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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-10-06
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Stddten.

Stddten.
gtaditebenO einiae 9ln9aben. beiref'
feub Die Sunabme bes @derbaues in Den
Ser Staaten.
8uu 1874 big 1879 nabm Die 9lder'
3ubt ldbrlib um mebr ais 1O4 WllliO'
uen glder 81, i'm @an5eu nm 52.00O,000
Nder. Sn ben lebten bier Snbren BON
1889 bis 1893 betrus Die labrllde 3us
nabme jebOd NIT 100000. 9araus
sebt flar senus beroor. oaB iie oas nod
nidt betellte ftu6tbare 9ano in ieinem
llmIans i'll ben lesten Sabren beoeuteno
uermlunert bat, uno baB MIR an Der
llera ansefOmnlru iinO, luelde cine fiinlt.
ll6e 8efru6tuns oes meiiteu nod ilbrts
gen 2anbes erforDert.
Sn Den noroatlantiiben Staaten bat
Die 3anabme ber beltellien slder felt
1865 faum um 4 WilIioneu betrasen
Ion 2Oa Wilionen auf "a 2l5 Millio'
nen. Su ben Staaten on oen Seen Dos
staen batte man eine 5urabme pom 26'
$40 uuf All M:llIOnen Nder. Die
Sunabme in osn Siio Staaten iuar
nod sr0Ber. slber ON Bacifie uuo am
MliOur, fane Die sr0Bte 3unabme itult
Sn 1865 CAB es in gang gaiifornier
uub ben Yaclfic Serritprien nur loo,
1000 beiteate Idsr, ibre Subl ilt ies
anf 100000 seitiesen. @rOBurtis
laber 1T Die 5unabme in ben Staaiel
an Wiiiouri, BON 3ll0 auf 671 Ma
tiouen Ider. Sn ben 8 @cbirss
Ssnatsn 1T bauptiddiid ourd tiinitlif)
:, ycluaferuns eie 3ahl Der ader po
200, 900 i'll 1865 auf 2 il5 Wl(liOp!
, aebradt tuoroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-10-06

Gin fur6tbarer Orfan iu6te Die
@olffiiite am leBten Snnntas beim uno
ridteie in ben Stanten 2ouii iiana. 9lla.
bama uno 5turioa Die idredli6iten
8erbeerunseu an. Ser Sturm blies
bas 8aiier ous Dem @Olf in Die &iiiten
itdbtP, idmemmte Sduier uno Meniden
meg nno ri6tete unermeBli6en S6aoen
an. Mebr als 1900 8erionen iollen srs
trunfen lein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-10-06

Sn st. 2ouis bat iib eli Sereir
,,eattdui6ter 2iebbaber" sebiloet. Die
Ter 8erein tann nidt BON lansem 8e.
itano ieiu, benn Die Opfer enttdui6ter
2iebe uinen iid nit Der 2eit an Elm ane
beres Opfer an5uidlieBen. 9asesen
bate Elm ,,8erein enttdui6ter @bemdns
uer" idpn Before glusiibten auf oiele
@itglieber, Die linn lebenslans an9eb6'
rem milrben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-10-06

Gs iit fuabrideinlid, baB i'm gon.
9reiie bemnd9lt 8iQs fir bic 3ulahuns
Der Eerrituren lltab. Nri5oua. Stem
Werico uno Oklahoma einserei9t wers
ben, unb ioll quite Susiidt auf Nnnabme
Der SOrlasen porbanoen isin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-10-06

@s iuurbe idon friiber beri1tete oGB
oeutlde &iiben5uder,S Snterehenten, To-
lDobl 2beUtetlter ipie Braftlfer, Die
amerltnnil6e &uben5uder, Snbuitrte
Itnoiren. Die 5erren = Yrof. Or.
5erbfslo uno Dr. Srenbel aug Berlin,
Geo Sdoeller aus Breslan unh S. Se-
der aus Masoeburs-b befanoen Iib Dor
aurSsm au6 i'll @blno, galifornieu, no
bcfanntiid Die 9rDbte &ibeusude, fabrlf
In ben Ser. Staaten iib befinoet. 9tab
benz oortisen Slatie .@bampiOn"d "duBerz
te Sr. 6ersfelo iid luie fol9t: ,8ir
baben i'll 9eutidlanb 400 StiibenSuders
fabtlteH, Die idbrli6 1850, 100000
8fuuo 5uder pruouciren. Sierpon
iuerSeu idbrlid 5lueiorlttel nad eng
lanb uno slmerifa erportirt. g8enn iEr
2lno a6er Die Bounty" 5 bis 10 SAT-
re peiter 6cSublen lollte, oann psrbsn
S'e eine sroBartise ssnbuitrie babeu
uno mir tperben unlereu Warft fir gu.
der ioluobl in @nslanb iuie in Nmerifa
oerlieren. Sn allen 2dnbern, in oenen
Der 5uderriibenbuu ermutbist ,uaro,
iuurben Die 5armer reid. giibenbau
oerlan9t ourdsebenoe uno sriinolide
8epiribi6aftuus unb 1ieferte sr0Bere
8rcfite. als irseub elm anberes Broouct.
8ir iuareu itets Der 9(nii6t. oaB ameris
fnnli6er 8oben uno bas alima iid nidt
fiir Die 3uderritbe eispeten. g4ir slaub=
ten midi. baB er 10 ipeit iiiolih Suder
iiefern piiroe. mir Iebeu nber, bnb Sie
herrlife Gtiiben baben. Sbre Setber
leben 10 gut aus, ruie iraeno ipelbe, Die
mir II Oeuiidlanb baben, uub Sir per=
Den in weni9en Sabren uiele Suderfa'
brifen babsn, uenn Sbre 2eute Den
0ertb bes Brobucts feuueu selernt." "
8as Iasen Die 2eute baSu, Die eiue
5uderprdmie I'M feiusn 8reis mebr be-
lpi(lisen lpOlen? Sn wenisen Sabren
bat iid unter bem Sdub repusllfani.
lther 9olitif cine sroBartise Snouitrie
eutuideli uno Die iua einfnh ruinirl
iueioen, ipeil es 10 in ben oenotratiiber
&ram pabt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-10-06
Dermii htes.

Sm 4e,ratasbure
.,9as Mdoe)en, bas i'd Sbuen ea.
pieble. 1T jung, idbn. brau, bduslid
pOralsli6e abAin, bobsebilbet. -. !"
,,8ur Sahe; sur Sadem
,,8in opb oubei!"
rOurdaus nidt = sic iinb immer
Inur bel Der 8eriou!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-10-06

iie ais, Do er oiel 81 itOlS auf ieinen
3nno iit. DER einem Yaniber 10 5nieben
tonnie.
2leber ote Derpahrloiuns Ger ame=
rifanii den Jueeno
ipie Den umitano. naB Die aroBe Mebr-
5ahl Der 5ur 8enntnif Der Beb6lbsn
fomnenben 8erbreGen BON iunaen
Suridsn periibt miro, ole faum irrden
binter Den Sbren iinb. iit ldon uiel
9eldrieben II bisputirt iporben, aber
cine re6te llriabe Ger merfipiiroiaen
@rlbelnnng bat nan bod ntht ,idtia
felt9eitelli.
Die @lnen iagen, cs iei bet llmliaub,
haB man ben jungen Sen9elm geita;tet,
lid] NbeHos allein auf her StruBe BET.
unSutreiber; glHbele tebeup,en (oie
9fmperenSIer naiiiriid). oab &duthen
uno Srirfen Die Sungcn us, oerbe. rno
ioieper Nnoe,e meine ). III luilrocn pom
G,wadlenen oerfiibrt. Seine, oieier
@riinre iit san5 ftidbaltis, iptnn aud
nI6t stleusnet iuerhen fann, onB bGs
abtnolihe Huntreiber, oas Sflnien
uno bic 9srfiibruns nit III Dem 8er=
berh Der amerifaniidsu llu9eno beis
trosen. 8ir piilen Su umerem Gsios
lpelen, lple lbiimm es UNI eimen 9loben
5be,i ,ulerer Suseno belber @eible6ter
ltebt. Die balbpiidliaen Sunsen iiebt
man alaDeuolt9 auf oen 5l,aBcn iid
bfrumtreiben, uie Sao,uoies iidj !ro.
gen, 3aoafjauhe lpudeu unb Grwatbiene
Inldltlren.
liuD Die WdO9sn? Sle 9eben nit
3rlnnaiisen Sunsen atlein aui ,.&atien=
bGiie", MAIDEN elHlame uuo oft mitier,
nddtiide SpaSer9anse II 3 noH ein-
Iamere Booifabrten in mdnulidsr
5ssieituns, fnr5. aud tie betra9en lib
III un5lemltAer uno fir ibre 5utunft
&eile @iele oieier Sorte
pom leidtlebisen Wtdo6en sebeu mora
it'd Su @runpe. 9lnoele treien lpobl
IN Die fsbe. aber nibt sum Slid beS
Sltteu, benz Elm 9eim uno elne Sdus'
Ii9teit 5u ibaffen iie n,dt im Staure
iiHp.
Ser Saupt9rune Der Suditoii9feit
zines SDeiles unierer Suseno liest in
Der @r5iebun9, oOer pielmebr IN eem
Otdn9ei elner iolben, benn III uitlln
5nmltlsn 1T uon SinoererSlebuns ilberz
baupt uibt Die &eoe. Die @lteru. oft
beioe pom frlb big ipat in Nrbelt, baben
felue 3et, iiA piel I'm ibre SproBiinse
5u iiimmetn, Oft cub feine 2ult, 9laus
beuo, lbte uOle 4fi6t astban Su baben,
mtHu lie Die &,nper ,labren uno fleloen.
Z, b;rie iuahltn oaber lullo auf; DER
t6ie @luiluB Der 8 :abe miro uibt
outh CUTE III Der 5amllle uuf9ebobeu,
uno Die Sulse 1T her 8eroerb otr
Su9eno, Oeiien &eiultat iuir idslid UOr
nus lcbcn. gSenn DIE Glieru, leibit
peun iie ia9siibcr feine Seit baben, ii6
pic! I'm iGre 3,noer filnmcrn, bleleibeu
oo9 uenlaitens Oes Nbenbs Su Suuie
gditen nuO li1 um ibreu unsan9 films
meru mDbten, &c ipiirbe es behsr I'M
uuicre Sr9eno. beiler Gm Die 3utunft
oes 2auOes Iteten, Ill oem Die Sabl Ter
lu9cnoldeu Serbrtder lmme, 9rDbel
wiro.-SuiucD @ernauie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-10-06

Die rei6liden Nieoerldla9smensen.
pei6e icit lsbs 9SoAen in faf aaen
3bellen Otutlhlanos nie0erSe9dnaen
llup, babeu auf bas @eiummtersebnlb
oer 5utterernts bebson uno beiierno eiu.
9eiu,rft. Oer@rlras bes 5Weiien @ras'
lbaliies 1T. loiuelt lib aus pcn beSi9s
tthtn Welounsen erleben ldbt, namen'-
lId III HOrr= uno Observation-Disclosures
Oui dwes bti,ieOiseno, lellerweiir iosas
atdH5tne ausSufauen, 10 oab pon einet
5uirrnOtb i'll @rnit felne &eoe ielu
fam. Du miro 0euii idlauo aliO and
nidu pel omelifau,ldes 9eu scbrauheu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-10-06
l6ermamn, No., 0rcitaa BEN 6. Oftobcr, 1925.

r
Bohe NIT benz Glnfansen Der 1biere
su tbun, bis lie oieielbeu iblieBlid lpie.
Der alle beiiamrnen batteu. Gin ihipar~
ser ssantber, Der ebenfalls entfommen
Dar. mad,ie cine b6le Grfabruna nit
benz 8uuenbeiBer eines bel Dunlop
mobaenbes 5armers. Ser 0nno rih-
iete DEN Yantber idleuBlih 5u unb bdtte
lbn um9ebrabt, menn Die gircusleute
ons .,reiBenbe gbier" niht aere:tet bdt.
ten. 9fadher boten iie Dem Beiiber bes
9nnoes $25 oafiir, aber oieier idlua
iie ans, Do er oiel 5u itOIs auf ieinen
3nno 1T. DER eineln Yaniber 10 5nieten
tonnie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-10-06

gtiuaS fir So9er. Oa nun in
Di,lOurl audi Ole Suos aui Sirlde Sur-
ys uuo ,,Gualls'' iuieber erlaubt lit
,lno unlere 9tlnrooe irilb. frei uub fr6b
tl1 9Dder III Die gtatur idls6eu, 10 mbd>
len lulr ibnen bebufs 8e,biliun9 boz
un9iildsidaen Die lplSenoen beberjis,ns
nerlbtu Saso. &e9eln ii,'s @epa9inib
Surndsufsn: sssla
:. 2uoc gut 9tla Sbiebssiuebr -
9eb 9l@ ieIbIt niht a13uidlper.
M9tad9esieit uno uOrseiradt -
Sut Ytuudem lbOn riel 2eib setrad,t
,GdicBe. wie 0H, ,penu Ou ishls..
Y ilnla'n unit, neeIdifsi" 6u bab:n
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-10-06
Narhr11f
1Fs1rhe11l
Gin gro6ea 2aaer BON

Sein6i, gSeibbIei, Sinf=2eao mmo 8irmttlem.
Cine iOn ansmabl smahene 5arten
SottS refine angcmad1te SSarben fee Getroa& far
9uben owobl as Snnen Floor Paint und Colts One.
Coat Buggy Farben.
sSarbeMptmieI Mno XEet6Ier giiriten arpse auswa
SSettiter0IaS, "Wa Finish &c. ano iebr
fig nerfauft
Naibinen-Oel Die bsitu mo biaisaen.
1ET4 STORE.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-10-06
@Sdentliher Warftberi9t.
Gctreioe, Mebl uip.
eeben Sreitas corri9irt BON Der
HERMANN STAR MILLS.
prnoufte
5 Snrrlnirt Do
VIM. EBERLIN. @ruter.

9ie anae9e6enen Breiie lperoen BON ben
66rh(ern meiiteus I'M Saui6e be5ablf
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-10-06
HERMANN, MU'

Rorumente, Grabiteine aus Warmor ooer
Branit iowe iiberbaupt aue III eles Sa9
tMidlagenoe Se9entdnoe meroen IN ihHl.
snedter g8ete aiisgeii6rt unO 3rpar. gu ben
Hiebri9iter I5retlen.
I'm geuetgten 3ulpru6 btttet,
4prill 90. geor9e Tang.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-11-03
AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices I'm Produce at the Sea-
boards Commercial Metropoifs

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-Flour-Receipts.
2,10O brls; exports. 14.7OO brls; sales, 1000
packages. The market was very dull on
spring, but firmly held. Winter grades
quiet. Corn meal was steady Rye NOM
NAL. Barley and barley malt dull
Wheat-Receipts, 2742OO blu; exports, 3d.
100 bu sales, 2,155000 blu futures and 10000
bu spot. The spot market was dull but
steady; No. red, in store and elevator,
6SSc; afloat, 6Shc; f. o. b., 6S%c; No. red,
65a4c; ungraded red, 6766ec; No. 1 Northern.
12sc; No. 1 hard, '72Ac. Options opened
CSC higher on local buying, rose nc more
on reports from damage from dry weather,
broke &c on local selling, but closed at
Ac to CSC net advance. Sales included No.
red, January, 7O$sQ707sc, closed at 7O34c;
February. 17sa72ssc, closed at 72Ac; March
closed at 7S1sc; May, 753sQ76lsc, closed at
757sc; December, 6S2sQ69 GIG. closed at 69hc
Corn-Receipts, 7S,40O bu; exports, Jos, 600
bu; sales, $4,000 bu futures, $4,000 bu spots
Spots were moderately active and firm;
No 2, 46AQ47c; 4712(D4724c delivered. OPP
tionS opened Ac higher on local covering
and small car-lot arrivals at Chicago. lost
steady. May, 49Q492sc closed at 1850; No
vember, 462sQ46a4c, closed at 1870; Deem
ber rs sSsed at 1d5 t a5 b exnorts 900
bu; sales 100000 bu futures, 11i000 bu spot.
Spots were steady and fairly active No. 2
3It4@35c; No 2, delivered, 3524q36c; No. 3,
34c; No. 2 white, S6u36Ac; No. 3 white,
3424c; track mixed Western, 35G36c. OPP
tions very dull but steady; May, $3.50; No
vember, 345sG344c, closed at 3434c; De-
cember, 351s035Ac, closed at 35Ac.
The hay market was dull. Hops quiet,
with hides and leather steady.
Beef was steady; beef hams steady at
$3.50 Cut meats dull. Lard dull; options.
sales none; November closed at 9.90c, NOM
nal; January $500. nominal Pork was quiet
and steady; sales, 100 brls; new mess $3.50
Q2O; extra prime, sl450; family, $20G20.5O.
Butter quiet; Western dairy, $4,000: West
@2Oc; Elgins, 2912c; imitation creamery 1917
24c; State dairy. 19Q27c; State creamery, %
@2Sc.
Cheese quiet; State large, 9@11ssc; small
1012q12Ac; part skins, 4Q9l2c; full SKINS
2Q3c.
Eggs firm; Pennsylvania State, 24a25c; ice
house, 19d2lc; Western fresh, 2fa24lbc Re-
ceipts. 1925 packages.
Tallow firmer. Cotton seed oil steady
CO1ee-OptionS opened steady from
points higher to 10 points lower; ruled dull
and heavy on local covering, and closed
Sales. 1850 bags, including: November
II C5G17.25c; December, 16.65Il 6.S0c; January
16.35ll16.45c; March. 16 loo; May, l5.756l5 SOC
Spot coffee easier; Rio No. I, 1870. Mild
market steady; Cordova, 20a20lsc; sales
none. Harnburg-Coffee steady and ITIs
changed to 14f lower. Rio-Coffee. no adj
vices Liverpool-Coffee-St 6902 bags
London-Coffee Sd higher TO Cd lower: stock
163, 2S5 bags. Sugar-Raw easier; fair refn-
ing, 21sc; centrifugals SO test, SIC; sales
6700 bags of centrifugals SO test at 3l[c:
bags molasses sugar, 50 test, at 25sc; all ex
ship. Refined steady.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-11-03

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-The Evening Journal
reports: Cattie-Receipts, 1900; shipments
5000. The market was active and higher
Prime native steers, s5.5OQ5.9O; mediums
S5.lOG5.40; others, $t75Q+95; Texans, 50 55G
81 cows, $1.750310
Hogs-Receipts, 10 900; shipments 5000 The
with part of t1e advance lost Rough and
common, $5.S1G590; mixed and packers
SG10Q6.20; prime heavy and butchers
weights. S63Oa6.45; prime light. s63OQ6.s5.
The market was active and trihe higher
Top sheep. Ag;4.75; top lambs SL50d493
BUFFALO, Nov. 2.-Cattle-The market
was shade lower; good cows and hefers.
275Q3.25; fair to good Western steers, $50
3.15; native steers, $3.60U3.90.
Hogs-The market was higher; Workers
good 10 best S6.35G6.45; common held-over
lots. $3.50: good mediums and heavy, Sc $50
60; mixed packers, S6.S0G6.55; pigs, $3.50
6.45.
Sheep and Lambs-The market was dull
and i4c lower; few sales OF lambs; good to
extra, A25a450; common TO fair, $35e14.10;
sheep demoralized; culls to good, $l.5OQ3.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 2-Cattle-Receipts.
others slow. Texas steers. S220Q3.25; ship
ping steers, $4.10d5.15; Texas and native
cows, IlO13.10; butcher stock, S3.t0Q4.15;
stockerS and feeders $2.l0I360
Hogs-Receipts. 1900; shipments, 1000. The
market opened 5d15c higher and closed
weak. Bulk. $5.90a6: heavy packing and
mixed, S5.75Q6.O5; light Workers and pigs.
$.60N595.
Sheep-Receipts. 200; shipments, 800. The
market was slow
EAST LIBERTY. Nov. 2-Cattie-Ra-
ceipts. ESQ; shipments 420. The market was
steady and unchanged. No cattle shipped
10 New York to-day.
Hogs-Receipts $780, shipments. 1900. The
market was fairly active. Good light York
TO prime light. s6.3Oa6.iO; good mixed
and tops, s625q6SO; common TO fair York
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-11-03
CEREALS ARE HIGHER
Wheat Threatened to Go to Pieces
for a Short Period.
Heavy Buying by Shorts and Good Ex-
port Demand Brought About Gain
of 1-8c at the Close.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2-Shorts to-day helped
the market to pick up when it was appar-
emily going to pieces, and on good reports
wheat closed &c higher than on Tuesday
Corn improved on light receipts and closed
Ac higher than Tuesday. Provisions were
extremely dull, but prices were higher.
Wheat started about the same as Tues
days closing to sc lower. then rallied 10
9sc. The advance was followed by a de-
cline Of 1c, again became strong and prices
were advanced 1c, eased off, and the clos
ing was about Ac from top figures. The
strong opening was attributed partially to
the final ending of the silver fight and to
rather liberal buying on the part of the
spectators. Some of the buying was pre-
sumably on long account, but the short in
terest covered freely. The advance brought
out rather free selling later, and with
lower cables. heavy receipts in the North
west and comparatively small clearances.
prices were forced back to the lowest
point Of the day. This decline was followed
later in the day by another sharp advance,
attributed TO good export buying at the
seaboard, twenty-one loads being reported
mored to go to Lisbon. At the same time
receipts there will surely fall off after the
present week.
In corn there was just fair business,
and that principally local. The feeling was
stronger early, the action of wheat and the
rather small receipts the past two days
helping the price. Opening trades were Il
Q2Sc advance. and, after selling down a
fraction, sold up A@2sc more. At the up
turn, the offerings were considerably in
creased being led by one of the larger
shipping concerns, and prices broke So 12c,
rallied AQasc, ruled steady and closed so
&c from the top.
Oats experienced fair trade early, but
later, quietness prevailed. The feeling was
stronger and prices advanced A43sc from
Tuesdays close, and finished with a gain
of 4c.
On the opening strength of wheat provi-
sions started firm, but with little trading,
Later when wheat had it's midday slump,
there was an easier feeling, but business
remained dull, whether the tone was firm
or weak. Compared with last night. pork
closed 22lhc higher; lard, .05c and ribs, .1Oc.
The offerings OF vessel room were ample
and the demand, slow. with sc reduction in
rates at 11sc for wheat and 15sc for corn
to Buffalo. Estimates for tomorrow are:
Wheat 200 cars; corn. 400 cars; oats, 200
cars; hogs, $4,000 head The leading futures
ranged as follows:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-11-03
LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Trade Improving with the Coming In
of November. aud PRICES Stendy.

The present week there has been a per-
ceptible increase in business, yet there is
much room for Improvement. Heavy gro
ceries are moving out well. dry-goods mer-
chants are more busy. as are boot and
shoe men, and on Commission row there is
more activity. Prices are more firm al
though no tendency to an advance is no.
ticeable. Irish and sweet potatoes are not
coming in as freely, consequently really
choice stock is bringing better prices than
q week ago. Good apples cannot be bought
under 81 per barrel. Poultry is lower and
eggs are firm. Butter is lower, the mild
weather and good pasture having increased
the receipts. In other lines there is nothing
new to note.
In the rut OF some weeks past. The last
day two wheat has been in better re-
quest on the part of local millers. and corn
is in fair demand, prices, from day to day,
varying but little. Track bids yesterday
ruled as follows
Wheat-No. red. 57s4c; No. red, soc.
COrn-NO. L white. S712c; No. white,
371=c; No. white, sc; No. white, 3OG35c:
No. white, mixed, &c; No white mixed,
low. Sole; No. yellow, 36c; No. yellow
GOOSE; No. mixed, 36i2c; No. mixed, CSC;
No. mixed, 30G32c; ear corn, CSC.
Oats-No. . white. 31llc; No. 3 white, 2S15c;
a SS, mixed Sc NO. 'niAe'' z'e rejected
No. 2. $3.50; No. l prairie, 500; mixed, s.;
clover. So
Rye-No 2. 45c for car lots; 4Oc for wagon
rye.
Bran. SIC.
Poultry and other Produce.
prices Paid by Dealers.)
Poultry-Hens &c per 10; young chickens
&c per 10; turkeys. toms, &c per ID: hens
&C per 10; fancy large young turkeys 70:
small and poor DC; ducks, &c per Id; geese.
81 20 per doz. for choice.
EggS-Shippers paying 19c.
Butter-Choice, 15@l6c; mixed, iOdl2c.
HOney-New, 15l1Sc.
Feathers-Prime geese. 4Oc per 10; mixed
duck, zoe per 10.
Eeeswax-2Qc for yellow; 15c for dark.
Wool-Unwashed medium wool Ice; IN
washed coarse or braid 1Sq14c; unwashed
fine merinO. 10a13c; tub-washed, 1Sd23c:
bury and cotted WOOL &c to &c less than
above prices.
HIDES, TALLOW. ETC.
Hides-No. 1 green hides. 212c; No. G. S.
hides. Sic; No. = CT. s. hides, 2l2c No. l
calf hides. sc; No. calf hides, 312c.
Tallow-No. l tallow, 42ac; No. = tallow. &c.
Grease-White, 4l3c; yellow, Size; brown.
Sc.
Bones-Dry s12dfs per ton.
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TO RESIDENTS OF ILLINOIS.
Nine Transfers Yesterday, with n To-
tai Consideration of ST. 500.

Instruments filed fo.r record in the re-
corders office of Marion county, Indiana.
for the twenty-four hours ending at p. m,
Nov. 2, $685. as furnished by Elliott & But
Ter, abstracters of titles. Hartford Block.
No. 81 East Market street:
Amanda Wright to Jacob w.
Lohnes, part of northeast quar-
of range 100000
Emma S. Miner to Samuel n.
Gold, lot and part of lot 3, in
ler's addition. Observation-Disclosures. 100000
Martin Allison to Samuel j. Tom
linSon and wife. part of lot 81, in
RitterS addition TO Irvington.... 100000
Joseph Milligan to Mary S. Nc
Gaughey, lot 60 in Walkers
Sunnyside subdivision of Bar
tholomews first addition to Irv-
Elmer E. Williams to Sue f. Jeff
rieS, lot 1913, in Kuhn & john
dition ms. .........,..........t......... 10000
ell, same lot. ........................ 10000
Sue E. JeffrieS to Emma 4. Pow
ell, lots a. %. % and "a, in block
81, in North Indianapolis. 1,2OO.OO
Joseph Hamilton to Edward Ru-
dolph, lot q. in Johnsons East
Washing on-Street addition. 1,70O.OO
Thomas A. Goodwin to Naoma d.
Ward, lot A. in Elliotts Subdi-
vision of outlot 1856 ........... 10000
Transfers, 3; total consideration. $17,S00.OO
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Philadelphia,
DaItimOre aud Other Points.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. Flour was quiet
and unchanged. Wheat opened &c higher.
but this brought out lively selling, causing
decline Of 9sdflc. In a rally the loss was
recovered and the market closed SIC above
yesterday. principally because the accom-
plishment of repeal. the drought condi-
tion3 surrounding the winter wheat crop
and stronger cables No. red, cash closed
at 5SSsc November. 59c bid December, Goa
6ic. closing at 6014G607sca May. 67zsG6Sa4c,
sc on sharp demand caused by the same
Influences that brought an advance in
wheat tluctuated some. closing &C above
yesterday; No. 2 mixed. cash, 35iaGI355sc;
November. S5lsc asked December 34as I55c,
closing at 3i24c; year, 34%sc. nominal: jan
uary. Sac nominal. Nav, 3Sssc Oats were
more active; No. cash closed at 26s.c;
November, 25sic: December. 2sc: May, SlLc'
nominal. Rye firm: 46lAc asked. Barley
quiet; nothing doing. Bran scarce and