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Decorah-posten., 1896-01-03
SptngsS taI t Maiftn: Bert.
itcoer.

2ibt % ofte bsrer maj, ON lllpltr
9erfiteber, bpOr ct fort WaFinsri br,
pss peb SieIp al Suius'SiuG, ay.
wheels, iOm nnturlisois bsfOrorsr 81,
itiSbeoen; men netop paa @runo al
beuns forfaroelise 5art er be pgiau ta
let uoiat for at brittle unber Sarten, o.
Ipnee orabenoe Rnlmfpttsr rurSt
umtrins. ct WaItin.& ompaui | 9s1.
lamb bar berfor baft fit Die bsrpaa, %
MI bnr bet uarst iitanb til at fatrihn
ct lanst mere betrpssenbe Sbing'Siu.
Oct Snbre, the hub, er Gtsbsisr
berira er Git, boao Der iprebsr fig uSas,
eubus til en- Diameter al 20 Sob, IaM
af ct Girfelpuntisr af Staal. @sn is
mol bermeo, uoenpaa bette lisstr en- no
8etlGbnirs - ct upt Banter Of 70
IONS @ast Gtaaltraab. enntah
bineer fait moi, % f~aalebes, at aINrs
Tan Der bore Gare Tor, at Siulst unNH
Splintrinseu ital tunne isnbs brRbsrN
Stptter bib % bib.
Ut iaacant Sill, fom oSsnfcr rn
talt, 20 Sob / Tusrinit, % sisr 240
epinsninssr / @iuutst, en- GmtrsSs
Iinie al to % A. 5emtebels Dill | Minn
tet, $50 Sob | Setunbet. 8 Suns' Of
bpab bet burtiste Grpreistus sjM
aansben al ben staaltraab. buurnts
Siulst f,al icrignes, bliuer $50 Gi!t,
Ntsu fauite ben Tib bill tomme, at itV
Der bill 8apir ium Watsriale s%riat.
Gtaal,
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-03
.roIbou,.rn. | Mlbuun. Baltimore, Gtn.

naIbani.rnt | Hlbnnp, Baltimore, Stft'
c%iunati, Bottom, Gbieasc, Gltrslano,
Detroit, louisville, Milpaufss, Rem
Orleans, Wsp gort. philadelphia,
3ittsbura, et. Souls, Gan 5rnneiseo
o. @aibin9ton itaI babe paa SaanO.
6orm al 5urensbs Staters % 2rsaiurp
Notes, ct gelsb Of etFrreIis ium minsft
25 8rprent al ben euu, bucrpaao eres
| Smls6 pnrenbe Santnpter lpoer,
iamt oeres Sepoita; ale andre Sant'
inorstoinssr Ital bUIoe 16 Broeent.
9aar bisie Observation-Disclosures unbsr'
tiger be sipus Sslsb, b.esr bet ! 5ur'
1aest piSsre, ftal guntsrne lille iorsse
fine 5~prplistelier pee at sisre aaar os
9isfOatuer, ~unotnsen peo at tisbe elsr
oisfoutere sistperlsr; beIer life ffal
be uObstale nogen 9iuibeuos, fsreno
Observation-Disclosures piier fig at bare
al ben paabubte Stsrrelie; % enoelis
fan 6inausminiiteren Us peoiommenoe
Controller pna 80 9ases 8ariel lGsse
/ en- Rceeiusrs SGnber enbper 8anf,
iOm lille psolisebOIoer ben ~iorlanste
RsieroebeboIonins.
Den bupeoiaselise Guranorins, iom
Orr. Smiths 8lau suar no paa, er at
5Oreueoe Statsrs ps 9reaiurp
Rotes, bsriblauot "@reenbads", for be
nuparenos paabuSte &eierusbebOlbnin'
ger al "lpplise 9ense". 3ette piloe
8enseUmlDbet ino paa ct anbet
spOr os brinse @ulbet frsm. Mr.
flyer, at iislse gurrencp'Go n'
trollereus Rnpport ianbtes | 8nuferne
De fOritisQise slass Suoltub at naa Op
til s1,715,194, $50. San bar beres'
net, at $3.50, 900, 900 ,5oreneoe etaters
% Grsaiurp 9totss itrur pilbe blipe ops
tuset os bOlOt uf Sauterne, buis 5Ors
ilaost blir Sop.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-03
1aftenr SnHttutetS Satnn.

Com Experimental station for Wsn
Yort 8aiteur Snltitute sr MI tnbtirS'
200 Gcres 2aub Rarbebsn TaytSo
Bari, en- Zines 8jsriel fra Nstu go't'
Ran pil Der upfsre mango StaIS'
b~p9ninser % buloe Ssite, aisr, gRH'
aaer, SGIer, Gieber, Gaar, SarS'
Saniner, Guinea 8iss off,, aae enc 'j
alens for at srpsrimentere paa BEN TI'S
be forItjeaise nplis opfunbne MOO8I''
Serums, 8acciue.@i f % 2i9nerO''
Ser BIZ iOretases nsie llnbsrisgsIls'
meS Senipn til imitiomme eg8o0m'
me iaapel hos Gpr iom hos IIsHT"
Ter.
2tae a0rl: "Sa bu life til Wunta rSHs
at Ri mao ipare?"
0aoeren: 500
Ellie aarl: so tan bu al mig en- V'''
etpeS, 9apu, iua iparer lea GtOrue mint
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-03
GoorlcoeS CT better

~ nsl'ssr en- StIsnniHs al siOo for bphisiipmbsIa
ShiGlos a. sdiarra lem life Sans Gatarrb Cure ian
turers. y. ,. e5snea & Co., ErOss 9oIseo, c.
VI uneertssneos bar 'lsHbt q. 3 gb,uea be dba,
Is War, % oi amer BAN for q, barre belt uS bsosrliu |
Que eano s!s'ransaitionsr % f~inaneirIt sr BAN iItanp
I'll al rrsot aus 5orplis'siisr, iOm 5trmart sisr.
sssit a arudJ, Shplials Sruasihs. splsop, @.
ss.letus. assnau & @arUia. gsbpleiaIe 1ruaaia,.
Sals eaiiIrh Cure er for i~nopsneia gruo. n, n,,
rirfsr paa Sloeei o. Spitrmets Slimpperhaoe' Rr.
% cents pr, Hafe. S1lses bps aus Truooi',sr'
SeflHonier gratis. ISSaSsssSs"'''
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-03
ara Gomiteen for dc Sun
R onumentct.
3pittertus No. 6.
Subbetalt til Ole Bull Stettens 9pno.

Gaitor Eoienquiit, galotpin. 8is.,
Wtrs. 8. ". Sinrian, Mlireo
Sinman, Nipls, 8aftor Surmp,
WRons anuoion, Nefpmdn 8rupe,
Neb, ". SlIpn, Seurp Stsne,
Nttpater, Wttun.. Steop Simon'
fen, 2ateuile, Minn., N. Better.
ION, @eit Green Bar, g8is., q.
". Suamm:n, GbriItiania, Wlnn.,
boer 10. 90
Suoi. peo grof. VI. Vi. etesns.
lano, Iom Subltriptipn peo Ssor.
&irteS Semiuarium | Yipls. /: fra
Hrofesiorerue Steenslano, Cite,
lamb, @lasBe "a 2uno, buer 81,
mlnore 8elpb $11.45, ialt...... As
Snot. peo w. O. &tsa. O. erpopo,
Wtinn.: 0t. U. &tIa. y. s. NaS,
y. Eelerion, &eeo & &rosbus,
boer 400
Snb. peO Bait. 6 5 giferes, NS:
". Slettebai,G 3 giteuG8, Snaa
8letpe, Nnua Serge, s. u 0ef.
ietb, Spttiusau. y 8, Z Stot.
lamb, S8 Sau, o. o Sammers,
8ilou Gin y 3, butr ST.. 500
Snot. reo " 6 Yeoerion, GppIeton,
Mtnn: q @anr, . = N,ng, gR
Eeutt1oH, IS StHtrlD1s, Z 30
Seniou Z " Guberien. Sgroun,
8 $ 9ilepIeu. Seuridion & Sas
cobior, " 8 Stanton, g M
Subniou. s 70 Gelion, 6 Sliou,
pc Sphniun, buer 81; minbre
Selgb 81. 25..............,... Is Of
9lee Slho Srgorene, Suoion, Wts, 10. 90
q Brade, @ermanio, Sa...... 800
Epre Coon 8alep Reni9beos Una.
oomsforentua, peo 8 s 8oefoo.. 500
Snof. peo W gter. Mpntepioeo,
Winu: Senrp 9ter SO, R gter
So, B9 Rormau s.. 8 8 Ban.
VI Y &arnes. u 8 Rolefiou, g
y Sersh 8 W 8Drsen, Suer
2arien. q o 5oraerIon, s @ler.
iet Z y Stap, y 9stterieu, 30
Salteuha9en, 6 VI Spsnes, S8
Seuoridion. 8 Saualdno, 8
8elinger, Is u SheroabL,@ Glias
ion. Sobn Eeterion. hper ST.. % On
Of Ole Bun Niulties
item | minneapolis .........., 1924. AZ
$l122 10
opl Ho'oHn'eI'................ 665 SO
Sah .$17S7 90
CHARLES &itteion,
apmitsens sasisrer.
minneapolis. 25os 9ecbr. 1895.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-03

f5inansminifcrtn bar uTicielt er'
ilrr.t, at &ssicriussn riI iublpie
a, 800, 900 al be 6 @rpeeut Bombs, Tom
i1s62 % 1864 ubiteotss til Union 8a'
cife Ssrnbans,rmpani. Sisie Bombs
er betalbare ben lite Sch. 1896.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-03
Ct GorIlag fra Wr. en-

ct 5orlas fra SIR. smitb. &.s
praientant %. U. Smith fro Ri5isan
bar ! Suist inobrast ct GOrTas. ON.
fattenbe en- np 9Iau til at iubfri Green.
BIDS os 9rsaiarp 9otss for bet Cub,
Der M bOlbss ai gunisrne iOm &sisrp..
~bsbOlbnins. GcriIaset bar paret fore.
Ingt Senator eberman. Chairman
Dinslep (for Ways and Means aomi.
tesu) 90 Controller Gdles; ole bisie
b0r iunbet pIansn antassIis, flyer Scr.
emitb. GOrHaset paubppsr, at Ratio.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-03

Den iioite Seniionit fra GtssU,r.
tiOnstri8en bsSs / sarutOsa / 1867 Q,
naaebe en- Glber al 101 gtar el,r 4.
pebe 81 aar efter &euOluttunstriasr,
Slutnins. Suis nosen al @eteran,rn
ira 9orserfrisen ifutbe uuerlepe bsnr,
liseiaa lense, uiloe ban lsus til ! 184s.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-03

SprIaussr for Sfab.serRatnins.
Sra apnfantiuppsl bsrsttes ben 29os
bs., OF be Sorsuspe Stuter bar f~orIanst
en- flor stabessrtatuins for be Cab,
Tom be umsritauFs @isfOuarsr bar
Iibt / 2iQeaIien.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-03

Z Sanuar pil Der bliDs aniat gof'
buo psS gpfbuIsue | 80 gpsr ! aanoet.
Ser er 612 gpsr, bupr 8oiten omba'
res irit, % sitsr Sauuur BIZ Der altiaa
hIins
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-03
FRA @aibtnaton.

SsitHtrttsopmmsr Srstuter er uo'
nusut til ReeIsm al @sn.juela'SOm
misEpnen.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-03

6nIbreitrpsn beLDb fig ben 3ots
Dec. til sos, 1872, 351 % ben iamleoe
iUutauts 9enssbsbuIouius / etat,ams
msr.t til s176,so7,77 s be fsrite 6
Raansber al bette TesnTtnbsaar bar
8esisrinssns llOsiitsr uusritesst SnS'
traterue mso Is 0iQipnsr Collars.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-03
&rn iipnsfomite.

Tp Ssn iionsfOmite. 5OrmanS
Cannon Of 8suiOustOmiteen bar usb'
fat fslsenoe eubtumite for 8eniioner:
90. u. stOne fra 9sunipIuania, Blue
fra Sanias, Iorttpap fra Ohio, 9ap'
ton fra Ohio % &ubertiOu fra 2oui'
fiana. De rspublitauFe Meolemmer
al apmitsen CT ale 8eteraner fra iioite
8prseriris. apmiteen bolosr MI pau
meb of ubarbsibe Sspilsnins siurilaset
for 9sniipner, ps bet antases, at bet
bill blipe bet fsrite 8epilsniussiOrIlas
inbItiIet til 1eotaselie.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-03

Nere 2aub for SettIere. 9anb'
fummis iaren bar ouerisnot Suoenriss'
miuiiisrsn en- Site pusr bet aanb, iom
ital aabues for Setttsre. 9aa bsnns
2iite er opfsrt $780, 45 Gcrss al &eo
Safe ps @bite Garth &eisruationerne,
Tom uosisr en- Del al Gbippsipa' Su'
tiansrnss 2anb | Winnsiota. 9If bette
aanb tilbsrer s3s, 745 9lcres Reo Safe
RsI.rpatipnsn os 51,999 @bits Garth
Reisruutipu.n. 2anoet uiI ianbipnliss
bis bliue aabnst for Settlers Untrins
ben life Stunt Snbre R%sisruationsr
oil blipe aabnsoe ct Bar Raaneb.r
isnsrs. Guruben pusnnaunte 9ano bar
Rssisrinssu isisn 1,661,255 gerss paa
Rsb 2ats Rsieroationsn ps 37,319
Geres paa @bits GARTH Rsisrpatipnsn.
Slt bette er Stoplnnb. Tsmmerst paa
BET oil at R~ssisrinssns Gs.nt.r bIips
iolst til Ssiftbposuos, men life til min.
crs 9ris snb % pr. 1000 Sob.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-03

RepubIiian,rue bar nj paa en- big
Rauos Gpsrtasst | Gsnatst, uastet be
life snbuu bar en- SIsrbso Of etsn.
msru.. s Ruuoass blsu Der | eena,
iet frsmiot en- ReiplutioR ON at uees
latte be ipscieIs os itaasnos &pmiteer
for 54os Sousrss. Gsnus Reiolutiuu
bIep psotusst msb 30 mob 2S etsm.
msr. gOpuIifsu apls itsmts meo o..
%motratsrns, os be I andre 9ppuliIer
iisnlis life. Sois bisie bapoe itsmt,
bapbe life RsSubIitansrns bapt Gler.
taL ps be Oilos bsrfOr blepet nsbt til at
uofatte &eprsauiiutiou.u Of Genaist
III fsnsre. Rspublitauerns bar MI
aontroI prsr al. spmitssr. esnatpr
gtorria sr Gcrmuuo al Ginanstomi.
teen; Sbermou, Gormnnb al aomitsen
tor ubsuIaubR 7 GnIisssnosr; Guaum,
Gormaub Of aOmitssn for Sauoelen
Staterne imsasm, slQiiun, 5urmoub al
Sspilsniusstomitseu. Soar, Jurmuuo
at 5uftiisiOmitssu us S0plss at aOmb
teen for miliiars sfiRrsr. Senatsts
Gmbsssmanb pil life bliOs palst. fsr i
Slutuinssn of bsnns Raanso, sQsr
naafts life isr ssuutorsrn. fra Utah er
palste.
9%reibentsns PROCLAMATION ON rltobs
Sptasslie iom Stut | unipuen oil bliue
pffsutIissiurt ben ABE bs.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-03
Or. Sboops geifripslie
at NerDerne.

gromiber % andre ospenoe Wiolsr:
berts girfnirs paa Herptns %
bporfor be forefripse. Ut
Bar aisnbssierninssr
ON Herper %
Sggoon1.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-04
AN A. P. A. ADDRESS
Is GIVEN OUT ny THE SUPREME
PRESIDENT.
Declares That Many Congressmen
Proposed by the Order.

Detroit, Mich, Jan. 3.-M. II. J..
Tranor, the supreme president of the
American Protective association, will
tomorrow issue to the councils Of the
order throughout the lountry II circular
of nearly 5000 words. reviewing the
progress of the organization and the
ponllcal situation
MIR. Tranor states in his circular
that n large nunber OF the metnbers
OIL congress are a.so members OF the
a. r. A., pledged to its measures,
some of which viii be introduced in
the house during the present session,
biIls 10 establish n national unlyer-
ty, 10 restrict Immigration and TO reg
nhtu4 uiiaaIun; 10 amend the con-
stitution prohibiting for all time sec
taridn appropriations; opening to pun
Is Inspection all monastlu or private Oh
semi-public institutions that are moi
under STATE control: to prohibit Tn,
official recognition by Inc Unit"d
States or any officer thereof OF ann
u.shltary of any &C leslastigal body on
the official recognition as such of the
q legAte or representative OF any
church or ecclesiastical power.
Mr. Tralnor reviews presidential pos
sibilities ond attacks President Cleye-
land in these words:
IT ~ doing no Injustice to Mr. Cleye-
land TO assert that IL the United states
mad been papal country and the pope
.hpural sovereign our president
could not have given more recognition
10 the papacy as a temporal power
IMAM he has during his present term
OF oiiee. common Ing with his present
or magnliicently-o ound edition of the
american constitution to the pope and
concluding with the disgraceful pro-
motion OF Colonel Coppinger, who la
worthy of notice only as n notorious
adherent of the pope OF Rome and
ardent admirer of papal institutions
N"ison ana Reed come in for n foir
share Of condemnation for what Mr.
amor alleges as their pro-papal al.
titnde and their antagonlsm to the
patriotic orders. He presents thc
nnmes nj Hon. w. s. Linton of Mlchi.
gan, Senator ]. II. Gerr of Iowa Cov.
ernor w. o. Bradley of Kentucky ana
eS-President Harris as worthy tba
support or the A. p. A. lie afIlrrns
that IN the event OF any indication of
me Republican party "truckllng n
Rome" that a now marty "sbnu,d 20
must be the result" "''u
He critiolses Chairman Carter a, ,ho
Republicun national committee ,nS
Harrity OF the Democratic cump,it,ae
as Incorporating panists. He M.
holds the Monroe doctrine. bnt do.
nounces the war scare as the rss,,lt ~,
q conspiracy between the PRECEDENT ths
priests ana the plutonrats--the r,s. 70
sc ure reelection: the second. 10 rain
rs. endnncy while the nation ia in
VOWED In war with n foreign rou,,ry
ana the last to profit by bond issues M
hhsh rates OF Interest.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-04
GREATER
We're the Liabilities Of
1895
THAN THOSE or tso4-TuE FAIL
unEs LESS IN NUhmEIL
CONTRASTS SHOWN.
IN PRICES OF MATERIALS AND MAN
uFACTuHEs WHICH LOW
LIGHT ON DEPRESSION
Cotton and wheat Producers Have
Suffered From wild and Fran
tic Speculation
CONTRASTS SHOWN.

New York, Jan. S.-R. @. Dun G.
Co.'S weekly review Of trade. which
Issues tomorrow. says:
The commercial failures during the
complete year OF 1885 number 13.lg7
against 1855 in 1894, but the aggre-
gate Of liabilities Is slightly greater,
sl7S,sl6O0O against si72, 992. sjG. 20 that
the average per failure is s13.20i.
against l2,45s in 1891 The bright
promise offered by a large decrease IN
the first quarters was followed by
small Increase in the second, and
third quarters. and largo increase in
the last quarter OF the year In that
quarter also the deferred liabilities to
each firm In business increased. aud
also the proportion OF deferred liza
bilities to payments through clearing
houses
Remarkable contrasts are shown this
week In prices OF materials and OF
manufactured products. Compared
with January /. 1895. prices Of manu-
featured products and OF materials
rose for pig iron 10 per cent. at the
hightst point, but only 81 At the
close, while manufactures OF iron
rose 357 at The highest point, and
20 at the close. Anthracite coal ris-
ing l5.3, closed 5.6 lower than Jan
uary l. 1895. Cotton rose CAL per
ceat at the highest point, and Al at
the close, but cotton goods only 1913
AZ the highest and AS at the close.
Hides rose 75.5 NJ the highest point
and 1870 at the close. Leather 1870 at
the highest and 2l.l at the close. and
boots and shoes 2l.s al the highest
and H. at the close. Woods rose IL
at the highos, and GO at the close,
hut wooden goods rose 0no-oight,' Of
1 per cent at the highest point. clos
Ing a shade weaker SIX AS at the
highest point and 1917 at the clo8e.
The comparisons cant much light on
the depression and lncrea h In failures
during the last quarter. Produce mar
Rets have been the thcater OF sur
prising changes. which have innu-
enced all business. The acreage In cot
ton was wisely restricted In order 10
rive producers a better chance for
fair returns, and tho crop was fur
Their reduced to some extent by In
jury, but the growers were Injured still
more by frantic sperula ion, which
checked exports and by false lnfor-
nation and advice. Wheat producers
suffered IN like manner from Wild
speculation. which prevented the ex-
portatlon OF many million bushels ana
false reports which encouraged farm
ers to keep hnck their grain until the
cream had been taken on the market
10y Spectators.
The inevitable consequence was a
very low range In prices. the Yield be-
ing clearly In excess or all demands,
while Atlantic exports for the last
i've weeks Oaour included have been
sill,-so bushels, against a.073.77T
bushels last year The great crop or
corn has materially affected the prices
OF meats.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-04

Bandera's In direct attack upon Ha-
vana- II IL believed that Bandera Is
simply planning demonstration
against Havana to direct attention
from Gomez and the southern wing,
while that general completes the work
Of destruction in the cane fields OF lla-
vaua province or makes dash into
Pinnr del Rio. Nevertheless. the un-
parnlleled boldness and intrepidity of
the movements OF the insurgents ere
ates something like n panic here. and
the conviction is universal chat unless
ample force is displayed to show the
insurgents that they were counting de-
struction by an attack upon Havana.
there is danger that they will make a
destructive dash into Havana Itself.
The progress of this last movement is
therefore awaited with keen apprehen-
SION. Skirmishing Is still reported from
the neishobrohood OF Jbvannles In Ma
tanzas province. In which the lnsur-
gents are supposed to have lost six
killed. In the cane fields near Amarillo
Is said TO have been found the dead
bodies OF thirty-seven insurgents, four
of them badly burned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-04

pressure. refused. The presidents
message Of December last said II
congress still declined to aiirin the
award IL certainly VIII hardly dissent
from the proposition that the govern
ment IL bound by every consioeration
OF honor and good faith TO provide
for the speedy adjustment OF these
claims by arbitration as the only other
alternative. A treaty of arbitration
has. therefore, been agreed upon, anu
will be Immediately laid before the
senate. so that In one OF the means
Suggested tlnal settlement may DE
The instant consideration OF this
treaty Is demanded by the effect upon
the public opinion of both countries of
one reference to arbitration. whl4e an
other Is hanging fire. and by the proof
1t viii be affording OF the evidence OIL
bellicose feeling here and OF the SYM
pathetic attitude of England. Pray
urge this in the interest Of peace
Cabling later, the Chronicles special
correspondent at washington says;
In respect to the statement that the
criticisms OF Lord Aberdeen are not
new, can say that did the best with
the time Mt my disposal to establish
their unpublic character and failed 10
trace them anywhere here. They were
4 nown to those here whose special
duty II Is to be acquainted with the de-
tails OF the dispute. obviously I'M
known to you and unknown to the
American correspondents and press.
But new or old does not AFFECT their
character one jot nor the unavoidable
conclusions from them. Regarding the
criticism that only part OF them were
given to me, the documents before me
professed to be complete, and cab'ed
every salient word. OF course. 1t Is out
OF my power TO discover whether they
were complete. The retort Is almost
too obvious that II they constitute a
Misrepresentation let the foreign office
publish them complete. Concerning the
charge that my dispatches are anti
English, II understand 1t Alright ]
leave my friends and my published
books to defend me.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-04
$4,000
nRApsrREEr.s nEpoRr.

New York. Jan. 9.--Bradstreets to-
morrow win say,
The week which ended 1925 and start
cd In 1926 has been very dun In mercnn-
tile circles as II l. al at this period,
The volume of business has fallen
away sharply owing to the New Years
holiday md to quiet In trade circles ut
a time when stock taking and prepar-
inE samples for commercial travellers
are taking the attention OF jobbers and
commission houses. Jobbers In leading
lines at many centers are confident az
TO the outlook OF trade In the near
future although In Instances fears are
expressed OF an unfavorablo effect due
to inability to secure necessary legis-
iation on financial questions.
As Ia usual at this section there In
considerable Increase In the number
OF business failures In the United
States the total being i03 this week
against $40 last week
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He is SURP2|!
COMPLAINT MADE ny s. n, q
NlSGHAM OF FIT. DEND d
THE GROUND uyKsu!
Sergeant Andrews Is Also n
Colonel WhntIey's Past -
Is n spotless 0AA

Huntsville, Tex. Jan. So
Colonel L. A. Whatley, supei@
OF the penitentiary, was frt6,
yesterday on Il warrant byGl
ningham. OF Fort Bend count,
Ing him with swlndllne FssS
respondent in.erviewM faaps (
ley on the subject iiIs morning
he stated that serseant Rsadist
drews and himself were ARRESTED
terday by Constable Black, ird-
tartia Fort Bend county. Eli
tation, charging them with wi
The warrant was issued BY sR
Justice of the peace Of preS!na|
Fort Bend county. Norman
keeper on the Ellis planiaiiT
Cunningham, on Whose am,
warrant was Issued. Is eni;
known to Colonel Wha!ley. ~
Is at 4 loss to know upa
grounds he Il accused, o. u
is a general one, giving r.
name OF the parties swindk
amount. The past record Y
Whatley Is a spOtiess one
management of state inter
has won him many warm NJ
have perfect faith in his
Colonel Whatley gave bond
at Sartartia next Tuesday, Y (
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si7oi5 same time in 1898: Southern
year. 344.l9s year before last. ana s1o'-
74e same time in 1898.
These make the total movement for
the l25 days from September 70 dpte
500. All. against 7.09s.6sT last year. o.
b75,lf6 the year before last, and $780,
2O9 In 1898.
Foreign exports for the week have
been 175.77i. against 2e1.s6a las, year
making the total thus far for the sea-
son 2,223,557, against 3,eO2.S2S last year
or n decrease Of i,37S766.
Northern mill takings during the past
seven dnys show n decrease OF l6.ssI
ns compared with the corresponding
period last year and the total taklngs
since September have decreased SsS'-
046.
The total taliings Of American mills.
North and sonth. and Canada thus far
for the season have been l,f1i,655.
against 1s5s.79i last year. These In
ciude t.30l, 800 by Northern spinper5,
against i4bi. $3.50 last year.
Stocks at the scnboard md twenty
nine lending Southern interior centers
have decreased during the week 5l,Ssi
bales against decrease during the
corresponding period last season Of
b5.7fi. and are now a3.i14 smaller thnn
Mt this date in 1925.
Including stocks left over at ports
and interior towns from the last crop
and the number of bales brought Into
sight thus for for the new crop SUPPLY
TO date is 5.3ii425 bales, against 1884,
6GT for the same period last year.
II must be remembered that the
weekly, monthly aud seasons compart-
sons In Secretary Hesters reports are
made up to corresponding date last
wear, year before and in 1898. Com
parleons 10 the close OF corresponding
weeks are misleading. MS totals to the
close Of this week last year would
take in 1876 days OF the season, year be-
fore last III days and in 1898 l2S days,
against only l25 days this year.