davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-13
pg- Mnaemeines gluffehen erreat,

p@- aagemeines Auffeben erreste Bel
benz llm3uge am .Seutf9en Sage" bic
pra9tbole Biifte Seetbobens auf benz
S9auzW aeet bes BeetbobensM dnner'
doris. Wer bat bic gema9ts fragte
mon augemein uub mar outs b6hfe
erfaunt, 5u bbren. bob oieielbe bon eis
mem biefiget 2infler, benz 8ilbbauer,
@rabeur unb Nebaineur 6err RarI
Gtubenrau@ (gto. 317 OF.Sous
fons6 traBe) angefertigt uorben mar.
6err Stubenrau@ fertigt ale in fem
Sad fGIagenben Nrbeiten - &eliefs,
Mtin;en, Mebailen, StempeI, S9a=
blonen, 8ereinss unb 2ogen . abaeis
den &C. = in Der beften unb aufriebens
feuenbfen Weife. Griber muBte man
bic Nuftrdge fir berartige Sa9en nod
ct. 2ouis ober Netp Oort f9ifen, iebt
fam man fe aber bier an Ort unb
6telIe ausfabreu laHen.
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Militariidbe sehr.Mnftalte,t.

Mie ber Sabres,8 eri9t bes General.
Nbiutanten Der Nrmee on ben 2rieQs,
Mini5ter mitt5eilt, baben mdbrenb 6es
Iebten Sabres In ber Nderbaus uub
@eiuerbef9ule bon Seras % 3bglinge
unterpeilung i'm Mrtilerie ; 9ienf urb
178 i'm Snfanterie.D ient erbalten. 9as
SniereHe, tpel9e bic 36glinge on ber
militdrii@en Musbilbung betpeifen, iaet
Der @eri9t, lei Elm duBerf reyes unb
Iobensmertbes getueien, tudbren6 bon
6eiten Der Gatultdt bieiem 2ebrgegens
fanbe nur Elm mdBiges Snterefe 3uges
iuenbet tporben fei.
gs f@eine, aIs Oh bic 0ortbeile,
ueIGe bas @eieb BET NnfaIt babur9
btete, baB es bic Nnfelung bon Off.
aieren Der armee aIs profeHoren Der
MiIitdr : MiHenf@aft befimme, nod
niGt in bollen MaBe getptrbist tpiirbsn.
Das 9eiuItat tuerbe erf bann elm bol.
ttdnbig befriebigenbes tper6en, tpeun
1eoe &ebraufaIt, 3u tpelmer elm Mrmee.
Oft5ter obfommanbirt tueroe, bic MILF
tdrtIde unterreifung unb Nusbilbung
tir tsoeu 36glins mdnnli1en &C.
i9le9ts, tpel4er bas Is. 2ebensiahr
tlbert9ritten babe unb f6rperIi9 toua.
lid iei. gum seiebli@ fefseiebten 9sbr,
~gegenHarlb made, bon pel&em ct Hh
ni9t tuiltirli6 ausI@lieBen f6uue.
Jn ben geiammten 2ebran{faIten Der
Der. Gtaater, bel pelGen Otisiere oIs
yebrer fuugiren, fn6 i'm lebien Sabre
1859 36elin9e miIitdrii@ a~usgebilbet
tuorben, babot 811 i'm Nrtilerie. unb
50l4 i'm Jnfanieries9 ienf. Sm lebten
ludrtaI baben 6,005 36gIinge arl rnis
litdrif9en nnterri@te tbeiIsenommen.
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Ser "Farmers Advocate'', 30

Ser "Farmers Advocate, bas
offi3iele Orsan ber triumpbirenben
GarmersM Qian3 bes Staates &anfas,
ertldrt, bob bic rneue partei" f9on ieBt
baraa seben perbe, fi9 fur BITE Cams
pagne BON 1892 5u riffen. @s betort,
boB man Dor allen Singen bas alte let.
tipneue 8orurtbeiI fallen IaRen muRe,
aIs Oh 3pii6en benz Norben unb 5iben
Elm SntereRes3 mieipant berrf6e. Die
fes 0orurtbeil au beieitigen, fei cine Der
beiligften Nufglbem uno pfi@ten Der
Garner. Mlian3. Ni6t Norb uno Gib
itinben fi@ feinbli@ geseniiber, fonbern
bas arbeitenbe, probu3irenbe Bolt unb
bas in Sruits uno blutiaugerii9e @ors
porationer combinirte @roBs Gapital.
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0as ct. 2epmarb : Sptel

TT INNER nod ON alien Orte, am
Main pla3a, Sun Nntonio, often. Sns
nerbalb ber leBten Feben Sabre baben
feline gigenttiimers ober Bernaltunss.
Medfel ffattgefunben.
9ie Staten oes 9otels fnb bieielben
tpie friber; $3.50 fur 0oppel. unb So
fir einselne 3immer, mil &eouttion
bel Der Wo9e. Sic 9euii@ea nit IT,
rem GamiIien tperben I'M st. 2eonarb"
ein reinli9es, bibi9es 9otel fin5en mil
uniibertrefFi9em Slid.
Yb. g. 2ounbsberp
13,11,1ip @isentbamer.
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8ads anrins fiir Die @eibnadtsSeit.

Sd erlaubs mir an3nseisen, baB i6 %sefonnen
bin, einen Sad &urins fiir bic @eibs
bonn 20. gtpbernber BIS 20. De-
sember gu e%rDfnen. Sn bemislben ipcrben fol.
gence 8ddereten praftif9 eelebrt: Niirnbers
ger unb Tborner 2ebz pber8feferfliden unb8fefs
f%erniifie, Siibeder unb ~&5ntssberser Marsipan
in Sorten unb Sriiften, iebe 9(rt @afronen,
ipipie biberie fleine &agen unb ieoe 9lrt Sorte.
9lu9 iperoen 8efteaungen in pbig genannten
Saden gu ieber d3eit ansenprtmten nnb gu be-
beuteab biliseren 9reiien ipie anbersipo pers
abfolst.
Anmelbungen tperben in Np. oil 8pfpies
Strabe ieben Sag bon 10 bis IL llbr @Ornit>
tags entge9en9enDmnen.
Mrs. g. 8ramm.
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= General Bsnnet, Der @bef bes
MrtiGeriezW elens Der gunbes' Nrmee,
bat benz 2riessminiter feinen Sabress
beridt eingerei@t. Dies Departement
bat i'm ~DerfoRenen Sabre bic Summe
bon 1920, 900 berausgabt, bat aber
mod 81, 1896, 900 i'm 8unbessS 9aBe our
8erfaguns. Sn Be3us auf bic NIT
benz rrau@loien" pulDer angeftelten
Derlu9e ertldrt General 8ennet, baB
biefelben 10 beri@iebenartige unb uns
3uperldKige &efaltate er9eben bitten,
6aB man es boraieben mife, porldufs
feinen Me@iel DOr3unebmen. 9u9 nit
benz tleinfalibrigen Maga3ingetDebr bot
man eingebenbe @eriu9e angefelt, BITE
iebo@ Bis ieBt nod ni@t gum 4bi@lnB
aelanat fn0.
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OeHentlidje alnseise.
Mapors Office, ]
Gta6t San Mntonio, Seras. }
10 Mnhpmher. 1890. J


SIS miro hermit our 2enntniB &c.
braGt, baB bic bon BEN I9tbaren s.
8. Wuraba9, Gountp.@ i@ter BON BE.
rar gountp ernannte 2ommiiion our
Mbl@dbung bes Wertbes bes sur @rtuei.
teruna Der DILL gtrabe n0tbigen gisen.
tbums, iotpie aur Gefiebung Der gemiIs
fen Mnpobnern baraus ertoa9ieaben
8ortbeile, ibren Beri6t eingerei9t bat.
lleber beiagten 8eri6t tuiro in Der Sls
sung bes Gtabtratbes bonn l.. DECEMBER
1890 berbanbelt tperben, gu tpel9er 3eit
ole Parteien, tpel@e f9 our@ bic 0ors
nabn1en unb 6anblungen Der 2ommifs
hon beeintrd9tigt fiblen, ibre @intuens
bunsen norbringen t6nnen.
Gbas. @uerguin
Stelbertr. Mapor.
6. 9. @Iaubon, StabisGlert.
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eterbem nimt irn Sauie.

ROUGH ON RATS bertilst @atten, W1ufe
unb Sdpaben. Salbe 10 Gents.
ROUGH ON WORMS. Cine fibere Murit,
Niebitin. % Gents.
ROUGH ON CoRNs. 6lifF9 Is Gents.
slough on GUuabS.
Geseu Snfem, GrfGItuns, eeiierfeit, fdlim.
men gals. 25 Gents.
ROUGH ON TooTEACHE. Stiat jeben
8%abnfdmsra. 10 Gents.
2eaurelle Oil.
8erbinDert bic 8ilbun9 bon @unaeIn unb
Galten in Der Saut. 8erbitet bas @eltperben
uno MItern BET gefidts3ise. grbdit Sugenb unb
Grifde In tpunberbarer Mei1e. $l.00 arobe Gla.
iden, bel allen Apotbefern.
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@eser einen S9nitt, gef9dbieuns,
Giebs ober 8ranbmunben giebt es niGts
Beferes, ais m berIain's
pain So | m. Die Wunoe beili
f@neler, aIs bur9 irgenb elm atberes
prdparat, unb, tuenil biefeIbe niGt gar
su f@Iimm III, obne Narben su binter,
IaHen. gu baben bel O.. @Dbn & Co.,
s. 2alieper 6 Son unb allen beoeutens
ben Mpofbefern.
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@mte Werbauuna.

Cas lit etrae, mas Sober baben utus, wenu er ieines
9ebeus frrh fetu riu. Gaufenbe fu&en es tdsli@ unb
herben, neil ie es niat finben. Ianienbe ppn Dollars
wer6en IN Der 9pffnunS seppfert, bieies uebeI su beieis
iisen nnb bod siebt es elm MRitteI baaeaen. Rtr eas
~rdnttreu, tab electric Bitter8, mad 9orI@rift nnb bins
reiAenb lanse setrau@t, etue cute 0erbaunng ftafeu
Stir e~mpfebIeu GIeetrie Hitters fur Dpspepfa unb aue
9ranfbetten Der 2eber, teS Masens nnb Der Nieren.
@irb 81 SO Gts. unb 81 bic GlafGe tn Der Hpptbefe BON
Dreih 2hompfpn q So. ~sertauft.
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va Serb. Gbelins bat einen 8ars
room erfter @Iafe e%r6ffnet Meffs@on,=
merce=5 Str. 239 (friiber Nettes Mpo,
tbefe.) Stets frif9es Bier an 3apfe,
feine Mbisfeb's unb CUTE gigarren.
Gin gemiitbli@es 2oeal, bas Sober Be.
fu9en inlltel
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60 General @rants 9trSt, Der beriibntte
Or. Shrabp, STEM Oprf, iast: SD babe senrg
bappn% neridrteben, baB man barin 19ipimmet
f5nnte. "-9amtt meint er @aufelba Bethesda
@a1ier. @eltpn & 6 D, @rpcers, 9puitpns
u1b NabarrpsS tra5e a~leinise Mgenten. Ser
faufeit BET Der Slaide unb &tfte. Sragt Gt.ren
9lpot9efer banad.
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= prOfeRor Rod iuirb in Berlin Elm
beionberes 6ospital griinben, in pels
dem er 9ungenf@minbfaGiise mad ieis
tler tlellen Metbobe 5u beilen beabf9s
tigt. 9as @sb1ube mirb in Der Als
bre1tsS traBe erri9tet peroen uno out
100 Betten bere@met fein.
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90 Capt. Nc9pnalb, @alpetpn, BETTE
tigt: ,Nadbem i@ Bethesda 8a1er fir 1ieben
&pden sebrau6t batte, BIN ib bon elmer faft
8ipeiidbrigen drpnii6en 9iarrbpe gebeilt."
@elton & 60, @rocers, Souitonitrabe, bers
faufen baS @a1er.
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&edbnnm8e SlbidbluR oeS y9cntfdben
IMaeS''.

Na9 uns borgelegtem 2afen : Nbs
I@luB bes Central Gomites aur Geier
bes vOeuiiGen Cages" betrugen
bic ginnobmen ....-....-$4,612. 1895
Wusgaben ........... 4.360.13
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EHF Srant so. 8ennis, Supt. Ser @rarb
8epibs S4col Surn. So, iast: ,0ieles 8es
tbesba 8aier bat mein 2eben serettet. 8eI>
ton & So, @rpcers, 9puitonitraBe, berfaus
fen baiielbe BET Der Slalde pber &ifte.
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= Mesen Sapeten, biligfen unb
fem ten, gebt our Mc&ae Paint Co.,
215 ct. MarpsfraBe.
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say Mdntel uno Sadets aIer Irt
gum balben preiie BEL g. 9eutf@
e So.
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HY Wir berfaufen Samen.M dnteI
biliger, benn Gabritanteu. g. 9eut d
&c..
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E- Or. S. Grob iast: SD battle bas
8aufeiba Bethesda @afer fir bas bette int
pprtirte @afer fir inns Siioldnber." gu bas
BEN Bel @~eItpn & 60, @rpcers.
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a. Piqusfeine Mdntel uub sSadets
nit 8liii6 befebt gum balben preife BET
g. 9eutf@ & 60.
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= Sur fertise 6arben, Del &c. tpen=
bet Sud an bic McGae Saint Co., 215
st. Mareshrabe.
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SHr Gebt bic 8iaisteit unierer 9as
men : Mdntel. 9alber Breis. g.
Geutf9 & So.
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~ MaberiGs 8ant bealbIt 4
pro3ent 3infen fir 3eitsD epoften.
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Yreiis @rsiis
Xnpp

Yuppem
NIT YOr5elen > Gbpfen, 9 3on, SO
- IL n 10
fein anse;ogene........ 4 5r
uuaerbre6li6, ange3ogen 10 ~ 10
y IA 20
feine &ib nit 9aar unb 3dbne seigenb,
II 3ou groB.-.......-..25 @ts.
Saffeu, fein becorirt, per Baar 10 Sc.
" eGlIu u ~ 10 "
YmppemsS tiible. ..........-.25 Sc.
@agen ......5 unb 10 y
GrpreRsss aseu, b013erne Nren 60
eiierne Is ~
S@aufelpferhe .............75 @s.
@elocepebes, BON Stabl, iebr eles
CANT, $3.50.
elephant g@amfeln, fur tleine
Rinber, $1.00.
Nle 9pielia6en au erftauuli@ biais
gen preiien.
Ban 80 +.
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Weeeu GGiIber ieber alrt eebt
mad No. % SpIebabitraBe.
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Der aBertb ces berabmten SaIDaticn Seles 1T burA
ietne 5ablretden Suren btulduslth ~tepielen. IS 1T Elm
munnerbares Witttel fur ale duberlihen Shmer1en, ipez
ran Die Wienihbett leibet nnb tpifet bod nur 20 @enis.
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DemnaG betrdst Der BeHanb .$252.82
pel9er auf ber Waperid.8 anb 5eponirt
1T. NuBerbem inb Snbentarien gun,
SursWertbe BON 1862 uorbanben.
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g e q u

piro Elm Rllabe I'm Nlter bon 15-16
Sabrea. Der beuti@ leien faun. Nata
sufragen in Der Office Der
s6reien prefie FIR Seras."
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wRan perf4ere iein eeben fir % Gents eeaen ale Sc.
Iabren Der S&niabiuht, inhem man tmmer,pdhreni
Buu's 9uiten Sgrup I'M Sauie baits.
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Gtabltrt 1866.
Goggan 4 Bros.
Can MMtontO, Seras.

gr fnS fs Samut sdan auhieensufeuen ub Dnfaufm nr TOde snHrmnt, ba
s6em 9emn. a
&ir bauf19isn ibF iees Department unres @efddts ub 6ibmeu bemtAbn unre
9anae 8t.
Gr abrbotbehn sdsmanO! @r fasen snau, nel9en sBeab tMs snHrument bat
Mr baen bic SnFrumente faf aer brbrraaenbn GabTkn probnt unb nr bic Naen.
tuen Derknian bebaHen, pd6e mir fit bic been bhen.
Mr baen in unfd9n @dbat mbr &aptI angdqt asa Me GeuEtaMn GAMBLER in fras
aufamnensnonnmen umb ba pr fit baar taun, 10 rbausn mir bic nhbrehn @rde
Nr taen bu1 &eeuuGt masge Yrfe quite gSadre unb euerahtat nnGen 4unben qeaen.
IMr elm rfoarahes mub Fables @a6dt aukebaut uni bebn anTe @ruNpsn bdbebalen.
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SIN Gaue bon &rantbeit ober
nusIiid sewdbren mir ifets
ldnsere 8eit. Shit SbpDtbefen.
Noten fann bies nidt sef9eben.
@ir brau6en unfere Rote,a
unO Siderbeiten nidt an Sam
tiers ober @eibberleiber ~
transferiren, I'M nil BEN gelb
infer @ef9dft weitcr3ufiibren.
Mir branden ni1t tobe
9reiie gu berebnei fir Sn.
frumente, tpelde mir auf Set
bertanfen, I'm Die 3inlen an
8orfdlfe berausauf@lasen.
~.
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Wir bertaufen @iano8 unb
Srgeln 10 nieorig sesen baar
oher auf 10 leidte 3ablureen
bin ME irsenb elm Saus I'M
Norben ODER SiScn.
Wir tpoaen feline Noten ODER
Si1erbeit, tpenn mir @iano8
ober Srseln Serfaufen. 8ir
reierbiren nns bas Anre9t auf
bas S%nftrument.
Noten f0nnen lei9t britten
~erionen iibertragen perben,
pel@e bic @inl0fu berielbea
ertpinsen.
Ni.o RI ~. L:Lk:x 4:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-17

STATE GRAIN 1NsPEcT1oN-wHEAT.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-17
NHINNEAPOLE s MARKETS
Chamber of Commerce.


The demand for spot wheat was moderate
and it was hard to sell owing to the unsettled
state of general markets. About the time the
cars OF fresh arrivals came in, the futures
broke &c a bu and until there was rally it
was out of the question to sell spot wheat A
later rally brought in buyers that needed
wheat for present use who bought sparingly.
Receipts were large and the SLOW buying
made 1t late before much had been sold 1t
was Saturday, which also added further to
the general dullness and much was unsold
up to the close of the session. Country re-
ceipts were smaller. Receipts-Wheat $50
220 cars
Following are to-day's closing wheat quo
tations: No. hard, November, &C; De-
cember, 9Oc; on track, 9Oc: No. northern,
November, S6Ac; December. S6Slc; May,
9512c; on track SIC; No. northern. No.
yember, soc; December Sue; ON track, SOC
WHEAT FUTURES.
The markets were unsettled ana lower Sat
urday much of the irregularity being occa-
stoned by reported heavy failures in London
and New York. The first sales were not far
away from prices of fridays closing
and since there had been large decline,
the buying was with confidence, especially
as our prices were down to an export basis.
There came the news of failures. and break
of Sc a bu. Of course there was much ex-
element, as every one wanted to sell at the
rallied nearly &c. and remained unsettled
through the day. Flour shipments were 49,,
2S5 bbls.
FLOUR AND COARSE GRAINS.
Flour-The added daily output of the mills
grinding Saturday will probably aggregate
$4,000 brls. Shipments, 80, 7S5 brls. Quoted
at S5@5.4O for first patents; $4.75@4.90
for, second patents; $3.90@4.3O for fancy
and export bakers; S2@2.25 for low
grades i'll bags, including red dog
There was more general feeling of encourage
ment in the flour trade than in a long time.
The leading cause is that prices at home and
abroad are nearer on q level, SO that wheat
may be exported without loss, counting pat
ents in. That condition is not common.
1t is usual for milIers to be able TO ship for
export one or another kind, but now English
men are buying all kinds and buying on
basis that is quite satisfactory here. In the
last few days quite large part of all the pat
ents made have been sold to be exported, and
the bulk of bakers beside.
Bran and Shorts-Shipments, ,021 tons.
Quoted at S14@l4.50 for bran, $14.75@l5
for shorts and 5.75@l6.5O for middlings.
Corn-Receipts, 2,44O blu: shipments,
none. Quoted at 54@56c On track.
Oats-Receipts, % 100 blu; shipments.
1900 bn. Quoted at 39@42c by sample.
Rye-Receipt 600 bu; shipments GEO bu
track
Barley - Receipts 4.2Oo bu; shipments
5000 bu. Quoted at $4,000, for good to
fine samples of No. 9.
Flax-Receipls 400 bu; shipments none.
Flax sales are based on sc Off from the
Chicago quotations.
Feed-Millers held at $22@22. so, with
cornmeal at S22@22.25.
Hay-Receipts, so tons; choice wild quoted
at $500, and good timO, ny at 50. 2oQ 500;
fair wild brought 81. 25@S.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-17
Union StocIkyarts.

Receipts at South ST. PAUL. 200 hogs
100 cattle, 10 calves and 100 sheep.
Hogs-Barely steady, feeling The bear move
ment that has excited Eastern markets on all
kinds of property. and yet not giving way to
it as much as might have been expected
The failure of the Boston corporation known
as the Kansas City Packing company, yester-
day, was looked upon without much regret
by The st. Paul interests, for the people
who have been operating at Kansas
city under that title have been sharp and I'M
successful competitors against our home
butchers and have lost great deal of money,
especially in trying to monopoiize the beef
business. Hogs sold here yesterday at s.. -
for l71-pound feeders, to S365 for fairly
good heavy, go lbs average. Some fair 800
pound hogs went at $36212. Quotations:
Light, S3.25@3 81; mixed, S3.45@13. 70:
heavy. So "a 1@3.70.
Cattle-Dull. A Saturday market and few
butchers around. The receipts were mod
crate, however, and carload lots sold at So. ID
for steers and S1.75 for COWS. This was
pretty good i'll view of the demoralizad CON
dition of the cattle trade at Chicago. Sales:
81 stockers, Isl lbs, at Sl.9O; IS COWS. ,O26
lbs, Sl.15; butcher steers, 1.OS0 lbs, $40,
and l, l55 lbs at $3.50; calves, 3S5 lbs, 81 !;
4S0 lbs, So. %; veals, l35 lbs, at S3.5D;
butcher steers, l,0zO lbs, $3.50. Quotations:
Fair to good native steers, S2.5U@3. % !:
good cows, $l.5GG02. %; common cows and
Gamers, 5Gc0S! so; feeders, $@@2.6O.
Sheep-Steady; 10 head of S0-lb lambs
and muttons brought $4.25, Quotation IN
changed.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-17
WHAT TAKES THEM OFF?
The Alarming Increase Of Pneu-
lnOnia and What H Means
1.-THE Stitch i'm Fime.s.

Scarcely day passes that one does not
hear of men and women whom we picture as
the perfection of health and strength, being
stricken down by the terrible disease, pneu-
monia.
Perhaps the greatest cause of pneumonia
in this country is the extreme difference in
temperature between the interiors of Offices
and homes aud the outside air. So long as
people consider it necessary for their COM
fort to maintain Il hot-honse temperature i'll
doors. when the mercury is very low outside
so long Will pneumonia find victims.
The greatest care and prompt measures
should be taken upon the first approach of
the sliShteet symptoms of pneumonia. If
you have tickling in the throat, a tightness
in the chest. pam in the head, chilly feel
ing, or pains throughout the body, act
promptly, act wisely-bring about an imme-
diate reaction. This can sometimes be ac-
compliShed by quick and violent exercise,
but that is eXhausting and wastes the
strength, which should be husbanded.
far better plan is To take pure and strong
stimulant, which will tend 10 equalize the
circulation, check congestion and restore to
health. There are many forms of stimula-
ton, but only one that can be recommended
that is Duify's Pure Malt Whiskey. This is
the only medicinal whlskey upon the market,
and its purity and power are proven by Its
popularity. 1t has saved the lives of more
men and women who were candidates for
pneumonia than any discovery of modern
science.and it stands, as it deserves to stand,
at the head OF medicinal stimulants of the
present dav.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-17

Both fancy dairy and creamery are scarce,
and the market for such makes is active and
strong, and receipts are sold as received.
Mediums are going out about as fast as re-
ceived and packing stock is very scarce and
firm. Receipts OF fresh eggs are small Prices
are very firm. Sales were generally being
made at 22c yesterday morning for strictly
fresh eggs. There is large supply of stor
age eggs on the market that are
taken by good many buyers in prefer
ence to fresh stock at 10000. Potato
market strong, but offerings are small.
Choice Burbanks are quick sale at top
quotations in car lots. The supply of Early
Rose and Hebron is fair and the demand is
good. Sweet potatoes rule steady. Good
hogs quoted at IS. 6O04 Weather SOFT aud
nearby farmers bringing in good many
There is brisk inquiry for. all kinds of game
Teal ducks and mailards were in light supply
Prairie chickens are scarce and quick SALE
Pheasants are also in good demand. Geese
and brant in small supply and sell WE'LL
More venison coming in and selling WE'LL
The market is weak on dressed poultry, with
large supply and fair demand. The supply
Of live turkeys and chickens is large and
market fiat A large amount of mixed
chickens sold as low as &c yesterday. ol
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-17
WRECK OF THE SERPENT.
Survivors of the Horror Max,
Statements to the Admiralty.


Statements to the Admiralty.
LONDON, Nov. 15.-The British gun
boat LapWing has taken on board the
survivors of the Serpent disaster,
and will convey them to Corunna,
where they will be transferred to the
troop ship Tyne, bound for England.
Many of the bodies that have come
ashore from the wreck are unrecogniZ-
able, having been frightfuly mutilated
by being dashed by the waves upon the
rocks that line the shore. The admiralty
has received the statement made by the
survivors of the wreck. From this it
appears that the Serpent struck the
rocks ar 10 O'Clock at night. She was
then steaming slowly west by south
west, and was proceeding at
the rate of nine knots an hour.
The weather was thick and wet and the
wind was blowing hard. There was
very heavy swell, and the vessel, after
striking, thumped heiplessly upon the
rocks for about half an hour. when she
slipped off into deep water and sank to
the bottom. The officers remained on the
bridge to the last. The crew,
by order of the captain, took
to the rigging. Just before
she sank, tremendous sea
struck the vessel and threw her on her
beam ends. The survivors were mem.
bers of lifebOat'S crew, and wore life
belts. They were washed overheard
and, after a desperate struggle, sue
ceeded in reaching the land. They
staggered and craWled two and a half
miles to Camarinas. The men are able
to state nothing further accurately.