davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Archani0f i wiceaniOf pred sa.
dem.

Archanio3 nazywa sic Oswald Lin
dner ! jest fabrykantem lasek we Vie.
dniu, q wioearohanio} .wie sic Juliusz
Edelmann. Posada aniola wakuje /.
powodu ~nominaoyi Lindnera ma archa.
nioia.
Szczeg6ly to ME % w.iete I fantasyi,
ami /. jakiejs ~sensacyjnej powiesci ale
. zyoia, m%ianowioie z rozprawy sado.
wei, jaka sic tymi dniami we Wiedniu
odbyla. Chodzilo o to, Ae arohaniol
Lindner ! wiceaniol Edelmann, zaloay,
ciele j pr.ewodnioy sekty napostolskiej
gminy .apieosetowanyoh" we Wiedniu,
wykleli public.nie dwie kobisty, Ters-
SO Mayer i Marye Toblsr, i przestrzs.
gall nwiernych", ably Z nismi ME u
trzymywali 4adnych stosunk6w. Wy.
klete uozuws.y sic tenn obrasonemi, IA.
skarsyiy "anislskich" przewodnikow
pred sad.
nGmina apostolska .a~pieo.esowa.
nych" ME jest wykwitem wiedehskim,
lecz roslina wyhodowans pod ojOzystem
niebem przeroauych sekt u. W Anglii.
Ma ozele ngminy" stoi .prorok" Wood
house.. W 1yOiu zajmujaoy skromne sta.
nowisko ogrodnika. Do sekty mogs
nalezec chrzesoianie wsselkiob wy.naf,
ME ~zmisDiajac ioh prze.to, p~rzynalsa-
nosc .as swoja .aznaczaja tenn, Re Ohio.
dzs do wsp6lnego domu modlitwy, kt6-
~ msjs j we Wiedniu, siuohajs tam
n~abotehstwa, tez komuuikujs sic ohls-
benz ! winem, a nadto skiadajs znaozne
DANNY, mianowicie dziesiecine z cale-
go swego dochodu. 2 tyoh pieniedsy
czesc idzie ma utrzymanie domu modli.
ivy, ozesc ma oplaoenie ~wioeaniola,
czesc ma ~wspieranie ubogioh, a rsszte
odsyis sic do Anglii do rproroka". Do
sekty we Wiedniu nalety okolo 400 o.
sob. Kilku fsbrykant6w, jeden adwo
kat. kupcy, dwaj urzednioy | jedsn ma
uczyoiel, ressts ludzie biedni. Owoa
wspomniane dwie kobiety, zbiedniaw-
sly do resrty, ME mogly pssoic dziesie-
ciny ! za to zostaly wyklete, jake pope.
tame przez szstana".
Rozprswa odbyla sic Z nsle.ytym
ceremonisism. Audytoryum .speiniio
sic ,,brs6mi" q srohanioi / wiceaniol Z
godnoscis j n-smsszczeniem odpowis-
dali.
Prev. do Lindnera: Wieo TO pan
jestes sniole n?
Osk. kianis sic potakujsco.
Edelmanows. Prosze bardzo. On
juz jest sr~cbsnioleml
Prev. z szaounkiem. Oh przepra
szaml ME byiem j~eszcze o tym swsnsie
poinformowsnyl
Mimo jsdnsk csiego szsounku dis
,anielskioh mosci" sad uznal, Re rzuca.
ME klstwy ! przestrzegsnie ludzi pred
stosunkiem Z kims jest obrszs honoru
1zenism, skaza& sstem arohanioia ma 25
x. kary w~zglednie 5 dni srssztu, wioe.
anio}a zss ma 10 n. lub diva dni aresztu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-31
WOlne POlskie S}OwO

wychod.i pierws.ego I pietnastego
ka.dego miesisca, " Paryau. Podajs
wisdomoSoi / poglady Z pierws.ej re-
ID, tax z kraju jaka tea I emigraoyi
polskiej. - Pogladami swemi w.
lwiado.a wielks pr.ysluge osytela..
kom " roswoju umysaowym. Upo-
vs.sohnienie tego pisma jest bard.o
po4sdanem " Ameryoe . tanioS6 MA
twia nsbyoie ka4demu. Abonament
roosny k~os.tuje dollar jeden 1 POI,
pisnisd.e posyia6 pr.e. Post Office
Order adresujao: N. Adolphs Rsiff.
! Rue de Four. Paris.
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Me4czyzni, mlod.i 1 starry, powinni
osyta6 oglossenis Tomasza Slstera ma
stronnicy Sci.
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ZaprOszenie do przedpfat,

ZaprOszenie do przedpfaty
ma jedyne pismo polskie W Europe zajmu-
jace sic gorliwie wychodztwem
/ koloniami polskiemi W Ameryce.
,,Gazeta HandlOwO GeOgraficzna"
Organ Polskiego Towarzystwa Handlowo-
Geograficznego,
wychodzi we Lwowie 1. i 10. kazdego ME-
siaca.
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COFFEE.

o,erNd .toi,iy nj unchanged prioas, ruled
Ifeninrelrss Mnh narrow changes aud a
slack mtdins clp;ad qii"t AZ roints low
- 10 10 prirAs higher Hal 600 bags. SPOT
ooffep- no .nsv Mild steady.
Warehouse deIlysriS>F g., nm nm New York
Az l5p9s7 Tinted states stock Lei. I0S
a35Iko,t 'i for ne i'rIei States lss,ao; lot al
visible FOR the T,nited States s5'ie
Nv Ories,ls iuiy l7-coffee dun; Rio
san'os, jay. Z COFFEE n'r 20 t gG,od nv
c erhge GU ep,5. s,ock i9.2i0.
Inmbnrg. july i7.-croffee quiet and IN
y, nts NY II -Goffec steady: No. 7 Rto
=, sdo rsIs per lo0 kilos: receipts 1900.
cic,arei for Inc United States 5000. for Ea-
rope 300; st ok l5iN"
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housTON PRICE CURRENT.

n quotations are revisoG, daily and
,as o,reotness can be rel.ci upon. The
Iolesaisae lh9se ruling in the Houston
tss. ST. GkEASE - Diamond. A,75 per
III sil 'iSe.lden. 5oaG5c per dozen boxes cas-.
"hMis.nIl ION Powder. per keg, sl.5Oe1
bn,s'' n rns powder. Si.00.i.g5 per krg.
!. irck f' e, drop shot. per sack, sl.s5Il
4, ,osN,Lshcrt clear. boxed. sQs,sc. II
n, les,s breakfast. sU9: dry sait. a rs
hsll"Hs rcrk sail bellies, &C.: Western
)AGGIVsf;, q smoked bellies, &C.
~ ~ AND TIES -Frcm store. Dag
Fow tics No. s. Nc; N; s'sc; 2'i n d,
Yer for baes.r,e a,i9na lots NC PEI yard
ties sN'''s ana DC lower per bundle
Ii, ii ~ o. PuWpER-Apax, ! III. sa.oo;
-. :. ID. Ioe; Victor. ID, per drzen
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KANSAS CITY.
N9N'N''N'' -
nrrsns N'itV Imly i7.--Cnttle-RAceipta

Kansas Tity July N.-CnttIe-ReceIpts
5000. shipments l7n. best grades steady 10
strong, Texas steers i5fi3. ~. Texas COWS
. zou2 10. h-rf sirors 3piilO. native
cow J jtff3f0. stockcrs and feeders 250ip
70. bulls 2.0p19.G Hogs Receipts 1000.
shipments i7p, market aloe lower. ruth-
rr slow. bulk Of SAILS 3vpu3 IN. hcav.r3
. itn3D5. IAckefs 2,ipu3li. mixed 3pnI
10 %. lights 3oin3.2s workers. 3 apfi325, pigs
Gar3zO Sheep Receipts 1000. Shipments
$40. market steady Ia strong. lambs 3.50ip
3. 81 muttnals 2JJa3..D.
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Chicago. July IL Moro than half the
ca.,l" receipts were Texas arrivals In
quarantine. running upward of $50 head.
making a total OF 1850 Texans for the
week, In the native branch the small sup
ply or choice light and medium weight
heavy steers were SIM slow AMI plain
grassy grades very had 10 soil. A bunch
OF oh nee 1475 pound steers sold 81
40, hui there We're not many ~ sufficient
quality to sell above i2i. bnlk ranging
! $40 p. good many steers Of light
2.7h. Trade in feeders IL still OF small
volume, with sales chiefly NJ 3lnna7o
Il fcw extra heif,rs going AROUND 215.
bulk of rows range 2.Wn3 10 Veal clN"s
have h"rn IN strong dn nauI all week AT
b higher than n week. ago. good many
choice calves having sold during the lat
ter part of the week at o.
Hogs Heavy grades are burden 10
sch at Zoe lower. choice llrht SORTS sicaiy
aud sell FRI ~. The run Goo1 larger
Il han week ngo aud almost double the
run Of the same day last ycnr Including
stale hogs. there were inward of "a go
had on sale q heavy s1ply fer July
amaiiy sold down TO 40 and chow 231
pound shipping $50 fancy Sort of fo
pound pigs brought 3.Gl. but most good to
choice light sold around 3tD run of
about 5000 nreur than a week AFRO proved
u burden and heavy fhrop sold i0c below
The values Of The day hofore The hulk
of tho supply of Western sheep hung
dead weight on the market only few
selling n 3Wu2.l5 fancy 32o; prime
lambs le6ii.io. good 10 choice 525ftd0i;
cu'ls and thlns a.7'Na15; good 20 choire
native sheep 3.2'mS75i fair 10 good
m sed 2.S5@3.3o and culls and 'hns 90
n > 90. Receipts cattle 1000, hogs. 22.o0,:
sheep 1900: calves 900.
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FINANCIAL.

exchange market sterling sixties, buying
SASS. selling si9o: New YORK sight, buying
sc discount, selling i.c premium. Ameri-
can silver. buying &c discount, selling, at
par.
Galveston bank cleaiings, si27 500.
New York. July l7.-Sterling exchange.
NNi.: rechmarks. % ;,-lG: francs, bank
ers' sixties. 5.l6A; commercial sixties.
New Orleans. July II. - Sterling eN-
Change. commercial sixties i.N,2,f4 ST. /;
francs. bankers sixties. 5.17l. less LID
New York sight. bankers. 1aO premiums
con. n"rciil "a prem UNI.
London. ,Iuly T.-Bank rate 2per cent:
street cate, Us per cent; silver. 81 3sd =:
consuls lib 1-lG.
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NEW ORLEANS.

New Crlcaus. July 17-lIog proliicts
quiet; pork. old IL; lara. refined torces
3 3-3n3 Is; boxed m"tis. dry salt shoul-
ders quiet. sides as: bacon. clear rib
sides rs. hams choice sugar cured ~. u
?3-i. Rice Rough. receipts today 2oN'.
this season ilj2.D2s. same time last yony
7o3.S6i. sal,s todny tbs, market steady.
clnan steady; sales S2i. ordinary Ia good
2i4ai,. Flour quiet: extra fancy "l1n
II. %. patents S.35d3!D. Cc.n meal quiet.
go Bran dun. iin IS HAY easy. prime
j.. mu i3Jp. choice l5roMl5.D Corn No. 9
~ lSed. white ana mixed 35nS6. yellow
3Gti37.
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alvcston bank clearings, s427. 500.
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, luly 17--Moncy on call was
steady AT 2m2ia per cent; last loan ., ana
closed al > per cont Primo mercantile
paper 4N,is per cent. Sterling exchange
firm and higher. with actual business In
bankers bills AT 1 -s2,Mi.Sn for demand and
4ss4 for sixty days. posted rates iSSkp
4.sg; commercial bills as7. Silver corti.ii
Gales 6a1d9i.. Mexican dollars 53 80
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New York, .Inly Whra, Receipts 49,
zoo bushels exports 5000 Spot irmer.
No . rod 81 8 s. No. hard s7s.. Or,ioAs
were Irregular hn, generally strong all
day with final slight reaction, closing va
rs not higher. Sentiment was dccd-.ly
hull.sh ON rocent export demand. unfavor-
able 'hrcshpuI rciurns, better cables and
HIGHT country offerings. July h2i sM.gi.
closed CT, Sept mhor s7'.nG3'. closed e.
Hay steady. Hides easy. Leather steady.
Wool quiet. Cotton seed on noulnal.
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Kansns city. july Wheat-Sp0t slow
Int steady hard active. about i i.h,r;
~ . hard ma ig'e. No. 5, liiuu ~ NJ. 9
toi 52ie: No 3. vs. Corn Wh,c rather
SLOW prices unchanged; mixed active and
higher; No MIXED % No 9 white ean
~. oats higher. No. Z mixed uomlnlll,'
nominally % Hay very weak, timothy.
new 5000 o.; prairie. choice new 4 BOZ, go.
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS

N.yy ORLEANS. July 1.-THE market for
a Nem sst'd pr,aucis IS duli ana unchang-
q lrlmo sSas Oh IN sel n%lk. q "a, min nrIe
s y q. ner sh Jrt ton; cake. long ion. for
EXPORT 1900.
80, a." With all quotations nominal.
Inr.;;nn,,. er,,da oil. s0a2l in barrels; prime
ssrnimer yellow. IN barrsls 2iIgis; PRIME
cotton seed meal. HV'a -" per ton
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CHICAGO

Chicago. July l1.--rho grain markets
y WSre h ssrI"ns amd wh,a, a, the close Wa
ltisher. Provisions We're weak pork CHS.
my DC, !a.d ioc tnd RIBS &c lower. Fork
touched new low record. while .aiu ard
rl,S clHsei at exactly the same pris,s.
SEPTEMBER, and advanc "a tc 81 Use within
an hour thereafter. Commission houses
gong an export business hal more bids
flom als'oal fol wheat when were made
on the basis of 5G'2c for September Re-
c,ivinS houses got little or no response
from the country TO bliss of lc p,r busliel
No. red delivred at Chicago country
nnll.rs. 4, was said. Were taking II all
AT chicago at the present prices which
rs equal to from &C. to 30 pei hel pre-
MUM. taking the fr,,ght INTO accdilnt
Such Information eXerte6 n strong ,nfiu-
enc. on the course OF prices. The market
tchtlhued strong to the end, September
I'M g,rg S1'.c about fifteen minutes from
the close. ana the latest trading was at
5'Gc, with buyers bidding that rs the
p,tl tapped and 81 Csc paid Immediately
Corn was firm: in sympathy with the
nuiiishness Of whoat. The damand Eas;
was gool bu, the bids were for tn most
par, about ,sc undcr the price, here.
oats were active and much mere at
tractivr than YES, artlay Ao,ices from
l lie country were sun very bullsh and
iufnss were readily taken UP. The feel
ing was firm and prices advanced
PROVISIONS were heavy again and closed
ut The. low price Of the day. With III,
large hog receipts there was nothing to
ercnprhse speculative buying of tine Irod.
ucts, SEPTEMBER pork opened &c L. wer.
a. q 40 sold At go ami s'22is. raIlyins to
nc lower az 800. solo down 10 -. wher.
1t closed September ribs opened 81 low G
sold a. S'7i. aud 3.52ig end closed "a, thu
| opening price.
Estilgates FOR morrow--wh %.
corn, go; oats. l25 cars: h IS, 1902 head.
Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-tnchanged
y w :. ? spring. So rs; No. red.
ceni-No. 2. ?7,sa27N.
oats-No. 2 l7i.nls: No. . white. 1910
2oia No. > white. I7snlgi.
RNe-No. .. 3o,sNai
I'ar!cy-No 2. 3ea32
Flax seed No. l. 7ois
Prime timothy seed as5
Mess pork-Per barrel. 5000 32lk
Iara-fer 100 pounds. 3i5a3.i7is
Short ribs Sides-looSe 3i7isu352i5
Dry sailed shoulders Boxed 3a.M4.
Short clear sides Boxed. as,m37.
VIM sky. lpiStilers' finished goods. per
gallon
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LONDON SALES.

I,onaon. July l7--At The wool auction
sales today IS,9ol bales were offered, OF
sii.htIv weaker. while good cross brcds
We're iirmer. Following are the sales in
detail: .s.c
0,is IA greasy 5isa8isd; Queensland lISO
isaics. secured Is 2dQis I'd. greasy 6dad;
Victoria sc, bales. ACQUIRED 7isdGls sd,
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greasy bs.rioi: South Australia bsi bales
greasy tsnS,d; Swan river s&6 bales,
secured 7A,tiii'sd. greasy 5nSMd; Tasnan.
Ia ip' bales. greasy aAmS sd; New Zealand
l0d; Cape OF Good Hclc and Natal no.
bales. secured 79.d0pls Id. greasy 5ANGA.d
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Now York. Jnlv 1.-THE Evening POSTS
London financial cahcerlm says:
The stock markets were al" and dull to-
day. with n slightly better tendency at thu
Close. The Par, and Berlin ma rkcls were
dun and weak.
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ST. LOFTS.

81. Louis July l7--Flour firm but quiet
firm and higher: futures strong; spot is
str ng and higher. No. > rod elevator sGn
.t'4 track 5dDiF'. No. hard II hid. Juiy
i6s,. Angus, '6len56i,: September rGss hill
Corn higher advancing with whcnt and
cats; spot strong No. cash 25'.: July ~
bid. ptcmher ~, d. oats strong. spot
higher. No. . cash II hid. Iuy Isl. Iii:
August l1Hi bid. September IL, bid, Ma.
2lh lii. Ky. % trnck. Harley n,miral.
30 Flax seed IS. Timothy seed e.S5 Hay
dun wtholt much life Whisky LIP Cot
ten n "a ana begging un~rr grd FORK
steady; standard mess iobbing 6.50I67a
Lard lower; prime 81 am 3a-l9 cnn re
3.i0. I3acol boxed shoulders md iuys.
inn shorts i.37'a Dry salt meats. boxed
sh nlders 500; longs 3G2ig, ribs 3s7la;
shor 40. Receipts l'onr i0'p barrels.
V hent S.@0 bushels; corn H.0o0: oats no.
lOO0. shipments Flour i1I barrels wheat
.N.0 hnshnls. corn lsnnn0: nats 1000.
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MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.
Portof Galveston. July II.

So Concho. New York. sid July II.
So Darlington. Cardiff. sid June b.
SIS Rhaelia Hamburg sid June u.
SIS Traveller, Liverpool. sid June 20
ON SHIPBOARD NOT CLEARED.
Cotton on sirpboard not cleared at Gal
veson Today:
Per Mallory line ..........-........... ~.
Last year ......,..'....'''.'''''... sfo
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Total receipts of cotton az Galveston
tsday were bale BY the schooner Flower
E.p"rts--By ss Lrona to New. York,
1884. TO Galveston cotton mil. ~; total
1910.
RECEIPTS AND EXPORTS
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SUGAR

Now York. July i7--Sugar-Raw Queoy
and easy: refined quiet but steady.
New Orleans, July 17.-Sugar quiet; coas
trifugai white 46bl 1-lC. ycllows 9-i84lt-lA
seconds 2 7-i6a3 s-1C. MoIasses dull. Gen.
tr.iugai SAG,
Paris, July 1.-THE French governme4te
a about 10 issue decree increasing tia
10 iois francs and on foreign refined puiyAes
from S francs 10 loM frames. The eecfe4
is 10 take effect N August. on the 100.
into effect II
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COMMERCIAL BRIEFS.

New York. July l7--Cleartngs $i07,2O-
81 balances N.S75.13i
New yorli,. Jh,ly n. Printing cloths dull
but steady at 2'2c.
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MONEY and INVESTMENTS.
DoinQs OF a Day With Wall Street
Operators.
RuMORS OF ANOTHER BOND ISSuE.
Il wes Discredi,sd in We'll Informed
circles - Covering OF shorts u
Feature Of Speculation.

New York July 1.-THE volume OF bus
mess In stocks today was only about half
as large as on Thursday, and after sue.
cessivc alternate upward and rcactionary
movements the not changes were slight.
The dealings cent.ted iui the most part
In Sugar St. Paul. Tobacco and linring
ton and were almost entirely professional
in character. The influ- noes bearing cn
80. cuG,,.icai Included more reassuring adj
vices regarding MIR. Varderbilts hculth.
opeaacments OF $2.ovoo,u IN sold ior ship
n on, 10 France tomorrow and sharp hut
no, fully suta,ned rally IN the govern
n ,nt new fours coup n, and runners oi an
i'm ronoing now issue of governments. the
rud exports fen below The previous "-t-
mates. but the continued firmness of the
ryrhaprn market Is bel eyed 10 fore
shadow fairly large further shipments on
TUESDAY of next week, The bond lsSuc
Irumur was dscredited in well informed
circles and the rally In guVe rninrp' bonds
was credited to Investment rii, bases nj
the low level. Covering Of shorts Wis n
feature OF ihe speculation. but there were
also evidences OF support at intervals.
La don was a moderate puichasa r OF .ts
favoriics. but afterwards took .rroiits.
lTh, markets opened weak and hurlsn,
but subsequently, n rally occurred ON COW
lcrinv The highest prices OF t0tay aN,
on,goa net gains ov"r TmursdaN's tinal
figures of t.dl per cent. ON Inc lack vi
OF the bond issues me mar.
Ike, saggod in the ensuing dealings; ply
riossd iIrm and concr'pllN shade below
mo final prices OF the previous day.
Railroad bonds were quiet The sales
v.a,,. $50 00N
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yuTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago. July i7.--Buitfr quiet. creamery
,osflih. dairy SAP. Eggs steady; fresh
W." ou,s. July n-Butter--Creamery Is
M dairy ioaa2 Eggs arm; fresh I
W. xansas city. July 1-ButteS steady.
v.rrs dull and unrhanTsd ~
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We recommend the use OF Angostura
Bttters to our friends who suffer with
dyspepsia but only the genuine. manu-
fectured ny DR.. S!egert 3 Sons.
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STOCKS.
HIDES AND WOOL.
HOUSTON MARKET.

Uides-pgices Dad by recelvers-
pr, salt .,................... 6 % 5A
Wet sailed. selected. ...............4 % q.
lJpCr rklng T'...ss.........-...lb
Wool Quotations strictly nominal
Twelve months. mediun............ Tag
twelve months. fine ................. o..
Six months i02c less.
Tailow Prime ...-..... ............. 2stV....
Beeswax-Good run .................H Wx,
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FORT WORTH.

Market fair for choice cattle and we'll
supplied with calves and shtop.
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WILL FOLLOW BrrrER1NE.
TKAi,N NOTES..

b. market has been llu,ted with Texas
| during the last two days.
Ere are very few goli witermelons
,n" ma rket now. Prices range from
TO Sl5o per dozen
Pl,ckens were n good supply and nc
lemanl this morning. s;pr.nss brought
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.Arons-loa zoe per peck boxes.
rpl-ITs AND NUTS

APpI rs -T.xa-. 3n@35c per l-3 bushel
bo>,s; Missouri, Si25 por larrel.
BANANAS per bunch, $i.opn 10.
go In 20 NJ boXo.; plnms. s.l5 in y b
crates primes, sl.S' in 2. h crates:
peaches. 81 Ia, arricuts. Sl.'on..n, ~.
G;RAPr.s Texas. sl.ooul25 per i-bashet
crates, small baskets. S0lf nc.
LEMONS Mess.na and PAlcrmos
choice. 3n,s s35odi0o; 1908. 500. fancy.
siloDiej. california 500 per baN.
NUTS i3,a2i. lie per III: ilberts. sicily
gc; NapLxs l2.ac: walnIis. llul3c: peanuts
5i,qi6s- Almonds 'rnlrysona,, lie per Ii. BE
yer sack: Acknowledgements, lo'' pecans,
FILMS Texas, s53lsr per !. bushel
" -. 'ss*A, ' s;:r ." $3.50, s:
WATGErXHAN<(cmN.5 per dozen.
PA NTS MIN OILS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-18
! BUSINESS BAROMETER.
yodex TO the Condition OF Trade
Generally.
/ KING CALAMITY CAUSES DlSTRUS1
L.. ~ a Panic Show Poor Business
s.d.msnt.-Daggin Advanced
Again-Trsdc Notss.
Office of Tho Post.

office of The Post,
Houston, Friday. July ".
\ ,mportance ofthe curiN ncy question
business has undoubtedly been *
(r,ted IN the financial c'n'crs, and
I,aiement that capital Is unwifiiay to
l, a move In any direcAon until the
III states declares for Il gold stand
I,s hardy plausible. Yet this is the
~ many papers throughout the East,
such talk Will no doubt do moro 20
! the confidence of investors than
Else. on this subject the st. Louis
k,r and General Merchant. we'll says;
majority of people OF inc unitei
q declare for the ch!Nso platform
ayemher. we do not believe there VIII
namir in this country, which Is 30
predictod TO quickly follow by. the
a,s of nearly every class n me East
|hnk that the ariltnde Of these papers
Imrimls to the business of the cotln-
snrchisttc In It's tendency aud Prss-
with the most harmful results. FOR
NO r,bse our Voice in soleinn protest
\ese calamity checkers. II there is no
ncn, to be advanced, no Logo to offer
(he support Of a political issue. then
ferns 10 us to be insanity itself Tor
'ou'' hn'.,n NJ o'f fors ,o,h their mar.
nr ,,ieas in sconoiu'cs are no. CARRIED
effect, Sine the nomination OF iSrv-
nd the adoption of the u 10 | platform
.ngns has reached IN which docs nbt
NJ, Er ~, ~ ,his cb,r,cter We al;
n' , t,,' NJ. is n limo of noliticai w.
e. ,''"t H., ,'" 1n.s Nc no, hncop," tra,in
Rrs ~ lead in the clamor or predict
results il this or that particular
CANNED GOODS.
cal dealers are beginning 70 receive
lies OF new PACK canned soous' ~
Ign there Is a. Se. very h'''o "ei'''''
these arhcsfs' i''e ''Ne ~
trial advances or necithes SO iar th :
In though number OF minor
,,,, ,,or,b,. of motn In vegetables
'" - ,a,,e 49, ,,.o,,,od ~
dard string beans nave ueciiic' ~
a dozel. and they are now offered ut
xceeainrlv low price. Tomatocs are
ING with n very limited demand, both
and futures. and the tendency is
kble for new peas especially the low
ldes. Packers are S',-un'SS n,rs'W W. w ~
rm w IN VI, con. eonsncc. White ch rries
been in steady demand and thy are
i ,h vi ,s Jli rh, MS sea soii. The
Ind for thrcc-prilnd seconds peaches
continues, and II looks l'kr ,he ,'o.
orr. rradv for delivery next month.
im,,ro,.ed feeling in rinc,pples c.n-
D. ~ rasn rronud and thoy are worthy
k,mediate attention. Cove oysters are
'cer and higher.
BAGGING ADVANCES AGAIN.
nc ,a,,or, 4, ,.,,ripr h,ve Advanced
Mas "ea'o's III "'tt-i't' nav
uo'atiohs 'ic r'r Naru. inns ""Na''cc'
owing the higher quotations made last
Ith nuts the price Of bagging over one
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-18
New York. July T.-IIubhnrd Bros \

New York. July N.-Iiubbard Bros. n
Co say of cotton: Tn. principal demand
toiay has been from the Southwest. whci 4
II is claimed the recent rains have been
Insufficient to ben"tit tina crop In Texas.
7 he market AZ whole shows steaiiress
hut no active d"manl from any new
solMce. Traders ..re indlsposed 10 follow
The decline. believing the crop contingent
,icT do no, warrant any decline until later
liz. NJ