davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Abendblatt., 1894-12-29

6Gtte ct a6ren %tOnnen, ipic ibr 6cr3 iia
5ulommeni2niirte, tpie lire gferpen bebtcn,
10 oft er lie oil ii6 5og Ober in 9lidleligent
StebcSrGul6 bon lciuen 3ufunft5plGncn
ipra6 Niemals bate ite tpic jebt gcfitblt,
mas tpabre unb aufrtbtige 2tebc lei, nie<
malS 10 tpte III 6ieiem Qlu9enb!iG b%eritan7
ben, nie DieL tauienomaE mebr ite tpertb
mar, alS aue i6Onen WOrtc unb liiBen @ez
lObniiie. l1nb untpillfirlib britdte lie
feline groBe, pIumpe, i6pieli8e 6an6, ipGbz
re1b fib i9re 2ippen pte in f0rperIicben
S3rner5 Der3o9en.
Sic DeripiInibte benTo9, 81 ie I'M S3ilf
t6r 6er5 gum eriten W1al BON BET 3Grtli6s
felt Der beiben 2ieben6en umltriGen lies.
Sic Uertuiini6te* ibr 2ebeH unb letne t60ricb=
ten, ettlen Grdumereten, Bic ibre Stnnc
beriptrrt, iDre 9lugen nerbunfelt batten bis
iebt oG es SIT ip6t mar.
Nber nit fait lbermenibliHer SeIbitz
ltber!ptnoung 9eipdnn fie cS iiber 1t6, 81
ld6etn, ais iebt Sasper- fib SIT ibr nteOerz
beu9te. l1nb ba er tbreu &opf auf feline
S6uTter nieoerbriidte, fab ite gu i9m auf
nit liebepOLem, aber acknowledgement 8lid.
llnb 6a burbfreu3te ibren &Opf Der &c
oante: vQStc, tDenn ou ibn1 MN 9lQeS offenz
bartlett? @enn 6u Oid nit ibin 3urif30geit,
btb ibnn gu 6iibcn piirfeft unb feline Ser
9ebun9 erflebtcit?"
Nbcr logletb fIblte ie allcb tpie6er, baB
eS tbr unmOgltb iein tpiir6e. Sic braubte
tbm nut tt'S Iuge git ieben, MIR bas itcgess
geptiie Slid in ieinem 6Gn6ebrud SIT
ipuren, I'm init Gntieben ieoen @ebanfen
6oran tue93nipeiien. Gs CAB feline &ettuns,
tbr 9eben mar babtn; ite ielbit bate es
gang enttpertbet. l1nO Niemanb, gttemar6
tonnte tbr %suriid9eben, mas fte perGoren
bate.
l1nb 6O6 empfan6 ite eben iebt 10 9renSe1z
los bic 0uft, 8u Ieben, BON jebt m Elm
neueS, reblibes 2eben gu Beginner, in Dem
lie gut madben poIte, mas tie in tbrem
tbOri6ten Wabn Derborben bate, in bent ite
nit Qlnberen ba8 Slid tbeilen poQte, bas
ite erit iebt ibdben 9elernt bate. 0te ie
ba iaB, ben &opf an ieine ScbuLter gelebnt,
Oeriu6te ite, tp;e in frii9eren 3eiten au
trGumen unb in i6rer g 6antafie Elm frieOz
li9eS, 9ei9Gftiges 3~uiammenleben in 2tebe
unD Sreue %auf5ubauen. Qlber nit brebenz
Dem 6er3en be9riff tie 6ann erit gang, tpas
ite Deriber5t bate.
Nber tpar benn Qaes 10 unpte6erbringz
Gi9 perlOren? Ronnte ic es nicbt bers
9eiien? &Onnte ie es nibt bon it9 were
fen Die etnen Sraum, cine @ribeinung?
8ar e3 6enn i'm @runbe ettpaS nlebr aIS
baS? 8as tpar benn 10 ltngebeures gez
ibeben? 8enn nur SaSper NIGHTS erfubr,
nicbt oIS Der 8etrogene baitanb l1nb
iiber6ies mar nicbt 3u leiner Gntidbdbigung
iebe Safer ibres 6er3ens 3ebnfacb mebr iein
ais pOrber? @ie iOute ibr 9eben bon
9an9iam ionf fie in feinem arm
3uiammen, iiberpaItigt bon GetO unb
Mi6igteit. Obne baB ite es muBte,
i6IOiien iiA ibre Nusen un6 fte ibGtef an
ietner S6ulter Elm. @r i9lang ieinen
Q(rm bei6iben6 Inn iie; re8ungsloS be-
ipacbte er i9ren S6Iummer, pGbrenD fill
les @nt8ii&en ith auf ieinen 3igen abipies
selte.
Driben am Slid laB sic Ofutter. Sic
bate ben sanSen QIbenb nit f~tarreut, for@
iben6em 8lid Die Io6ter beoba9tet. 0lun
iant aub fie nit beimli6sm Seufaen auf
ibrem StubG auiammen,
Abendblatt., 1894-12-29

lin Steuungiucbenbe ben BET Der ee9enz
tpdrtigen NotbIage bas GrGangen bon 8ez
i6Gftigung gu erlei6tern, nimmt 6aS
g eaeugelucbe uuentgeltltb auf.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-29
Y.

Nls Mfart6a in Der Otacbt in ibre S9lafs
TANNER fam, mar fte bon oler Nufregung
nod 10 ermattet baB iie itcb foum me9r
aufrebt botten tonnte. Mfehanil6, ais
iet Ie nur balb tpab, fleibete fte ftcb aus,
un6 iobalb tie ben &opf auf 6o8 &ifien &C.
tegt bate, fie[ fte pte6er in ttefen, ibperen
S9laf.
Sic mocbte nobl cine Stun6e lang gez
i6lafen baben, ais fte in Der gfGbe ibren
1tamen f~liiitern b0rte. 9onge 3eit fonnte
ie ii6 nibt erfl6ren, nober Der 3aut fGme,
als enoLicb baS Seniter Dorii9ttg BON auBen
ge0ffnet purbe un6 cine @eitalt iib 6ereinz
tpanb. Wftt uniiberen, LautLoien S9rtt7
ten etng le iiber Sen 8oben beS i3tmnters.
QIber ite erfonnte iie nicbt, ebe ite ans 8ett
trat unb DaS WOnoItcbt auf b0s BLONDE
60ar fteG. Oo itteB tie einen S9rei aus.
Gr mar eS.
8Iibi9neu bate itc fi9 nm ieinen 6ats
geipOrfen, un6 tpentge Wtnuten nocb6er
lag itc ~betpuBtloS al ieiner 8rult.
@noli6 b0rte ite itber itb ietne Stimme.
v2iebe ... 2iebeI"
Sic i@Gu8 Die Qtu9en auf un6 Ia6 i'm
nit einem langen, 3ugleib ieltgen uno
ibmer3li6en 8ltd an. gto9 fDnnte ie
nidbt ipreben, o6er nit oQer Rraft tlomz
merte ie it6 ME in Nngit al Jpn un6
6ritdte ibre Stirn an feline S9uItsr.
uS6 puBtc es-i9 tpubte es ia", fam
melte tie enbGi9 unb fteI in ibre 8etpuBtluz
ftgfsit 3uriid.
ST IteB it6 auf benz Gan6e 6es 8ettes
nteOer unb icbIan8 ietne falten @rme Inn
tbre tDGrmen, 3tttern0en @lte6er, tnbem ct
ite nGber IN ihb 5og.
y2tebe!. -. 9iebe!"
80, mte gut, CAP 0u gefommen biit !"
ia9te ite ibtper at1men6 unO Ori6te cine
t0anb Dor Die Au9en.
y6a1t Oh 9%etpartet 2"
rSa peiB nibt, S9 CLAUDE, i3 pare
tpabnitnnt9 9eiporoen, tpenn Ou ut6t 9ez
fommen DGret. S9...."
vStiG, flu! Stun 1T aGes Oerseiien.
gti9t tpabr? Steb nun auf unb tlei6e
Did an. 9enn, nibt wabr, 0u Wtuft nit
mir geben 2"
ySo, nur fort bon bier!"
u&omm, -nur i6neu! SCI BELLE Dir."
sic noIte aus benz 8ett iprin9en. Nber
i'm lelben Nugenblid ertuacbte Tie. Sic 1at
NIT DeritOrtem 8lt& umber, 6ann erbob ite
it9 lan9iam.
Q8ar iie benn mirtGiA tpa6nitnnig?... -.
War iie cine 8erporfene, cine 0true, etne
NusgeitoBene? 6otte benn Soft ite san1
DerIaiien, mar ie in Satans Mfabt unO
@etpalt ?
sic griff iib NIT beiOen 9dnben nad
benz &opf. 1lnb nit Dem Slid 6eS Wabn=
firms itorrte fie bur6 6as Beniter, no Oes
6luiieS breite StrOnung i'm Monblibt err
9lGu5te.
Bar es ba ntht bob better? SoQte fe
it6 niht bod lieber brouBen bergen BEL
Nnna>Oteta, ibrer liebcn Sc6ulfreunbtn,
unb ben bielen anbercn, bic bort Gro1t gez
lucAt batten in ibrer !6ersensangit? Was
bate ite no5 bonn Qeben 81 erlparten?...
9ann tpiirbe ie ia nit Nuno=W eta brats
Ben i'm @aIOe III ben itiQen Monbnd6tcn
wanbern, unbefleiOet, ben So6onntstGfe,
I'M 6aar. @lfeniun9frauen bate er oe.
lagt. Sine Glfe...
sic p~erirrte iicb tpie6er in i6ren @e6anz
fen. Die 6Gn6e bor ben 9(u9eu, leote ftt
iicb I'M 8ette 5uriid, nm 1ic6 gu iammeIn
....uno ichlicf wieber ein.
(S6luB foIatl
lin SteIungiudben ben BET Der eeeen.
w6rtigen Notblage baS Grlangen bon 8e>
Abendblatt., 1894-12-29
oTFIcIAL PUBLICATION.

Innal Nafempnf Of the ORIENT INSURANCE.
inu0i ouatVhiVht COMPANY of Hartford in the
ate of Connecticut on the Slst dav of De.
Fmber, 1898; made to the Insurance Superin.
sndent of the State of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Amount of Capital Stock paid up in
Abendblatt., 1894-12-29
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Annual Statemtnt q lPs 9Ht Of Da Non \
State of Ohio, on the 31st day of Decembe
made to the Insurance Superintendent {
State of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital
Amount of Capital Stock, paid up in
1ON
Abendblatt., 1894-12-29

AbStGss =.
Value of Real Estate owned by the
8,
Loans on Bonds and Mortgages 1O2-
Bank Stocks g.,
Other Corporation Stocks. %,
Loans on Collateral Security. ......... 81.
Cash on hand and in Bank.... g.
Interest due and accrued 3.
Premiums in course of collection and
transmission p,
Bills Receivable, taken for Fire, Marine
and Inland risks.
Unidentified assets. So. 45l.2
Abendblatt., 1894-12-29
Total Income.
EXpenditures.
Total Expenditures. IS 81, 73a
miscellaneous

Total Expenditures IS a. 3a
miscellaneous
Total Risks taken during the year in
Illinois. 82a, 054
Total Premiums received during the
year in Illinois. lO,66S
Total Losses incurred during the year
in Illinois ............... 7.6la|
Total amount OF Risks outstanding 5,162, 99d
}. 81 Walters, President.
JnO. n. Bell, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me thiz I7th al
of January 1894.
lSeall S. NJ. SULLIVAN, 4
Hap Notary PuhHl
Abendblatt., 1894-12-29

Annual Statement Il 81 RPHENGNsYtDATIA TIR !;
Philadelphia in the State of Pennsylvania on the
3lst day of December 1898: made to the Insurance
to law:
Abendblatt., 1894-12-29

Gross claims for Losses, adj
justed and unpaid. .........S 2,049.5
Losses resisted by the Comp
any 100000
Net amount of unpaid Losses ....... 8
Amount of unearned Premiums on all
outstanding 70
All other liabilities
Abendblatt., 1894-12-29
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

LDnuaI N9fpmnnt Of the INSURANCE COMA
hhhuai DtutlhlVht OF Z AMERICA of II
l~adelphia in the State of Pennsylvania on the Il
day of December, 1898: made to the Insura
Superintendent of the State of Illinois, pursuS
Abendblatt., 1894-12-29

Premiums received during the year in
Cash. 68,5'
the ......... IO,I
Rents received during the year ......... L
Abendblatt., 1894-12-29
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
ANIMAL N9tnmpnt of the GERMANIA INSUR-
hunu0l pIdtUIlUHI ANCE COMPANY of New
Orleans in the State of Louisiana, on the 31st day
of December 1898: made to the Insurance Super
intendent Of the State OF Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-16

san Angelo Standard
The Staudnrd received "a magnificent
bunch of celery this week from J. O..
Dolby as "a sample Of what he Is growing
at the Glenmore farm A. most OF our
readers are aware, Mr.. Dolby iA the pioneer
In this industry. and to him entirely rs
due the discovery Of the wonderful adapt
ibility Of the soil and climate OF this luz
ury Mr.. Dolby tells US that nowhere IN
the South can celery be grown 10 greater
perfection than right here in the Concho
country. IN lower attitudes II grows rank
and st,ingy, ana here alone do We pro-
duce the crisp and suceuleut celery that
sells alongside and, IN many cases, SUR
passes the Kalamazoo article. Ia most OF
the Texas cities he CELLS HIS celery mt
higher prices than Is paid Tor the Mlchi-
much better shape ANA as on Tho best
qualities Of the Northern grtirle fuds
reBdy market ucar home only Inferior
grades are shipped South. That the 1eNas
article Is superior rs shown by the inerene-
ing demand TINT cannot be supplied. MIR.
Dolby viii double his acrcnEc ndSt year,
and expects 10 come nearer supplying The
demand that he has IN the past two years.
big advantage thnt the grower has IN
the South IS thai he can trench his celery.
and the winter being so Hight, can supply
the markets long after his Michigan COM
petitor has quit the field, Tho outlook for
the industry IN his section rs particularly
bright, and Mr.. Dolby deserves great credit
for his energy ana Industry IN developing
what promises 70 be one Of our most
profitable Industries.
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New orleans, January l5.-Hos products
dun.
Pork 13N.
i.ard-Redned. tlerces. 57s.
Boxed Meats-Dry salt shoulders SIS;
Bac6n-sides S.
Hams--Cholcc sugar cured 9l2Glo.
Rtcc-Drduary to good 3a1}e.
Coffee-SteHdy Rio lNW2Wp
Flom-Quiet; extra fancy s9oa3ooi pat
Gorn~DaI; No. . mixed IS: white and
oats-steady; No Western So; Texas
Brau-Quiet; ~.
Hay-Flrm prime li}aal554; choice l51
sugar-steady: open kettle, prime 2kd
ga fully fair 9-l6, fair Ia good fair ESQ
2 l-l5; good emmpn FACE 5-l9 common a@
2Iolasses-Very duh; open kettle strict
~ prime 10, good prime 22H& prime 2ls
n; fair 10 good tHir lIulH; Cmnlon lp good
common l5nl6: fermcnung 2qlc off CEN
II fair TO good fair sap; common 20 good
common G05i inferior b; syrup l5"22,
st. Louis.
ST. Louis January 5.-Flour-Iuactive
Wheat was driven down Sac in the ust
two hours of the session the market then
rallied IT, gradually. closing lal above
yestrrday's hnal prices; No. rcd. cal
Corn closed 3sc off; No. mixed cash
Rye duh
BARLEY, better demand.
Corn meal l6j.
WHISKY J IN.
Eaas,ng and ties unchlnsed
Provisions firm ana quiet.
tNunsuH city.
Kansas City Ianunry Wheat-%e
lower. No, nard gli2i NO. 2 red ST.
C0In-i4c lower; No white 3Ja qjl.
Hf
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eoc, T. o. b.. shipped direct from mines at
Nov iberia,
AR-~Granulntedisse confectionery
a. 4Sc; cubes I7bc; powdered 4;sc. fancy
yellow clarified. &c. choice do, Sac plan
t0tiOn whites Altc
COTTON sEfcIlF. o. b.. $40 per ton.
Produce.
EGGS-Per dozen lie
BCVTER-Mestern, 22c; fresh Texas
county. 10000; Jersey creamery, &c;
Fancy creamery soc.
CHEESE Quotations are as. fellowsi
cream, l4iaUlbc; Swiss. Soc imitation
Swiss 1SU2Oc; Young America, lie,
HNlQNS-C California, Sl21 per bushel
POTATOES-Ca California, per busheii we
IoJ INTERPRETATIONS per Dozen S2'oo1
VEGETABLES Biack-eyed peas 4Mc;
lady peas, &C., white beans, 3Ac per 10.
Fruits and Nuts.
ALMpNDS-iSc.
BANANAS Santa Martha fruit culls.
~; selects, ~ per bunch.
Brazil NurS-i2c
ETTRON-IS42Oc
CoCpANurs-S4o0d45o per loo $40
Goo
pATES-Tc
FlLbERTS-12Nc
oRANG Fancy Florida S25o927S'
WAINUTS-15c
FECANS- Texas, 8d0c.
pl9ARS-CRlifornia, 4o-lh boxes, S'1H.
RllMS-Calitornia, S5OTi,Ob per crate
Ncctriues St50 for quarter boxes 49,.
AppLES-Cplifornp 5O-ib box, SsluO;
oregon, a0-lb box S22h
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Il o 'G'A' January l5.-Tho opening on
= exchange today was strong.
{. gg ~e opening Improvement the mar
go go, more by reason OF the dullness
Il neh trading lapsed rather thnn
Il, "s great pressure TO sell. and. ex-
4 sone Of the specialties. there was
4 6 ,,ne movement in the list until the
I etor In the situation was tho very
Y pehef that the conditions OF the
H S'1tes treasury demand Immediate
4 ~ tilht " congress does NOT rise
i occasion. Secretary Carlisle vim he
4 P m i5sue bonds under the existing
III ,p 'hg was brisk during the latter
ne day, the market closing at or
De.l sHg7lres of the day. The add
H., pared with the final sales of
et MY, RANGED from q 10 2 per cent in
Bono market was stranger at ,n,
ana close, but gave wav psrtiaIIv
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Velasco. Texas. january i5.-The British
steamship Samuel ryzack Of Sunderland
Is loading at the Velasco on Nil wharf
for Rotterdam.
The British steamship Tfpoii OF Liver
pool Is loading at Central wharf for Ham
burg,
Az most Of the cotton ana cotton seed
from upper Brazos landings has been mar
koted, there Is a decrease Ia the number
~ schOOnerR IN the river trade, most OF
those atm running being engaged ~ tax
ing up lumber and shingles.
The Galveston schooner George balli
which has been in the Brazos several days,
returned in ballast 10 Galveston yeslef'
day.
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"ns .l,ly 9 Coz. clrcnInr.

j say. ''s' La january IS -McElroy
Ia. me usual reaction follovsa
n uecline, Liverpool rarowe,.,,,,r
H. ~ 'oss ana our market advanc I,1s
i n, 'he opening The snu,.t y w
H., good many 10 take an MAJ 90
ac,t taNe bad no occasion Ia re 80,
az w az the closing show
ana points from the onenjn@ w. NC
fsss from Saturdays prines 1 ms
rathe, 'l Tor the softness bss ne
exns 49, more liberal moyement zen is,il
d q, 9,5tslhnlng Of the week soma a.,
b, 81, PORT receipts ran ~ Ia. "
me popular figures Wee ~" ne e
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Chicago H., january I5.-On the report
that the secretary of the treasury has
concluded to sen Sf50O0,0oo in bonds wheat
advanced lie today 1t had previously sut-
fered a marked decline. however on his
Indian shipments. lower cables, liberal
receipts and Increase In visible, and clos
ins prices were unchanged from Satur-
day. May corn is &c lower, May outs
5sc lower and provisions slightly higher
all around
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net a nlerchnnt RECT FIrst.

Louisville Cnuricr-Jourual
IL rs an well enough, perhaps, now tnat
we are gettng costly and ponderous
navy on our hands, 20 seek 10 put II 70
some usc and therefore station II az VII
Gus foreign ports, with the hope Of stmu-
laiinR and protecting our foreign com
merce. We must first, however set a
FOREIGN commerce. and simple free irade
stntute wond DO more for securing that
than an the nngies over anoat could DO.
oven IL they were owned by he United
States and nude every harb0r on eArth
respleudent with tie Stars and Stripes
one merchanElnan, sailing under our flag
WITH the unrestricted right 70 trade where
ard how ane pieassF would be worth
fnoro n o4r lnfFnai mel commerce thAn
every clumsy war ship in our navy
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JnsTs rmoM LupGn.


She-Your attentions TO me, sir, are not
agreeable I've lust learned that you are
married
He--Yes but let me explain. I'VE just
this moment learned that you are single.
Wife Wen John, you haven't smoked,
drank or sworn tor o week, You look ana
act Just as YOU did when ! lirst knew YOU
Husband Thanks. awtully | feel like
natural born iaetass, too
Strawber-I hear you proposed to MISS
Twlllrg The other night, Did she give
you an answer?
singerly-Not tin came the next night,
SJrawber-Theu what did she say?
Singerly-S She told the servant 10 tell me
she was very sorry, but she was already
engaged.
Young Tutter-I've Just bought new
morse. Mias Clara, and / would like 10
take you ont to drive,
Miss Pinkerly-I hope he is not too splr-
tied. You know, Mr. Tutter am dread
fully timid.
Young Tutter-Oh no I assure you he
isn't he gives me no trouble at all
Miss Pukcrly muxiousyl ~ he so ccn-
tie that you can drive him with one hand2
studying for college, eh?" sai1 tho old
gentleman nppTorinEly as the lal looked
up from the diagram before him.
I'm onto It hard" responded the boy,
"And what particular branch ot study
are you onto?
"rackle. center ana quarter back" an
swered the coming hero.
Mothcr-Here, Arthur is the 10 cents
promised you for being vacCinHtcl.
Arthur-Just give me nickel, mamma.
It only hurt halr as much as ! thought
II would
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strictly True.

WINS index,
No mhn ever yet made the qualification
OF a personal pque and private spleen
the main motive az his NE but that.
sooner or later lie came 90 grief from tie
very methods invoked as the guide Of his
own existence.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
ChicnHO Market,

Chicago, January l5,-Cash quotations
We're as follows:
Flour steudy and unchanged.
Wheat-No, . spring cola; No. spring
COZ, No. red Goa
oets-No 2 s5' No , white 3.u2SA; No.
white 2lW2S.
Rye-Nu. -.
Barley-No. nominal, No. lg85Si No a
50Ul2.
Mess pork l2 S7hGlS 20.
Lard Sis.
short Rlbs-Sdes Qooscl 672ia66,71}a;
shoulders tboNedl 6.l5U66O. short clear
Sides (hoNedl 7OJGLa0
Whisky Ills,
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The Semi-Weeklp Post uiYes
you two papers a week for SL00
1.-The price Of one giving you
the news from one 10 three daUs
ahead of competitors,
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UntI Februaryl, 1894. the manager
ment have mado arrangements to give
FREE with every yearly RENEWAL
OR NEW SUBSCRIBER. RoPP'5
COMMERCIAL CALCULATOR. !.
the order ls accompanied by the cou-
pom printed below. This book 10 In
valuable to every farmer. merchant.
atookmau. contractor. laborer mes
ohanlo, school child and housewife. In
fact it Is truly a book for everybody
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THE SEMI-WEEKIY POST is

THE SEMI-WEEKLY POST Is
appreciated buitsmAnD readers,
and 1t has always reCiproGHted
bu placing before them all the
news, served in a concise, read
able mHnner--full Market Re-
purts--disGussinG fullu all mat
ters of interest TO The people in
general, and treating fairlu one
and all,
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Good fed hcevcs in fun supply and weak
Good cows active and firm calves aud
Hog market alling up aud lower Sheep
dull
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rfern Of rhA p,..

pLltGs vi L. ne IGeLH
Houston Monday. january To-
with the exception of New York. which
closed dull at l-l5 decline the spot mar
kets were unchanged today.
Houston closed duh. while Galveston
closed quiet and New Orleans quiet and
easy.
Liverpool reports demand fair and
prices steady, with quotations unchanged
Stock In New York, 2ij2S6; in New or
leans 393a43
Liverpool futures opened firm ] to .
points higher, ruled steady at about the
same figures and closed steady generally
point higher than Saturday
New Orleans futures opened firm 4 to Z
points higher, ruled quiet and steady to
IA points lower and closed steady to .
points lower than Saturday.
New York futures opened firm 10 II
points higher, ruled steady ? 70 Ii points
lower and closed steady 4 to > points
lower than Saturday.
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Eigor vitality and a healthy appetite,
Impaired by 3 little Augostlra Bittera
every morning. Sole Manufacturers, Or.
J. O. H. slebert d Sons ~ al druggists.
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vo-r January i5,-our stock mar
Is o'a ~ week with renewed ad-
eP'"s -'.os There was an active COW
~ me short account, Reading
!" f.,ture Of strength. London
\! r,o5erate buyer. The advance IN
e nv w. started by Henry Allen &
rrore very heavy buyers in the
The bonds Of the company
,., strong and were bought by
.s,, houses. A great deal OF
IT, taken by prominent Phhadel-
.r,,ors but the orders We're exc
',,-opgh brokers not generally used
s.e interests. apparently for the
Of concealing their source
III -Sr. brokers state that Big -Four
VI Va ,on,bt today and has
.n-bt for some time for Cor
!. yaT1erbIlt, in anticipation Of an
n .nonneement Of the absorption Of
sro and Illinois, negotiations FOR
ova been pending for some time.
sR .,so stated that the Big Four road
- y per cent on the common
,nr,nr the last sis months,
''' por4ee advanced on buying by
that regard the proposed reor-
a. asa bulllsh factor on the prop
,.,,,s 10 cover shorts by some
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FINANCIAL.

st Louis. January .-wool--very quiet
aud unchanged
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IN. m This Last
wees. season. season
zoos s5s,iel s5e72s
1905 s5s.ioi ss972s
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Reported for The Houston Post daily. except
Thursdays and sundays. oy Albar Montgomery
Live 6tork Commission Merchant
New Orleans La, Jan q
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steamship Palmas, Purcell Liverpool
Steamship Administer, Pearce, ltanburg.
in Port
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Steamship Memnon, Cave, sailed Novem.
Brit steamship Moorsate, Smith, sailed
November 10.
Steamship Avondale Miller sailed No,
yember 10.
sark Alice c. pickermsn, sailed No
vUmher 4.
Bremen
steamship Toronto. Bartlett. soiled No.
Vember IT,
peuarth--
stgiiashp Aldoborough, sailed Dec ..
Sunderland
Steamship Springfield, BramfoOt. sailed
December III.
Schooner Jessie Lena, sailed -.
Portland via Newport News
Schooner Horace q. Morse. Hartman,
sailed December 3
New York
schooner Jessie jena, Dodcl, sailed De.
steamship Colorado, Evans, sailed Jan.
uary l..
Pensacola
schooner Chnrleg H Valentine. Thomp-
som sailed December -
Schooner Sadie c. Sumner, sailed Janu-
AIRY ",
Baltimore
Schooner celiua, Murray, smiled Jan. ..
PnHIIsiNusH-
Schooner Mabel Hooper Hooper, sailed
Schooner Florence j. Allen. Enatman.
cleared January 3.
Schooner Thomas G. Smith, seIoyer
sailed December ~.
schooner WIlamine. Bahbidge. sailed
December %.
Norfolk
Schooner Josephine Elncott, Nash, sail
rd December ~.
st r,.t...,-.t. r.,
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Steamship Somerhil, Riddock, Liverpool
Schooner Lizzie Chadwick, Clark Pensa
cola.
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mAIllNn lNrnLLIonN ODE.
Port OF G0lyeston, january !


Steamship Maria (Greelo, Embirrieo
Rotterdam.