davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-10-31
.Stdoti1bes.
Gin DetberprloIer.

6rau Qgnes @rb Don go. 20 Gugenies
itroBe cri9ien heute 8ormjttag por Dem
&i6ter &erlten ais Qntld9erin gegcn ibren
@otten, ben tie beS tbdtliben NngriftS be-
ibuLoi9te. Srau @rb lagte aus, oaB ibr
@atte iie oft fir 2 bis 3 @oben D%erlai1
fen uno iebesmal, tuenn er suriidtebrtc, iie
uno i6re brei Ginber i9per gemiBbanbeIt
babe. Grb iteIte cS in Nbrebc, ietne Sim
Bet gemiBbanOett gu baben, CAB ie6ob gu,
feline Srau geprit9elt gu baben. Der &icb>
ter le9te i9m cine StraTe bon SIS anf.
, 1893-10-31
11uterbrodbeue 0eifp.

,3mei ausGbicago burcbgebrannte8 9 rIb.
3en GoB &ubp unb Sail Oarbp, tpurben
am Sonntag Nabmittag in Nrcola, Sls.,
ouf tele9rapDti4e Q(ufforberung ieitenS bes
8atcrS beS iungen &ubo nerbaftet. Die
beiben 8en9el purben bort snrldbe6alten,
bis 3ubp sen. ieinen Spr0bling in @ms
pfan9 na6m. 0arbD burfte feline &eile,
Oeren 3ieI &anias @ttp lit, unsebinbert
fortieben.
, 1893-10-31
Gteentbumlihe Qbhtlfe.

Dame: vg8ie sic bieie idauber6ufte
Wuiif muir auS6allen t0nnen! !" = 0ouss
frau: vg8as bleibt mir anbcrs ibrig /!
GGgltb rpurbe ib %9equ6It, bas Galent meiz
ner &tnber allsbilOen 3u lai1en = iebt Iaiie
ib eben Sebes Elm Snitrument ~Ieruen,
6omit ib meine Stub bob'!"
, 1893-10-31
uttterriht.

CSin 1un9er Mtoun C96nel, Der i9on 5iemlidJ gut beutid
~ 1pri6t uiini0t bnrd1 prtpaten unterricbt fib IT
@ramntatit unb AusbrudStpeiie 5u perpoltpmmnen. Sic
unterrt9tsSeit fDnnte crit uod 5 llbr ftattfinoeu. 9ef.
OfferteH erbeten inter I'D. 81 81. Stnatsate.
Sin hretmpnatfider Gnrius. pier5ig 9estio.
" men 81 le 2 StnnOen %uujaiien0. lit bel nelner er.
probten &ebrmetbobe ousreideno. fA cine ~griuoIide
9ramulatitaliiGe SemntmlB Der rraus0iifbeu p6er italie.
ntlben SproeDe anSuei9nen, uno in elmer Der beioen
Spra1eu nieBen0 gu cDHperitren. Seoe RldiIe beIteht
aug ietb5 Sdileru beaW. SdhlerinneT. 9eeinn am Is.
september. Nnnlelonngeu- 3eiti9 erbsten. Mt. S.
SrIeneL 1905 SGIler=S eater=Seb0ube
iuen inn nien uhon hntn
, 1893-10-31
OooesfGIIe.

Sis bcute Witta9 tpurben folgett6e So
6esfGue angemeloet:
,Sobanna S3perler, Z 10. BGace, "A
Sabre.
8m. 2in6Iaft 234 8Gadbutpf StraBe,
43 S.
Mil6cGmine SenieG, SO Gees @traBe,
40 S.
GOpurb 6aImann, sos sc. 6alfe6 Str,
10 S.
Bernard Moient6ien, Y BaGes @traBe,
45 S.
Otto @ieganb, 1874 @a6anlia aoenue,
4 S.
Qrnie 8GetDon, GountD 6oIpttaG, l 8.
&drl 8anfe, 3617 6onoria StraBe, 27S.
Sreoerifa 0etnberg, 448 State StraBe,
SO S,
Sreberife 8asner, 48O 80. @bicaso Aoe.,
SO S.
9lbOlpb Zimmerman, $50 @arfiel6NDe.
40 s.
@Ii8a 5orticb, 1O4 Matber @traBe, 80 S.
= Wouo Opens unb Settle 8iaarb,
spei 16idbrige Wtabcben aus @ngGcpoo6,
beiubten geitern bic Musiteaung unb MUIR
ben beute beibe permiBt. 6cute Weorgeu
fam Settle niebcr gum 8oricbein, nubte
aber ntbt, no tbre Sreunbtn gebIteben iet,
, 1893-10-31
@ennrbent

Sotm Saptiit Seoefen., ben 80. Sttober, i'm sitter
BON 43 Sabren. 8ecrOigung finbet itatt am WtttttpodJ,
ben ]. N0Oember, nm l ubr g(odmtttaQs BON 9to. III
Sit Chicago NOe. CUR Ct. Soiepbs Stride, bon ba na9
ct 8ontfaetuS 9ottesader.
, 1893-10-31
8ferbe nn0 @aaen.

On pertoufen: @pn BripatperIou bilig cine i6bne,
y itortgeboute canobiide Wtdbre. Jung irlno 9eliino, Ihr
Die Sto0f einoei dbren uno paiienb fir irgeno elnSGi6dit.
Gioentbumer bat feinen @ebraud) bafur. goarbln9s
9faI, 27O Oft 81. Ctr, nabe Wti6i9an &oe. GbeniD
ein nobeau neues SeoertopsgugqD uno 3arueB.
, 1893-10-31
ArminiuS-LOge No. is 0, D, H, S,

Gen 9eolnten unb 8rIbern sur godridlt. bah gr.
s. SroioiuSf1 am 20. OttDber oeltorben if. Sic BE.
ar1tet Iino er1uGt, am WtIttlpodb WtorQen nm 10 llbr in
Der Solle 5n eri9eihen, nm benz 8ruber Die Ieste @bre sA
e%rpeten.
@nt. VuebeI, 9rdI.
N. Gtcactuaun, Sefr,
, 1893-10-31

@n3ei9en in Der electromagnetic Ser Sui
nots Staats3eitung baben ben beiten @rfolg.
, 1893-10-31

Sin Dueen6 GLADDEN. bon So6ann
9off'8 Mal3ertraft 9eben eben 10 otel &raft
nnO 0tabruns, iuie ein SaB gle, Obne su
berauiden.
Ser d6te tptr6 itets aGs Sobarr Soffs
Ofal5ertraft ~Derfauft NIB ntuB ben gtantenS=
5ng bon Sobann Soft auf Der Gillette
am sails Der 6lai6e tragen.
@i8ner 6 Menbelion Co., Igenten, 152 unb
154 Sranfltn St,, gteiu Sort.
, 1893-10-31
SnOeSduscide.

Siernit bic tranrl9e gtadriht boB ntelr aeliebter
Sotte Otto S~Drberg INT @ler bon 26 Sabren 8 Nto=
e%rbt9nrg ftnoet Wtttippd, l. Nopenber, 2 l1br 9ta6n1.,
bonn 3ronerbauie, 34S Oft gtortb 9tOe. nod mun6eris
&lrcbbof 1tatt. 9ie trauernoen 9interbliebenen.
SIara &prberg, Satin,
- neblt Sinh uno WfuIter. 9pra 2prbera.
, 1893-10-31
NbenOblatt Der 81. StaatS= 3ettuuQ

AON~ VNSk$tt
1T lit ben uuten augs9e6enen Ssi9dfteu au bobss:
~StnrS5eite.
G.. 5emr1er, 1889 SincoIu Moe.
u. 6. @tsoban. 1850 Siucpln @nG
400 8roB @pe.
402 9fpscoe BouIeoorb.
q. OF. Semitic. 1921 Belmont Wpe.
G. Goldman, l7A GIarf ctr.
g.. ". WfDpre, 442 2incpln MoG.
Son gtDlobS, 485 &inepln Aos.
g. Ct. 9op, $40 SincpIs Noe.
Sront mo9ner, 597 2incoIn NpA,
SDiepb Ntuuf. TAT 2incoln Sns,
6. 8eubals, $40 2tneoIn Mos.
Nm. SasIDr, 1o17 2ineofn MnE
rs. Betting, 1426 Start Str.
@o:ber. 457 Glarf Str.
Srau 2inber,amu, 421 gIorf Sta
8. q. Bar, 3l3 Glart Str.
20. q. MpnsD, 267 Glarf Str.
g. Serluoln. 161 Glorf Str.
s. q. Sfe9eu, 5l3 @tort ctr.
8. QeGner, 590H Start Str.
Soub bros.
g. 9oppmorn, S67 @Iort ctr
8. Srtitb, 991 gIort Ctr.
STRAIT 6. MaIfcr, .453 MeaS eta
%. Vutberfurb, 500 @eas Ctr
Surhbuu, 545 48eas Str.
uC ". SUnttet, b5O 2SeI5 SL
6. 90. @lpeet, 707 Mefs ctr.
SObn Storr, $50 Me1s Ctr
g. Gurrie, 306 gDeAs ctr.
6. GieIe, 34 We1s ctr.
8. 9iaer. 969 Weas 9ts
Nru1r, 119 mens ctr.
SDbn @erf. 141 99ens Str.
Sobu 9udlep, 2l1 MeIs Ctr.
Grau 6. Spbniou. 276 MeIIs GtA
6. Macing, 100 N8enS Str.
8. SaaoE 1853 Wens Str.
6. Seriar, 80 meQs ctr.
8. Meber, 1876 &orrobee Str.
9pffinann, 464 &arrobee Ctr
8. Berger, SIT &arrabee Str.
Srou 8. Morqom, 225 9iOifpn GtA
She Columbus, $40 9inifon 9tr.
6. Wt. Wbite. 4O7h 9~iOifiou 5tr.
g. 6. geliDu, 1884 9iniIipu Ctr.
6. a~nber1ou, 917 Siotiion Str.
3. @titler, 81 Milpip Ctr.
8. u. Gbmonn, 66 MiIDm GtK
q. G9urteu, 81 State Str.
S.. 4. &iebL, 255 GIenelonb MoG
8. G1urf, 391 Seb9ipid Ctr.
30. 9. MeBIer, 5S7 Sebemit Ctr
U. GngeL, 1893 SebgWid Str.
Ereuier, 2s2 Sebgnid ctr.
SObu gtetn, 294 Sebgpid Ctr
9ttties, 262 Geb9iptd ctr.
8. 6. putnom. 249 Glpbuurn alta
- .O n.. r-.o az
D"p'l, y StVoU"A" VT
y OeB, go SlppuhtN "oe.
y ~ QUILT "a Slgoonrh Nos
@ooert Sfe9er, l4S Sulhois or
6. GtAraber, $40 Wtarfet Ctr.
Sllpeoieo d Wtogn"leH' oo1 ~eoEpe1 ~t%
9"rlenoer9' Zlz Se"'eI OH
=. si"r"' . s'"lr ~"
@ua. GranSen, So Gugenie 9tr.
SNas' ~ooeh ITO Vnue"'e or
0taG Si1tenfteru. 259 Nulb Str.
GIoIette.
orun;+o~;ru, eo+.I
m;,+r~;o GntsI
msmiro+en en+.r
o.ro,h sntof
gsocgnne ont.y
0sr;rotnr sot.1
90 gnror.s1 CTR
OF mhon,s a.
~, noa mrro,, etr
IN go. 80
~ go ~
80 80 az G+r ,,rA onono,n NV.
SA"N ~" ."
gSeitIeite.
,ooo ~, unrt, srr.
S'n9' AOo0 y
, 1893-10-31

GmiIg}enmann nm, S6bnGer opn Mtarid unb 4boIpb
gteumonn, I'M Utter BON 2 Sobren ino 10 Monoten. Be-
erot9un9. ont WttttnoH, Ntorgens 10 ubr, bonn Srauer=
bouIe, 17S 9e3uoen ctr.
9lnnie nnb Spfeph @adl. @rpbeItern.
, 1893-10-31
8erI0nli6es.
GerI6ieOenes

GSeIb gefpurtl Selb 9eiport! Srlb eeIpnrtl inoem man
W oDr1prt6t in 9to. 551 g. Canal Str, mittenberd
Bros, Tabritanten bon eumpreB-geuit. 9reis Is @ts''
6as 9funo. 3utrieoenbeit g%arautlrt. Nas Auftrdge Der
Bolt prompt aus9efubrt. Sreunoe tuoueu uns eefI. nit
eineHI Auttrog beebreH. 28ofl@
, 1893-10-31

Me II d. t: Gin iunger Wanu nit euteu @mpfebIungeu
" lI9t SteluHg oIs BARTENDER Uoer Porttr I'M Sas
loon. Nbr. II. Al Staats3ta.
, 1893-10-31
3n berleiben.

3n berleiben.
~ moe II SteetmoS
" 0BIr DerleibeH 9sIo IN groReH poer fleiueu Summer
auf neutrality-suspicious., pinnoS. Yieroe, g16oeu
unb 8o9erbousi deue gu iebr ~uiehrigeu Staten uno ou
ieoe beliebi9e 5eit. ao5abun9eH Der Aulelben f6nnen
Su leber %bsliehi9eH 3eit geinodt unb 0uf bieie Meiie Die
3inieM rebu3rft lperbeH.
Chicago ortoaes 2oan Co.,
36 go Soaeftr, IS lptfIurl eriter GIur aber Der StraB.
24oQlSteIuic
SER 5u perGeiben auf uhren, 9io,uoutpu
S9MuGtahen, Gerpebre, 8iftpIen etc GS6StsT
YretS be6abIt fir aGtes Solb. 6iIber nab Goelseine bei
&Om y SOIusa1 & 60. 118 Dearborn efross
, 1893-10-31

Meiu6t: 9ebiIbeter 9eutiher, Saufmann, % Sabre
alt, 9eoienter 8aoaleriit, iudt ir9enbpel9e 8es
i9dftt9un9. Sferten on: w 32 GtaatsSettung.
, 1893-10-31
Bartlter.


GEin t~iibti9er 0erf6ufer iptro oIs 9artner oeiuGt nit
" $5O0-$100O fir Elm ~rentobles 6abrit=Sei9dft. Ser
lelbe ioa oas 0tuiterIa9er in @bicogo iberuebmen. &a=
pitol fam fidergefteat iperben. Sfferten inter b Az
Staats5tg. 29ott3t
, 1893-10-31

Mefu6t: Sun9er Mann piiniat A~uitelun9 in einer
~ Offlce, fam idnel i6relbet un6 rebnen. Siebera
Ocnti8. frans0iii6, stipas itaIieHii6 un6 aud poinii8.
30of3t @Or. e. Il. 146 g. 9aIIteb Str.
, 1893-10-31
MeOisiniide Sahen.


NbrOutffe gertopfuu9 9aranttreu MIR Al farireu II
" 1eoem Sale burdb uuiere fuunberoole Wteoi3in ooel
oos Sch miro Surilderltattet. Cafe 9lem Wle0ical 9Io
citation. Suite ) IA Suter=Sceuu Blog. 4pftaluIplWS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-21

LA PALM "A. .asasss sSssss'sss. aas 1ssnss & ass
andOse Y9eUtuuuassss poT ciero POGO eerios en-
ponen mas ALA de las nubes los arculos confec
icionee de un establecimiento de Capital
elos Sc descubre ntenc6n para e nuestro,
mitimos namar La atenci6n hacemos consar ante este
espetabe publico amigos de Ia Isa, La
taaa NADIA ene que envdiar ningn sstablecmiento de
indole tocane bondad de los acuos que impokta
sercio La cada mayor afuencia de parroquia
prueba refutable de eo Que conse todo, te
f,og, 10 Que en- contrsriO se Olga ess... Musicss
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-29

40: stockers and feeders, Sc. 750475; bulls
and mixed. l.7503.5O.
Hoss-Receipts. 10000; shipments. 100.
The market was hrm ana o1oloc o. nlane er
heavy hogs S5.6515 $50; packers. s.. 6O05.9O;
mixed, So. 750595: light. 5.70O6; Workers.
S5.900605: pigs. S5f05.35.
Sheep aud Lam bs-Receipts. 800; Ship-
ments. 2, 600. The market was steady and
unchanged.
EAST LIBERTY. June 2S.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 73O; shipments. 740. The market
was dull Prime, S5.500570; fair to good.
S45O@5; fat cows and bulls S303.50. Four
teen carloads of cattle shipped to New
York to-day.
Hogs = Receipts. 1.5OO; shipments. 1.3uo.
The market was firm. Medium and hight
weights So. 500660; heavy weights, ST: 200
$50. Six carloads of hogs shipped to New
Sheep-Receipts. LOCO: Shipments 400.
The market was slow. Prime. $4,000 IS;
good, S404.50; common, $l0250. Spring
lambs. 500; veal calves steady at S50660.
CHICAGO. Juno 2S.-The Evening Jour-
mel reports: Csttle-Recaipts. 5000; ship
ments. 1900. Good to prime steers, $500
$40: others. S3.500425; Texans. So 1908 75;
native COWS. S30375; Gamers. Sl.S5O2e5.
Hogs-Receipts, %. 600: shiDments. 5000.
Mixed and packers. S6O5O6.2C; light. 70 81.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 1000: ship
ments. 1850. The market was active and
steady. Natives, $3.5005.10; Texans, y. 70
0450.
BUFFALO. June 2S.-Cattie-Recelpts
1893 carloads through and 6 carloads for sale.
The market as steady at Mondays prices.
Hogs-Receipts. 43 carloads through and
IS carloads for sale. The market was steedy
for good Mediums. Packers. S6.Eo.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. Is carloads
through and 3 carloads for sale. The mar
ket was dull with hardly enough here to
quote. Lambs. 1910
ST. LOUIS, June 22-Cattle-Roceipts
5000; shipments. $500. The market was
lower for natives: Texans steady. Native
steers, S304SO; Texas grassers. S250f085 so.
Hogs-Receipts, 300; shipments, 500. The
market was active and steady. Top prices,
Sc. S5: bulk, S5.9506.10
Sheep-Receipts. 1000; shipments. 800.
The market was steady.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-29
THE JOINING TRADE.

l7he quotations. giren beloW are the selling prices
or rkotesaie dealers.
CANDIES AND NUTS.
Candies-Stick. 20 $y ID; common mixed.
&c: u. A. X. mixed. Sc; banner mixed. Zoe;
cream mixed. l0isv; old-time mixed. sc.
Nuts-Soft-snelled almonds. zoe: English
wslnuts. l6c: Brazil nuts. Toe; filoerts lie;
peanuts, roasted. 70Sc: mixed nnts. l5c.
CANNED GOODS.
Peacbes-Standard. 3-pound. S2.5002. 20;
S-pound seconds. sl.s502; CaIlfornia stand
ard. s25002. 10; California seconds. S202. -.
Observation-Disclosures berries. 2-pound, $50
Csc: raspberrIes. 2-pound. 81. 200I.25 pine
apple. standard. 2-pound. Sl.259 ]. 80; choice.
$2G2.25; cove oysters. I-pound! fuIl weight,
s1@l.l0; light. 700 80; 2-pound full SD
f2.l0: light sl.20Gl.50: string beans, s5 ID
Csc: Lima beans. 81. 100 l.30; peas marrow
fat ss.l0dL2n; early June. $3.50 80: lob
sters. Sl.S592: red cherries. sl.200125:
straw berries. 81. 209I.S0; salmon tibs). 81. IS
a. 20; 3-pound tomatoes. Sl.200L25
COAL AND COKE.
Cpke-ConnellsyilIe, S3.75 q load;
crushed. s.. % - load: lump. IS p load.
Anthracite coal. all sizes. $50 IT, ton:
Pittsburg and Raymond City. Si.26 - ton:
JACOBSON. S4.25: block. g.. %; island City. S.:
Blos85urg and English Camel. s5. All nut
Goals 800 below above quotations.
DRUGS
Alcohol. e2.li92 10: asafetida. $40; alum.
1850: csmphor. $4,000; cochineal. 500 $50;
chlorofoIm. 60<065c: coperas. brls. e119l. 10:
cream tartar. pure, 2s03oc; indigo. so@slo;
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-29
AT NEW YORK.

Ruling Prices in Produce at the Seabo ards
Commercial Metropolis.
NEW YORK. June 2S-Flour-Reoeipt pts,
80. 900 packages; exports. 600 brls and Ii. 900
sacks; sales. 1000 packages. The market
was quiet and weak. Corn meal quiet and
steady. Rye dull. Barley malt dull and
steady.
Wheat-Receipts. 144. 900 bu; exports, 23l,-
600 bu; sales. IL. 49, 900 bu futures and $50 900
bu spot. The spot market was active and
lower; No. red. in store and elevator,
70a4c; atiOat. ia 072Ac G; I. o. b., 7lh0f24c:
ungraded red. 6S07215c; No. 1 hard. 754c:
No. Northern. 709sc; No. Northern, 6S34c;
No. Milwaukee. 6Ss4o. Options were act.
i've. weak and 81 O1Ac lower on further
trouble in financial circles at Minneapolis.
with local longs realizing. foreigners sell
ing and weak Western markets; No. 3 red,
July. 20 lln601 sn6c. closing a. 70'4c:
August. 73 IS a 1880, closing at 7Sl4 c; Sep
tember. IS !16016Ac. closing at 75Ssc; o.
tober. 77la0T7sc, closing at 77lec; Deem
Der, 80 7ll60olAc. closing at S034c
Corn-Receipts. 5000 bu; exports. 65 DO
bu; sales. La 1000 bu futures and 92. COO bu
spot. Spots were quiet. s4c lower and weak;
No. 2. 47as D4Sc in elevator, 49, "a 49c afioat
Options were fairly active. weak and no
34c lower, due to the weakness in wheat
and At the West; July. 47ss 0iSlsc. closing
~ ANbuoss 1SO1"'<S. Ciosiuk ab 3oCs
September. AZ 9'16l05Oc. closing at 49ssc.
Oats-Receipte. $4,000 bu: exports 1000
bu; sales. $50, 000 bu futurec, 102, 900 bu spot.
Spots were weak at 190lc decline and
fairly active. Options fairly active and
lower: July. 34s4 f035ho. closing at 344c;
August 3254 GDS3l4c. ciosIng at 3234c; Sep
tember. 81 g 0D32l4c. closing at 32c; No.
white. Sc; No. = Chicago, 3603jl4 @; No. g.
Sic; No. white. 37037Ac; mixed Western,
3jls Q36lsc; white Western. S6la 42lsc.
Hay-Lioeral supply and weak: shipping,
7G6075c; good to choice. S9095c. Hops
steady and quiet
Cut meats quiet and steady; picked bel.
lies, IL pounds. l3c. Middles dull and steady.
Lard quiet and steady: Western steam
clot at 1900 asked; sales. 75 tierces at
$3.50. Options-Sales, none: June closed at
1850 nominal July closed at g. ESQ nominal;
September closed at 10000 asked Pork in
fair demand and steady; new mess, 500
1880.
Butter firm and in moderate demand;
Western dairy. l5la01Sc; Elgins. 22c. Cheese
quiet aud steady. Eggs in fair demand and
firm; receipts, 4, 500 packages; Western fresh,
160l6Ac.
Tallow in fair demand and firm: city. (S2
for psckagesl, As 1044c. Cotton-seen oil
In better demand and firm; crude. 37O3Sc
nominal: yellow, prime. 45c. Rosin quiet
and easier; strained, common to good, 81. 20
01.22a.
Rice IN fair demand end steady. Molasses
New Orleans, open kettle. good TO choice.
quiet and steady.
Coffee - Opnons opened firm from nm
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-29

Trade Slowing Down the Month Nears
It's Close, Prices More Steady.
Warm weather. taken with the fact that
the month is nearing it's close, tended to q
dropping off in business quite perceptible
yesterday. Sugar and coffees continue
weak, but unchanged. So confident are
the Wholesale merchants that there is to
DO break In coffee that they are borrow
ing from each other rather than pure base
any new stock. Sugars are also very easy
East, but unchanged in this market. Three
grades of sugar were off Ito in the East
ern markets yesterday. Confectionery
houses are having spurt on account of
the nearness of the Fourth of July. On
Commission row business is good. receipts
of fruits and vegetables are large. and so is
the demand. This makes prices firm and
business brisk.
The local, grain market is fat. Receipts
are falling OFT and prices ruling easy on all
cereals. Track bids yesterday ruled as
follows:
Wheat No. 2 red. SOC; No. 3 red. $40;
No. A red. soc: rejected. 45e50c: unmerchant-
able. 3504Oc; wagon wheat. 6Oc
Corn-No. / white. doc: No. white.
40c; No. white. 500; No. white, 30035c;
No. white mixed, 3Sl2c: No. white mixed.
S7lsc: No. 4 white mixed. 50035c: No. yell
low. 37l2e; No. 8 yellow. SIC; No. 4 Fellow
80d35c: No. 2mixed. 37lac: No. 3 mixed. &c;
No. 4 mixed. 30035c; sound ear. 10 for yell
low.
Oats-No. 2 white. s5c; No. 8 white. $50
Bic; No. mixed. Bic; No. mixed. 29o: re-
jected. 260a2c.
l,ye-No.. 2. 47c for car lots 45c for wagon
rye.
Hsy--CnoIce timothy. s1250; No. /. sl2;
No. 2 81: No. prairie. 81; mixed, SIS; clover,
60.
Bran. ST..
POULTRY AND OTHER PRODUCE.
Prices Paid by Dedtersl
Poultry-Hens sl9c ~ 10; young chick
ems. 120l5c ~ 10: turkeys. toms. SC p 10:
hens. &c - 10. ducks. DC ~ Is; geeso. "a "a 4. %
for choice.
EGgs-Shlppers paying 12c.
Butter-Grass butter. l2c, mixed, Sf010c.
Honey-1sG2Dc
Feathers-prime geese. 400 ~ ID; mixed
duck. zoe ~ 10.
Beeswax-20c for yellow; l6c for dark.
Wool-Unwashed tine merino. 120l6c;
medium unwashed. lie; coarse braid
wool. l40l6r; tub-washed. 20c025c.
Hides, TaIiotc, Etc
Hides-No. G. s. hides, 4c: No. G. 8.
hides 30: No. calf hides. 6l1c; No. 9 calf
hides. &c.
Horse Rides-s2925
Tsllow-No. ! taliow. 4c: No. tallow.
6isc.
Grease-white. sc; yellow. Siso; brown.
&c.
Bones-Dry. sl201s ~ ton.
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About Battle Ships.

In our own navy Admiral Ammen and q
few others have strongly urged the gress
superiority Of rams almost entirely sub.
merged to the magnificent-lookingl ine-of-
battle ships high above the water.
For the cost of one of these mon-
sters. averaging about $780, 900. not
less than ten torpedo rams might
be constructed. In the event of actual
war. fleet of these rams. armed with
guns. and capable of sailing in the rongh-
est seas. would be more than q match
for the splendid naval toys upon which
the nations have levished their treasures.
Such il the opinion of seamen of ex-
perience. but IL has been overborne
by the clamor for enormous battle ships
each government trying to Guido the
rest in the vast bulk of Its monsters
As result the nations of the earth. our
own among the rest. are accun ulating COST
ly fleets of gigantic ships TO become an
easy prey of the destructive energy OF
torpedo rams and incapable of withstand
ing tho storms of the sea. lt 10 auite pose,.
Bile that these magnificent naval plny-
things. on which uncounted millions have
been lavished. may yet become useless In
cumbranoes Of the navy yards until broken
mp and cold for old iron.
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Sixteen Transfers, with a Total Consider
ton OF S22,61O.

Sixteen Transfers, with q Total Considera-
ton OF &22,61O.
instruments fled for record in the recorders
office of Marion county. Indiana, for tho twen-
ty-four hours ending mt L. NJ, June %. 1893.
as furnished by Elliott IL Butler, abstractors
of titles, Hartford Block. No. 81 East Market
street:
Charles g. Grant to Mary A. Behymer,
the south half of lot %. in square
IL, IN Fletcher's northeast addition. $4,000
James Ii. Baldwin ct al 70 John A.
Martin and wife, lot III, III Fletch-
Hill addition ..........--.-..... 1,325.oo
Charles Martindale, trustee, tn Rob
ert Martindale lots 1S4, 800. 1913.
327, 33l. 800 and $685. in Martin
dale, trustees, Jackson Park addi-
Conrad Geiger to Magdalena Gull
mann. lot 3s, in Mctiinniss subdiyl-
sion OF Hanna's heirs addition $500
Lucy X. snyder TO stephen Atkins, lot
67. in Cinord Place addition 10000
Christopher Haeryer to John G. kard.
part OF the northwest quarter o. SEC
ton 4. township Is. range 3.--.-..- 5000
Josephine f. Unyersaw 10 William T..
lockwood. lot 34 in block ), IN Cav
* Rockwo0d's East Woodlawn
William {. Elder 10 sue Z. jeffrey. lot
mans second addition $4,000
William III. Belcher, executor, 10
Lydia Carson et al. part or lot IL,
In Woods subdivision OF square o. 100000
Miles NJ. Reynolds 10 Amanda j. Rey-
nods. lot IL. in Routon * Kelly's
subdivision OF Fletcher's addition. 100000
Alexander &. Ayres to George Rauscl,
lot 80, In Ayres's South Meridian
street n...---.--.-...---..... $4,000
Louis Schulz to j. George Fahrlon, lot
loo. $4,000
Charles III. Mueller TO Maria X. schnei-
der. part or lot 81. in Hendricks
subdivision OF outlot 80. ........-... $4,000
Mary Vondersaar TO Bertha snitman,
lots 10 and IA, In Vondersaar's Id
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Cash Quotations were as follows: Flour
nominal; No. 2 spring wheat. 6las 06412c:
No. spring wheat. (. o. b.. 55lD65c: No.
red, Gas 0641sc; No. 2 corn. $685. "a 39k O;
No. corn. $3.50; No. 2 OATS 800: No.
white. +. o. b.. 81 lac; No. white. +. o. b..
29l3031c No. rye. 4Sc; No. barley. NOM
inal: No. 8. no sale: No. 4. I. o. b.. s5o; No.
faxseed. Sl.l5; prime timothy seed. s.. 20;
mess pork. per bril-, SlS97l2019; lard,
per fb. 9.5509.57l9c; short.rfb sides (loose).
S90G0e.95o: dry-salted shoulders iboxedJ,
909.50c; short clear sides (boxedl, 9.5O0
975c; whisky. distIllers finished goods. per
gal. S1.l2.
On the Produce Exchange to- day the but
ter market was firm; creamery, 172O
l2l9c.
Reoeipts--Flour. $1,000 brIe: wheat. ST.
00J bu corn. $4,000 bu; oats, $4,000 bu;
rye. 1000 bu; barley. 653 bu. Shipments
Flour. 5000 brls: wheat. 1000 bu: corn,
$4,000 bu; oats. l21. 600 bu; rye. $4,000 bu;
barley, LOCO bu.
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changed TO Is points mp and closed steady
Guiding: June. 15.40015.50c. July. 1880
15.50c: August. l5.4jG j.50c: September.
Is 2alD1 45c; December. 15015. l5c: spot Rio
frmer and quiet; No. Z. l6isc Sugar-Raw
dull and steady; fair refining. 334 C: centritu-
gals. 30 test, 4asc; refined Quot and steady.
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bHEEP AND LAMBs-h6c6lpt5, 0oU, Sui D.
ments. 800. Top grades were steady, common
dull and hard to sell at mean prices
Elsewh-rr.


NEW YORK. June 2s.-Beeves-Receipts
1880. The market opened active and 100
higher, closing dull Poorest To best native
corn.fed steers. Si.i505.50; Texans. $500
4O5; dressed beef frm at 1DS4c Ship
ments to-day. S04 beeyes and 22loquaTters:
tomorrow. 800 beeyes and IL quarters
Calves-Receipts, 1882. The market was
active and L4c higher for buttermIik calves
and choice veals. Veals. S5Q715: mixed
lots. S5a6.25; buttermilk calves. S404S5.
Sheep and Lsmbs-Receipts. 9,319. sheep
active and firm; lambs IA higher. Sheep.
sos; lambs. S50a75; dressed mutton
steady at s09c; dressed lambs higher at
YlDlSc
Hogs-Reccipts. $500. The market was
lower at S6.2006.15.
KANSAS CITY. June 2a-Cattle-Re-
cSipto. 5000. shipments. 2200. The market
was strong and loo higher. Texas steers,
$2600425; Shipping steers, sIS56545; ma
tive COWS. SL60242b; butchers stock, $50
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LIVE STOCK.

Cattle in Light supply and Steady-Hogs
Active and Hgher-Shcep Steady.
INDIANAPOLIS. Juno 2S.- CATTLE
Receipts. $50; shipments -. For Wednes-
day the supply was very light. and all de-
cent grades were in fair demand at steady