty for ages to come. On just as sure foundation uas Dr. fieroe's ''Guiden Medical Discovery oevn placed, and it will s. anu through the cy- ties ot time a. monument to the physical enancipatiou of thousands. who by its Use nave been relieved from cun,umption, con- sunptiye night-sweats, bronchitis, coughs, spitting of blood, weak lungs, and o1nei throat and lung affections.
Connecticut western news., 1885-04-22
Barthoidi's statue of s.Ii erty Enli Tightening
 the wor.ub

TIE baseball clubs. it is estimated, will cost the peonle S1R.nnnl .n this Nenr
Connecticut western news., 1885-04-22

A BULLET travels mic in three and two Nsa.s fl... Na
Connecticut western news., 1885-04-22

We have insl issld malt wonderful and Natiah'e hny h9 k WnlcH trcN of dinnaaes npltu q tAiua nor mHaa tn mNka it Wufthg Do Hrrns N N1l confidence uf hn wam n hit AHf daughter ia dret b flsuNa intrr fird ln this raa Nurk, Aad shoald send for q wlths
Connecticut western news., 1885-04-22
"Etoush an 1tats.'s
colonel SeIlcr,s Eve Wntrr.

CieArs ont rats, mce, reaches, flies, an bed-bugs, skunks, chlpmnnks, rupiera. n
Connecticut western news., 1885-04-22
WASHINGTON NoTEs

A delegation of colored men from Virginia presented to the President 8 petition asking him to appoint to positions in their State men who would not use their offices for political purpose. The President received them cor dIaliy, and replied that: 1.-The day will come which I, tor one, will be g ad to see, when something better than race or color will divide the political acton of those who are citizens of the United States"
 of Gen. Wm. B. Hagen have been made pubic. The sentence is a reprImand, which has been made by the President.
 In several departments the clerks have been notified that full ten hours work daily would be exacted of them until all work was caught up with The order created much ex- citement.
 The Grand Jury indicted Buhler Malone, son of Senator Malone of Virginia, for assault with intent to kill John Wills.
 In diplomatic circles in Washington the general impression is that there will be no war between England and Russia, but that the two governments will come to an arrangement which will at least delay hostlEities for 8 year two.
 FOREIGN ITEMS.
 A box addressed to Prince Bismarck ex- c1teu the suspicious of the authorities at Frankfort-on-the-Maina and it was opened If contained clockwoIk and dynamite mach ne of new type and of skillGui confrlvance. There Is nothing to indicate by whom the t,ox was prepared or sent.
 "A prominent Prussian officer says. We feel sure that General Romaroff acted from sheer necessity. To recall him would cause bitter feeling throughout the Russian army, while coart-martial would certainly acquit him.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-18
A PLEASANT OCCASION.



One OF the most ENJOYABLE aud
pleasant occasions of the season. was
the dining OF a few brother officials
aud newspa or reporters BY sheriff
and Mrs. W. Z. Harris. at their resi-
dcncc. on Barnard avenue, vcstcr-
day. The company consisted of
Judge Is. w Rimcs. District Clerk l..
T. Bcasley, County Attorney j. W.
Taylor, Mr.. a. H. McCollum, editor
of the Evening Day, aud the ENANlI-
NER reporter. Mrs. ". T.. Harris,
her daughters, Miss Mona and little
Miss cna. did the honor, of the cc-
casion. The little mis-. who j, not
yet in her teens, entertained the com.
pany in the parlor. with selections of
piano music, while Mrs. n. put the
finishing touches ON a most -umptu-
Gus dinner, which she had prepared
for her guests. aud which WAS served
by the whulc-soulcd sheriff. who
knows exactly how to make one feel
comfortable and easy while in his
charge" Who, but men who work
for the public. like officials and new,
paper men, can better enjoy a dinner
where everything was spread in such
elegant manner.
After the dinner was discussed. the
company retired To the mrlnr, and
after cigars were passed around. a
pleasant and unlocked for surprise
awaited his honor Judge Il. W. Rjmcs.
County Attorney TAYLOR stepped into
the hail and then returned with a gold
headed cane II present from Mcs>rs.
Harris. Bca~lcy aud Taylor and in
remark, most appropriate presented
it to his honor. The Judge WAS much
taken by surprise, but returned
thanks 10 the donor, in hi, usual
happy style.
The new paper men then had to
Withdraw aud leave the company,
who were happily entertained by he
hostess and her two accomplished
daughters. in muoicand conversation.
until late in the afternoon. when the
Judge had to adjourn the E,scmblage.
aud with the sheriff, clerk and attor-
nry. repaired TO the courthouse. and
closed up the business of the district
court for the term.
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rkw YORK FuruHEs.
a. .

~hics. o., .ttN
NM inlLnMlmg ave mo NmntaMnmh
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CHRISTMAS TURkENS.
Inc Trouble Nhich one - the Gay and
Festive Rirds NRs brought IRON
"a Catered Wan

sanford Wcstbrook. a colorcd man
employed recently 10y DR.. \. A..
Bcvillc in cleaning mp hi, yard. is
now in jail, owing to an alleged tlir-
tation with one of the doctors Christ
mas turkeys. Dr Bcvillc had locked
his turkey, up in isstablc. and hung
the key thereto Oh his back gallery.
On Yesterday morning the key wa,
mi>sil as was also one of the 9iore.
mentioned birds. Tine stable
door was locked. but tracks
were found leading from
the gallery where the key had
hung to where the turkeys roasted
ln.idc the stable the tracks OF the
depredstor were mingled with those
OF the turkey, until thcv reached u
corner where il is presumed the no
bic bird WAS oVcrpoWcrcd Now.
sanford hns "A twisted foot and,
strange to say. the tracks make by the
LETT foot of The "taucicr" OF fowls, cor
responded exactly with the run. dow II
shoe worn by him. and despite his
protrslations that he was not the only
IN eyer III town with u twisted toul .
Mr. Westbrook was borne away 10y
Constable Lee lcnkins, and given
comfortable quarters mt the county
mil
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-18

". y. lIoyt " Co. wholesal and
retail druggists of Rome, an. say IS.
We have been selling Dr. King, New
Discovery. Electric Biltrr- and Buck.
leu, Aruica Nalyc for two years
Have never, handled remedies that
sell a. well, or give such universal
-ati,lacliou There have been some
wonderful cures effected hs these
medicines in this city. several casc-
of pronounced consumption have
been entirely cured 10y use ola few
bottles of Dr. King New Di-cov-
cry. taken in connection with Flee
lric Blttcrs. We guarantee them all
WAYS. sold bv CASTLES a Morrison
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DemeIs cahinel rhotos. SD bed %.


could srtrcrly devise turtntcs more eNCIuriHt-
ing ihsu thOsc 10 which the Victim of rnrumH-
t-m. In the iniiammatory stage. Is subjected
II i' also dangerous on account at It's tendency
toward the heart and stomach Among the
benign qualities of iio4trttcI's stomach Blttcra
ls that OF eNpcllug those ayrid inpuri.
lies lo which the disease Is attributable
Analyst, proves that. 10 eases of rheumatism.
the Kidneys fail to eliminate these Impurities
from the blond Tho bittcrs los stimulating
these organs To artiyitv. enable, them tn per
form this all-impOrtaut function, aud. there
tore. urrrt7 the disease 40 remedies u at tho
outset The functions OF digestion OF hrcrr-
Nou ri buc bs the liver are also hrulihrIliy
stimulated hy the hittrrs. which Couquors dys
prpa a and liver complaint, and remedies fever
and tsuc. bilious rrmitieut sud other M lmcuts
Of mHlnriH birth. u is alsu HE leading tome
OF fhr "A poo.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-18

INAS.---Nt ~ q. IN. December d. ls7,. Hal.
lie sgod ! year and months dhug htrr of
Charles and NHuulc Evans. tuucrHi nom
residence. near Robinson, A. D.. ln.. Friday,
December Is. l7si luiorrmcut ni Robinson.
The CIRCLE is broken,
One seat il for-Ekru.
on, ..ai from the tree of oar friendship De-
shaken
Yes, the little fan ily circle is NO
longer whole The pricclc,, jewel
round Which.hlmg fathers deepest
love aud mother, fondc,t joy the
darling baby girl has gone 10 dwell
with the angels in peaceful rest.
Like ,hr cloud ni 'he sunset slow mounting 20
heaven.
like thu star hat d. lost when The daylight is
given.
Ikea glad dream 81 -lunhcl Hwakiug VA bills.
She haI gone eco ihp world Of ihc huls from thi,
Nu
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-18

We have bought the entire outfit OF
coffee mills, rooster, grinder, etc, of
the Waco Coffee company, lately
operated by a. {. Mckcen n Co, and
are now prepared to furnish any
quantity, style or grade of strictly
fresh roasted coffee. The superior
eXccllency of our goods over the
northern grade and uufrcsh stock can
bc easily demonstrated TO the entire
satisfaction of all who will give it II
trial. BE sure. and insist ON having
the Waco coffee, rs all groccrs are
supplied at wholesale prices hN your
friends determined To- excel
A. loNEs TAYLoN AZ BRu.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-18

For ,do by Castles y Morrison,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-18

Grain hud nay.
toru-white. per bu Sec.
OHts-sacks 2tcU2uc.
MhcHt-GlcM11c per bushcl
Nicaragua wheat, hOC,
Millrt-pcr ton. &alO
ItRiriC HAY -pnt ton. HGtt
GroCrrics.
BacOn-Shott CiCHr. 5C,
HNms-il to i2c.
M"iH.scs Louisiana. 70 to t5c louisiana
syrup. h'C
'onoc rhr pa 90 zoe pr'mc rio, ioallp.
choice Rio D. tn l'A.c roHhorry. lt,lla.tc.
sugars Br Nu. tat'.c \ g. "a 1isc browu
q ',ors ErauulHt.I. =.
Dat mosl-ilalf barrels 400 To ~, grits bar
tels 10 honiuy. pearl 10.
Coarse salt, per hHrfcl2 20. dairy, 3 ~
Rico-,hoirc Louisiana, To- per no prime Ga
starch Pearl. ic r. a., 10 lbs bulk Sc
Miscellaneous Black pepper, poo soap. white
per box, 80 Extra Family soap per box.
e. 80 standard S. M Lake side, s. -1. f. %
S. IN Palm, $50 Navy Blue soup. VI TO
oil, Kerosene, no test 2 %, 200 Kerosene Tic
test l2-ls. 3.Ni Kerosene 100 test D .5s. 3uu bar
rcls. per gallon, lac. candies i4c beans per
b, ito TIC. Lima 5c
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-18

Mr.. Charles liast has n fresh ship
mcnt of Plant A Hour, fun line
Of Batavia goods, aud the finest as
sor,ment OF candies, rai-ius, almonds
currant-, pecans, etc, for the holiday
that can be found in thia market
see him.
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IN THE GtTS.


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urn ~ '''''''''' presents :" :" sanger
lnL;p,. .oo,, .nJ ox,ro.,. q, II
p.'i'r',, ''l' anu 'N'''''' at ~
, ,''," ,.,s ,,, mo- ,o ..roo, Poo.
toi. tirn wy 70 r. ~ '''' rs ''''
nnm,, f,;l. ,,i ,,l. -, r,l.r.,,.. L.i;
doy Ji.rlay wv" ~ ~ " "'''
\lI iinJ. off stock f,rJ .old Ina,
,l,a,,l.,,,'i %, wv 7'''' ~
InnI ~ C"n.,.,. pr,thcr. christina.
r,rIs .nJ ,,in.
Kolti",,r ,,.to,. .,,. ..n,. ,.,..,...
EN- "t ,hn =, ih.'Io. ''"'' '''' '''"-
ChanLrrs lrn. n.l.. .,o.i.l,,
of cnnn,r, prninro ''''.'''' ,
Nn,ngnri" "y.tnr. o, cont, NOR
dozen. nj the 81 Charles.
All thr host hr,u,J. of c,prnd oooJ.
-oldb,' Clr,,l,rr. Ern.
IA. rrirn. ~ B.,I.nl,. ,,oods d.,f,
.comrrtitiou from, INV nn.r,or
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35 r,rt.',.,.'jn,!,, ~ a." ri,a,i i,s'
CLamhnr- rrn5 oa ,~ ,, i'", 'I,
limo Of Cn., ran,lioa i,r ,En Nv NJ n
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.hia Gnot Of ~ So noir nv Son,,nr
rro,I'ors l'''''
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,!., nrn. '' '''''''"' l'''''"'' '' '''"
bnm,, r,r,,., ,l,o.,r,,.lr,nto ~, eliza
wa.n Lnrni,rra --.'','','a,,, bn.,,n
Lc,, .G,I,
nY%lsnJ hosn,c iuc.t .ssortmcnt
of irwnIrv and ,yn,chrs aver brnmoht
tn his ma,Int
.Mst rrrrivoJ BOTTLES for covcr,rp
ot " 4 Williamson 4 Co's Eonrth
and Austir
One Inlrn. co.r. .whi.k broom holJ-
.rrs nm, fancy -r,t- tnr holiday uro.
ont. ot samoan Ern.
I1nr dudinr vnolru dress Goods iu
the newest novelty in tbat line. a full
assortment at Il. Iiabcr.
Christmas ana New Years cards at
ID. %. 81. 80 and 3 cent, nud Sl.Op M
to SO 90. at Sanger Bros.
Candt and popcorn balls manu-
featured every hour at the candy
stand ON Sixth and Austin streets
Get your brackets. scroll-sawimg,
baud-saN ing and turning done at
Loving y ~wan,on's plainlug mill
surgical instruments at 33 Il, per
Gem: On from New J ORR ana ~
LOul-. catalogues ut ii, Bchrch :.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-18
mall Fellows Sufferers !

who are now convalescing from
|snguc, let one who has been there
10. give you his experience, ard fol-
it if you would be speedily re-
red; eat plenty of apples. and drink
nod cider freely. As "a diet, rare
of steak aud broii chicken with
,,y light breai, eggs aud rich mills
hu,d,ucc. Then follow right al
,.,aards with dose of fuckers
AM to digest and assimilate your
..eland this, at last is the secret OF
,,,Ib. good digestion, which mcaus
be manufacture of brood, aud that is
.Ae lite of man, whereby wasted
t.,nc. depleted 10y disease, is built up
nd the vigor aud the ROSY hue of
1r former selves once more asserted.
Tr it. our word for il you will
Ner live long cnoughto cease thank
nsVour FREUD. W. l.. TUCKER
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-18

"ENpcricncc teaches" This is an
old aging, but none the les, true.
There is perhaps not u better quail
fled Druggist in the stpte than Or :.
Il. Hamlet. His wears in the active
practice ofmcdicine. and hs long cN-
prriencc in the drug business have
given him an advantage over the aver
age druggist, and lac is being made TO
feel it. The doctor move To th"
building next 10 Ilursfuil N Cam
crOn'. was good one.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-18
NnIIcc
All ncr.on. i,n4h,cd 10 the firm oil

Al persons ilffH hDod to The firm of
LYONS x Novich are requested TO
come in and settle within thirty
DAYS. After that date all claims Will
he placed in the hands OF an attorney
for collection, therefore you Will save
your,elvr, trouble and extra expense
by settling NJ once.
INuNs X NoVICH.
Waco. November 2ith, lSs5.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-18

exports this week great britain, o.
France 22!s Continent q, - stock at United
States ports thlsdsy. GOT !O7 this day last year
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-18
GENERAL COTTON RECEIPTS

GsLvKsrOs. December D.. Tho following IL
a comparative statement Ut cotton receipt, al
the principal markets to-day ani the same date
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-18

1T. Loul-, December Flour steady nnd
unchanged
wheat r.irly a,uyc AMI higher ruled oulg
a .haie better carly. hut later strengthened
more and slussd about lc higher Than yu~trr.
day. 40 red cash ytc. hecoiuhcr gu, n3ic,
closing ~ yic nominal January. 93-.Q'l'.c
CLOSING ~ ga. bid. tebruuty. 1bmHlc
glosiu. NJ Hti. - May Ul al utsdl or clos
lug Htl ull4 hll
Corn Irregular, opened better but easei on.
closing however Hfm AZ about yesterday
close $50 mixed. cash. tihc December,
g. .,o13tsg closing AZ |'st January, %itt"
10 closing at &C. February, IA@'t's'.
closing a. .',c May %"" sc plosiug al
-Snmlnsly steady but very quiet 80
mixed. cash, 2't.c p''cmhcr hrc MAY.
joru meal-Msrko, duIl and unchanged 4"
tfgi su
WAi,ky-l .nchsuged Al U4
Prov lsiuu--guiei but hfm,
Pork iu no demand 10 Tor OLD. TO W ior
lard There was nothing done uomiuslly al
b 49,
Bulk meat,-Loo,e lots Long clear. N
sh0rtr.b. 1 20. short clcHr % Boxed lots
long clear, 70 short rib, %. short clear
% Ip
Racou long'ciesr, s. 20 .hou ribs 90
short clear 20
Hnm--- bOau o.
Butter-t nchAuEet.
Eggs- Unchanged.
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Lo>uoN. December n -tuusos closed
%, . 10 .ut money. 49," In Tor account
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GALVESTON COTTON MARKET,


dAlvkHTuN HfotH
gALvK.roN. December. ll-Spot cotton closed
uru. quotations unchanged.
Gruss receipts 3.,31 SHlrs 40 Exports.
~. shipments cuHstwihr, o. stock, iUi, iii
Ordinary ... ..-..... ..-,...... ....-,-. u 10 To-
Good Ordinary ...... .....,...,.t.. ~ 10
Low MidlliRg ..... .......,.. 49, 10
MidiIing ..... ............ .. sl1 lb
GOOD Mlddllng . ........-........ 9 Do 10
aiddiing fair ......,.....- ......... % 10
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COMMERCIAL.
WACO COTTON MARKET.

waco. rcNr december T.. Markc
weak, pricc, oG "a
Receipts tn.dal. nett 33l bales Pio~> ~,
total 10 date ,7.0i, bales
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We have lust received new lot of
ladies' aud childrcu> felt hats. all the
new desirable stN les. also. large
variety of fancy feathers We will
offer low prices ON all millinery goods
for the coming mouth
Miss II ATr Srut.rE
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$1,000


W AGO, Ten, Pee. II, 1850
Il. Il. PARKorT, Manager T. Il. a,
Waco, Tex, Dear sir:
IS beneficiary under certificate No.
1855 of the +. Il. A., allow me to re
turn my heartfelt thanks tor courtc-
sizes extended and prompt payment.
Recognizing the great benefit derived
from your truly noble association, |
take pleasure III recommending your
plan of protection to the people ct
Texas, who should give the 4. Il. \.
preference over every torsign order
As the mcmbc"s pay .aiI ~lans, il is
natural that home people, associated
together, should appreciate their mu-
tual obi cations, aud in ease of heavy
mortality respond with more alacrity
aud chccrtulncss than gcncrnl mem
bcrrhip, wanting in affinity and state
pride. \ our record stands ont IN
bold characters and ShOnld draw into
yonr organization every father and
brother IN the broad domain OF the
Lone Star state, tor. by the hcautiiui
system of cooperation every man
I having a dependent family can IN
| simultaneously create provision for his
/ loved ones.
+ Nothing can bc palmer, more
equitable, provided tn members are
men of honor, approaching their
Obligations to their dead l1cthron.
/ No mutual company can fail TO dis
charge their contracts if the member
ship do their duty, aud | believe
Texans will do -o, and the I Il. y
will stand Il grand monument 10 hen
la, a
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET


NJ" TT-TT -T"T" 7TTH TETTT"'
SEwYoEK December n spot cotton closed
qujct hut .trndy. J lnh higher
sales u'l
Ordinary ..... ....- .....-..-. ........ ID. lu
Good Ordinary ......... ............... D 90
Low MtidlluV. ......... ...... .....-..... %
Mlddliug ....... ......-...... ..... %, DO
GOOD milling .......... .....-....... % O. 10
Midditng tHir....... ............. ...,.. To-. "
rEw ToKK ruruEEs.
NRw Yo'K December !, Fututes closed
quiet uui steady. 4" points loWrr
suites. D. Hn.
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A. the afternoon board N neat WN rAHlrl N''
prices declined trihr.
toru--tesdy And unchanged,
Oata- steady aud unchanged
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-18

Fresh mocking bird food al IT,.
Bchlcns
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-18

EEw ORitAr- pro,mhvr o.. FUTURES opcurh
quiet. rulri htm, closed ,i"ndy. "to r''nI'
..
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET


livEHroOI December lf-sPut cotton
cloe.t dull, iuottti"u> unchanged
Ordinary. ........ ......... ......... A.
Good Ordinary. .-....-.. ............ 60 ln
Low, Middling. ......... ....-... ... o..
Miiiling Vplauds. .... ....... .......
Middlmr Orleans. .......... r"-ln
sales 1000 bales American 1DO bales I'm
ports. 'uUou bales. American. 1000
LIVERPOOL FUruhks.
iTvEKruui. pcccmhc- o. Futures closed
quir' nut steady. rt snluc quotations t- yes
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-18

All persons afflicted with dyspepsia dihr
IhuHt. collie. and all kinds OF iudiucstiuus will
tud immediate relief aud cure hy using tn.
Eosturn Bittcrs THE only genuine IS
manufactured bS pr. 4. t. H. siogart a sons
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Dcanc'- cabincl photo4, So per do.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-18

Waco, November 2llh, l935.