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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-03
- Or. 81. Yrap Prattif6er ar,t uno
Spealaliit fur 4u9en= Sbrens Raien.
unoSalstrantbeiten. 1857 Soma G3tra.
0einmt.

ufternebmenbe bertide auiieoler nit penioeu Rits
ieln, nm itd elmer SoIoute Su 8arnun, Dltun.. ou,ns
l9IteBeH. TaS Yano lit Elm t6Ui9Ii5es ;lr getrsis
bnns elmer Dtoltsrst uuo a~llerbanb sar1Ierei. Gen
erlten % 6anItiten, BITE itb melOer, mCrocn beipuSrrS
lotenoe aHSebote sema6t. lin gouotarteu unS weitsre
austinlt menoe man It'd an y OPEN GIQrfe
sane eommtiitoner, 9O3 gIobe Sutlctr9,
ct Baul, Wtiru.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-03
ST. Claras Akademie,
Sinsin1l0acd, Wa.

StnSann09r0, Nt5.
Gteielbe itebt inter &eitunS Der Commit
tNucr S9wetera. NuS9ebebute BE-
iigun9eu, iel6t iitr ibre geiuube uuo
pra9tpole Gage faum hires @lel6elt
baber. lluiere Standardization limb elez
CANT uub 9erGumi9 mo init ben mo-
6erniteu 8erbeiieruu9eu uerleben. Suns
gen Somen meroen bier ale mOgli9elt
Siilismittel au bic SuuO gegeber, INN
ii6 cine 9riiubli6e uno poaitGnbi9e
@r;iebuu9 arjleigncn.
I'm getra9 Der S3uI9elber unb uaBcrs
QuStunit weIoe maj lt6 an:
MOTHER SUPERIOR,
ST. CLARAs ACADEMY,
"SinSinnawa, Wis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-03

Nab s,ner ein9ebenoeren, allsemsi=
men Debate iiber ben Stanb, Sort
idritt unb iibsr bic Serpaltun9 oes
gsreins, perta9te ii6 bic geriammluns
nit 8ebet. inoem iie es benz GrecutiO=
Gomite iiberlieb, ben Srt 81 beitim.
men, mo bic nddite S~meijdbriSe Ser=
iammlung it%attfinoen IOQ.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-03

Ole iol9enben uelen 3nei9uereine purbeu
p0breno beS uerfloiieueu Sabres ge9riinbet a:
ytep ISaluptou, No. 116; ct. gIcaS, go.
1876; HreSco, 1877. - Ger Sling, wel6en s.
9. WtOrriIOu pou Sort Wtabiio on oils eireu
Ereis ouS9eIett bate lin beuieui9en 3pei9s
Seretll, mcI9er Die 9roBte 3abl ueuer Wits
9lteoer i'm Galie bcS SSobres 9epilueu
wiiroe, wuroe pom benz !3rpei9s @erein pon
Stacputlle 9%eiponneu, inbem berlelbe 104
lleue Ottt9lieoer 9ewOnueu bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-03
0eraoe tpic III Senti6lanO

lit uuIer tlarer Ro99eui6napS III
1915, $500, $2.25 uno S2,5 per
@aQone. llnier e6ter Sour Wtalb
foitet $1.75, $500, 1925 unb $3.50.
@uter 98eiBs ooer Rotbweiu Don
20 GsutS per @alone an. Smeet
Gotawba wub au9elica pon $l.OO
per @aaoue al. Seiner alter Bort,
Sberrp ooer WtIscatel Don $1.10
al. glaeS 3ublbar d @mpiau9
NIB @utbsimo. Preisltite, beuts
i6es 9isosrbud uub ieiuer @anbs
talenoer frei.
Stulz Bros,
Cos ". 8. Ctr. Sanlas Gttp, Uto.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-03
Stadt nud Amgegead.

Entered at the Postofice at Dubuque, Iowa
and admitted for transmission through
the mails at secOnd-class rates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-03
9rtnirftc @IrSer.

Sfferls, Sau., Suni 95.
sp,tr w,rp,uSpftem mar iebr qci6pGdt; tb lit ptsl an
bsftioem Ropimeb ur6 ctrem Drut i'm Ytogen, 10 oaB ia
mid Sftsr8 brebcn muBts uno mic obrna3ti9 th5lte.
Oteis &einbl' Uarcu icbr rteoerorndsno, ponn tounts tp
glrrre par.u ociu5uo5 uu6 in oos rcdis Tein oetam ia
beittqe Srdmpie 3wet Sabre mar i'd 10 9ep!o9t Hno ner3
iudte pcritieosue yGticl Ohue Griol9. vs. nno nHnS
glcuote fsitoem id , ElaIdcu TGitor Socut95 geroenS
Gtdrter rtabm, obcr aud ut6t eth Set5sH metres irhetrsH
2steeEs SGtgte fb mebr. w. Vu''sH'
SS rn pertbpoueS BUD itr yleroerIetoerbs
SkRTPf NIB cine GrhbesJIoihe 5~useionot. Urine
GS%%~ erboItcr aud bic DtebtJtu umionft.
0ieIe Dlehr3lr luuroe felt benz Sabre 1876 bon Dem
eOhgp. W0itor a6Hi9 III Sort 2Bopue, Suo., ~3HbereItes
unb lest untrr icIucr 4nDeIiuug Don Der
KOENlC REp, CO.. Chicago, 9ll.
40 s. Franklin Street.
9et Gfpothsfern ga babcn fae
G2.o0 Die TiaidlE, 6-SIaid5cn iitr SS.O0S
pro6e Sf.76, 6fir $500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-03
ID. :. NnlppeI,
SetretGr ultb S6aBmeiiter

9ieier geridt plroe bon einem Go=
mite sur lluteriudun9 Der Bidder bes
Setretdrs uno S6uBmeifters our6=
9eieben. peldes GOmite wie fOlgt
beridtete:
Sbr lluteriu6uu9s Gomite, wel6es err
nonnt wrrbe nm Die @ii9er bes General
SetretdrS Su mteriu6eu, erlaubt ii6 III
beri6teu, baB mir Die Bidder bes @euerols
SetretdrS uIteriu6t urb 9eiluoen babeu,
buB ale &ngubeu Don ben nOtbigen Sele0en
be9leitet iito NIB boB bic Bidder uno 0lle
Sdriiten i'll einem iol6 portreili6en uub
9ei6QitSmGBi8eu 3uitonbe iinO, baB cine
8ritioIiae iiberii6tli6e 9lrbeit fir uns iebr
let9t mar. Nlr babcn obi9eu 8eri6t in
leOer 6tnlt6t ri6tl9 9eiuroeu unb erlouben
ms, ben &eamteu uno Dtit9lieoen III benz
i6Onen &Isweis wGbrenb bes perfloiieuen
Sabrcs 81 gratultreu.
Serr 6. 8. &ur3, gorlibenoer oes
gteierOefOno @Omites, reidte parauf
Solqen0es elm:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-03
II Sabre Iane.

~ nJHVFt '"WUF I"
9Q6eu, Gan. T1ni 'GS.
Sst II Sobrtn bate ta GuidQe pom SdI'ubt, ous
Wct;te uuo WsSi,tutu urI4e ib gcbraudt,, hoIi,u ntdlt5,
bis i'd 4aitor Socrio'5 Wsrpers Stirter uobm; IS limb
nun itttoem 2 Sabre ~per9anssu uno I'D bate nur etnsH
IeiatGn NRiGu. Srau Eb. SafILer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-03

= 8. s. petsrion 3obnarst,
96l Wainitrabe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-03
Seri1t OCT 8eierpefona Commit.
ffuu.

an bic geGmter unb Wtit9lieber Der 81. s..
@. S9ut8eieui3ait Don Soma.
@ertbe @erreu, sd beebre mid hermit
Sbueu ben jGbrlideu Geri6t ais 8oriieenber
Der ReIerOetono: GOmmiiiGre siuSurei6en.
1896.
Sc umntbetrog erbols
tom MN = Jn Jtsr-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-03
SeriGt ocs i,ntcriu6unsseomi

9lu ben e%brerpertbeu QrGlibenten unb bic
Wtit9lieber Der u. 6. q. S6ub9eIeuz
i6aft pon Soma.
@ertbe Serren! Gas mlter,ei6uete Go
mite, meldes erilauut murbe, INT bic Bidder
bes 0errn 8. 8. 6urS, beS 0orlieenoeu bes
Helerpeioub : Gomites, III untsriu6el, err
laubt ii6 81 beridten, baB eS bic Bidder uro
Yapiere, wel6e sl Der 2ui9abe eiues 8ors
i~iBelben Der GommiiiGre bes ReierueionbS
bsuotbi9t lillb, lOr9iGlti9 mteriudt bat uuo
oab eS bieielbeu ri6tt9 9eiruoeu bat, wie lie
in pbi9em Seri6te beS Sorlisenoeu bar
9ele9t lilo.
Treb 9. Gbaron,
-. 8. q. WtIuer,
6. goufersweiler,
&ep. i. s. Erune, .
Sobn Sitppel,
so. s. 8uippel.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-28

spECIALTIEs WEIRD ALONE TRAD
ED IN.
Money Market stil Ringing ON the
Pacific PRyment-Risc In Call
Money Rates.

New York. December 27.-The only act
I'VE interest in today's stock market was
manifested by professional traders, and
they were almost entirely interested In the
recent speculative favorHcs of the mar
kets which are comprised in one group
known as the sperialties, and more partic-
ulary the stocks of local corporations and
the traction companies. The tone OF the
trading was unsettled at times ana de-
cidedly fevesish. The strength of the spe-
c.aities caused a strong opening ana up
held prices In the general market So far
as there was any movement.
Today was a holiday in London. There
was. however. trading on the continental
bourses. and dispatches from there die no,
indicate any acute apprehension over the
outlool, In Chlla. There were some rail-
way stocks which showed exceptional
movement.
Tie tn.rd weeks statements OF Soutn-
western railways at hand We're not very
FAY cradle. notably that for Kansas AMI
Texas. when Slowed u decrease OF 81, iS2
and for st. Louis southwestern. with q
falling off of over $4,000 as compared villa
last year.
The Situation In the money market
hireed on the Union Pacific payment and
the Pacific bond redemption, The SAP
tftasuryS debit balance at the clearing
house today was $i,33i 1888 in government
checks for redeenling the Pacific bonds
which have come through the bank. More
were coming today, AMI the government
is sending out checks from Washingto
Tor turtner payment. But moacy ir1sn
this source had not come into the n,arl.et
Win sufficient free dom to prevent 1t sell
ing today's Union Pacific payment TO the
government OF about $S,J0DoVo, even
though 100000 of tfAs is left by the gov
eminent ON deposit in New York.
There was considerable calling of loans
TO-DAY, and the rate paid TO replace them
ranged from 3ia to AZ per cent, with the
majority at 4 per cent. There was also
a rise in the rates OF sterLng exchange
today. which precludes the idea of any
immediate further gold shipments. la the
mai dealings there was some sharp re-
action in the srecialt!cs ana the coalers,
which wiped our all the previous gains
and in some cases left II ices materially
lower. Manhattan was a notable excsp-
tloh, closing near the top at a net gain OF
Us. Most gains and losses in the general
list were rather narrow.
The tone of the bond market was nrm,
ana IN some cases sEarp gains were
shown; total sales sl,c0o,9JD
Total sales of stocks today were 1ST,1i5
shares, including Bur,ington q l66. Mani
haitian 5!.275, Sugar 4i,0ll
Inc range OF prices ON the active stocks
today, together with the close Yesterday
aus reported for The Post by b. w. Hunter
4 Co., is as follows:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-28
corF'nn.

New York. December 27.-CofYec-- (lnene !,
steady at s poiiiis advance, RULED duil'
with frm. urldonone. Oh tight local COW
cring, following small accounts at Bra
sitlan points. and Increased Withdrawals
from Warehouses in the United States, IN
NcSiment buying checked by absence az
cables from Havrc ana immetse supplies.
viesed steady. net unchanged 10 10 points
SS,nvance; sales, 1000 bags; spot RID Quiet:
quiet; Coriova. Si.ui1.
Santos, December g7.-F.rm; good aver.
age Santos, 800 refs per 10 kiios. receints
900; stock, 90S,cO0
Hamburg. December G.--Opcned J., hics
er, closed hrm NJ n net advance OF las,
pte. Sales. 1000 7a"sA
navre, December -Hokiay.
Nn. Decembor T--Ffrm; No Z Rio. si75
refs per 10 klaos; exchange 7 5.sa5, 80
csspis, Friday. 6coa; SATURDAY, 10 Ooo.
cleared for the Unsted States oo'0oo. Ia.
Europe. 10000: stock, ig7.O0N
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-28
Mc,hodists 10 Me..

nashville, Tenn, December %. r Tho
salnt commission Of the federation OF the
methodist Episcopal church. South. pnd the
Me'noiss' Episcopal church will met in
washington. ID. q, January Z. 1898. The
Methodist Episcopal church, South. will be-
represented by the following commission
ers; Bishops CRANBERRY. Harrroye ana
duncan. Reys II. Z. Hcrr d. D., j. II.
bye OF Arkansas. ~s)r. George a. n. Mae
boaeii OF Georgia, Professor II. w. Jones
mississippi Judge Walter Clark Of
North Carolina. and Hon. Asa Hold Of
reSas' The meeting is mcst importa nj
enc TO the two great churches.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-28
Relief Steamer. yo,

New YORK. December 27.--The Amer,c, =
''eN'ner CITY of Victoria. which made tbe
"ip from San Francisco to Calcutta with
: ee'so OF 1000 for The starving Hindoos.
- now on her way across the Atlantic fro,,
spAia w'.h cargo of ore for Charleston
? y where she will arrive about New
rears, After discharging her cargo .,
oaisulta she made trip TO Madras VIII
, ,S ana returned to Calcutta. took on n
h ,aau q }ute for Valencia and Bilboa, spain
me suez canal. Discharging the iute
M I'LL m,,i sne sot cargo of iron ore for
,ne United states. This Is the first WOW.
steamer ~ al american
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Orange LocaI..

orange Texas. December 27.-After a
monday Tor Christmas, every mill I'M
orange resumed operations this morning
ana prospects are good for continuous
run Logs are coming in so fast that the
river crews have all they can do N hora,.
'n en-, al the mill hooms being filled
me tug Margaret, Captain George Wolf
,ora went to Port Arthur this lnornina
wuefe she has been engaged for n shnr,
w mine us tender TO the big dredre Florida
"I,ea Is cutting the Port Arthur channsl'
~, ~ Iramway Call president OF the Cow
siaSn ram company. has returned from
wsss Is Were he spent several days last
n,acnines, dry kilns and an electric uebf
p na ior his big mill at Cali while awav
a anu the new machinery Will be Installed Al
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OLDEST srArEsnAs NJ
EngInnd's Grand Old (
brnte His ssh 4! 3

EnuIuu.I,s Grand Old ~
hr.te uis ssh nivIhl
1,ondon nsc,n,ber u. a
! IA, ,,.s,y
Ola Man, the ereAlsss
will reach the SSth mlle1e
eventful life's journey Wen!
MIR. Gladstone's hrhda
brated by the ringing q
the neighborhood Of he ~
hundreds Of visitors vtRe
their congratulations.
the world he will recelve
telegrams and will dcull !! !:
oipient OF floral toksn9 q
monials of esteem and
no man now living has bet3
ten about as William EN1 K
one can tell how larse =
history fifty years henne
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-28
ANOTHER DALLAS SHOOTING.
Man and His Wife Went Out After
Man and Got Him.

Man and Got Him.
Dallas, Texas, December 27.--"Red"
smith was shot and mortally wounded at
the 1.-TWO Bills" reservation saloon this
afternoon by Will Brantley and wife. The
shooting was the outcome of difficulty
the trio had had earlier in the day. Smith
and Brantley had quarrel few hours
before this about a woman both had known
several years. Each made threats against
the life of the other. Brantley went to his
saloon. armed himself and his wife and
started for Smiths saloon. The pair found
smith behind the bar and commenced
shooting the moment they entered the
door. Smith turned to run and was hit in
tne back by bullet from n 45-caliber re-
volver. He fell and soon became uncou-
sclous and is thought to be rnortally
wounded.
Mrs. Brantley claims to have fred the
shot that wounded Smith. Bath Drantiey
and his wife were jailed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-28
DRIED rRuITs AND NUTS

Ai'PLES--f,ancy evaporlted. 80 ID boxes
Sc; IN 1 ID cartons SIC. choice evano,
raied; IN bulk, 20 ID, 7Ac; fancy sliced, In
APRlCoTs-sc per Id loose: iOc in lb
cartons. "
CITRoN--ln 10-lb boxes. Ice.
CURRANTS-In bbls. &C.. ,, Ia boxa..
els 9ilcd; bunk, SCI in III cartons. alsc.
TEACHES -Evaporatcd, unpeeied. 81
SIZE 'HH
RAIsINS-CalifornIa \ crown l. r.
boxes yleoal.e5: 4 box L, l.. raisins. ma
eDc' : crown l.. NJ. raisins, 20 ID boxes. AZ 81
oci eiowI l.; NJ, 80 10 boxes, &C.
TX \ ES--C California. 5O-GCts re: 6O-Ios
6Ac; 7O.scs. 6iic; gC-i00s, M,5hc
NUTS Brazil. 100 per ID; tilberts sicisv
lic' Naples, l2iHc; walnuts. i2qi4,: peanuts,
flanSc. almonds. 9 3fornia, 12altc per nj
nuts, iOc h.
cocoANuTs- $3.50 per 100: 5000 per 1000
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H0usI
Gas Light
j.. J. McKEEvER,
General Msnafas.

To Our Patrons:
Houston, Texas. Dt
that the long eysn3n Il
YOU will need an iijrf5
tuicial light. we Wo,il
II YOU will notify u NJ
or otherwise, Of any
your gas lighting thar
tory, out Of order. ~
even In the slightest p1i(I
ceipt of such rioticS III
give the matter our
ton. * si''|
IL any of yonr flxhdi
or are loose. let US knon. 4
them in good order.
If your burners are ~
and put in new ones. 4
If your burners are Il 4
give out forked and irstk
you can easily clean theS
edge of a card through III
us and We will send VI
made for the purpose.
If your burners "hlcx
certain times. consult mi
remedy. n
}. j. McKeever. General
ton Gas Light Counp0nE,
Avenue. Phone 70.
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VESSELS IN PORT.

81 Aldwpvth. W. w. Wilson
IS Anthony Radcliffe. WIN. Parr g ~
IS Plue Star. Saver & sons. 20,
IS Crawford, ]. Mo.ler a ca
- Daybrsak, Fowler 4 Mcvit.
81 Dulwich. Fowler 4 Mcvitis
IS Eidsvo.d. Fowler & Mcvit,.
- Enel Tower. J. Moller q O.
- Eresihfield, Fowler e Newt.
g Eolsjo Fowler & Neville
IS Heronspool. Fowler q Wcv,,,.
- Horatao. VIM. Parr & ca
- Lampasas. Sawyer & CO
- Laishberg, Nm. Parr Il Co
Is North Sands. r. Ridley.
Ss PENSACOLA. Fowler Il Mcy,,,a
vttie. s''". '"wief q Nc
Ss Northampton. Fow,er q ,,.,,,.
e Ssliram ,. Moller q 90. ny i'ie'
- Skcrsynure, orthwesn 4. ~
IS Sybil, Fowler & Mcvi,ie
- Iropsc, J Mol,er q ca
S IS Awnderspoo'. Fowler q Mcyit,s
'"'veeton Gaa
Ssh Star Of the Sea. McRae Col =.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-28
New Ynrl. Money.

New York, December Z7.-Clearings. st7l.-
oH,U7; balances, s9,5S6,653; money on call
urn at 30i per cert; last loan g. and
closed at 3nSta; prime mercantile paper.
3i2@i9, per cent. Sterling exchange firmcr.
with actual business IN bankers hills at
4,SfAmiSila for demand and at 4slisGi4 SIS,
lot sixty days; posted rates. iS2isG 4 81
alld 4s5isa4,S6; commercial bills, Ash. Sill
Yer certliicates, 57dfiS. Bar silver. 81: Mex
lean dollars 55 5-S. Government honds
strong.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-28
TWO CHRISTMAS ACcIpENTs.
An Eye Put Out and Hand BadI-
Torn

Torn.
Lake Charles, La, December 27.-Two
serious accidents occurred here from the
use OF fireworks A boy named Welsh was
shot in the eye with ball from Roman
candle and his sight may be permanently
lost Godfrey Solomon, young boy in
Loosport. suburb, had his hand badly
nurt by the discharge of cannon cracker
In his hand.
The Pec-Gee southbound passenger train
came in this afternoon ten hours late II
Is rumored that there was n wreck some
where up the line, but the report is NOT
confirmed by the agent here. He says he
does not know the cause OF the delay. Par
tles who have been over the road lately
say mat In Vernon parish 1t is almost i'm
passap'e on account OF the continuous
two weeks ~ 'As P"Ss
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-28

Newton, Texas Deoember q ~,
,,ma nus s oeen falling here almost all the
y nus ior nine days and roads are getting
H. -spps The creeks have been III aud
logs IN. m.a asse been busy busting out their
have shoa'. Bros. and collirs 4 ;rav
wh,cb o ss 200 900 feet In big Cow crsns
river M sn.y got well down towards 'S III,
Hughes have ! d Sa od Ellinsston ard Tom
eeney which they sot se.t u.vvVVs iest y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-28
81. Louis Grain aud Proyis,ou..

81. Louis December q = Flour oulct and
unchanged Wheat lower; No red. ctsn
elevator 97'S, track Hn9sis; December NJ;
Jannary 80 hsd; May 96A July Sis, No.
nani, cash Ss's Corn lower: No. ,, casn
july 2SSses2S%. Oats higher: No Q casn.
elevator 2a%, track %: December and Jan
nary 2. NAV. s4AmsiA; No, . white 81
I've steady, 10, Flax seed higher. Lie.
Prime timothy seed 2.sSa. Corn meal ! AZ
Bran d.fset and steady: sacked east traek
80, Hay easy; prairie 7.s,GT 80: tlnioisv
!'VOQis.oo. Whisky liz. Cotton ties u,td
hsIglis. unchanged. Pork steady: stand
ara mess lobhing SIN. Lard steady; ntiuie
steam 4.4o; choice l,a7is Bacon : Ro;ec
lots extra short clear 4,Sii<si5. 90: ribs
6.le'saS: %; shorts 5.s5is5. S7is. Dry saat
msats-B Boxed shoulders, ribs and sh ,rs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-28
EXPoRTs--roRrIcN

a, OF Copeahagen--Per steamsh'p Saltr,,n
Ito, see.ss OF Gotten seed oil cake weirh
sng sibs,l5$ pounds and valued M s,e ga "a.
CIV paies OF cotton weighing III. $40 pounds
49, tpr Hamburg-Per steamship c,rar,,
i" 5eo ~, pushes of wheat IN bulk, welvh,ns
Sao9.ovo pounds and valued al sgi "a, '' az
81 sac ns OF oosten seed oil cakes. weighingr
i.ss.W" pounds and valued AT sIe-s' ;sse
nAes OF cotton, weighing 6gs. too no,,, 80
and valued at ss4.955. 'VOo pounds
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New York. December T.-wheat--Re-
nv, I 81 rn'so,s $3.50; spot easy; nro no.
bean war runnors. but turned weak on
COED local unloading and after dull, I'M
satisfactory session closed ism3sc net low
err: No. red. May 95is. Hides quiet; Ga'-
weston Is: Texas dry r. Leather auie..
henllock sole ISuenos Ayres 2pisM2lls. Wool
steady; fleece TmS0: Texas 13iii7. Pig iron
dull. Copper tine and spelter quiet. Lead
firm. Cotton seed oil ou.et: prime crude
iSeilsi2; prime y,dlcw 2iiSdg22.
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Frozen In a po.,.

New York, December GA rowboa,
containing four frozen ana unconscious
people Washed uroa Rockaway beach today
ne mems feet were frozen fast to the
'o.'om OF the boat They were carried to
hote'' put 10 bed and rcs,oratives aa-
nsAnistered. After four hours, care ,bav
l n'c,a enough to eSplsin that they had
LOST the oars and had hcen 4, ,bs s" r,. s~u
oi me Wind and waves all nirht i, n
" seable they viii all recover. Their nar.rs
u Joseph Day. n. B. Black. sam Room
'eofse Motssef. OF New York City.
Senorets cure chronic constlpat,cp Ia
hey ana nver complaint. Price. Is cent? :
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SUGAR..

New York, December I-Sugar-- Raw
strong; fair reilning, sSs: centrifugal n;
test, 4nsc; refined strong: mold <. 5u.
standard \ end commissioners 4. 5Ss cut
UNI anu crushed, Sos; powdered AMI
cubes, 8 15-i6; granulatei. 81.
New Orleans. December n - S,lgar-~Dnen
kettle quiet s%u3as; ceat<.agai strong.
granulated, 4sGii 1916: whites, iarl& vel
Steady. open kettle. leds0; ceii;rifugais, IA
Syrup t56fs1 ' ~
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sHEI.,IFFs' nEr

wharton. Texas, ps 49,
or stolen out Of the te q
the night Of Decen,ber
no brand: about { H. III, u
mare colt: about 2 years - ~
ish brand on left hip; ~
shod in front; Is fa.; wS21
drive; foretop clippea ~
for recovery OF horses y,
r. A. Rich. sheriff Wne
ton. Texas. ! &
Strayed or stolen, Z
Oillaspie street. Fifth
pony, about 3 years e,Sx
hish. branded lHs
shoulder and DIG lc I; ~
aim star in middle 3!
seen had q red st5,ses5
white foot. Reward
BY w. NJ. Bans
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GRAIN AND Hay

,arioad lots, job cars. from mills: deal
ers charge from store a6,I0r more ,e,, lo0
ms on bran, 2ftar per hushe! OFT oaTs and
corn, asld lVdfl6c per 100 lbs on NAY.
Bh.lN.,ian; corn bran, Zoe per 100 lbs.
Cno - - ,NitN--ISaSoc per 100 lbs.
Ct'RN-No 2 sacked, i0lfilc. OFT corn.
36'At. ''' so'"'
29c ha's'iS'
WHEAT SHORTS 81. 90 ner 100 ,hs
WHEAT SCREENING 7c, nor busbol
HaAaf--Alfalfa, 81, 50dti2 90 per ton; mlllet,
slE'oo; timothy. slS,75ll1i.00! South Texas
pralrie hay, S6.0oa7oo; North Texas. 5000
.NVlyIuNSDED PRODUCTS-Aleal NM
cake, N9'ooald'oo per ton; hulls. ST. 5oIi5 ,oC
SphGlitM SEED S5ffaoc per bushcl.
RYE slEpDs5c per bushci.
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Kansas city. December 27.--wheat about
unchanged; No | hard e6: No. 2. ssit. No.
j. Ni'a: No. 4. Slai: No. I soft a2; No. ).
s2ia. Corn In good demand, higher; No =
mixed y2lr. Oats. fair demand, &c lower {.
No white q. Rye FIRM No. 9, "a. Hay
In good demand, prices steady choice
pialric i.5Vn5.so; choice timothy s.5AMs.I5.
Receipts. two days-Wheat 1 ,iis, 900. corn
5000. oats 5000. Shipments two days
Wheat $4,000. corn 5000. oats 1000.
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Dry Gnod. MnrLct.

New York December 27,--Actual trading
To-Day III all lines OF dry goods was small.
Freparallons Tor sock taking ami prosecu.
cntion OF business after the frst OF the
year eigrossed the attention Of sellers,
BUYERS ere few. and their deals do not
amount to large aggregate. some sca,.
terlAS reductions have been made, par,icu-
lafii' on wide sheetings. The low prices on
o'eaehed goods and on some brown goods
nave resulted IN heavy trsdss.y alino,,.-,
tiis mas been ccnskierabiy intorfersd win
by holidays and ether conditicgis, n, !, ~ ~
nori goods !ho marke, Is stu auio,. coarse
.,s sy.sc,s are iirm and selling quite
noticeable. " '"e s't"ation
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nurrER AND EGGS.

Karsls CITY, Decembsr a. Buttcr quiet,
creamery 10, dairy l5 E,ggs--Receipts
HEAVIER; about lie lower: fresh stock rs
storage iieiiT.
~, Louis. December s7.---Buttsr Dair,
91.rs creamery 17Gs2. Eggs Is.
Chicago. December I--Butter firm,
crca merry l5Gpel; dairy lss,lS. Cheese quiet
SmSis. Eggs fiwn; fresh y.
New York, peccmbesy -Eggs very
urn; receipts 2sS5 packages. state ana
PENNSYLVANIA slGai: Western 2oQss4is.