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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-24
THE MARKETS.

WASHINGTON, May %. - Congress
man Cogswell of Massachusetts, Is dead
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-24
WILBER'S.


COME
-I.T:.
We desire this week to call
the attention of the public to our
line of
SHOES.
We have an ample stock of
LEATHER Goods on hands as you
know, and more coming, and you
can buy as good Shoes as ever.
In fact, we have just opened IA
fine line of Ladies and Gents
Shoes that we consider the best
bargains yet.
To appreciate our new stock
it is necessary 10 see 1t. Look
at our prices:
Women's fine DomgoI, button, pa cnt
tip, Il regular 81 80 shoe, Sl-OO.
Wom ms fine Donsola lace, patent tip, Il
great bargain, $50.
Women'S ii e Dongola, an elegant shoe,
we'll made, looks Wish, al sizes, sold ev-
ervwhrre at 500, Sl.5O.
Women's fine Doneola kid all sizes, i
fine dress shoe, $40.
Wome : fine kid, in all style, an,
prices, usual V sold at s. 30, 500
womcn's fine Kid, hand dsewed, new
selling at $50.
Mems veal caf, bo h lace and colgress
made up Ia sell at - 90, sl.25.
Mems lac. and congress shoes, late~
S,yl,e, a great bArg.,im, 81 30.
Mems fine Dongu'a. lace and congress
all sizes, Sl.95.
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-24

VIENNA. May 22.-Franz Won Suppe,
the musical composer, is dead.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-24
NEW YORK NAV 81

NV ORk, May II
WHEAT-SpOt market irregular. No red
store and elevator, 80 &C: afloat 76I.c: f. o b.
7'c afioat; No. hard, sls4c delivered
CORN-SpOt market firm. No 2 5sISc;
elevator; 50 g591zc afioat; steamer mixed
81 l-l6c.
OATS-Spot market weaker. No 2 3od
32l4c; No delivered, S3d33I5c; No 3, 3lc;
No , white, Sc; No. ) white 3il &C; track
white, 3SG42c
CAIILE-European cables quote American
steers at llGl2c per pound, dressed weight !;
refrigerator beef ut Sig lOc per pound.
SHEEP AND LAMBS S- Sheep very firm
spring lambs quiet but steady. Clipped sheep,
fair to good, s4375 2G4.75; choice Virginia
lambs, S7.75.
HoGs-Market steady at si5Es5.Oo for in
ferlor to choice.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-24
CINCINNATI, Nav 81


HOGS-Marllet active at 81 I55J $50; receipts
$50 head; shipments, l-5.O head.
CATTLE-Market stro.g at 81 75 1850: re
eeipts, GO head; shipments. 800 head
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Sheep, market
stronger at S25JD44O: receipts. 300 head;
shipments, SO head Lambs, market firm at
S4OJG6.25.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-24
For the Spring of 1895 Now Open and Ready n,
the Lucky Purchasers.

our new ranks first in Importance Important -. r
,u,it, scaS4 Of splendid btyuS, of lpW prizes
a.S >tyl=s. 4 gran combination Of circumstances
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-20
A DARING HOLD-UP SCHEME.
Four Men Arrange to Rob an Ex-
change National Bank.
out One OF Their Number Weakens,
The Sheriff Comes in Possession
OF the Details OF the Scheme
and All of Them are Cap.
tured.
BY Southern Associated Press.

COLORADO SPRtSGs, Col, June 19.-
daring attempt to rob the Exchanges
National Bank, aud which was doomed
to failure almost from Its ipcept,op
occurred ut l2:i5 to day aud as n resnIt
1olir mon nrc now under lock and kev
Inc hold up scheme was hntched ahont
week ngo 10y Fred George, Ed Hutch.
Mike Kennedy and Robert Mcfarland
ana 1t wns originally Intended that tho
RAID should take place last Monday.
put Tor reasons unknown it was post.
poned TIL to-day and might IN meas.
hru hnve been successful had not Hutch
weakened and betrayed the scheme To
the sheriff.
AT 1915, very opportupe time.
owing to the absence Of clerks and
patrons. George entered the bank with
gun lereled ut Assistant tnsher Hs-
ron, quickly followed by Hutch, who
started to so behind the lass partition,
Chshier Heron, who had been aptici
patinS the rn'd, immediately dropped
hehlnd the counter ana pressed the
electric burglar alarm.
Concealed III the bank were Sheriff
Frank Bowers and number of his
deputies, nll armed tn tho teeth. while
on tho opposite side of tho street and
near 10y were plenty of officers to assist.
George diu not say word us he aud
Hutch entered the bank with drawn
guns, hut their actions we're most Gig
nliicnnt aud extremely hostile. They.
however, were 30 quickly covered from
all sides by officers with guns that they
capitulsted without firing shot and
any attempt 10 escape on their part
wonld have resulted in being shot.
hennedy was stationed outside to
sound any danger warning. while Nc
tarland was in charge of fast team Of
horses and light wagon near the side
entrance of the bank in which the rob-
bers intended to escape after securing
the booty.
The men are oil residents of Colorado
SPRINGS, and George, who is supposed
to be the leader, formerly conducted a
livery stable here.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-20
A STORMY INCIDENT IN ROME
The Chamber Of Deputies the Seen
Of Great Disorder.
Ly Southern Associated Press

RoNE, Jrue ia stormy incident
occurred in the Chamber OF Deputies
to day during the debate on the al.
dress iii reply to the Kings speech. 4
Radical deputy spoke III favor of
amnesty TO political and other oilen
ders. Premier Crispi declared that
the government would propose that
the hing's mercy should extend to
peasants and others who had been mis-.
led. but certainly not to the leaders Of
the revolt.
The u:torance was vociferously ap.
piGuded 10y the majority. When the
applause had subsidized Siguor Crispi
attempted TO continue his remarks. but
was Interrupted by cries of nll sorts
from tho Rndicas Some members of
the majority repronched the kadicals
for their conduct, and for time there
was q violent exchange of uvecliyes,
| A number OF Deputies descended to
the centre OF ;he chamber, which soon
bccumc packed. 4 struggle followed,
III winch there were many blows struck
and the citing had to be suspended.
The president ordered the galleries
cleared and every body TO DO excluded
from the chamber who were not con.
nected herewith. 4 deafeuing uprosr
followed, which was continued for
fifteen minutes. Finally order was
restored and the sitting was resumed.
| The president severely rebnked the
disorderIy deputies and announced
That he would enforce rigorous mea.
sures If such unseemly conduct was
again iudulged III.
The address to the Kings speech was
carried by large majority.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-20
Ashamed to Go on the Street,

Mr.. Leigh, chief clerk Mt the Ponce de
Leon hotel, Roanoke, Va, says: MY face
was covered with blotches and pimplos. I
was ashamed to go on the street. tried
two doctors and several patent medicines.
and none OF them did me any good Cap.
tam Eckles, OF the Norfolk and Western
railroad, recommended Quratol to me- He
brought mo "a bottle from Norfolk before
it was on sale ut Ron.1oke One BOTTLE
made complete cure" There is no case
of pimples that Quratol will not cure. All
druggists sell it-50 cents
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-20
GOV. ATKlNSON'S ILLNESS.
He Says He Will Win His Fight Against
Death.
BY Southern Associated Press,

ATLANTA, June 19.-At one time TO-
day 1t was not believed possible for
Gov. Atkinson to live three hours
longer. AT 3:30 p. NJ. the seven ply
slcians who are attending HIM stated
that his case was hopeless. His eyes
were then glazed as III the last stage of
dissolution. At & O'Clock he began TO
rail- y and at S o'clock he said 10 DIR.
Holmes:
doctor, I know you have des.
pernte case, but L am going to do my
part, and help you all l can."
70 Attorney General Joe verrall.
the Governor said;
"Ieli the boys that l am going to
win this fight if possible. THIS is the
first hard one | have been in."
Gov. Atkinson's grit is what is keen.
ing hm nlive. II nerve and will power
can possibly save his life lie will pull
through.
His determination to battle the dis.
ease is the wonder and the admiration
OF the physicians. They say that if he
lives twenty-four hours longer he Will
get well. There has been such n
marked Improvement since O'Clock
that his death tonight is not looked
for,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-20
Dislocated Eis Arm.

Mr. David Wllbcrn, of No. 20i South
Third street, Richmond, says: while en-
gagged IN athletic exercises in the gym.
hasium dislocated my arm, aud for three
months was unable to Use IL. ! used all
kinds OF remedies without result, and the
pain was intense | was induced to try
Quratol and in twenty four hours all pain
had disappeared, and two days later was
abin To use my arm with ease" What
more convincing argument is necessary
Curator Is made To cure sprains, bruises,
sores eczema, burns, scalds and all skin
diseases. All druggists sell it at 90 cents
"a bottle
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-20
LIEUT.. FLUGAR DENIES 1T.
rie Only Visited the Vessel for the
Usual inspection.
By Southern Associate 4 prosg.


JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Juno l9.-Spe.
clai TO the Times Union from Fornnn
dina. Flu, says: Dispatches were sent
out here last night by speciul CORE.
hpondents, alleging Lieut.. Elugnr, com. .
mander Of the revenue cutter Boutwell,
now In this port, visited vessels in the
hnrbor hero for the purpose of search
ing for contrnhand of war destined for
Cuban insurgents.
Tho statement was also circulated by
tho Chicago Associated Press. When
Lient. Flugar learned of the report TO
day lie was very indignant and do E.
nounced 1t as absolutely false. The
Lieutenant this afternoon furnished
he Times Union correspondent the
following:
81 visited the vessels for the usual
Inspection, such as IL always made at
ports. There WAS not captGin or an
oiiicor but who received me- with the
customary cordiniity and civilty. No
EnGiishman was disconcerted or de-
manded my authority. All knew the
purpose ut the boarding was the Gus
tomary one, und statements to tho con-
trary nra false and misleading.
Signed G. q. FLuGAE,
"IIrst Lieut.. X. y, s."
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-20
PRESIDENT SAMUEL SPENCER.
His Proposition TO the Norfolk City
Council Not Forwarded.
by southern Associated Press.


New YORK, June 19.-Presidont
Samuel Spencer, OF the Southern lail.
way, was seen on his return from Nor
folk and Baltimore. His proposition
to tho City Council of Norfolk hus not
yet been forwarded, as ho is awnting
additional Information, which probably
cannot be obtained until Thursday
morning.
As regards the proposed meeting of
the Board of Directors of the Georgia
Southern and Florida railway III Balti.
moro yesterday, lie said that it fniled
Tor want of II quorum, but that he had
an intormnl talk with the members of
tho board who were present aud made
suggestions as to some resentaiion
upon the board of tho largo Interest in
the securities represented by him which
were FULLY concirrod IN by sill present,
These suggestions were that Macon he
gwen three additional members ia the
board. tho three present mumbers to
continue and three prominent aud
establish bnsiueSa meu OF Macon be
added; that ono prominent business
man oi Atlanta be placed in tho d;rec.
tory and that he aud Col. Andrews be
choseu To represent the Southern in
tins. Tho Southern thus suggests six
changes III board of fifteen rnemhers.
Tour OF whom shall ho prominent bush
hess men OF Georgia and two ropresen-
tntives of the Southern Railway and
Alncon to have total representation of
Blk members.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-20
WoODsON SHOOTS TO KILL.
A Man and His Daughter Meet Death
at His Hands.
BY Southern Associated press

GAINESVILLE, Ala. juno 10. Post
master B. B. Woodson shot and killed
Thomas Wright and his daughter.
negroes, yesterday afternoon. Wright's s
daughter had insulted Woodson's
daughters and when the latter, in com.
pnny with ID. H. Hunter, went to
Wright's place to chastise the girl. her
father picked up hoe and strucl,
Hunter over the head several times.
Woodson drew a revolver and shot
Wright, who died instantly, and then
shot the girl who died last night. He
has not been arrested.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-20
Burruss. Son & Co.,
BAN KERS

Commercial and other business paper dis,
counted
Loans negotiated ON favorable terms.
CITY Bonds and other securities bought
aud sold.
Deposits received and accounts invited.
Interest allowed on tine deposits
Safe Deposit Boxes for rent. Charges
moderate.
Draw lis OF Exchange and mako cable
transfers to Europe.
Letters OF credit issued to principal citia1
OF the world. oclI
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-20
Egis Trial VIII rake Place Next No
" Ilnr
BY Southern Assocla.ei Pres.

WAsHGSGToN, June 19.-The trial of
Broker Elycrton:R. Chapman, indicted
last October for refusiDg to testify be.
fore the Senate Investigating Commit.
toe IN tho Sugar Trust, will not take
place until late next full. This conclu.
sion was reached Mt meeting of the
prosecuting attorney aud defendants
counsel before Judge Cole in Criminal
Court No. this morning.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-20
VI ondcrfni sni. or White Niur.ciiIe,
Etcu Spreads.

Tine long expected have ut last ar.
rived, 5OO at 5Oc each, worth Toe; 100
at G9c each, worth 81: 80 ut $50 each.
worth Sl.50; so at Sl.lJ, worth 50. The
greatest values IN white bed spreads
ever shown. on sale now at Levy Bros. =,
Ia Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-20

SuMMARr-Earned Runs Roanoke.
6; Norfolk, 4. First Base Oh Balls
OH Mccain, .; OF Wynne, I. Strucl,
Out-By MoCann, l by Wynne, !.
Two base Hits-Little, Cavanuugh, 9:
Clark, Wynne. Three base Hit
Bradley. Home Run-O'Hagan. Dou,
bile Plays-Sherer and NioX, Behan and
McGann. Passed Ball--Cote. Stolen
Basea-Little. Brown, O'Hagan. Hit
by Pitched Ball-yiox, Behan. Time
Of game, one hour and fifty minutes,
Umpire, Mr. Mitchell,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-20
u secret Meeting of the southern
hallway nnd Steamship AsHocintiou.
Dy Southern Associated Press.

New YoRK. June 1?.-A meeting in
secret of the Southern Railway and
Steamship Association was held at the
Waldorf Hotel this morning. The
committee which WAS appointed last
week to reverse the tariff agreement
made its report. But few changes ap
peared i'll the proposal programme and
the report was ordered filed and print
ed. Final action will be taken upon IT
at the next meeting at Asheville to be
held on July 10th.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-20
N,nmai.,g of ,l.r CInb,.
Special Dispatch to Tho vireinian.

ROANOKE, Va, Juno 19.-Ruauokc
won easily this afternoon IN n lisiless
uninteresting game The feature of
The game was a brilliant one hand catch
by OHaean on third. This player also
led the batting for the Norfolks with Il
single and IA home run.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-20
archbishop Fc"inn's ncpIy 10 thc
Chhr.os Preferred Against Him.
by Southern Associatod preaa

CHIcAGo, June 10. 9.-Archbishop Fec
han filed reply lii the Superior Court
to day to the bill OF certain members
of ST. Hedwig's Polish Catholic
Church, accusing him Of misapproprI-
asing tho funds OF the parish and of
tyrnnnically appointing pastors dis
tasteful 10 the parish. The answer de-
MES the allegations Of tho board and
aiiitms the right of Archbishop Fee
han, as the Catholic Bishop Of CHI
cago, to appoint any priest whom he
deems lit for the position. 1t also de-
nles that the bishop has any intention
OF incumbering the property further
or that any money Intended for the
beheht OF tho parish was converted to
tho lndlvldnl use OF the Bishop.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-20
al Nc,v s.,npe.in,acn,s.

Beautiful null hats. all shapes in
chips and LeghorDs, full line OF milii-
merry at Mrs. T. Kies, 104 Church
street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-20

For electric fans and ventilatIng fans
OF oil kinds. address X. Il. Cobb, No.
100 Main street, Norfolk, Va.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-20

John.ons $ ha2nctic OIL cures ELL pains.
int rnal or external, cramps. cole. neural
gia, rheumatism, eprains, bruises. lame
back. p!eursy instantly. 81 size. zoe; 5Uc
size, 25c. For sale by W. Il. Ma artin, drug.
gist.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-20
Intornui Hcrcnu0 Corrections for til,
Pnst EIeten MOmIhH.

WAsniSGroX, June 19.-Commis.
siouer Miller has compiled the official
figures, showing the collections from
informal Revenue for the eleven months
of the fiscal year 1895.
The total receipts aggregated S131,
42n, ,636, an increase over 1891 OF S99, {.
33S.
The principal stems are: From
spirits. S7i, 232. 300. a decrease of
81. l3S, 2i6; from tobacco. S27,2l5, OS2,
an increase of Sl.133, 502.
The total amount collected on ac-
count OF the income tax amounts to
$77, 1870. This will be refunded as 500 n
as all the claims are properly filed.
The aggregate receipts for May were
81, l22, 3S7 less than for May, 1891,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-20

Newest Discovery"-Ext. teeth no
pain. n. Y. ID. Rooms, l62 Main,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-20
ing them play both at home and

abroad.
Hard Luck. Manager Brady, you
ought to have had three straight from
the Richmonds.
III IannehIll, Flynn and knorr are
tue best pitchers in The league, it be.
hooves the Richmond cruuks to zeal.
ous!y guard their treasures, for if the
PORTSMOUTH team gets another crack at
them they will come near putting them
out of tue business. They are not IN
the same class with Brandt, uallman,
Foreman aud Orth. aud one or two
others whose names could be men
toned.
Did you see the exhibition of fast
heidirg, bnse running and team work
OF the Kichmonds in Portsmouth yes.
te.day? Very tame, wasn't it.
Foster only allowed the "Blue Birds"
SIX hits yesterday. 10 lose u eame
alter such IL ire effort is exasperating.
to say the least.
heiner was not signed by Jake Wells.
He was not considered fast enough.
And now the Richmond people say
that tho umpire robbed their pets.
How absurd. The "rruckers" played
better ball, that is what accomplished
their defeat.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-20

these goods are manufactured of the
hnest Australian wool of the highest
grade. Have full line of ladies', misses
and children's; also mems shirts, draw
ers, vests: combination suits and night
dresses. Gall for catalogue which gives
full particulars and prices.
II. A, SAUNDERS.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-20

Choice Michigan hay, timothy and
mixed on track Will be sold cheap. d,
p. Reid l. Bro.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-20
Lvnchburg " ni,opa tho Farmers.

LYSoHBURa, June a.-Lvpchburg
took the last Of the series from Peters
burg to-day by the score OF too. Ina
Sility Of the Farmers TO hit Mckenun
when hits we're needed is the cause of
,heir defeat. Packard was hit quite
freely throughout the game The .ea
lures were Berryhills drive for home
Gun over left field fence and Leahys
catch OF n hot line drive from Turner's
bat. Score:
Petersburg. ...oIoo $751; !
Batteries Mckenna and Sobabel;
Packard and Brennan.
-------------------
WasebalI IA. Viewed from the Grand
stand.
Glare started in to pitch Yesterday.
but retired after the first inning, A
sore arm was the cause.
Hunnyoutt has been released by New
Orleans.
The schedule says Roanoke meets the
Truckers to day. but II is understood.
on account of the bad arrangement OF
che schedule generally, that Petersburg,
and not Roanoke, play the Truckers
this afternoon.
There was more evidence yesterday
afternoon that D o'clock is too late to
call the game.
No one would for q moment accuse
the Richmond team Of being grent
felders and bnse runners. What sorry
ball they did play in Portsmouth.
They were not in it with tho "Truck
ers" the first two games.
With all of the pull that Woodsll,
Wells X Co. had they could not keep
Mr.. DAILY IN Richmond all the time
and Mr.. DAILY stood very much in his
own light TO consent to do so. No
matter now fair and impartial he nav
have been, the mere fnct that he was
Kept with the Rlchmonds led peopje to
cay unkind things about him. Whether
he deserved them or not is another
question.
The Memphis club. of the Southern
League. has disbanded. "Turkey"
1Iand wants to play i'll this league. The
6onthern League is IN very shakv
condition and Its dissolution is hourly
expected.
While short stop Reed played poor
ball Yesterday and lost the game for
the Truckers" the public should not
be SO tickle as to forget the really bril-
haht game he has put up on several
occasions.
II. j. Cote, one of the catchers of tho
NortolH baseball club. has beautiful
open face gold watch, which was pro.
sented TO nim last year by the Phila.
delphis Press for being the best ANA.
tenr member of the Pennsylvania State
Lengue.
Corcoran joins the Norfolks in Rich
mond to day.
Capt. George Kelly and Pitcher
Chard have improved considerably
from their recent indisposition and will
help The "Clnms" to defeat the Rich.
nond team the balance of the week.
or at least that is the desire prevalent
here.
The Richmond team havo no license
TO oconpy the position they do In the
pace, and this remark Is based on SEQ.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-20
FOR SALE CHEAp

Twenty-Five car loads beat Timothy
Hay. j. ii. Cofer, 153 Water street.
Phone No. 4. my19 I'm.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-20
THE N0RF0LkS LOST A GAME
70 the "Magicians" at Roanoke
Yesterday.
O'Hagan Covered Himself All Over
With Glory. The "Clams" Did
More Hitting and Better Field
ing Than Their Opponents.
Wynne Against McCann.

where isir Clubs i'issY To-day.
Nssnoke ut Portsmouth,
lynchpurS ut Petersburg.
Norfolk at Richmond
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-20

ailu>trntcd Catalogue anu Prices E.if
WOOL ana hdrni2turo OF Coti1n
summer Weight UndcryvcRr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-28
THE WOOL TRADE.

Boston December 27.--The Commercial
Bulletin will say tomorrow In its annual
review of the wool trade:
Wool. at the close nc the year, averages
cents a secured pound higher than at
the beginning. Boston has done the larg-
est business In her history the sales for
the year being go, 80 $40 pounds. Of which
l54 33i,773 pounds were domestic and 76 =
40, 900 pounds were foreign. This surpass-
cs even the record of 1892, when tho sales
We're $50. 1850 pounds
These sales all represent actual transact
TONS but as many of diem are sales to
spectators, the delivery movement more
accurately represents consumption. The
81 bags domestic, against as, SN bags de-
nestle IN 1894 and 323,9Sl bales foreign
against 1855 bales foreign In 1894. The
American clip in 1895 was but 24 29i.7aj
pounds. against 3g5,2lo7l2 pounds in 1894
The latest statistics show that there
were imported 22l.J01 3US poun1s of foreign
wool In the first ten months of 1885
against S,322,2lO pounds IN the first ten
months of 1871. The exports of American
wool were i1T,30} pounds against $40 $40
pounds in the first ten months of 1891
The stock on hand In Boston Is "A 1851 600
pounds domestic and ll,SlS3 800 pounds for
o,lfo,0OO pounds foreign at this time last
year complete canvass of every State
ana market in the country shows that
the total stock of wool on hand is iO2
$4,000 pounds domestic and 36,533,3O
pounds foreign, against 90, $3.50 pounds
domestic and g2,654, 500 pounds foreiEn last
year. net Increase of 1,67i,5OO pounds.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-28
PERsaNAL afENT-oN

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mono ~ '-e cry
80 D. logan ~ ~-a Ani1'-c 81 n
" %. sINhE ihe flrtTrlliH banker. -
s-eNi Ar t,e f-litfif
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