davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-13
= gi ait fra aiperpool anoen Slle'

- 8i 9it fra 2iperpool anoen Slile'
bag % efter 26 9ases Seilaos er 81
MI TONNE bib. ct Bar Gage eIter 81
reiIte fra 9iperpupl, fit hi Stormen pno
os; ben pareoe / 3 Tiger uoeu Nibrp'
belie, 9u fan trp, bet bar ct forfHr'
oeliat 8eir, 9ere fan life 9isre Gere
noaen Sereniaina ON, boorleoes oi bar
liot Unbt. 80 9egn fob ri iurrst I'll
&issen Dag % @at, ganIte gjenism'
paaoe % imngte life onoet paa taiten
s Gage enc 8elfsiter O8 Sranoewu.
Den anben Dag efter OF Stormer brso
lgs, fom Der ct 8raat Oper a0teritrd,
Ipm tuuIte Rattet, tpg SfanieflGonlns
gen paa bs9se Sicer, req lBs ct Nnter,
Os BET Gnferet fog Sul ! Seftet, fnuIte
Wiaitefraven, soela9Oe Storlngen, br9tie
iitpttsr 5orrissen, fog Sul / ct TarO'
fao af Seru, % De andre iDlotes meo
Saltoano. Der fob 2 Wianb tilrors,
ba Rattet gift; ri iaa Sruattet, oa bet
TOM, % LOB a%leiammen pp | His9sn,
.unbtaeen 8apteinen % Stprmarpen,
ium git til &attet. 8raattet bep Dem
aleIammen MOB aabDtsta9et, Stprs
manben bleu itaml laaet, iaa ban lt99er
MI paa Spsebuiet, ipert ipg, 'nn man
irDster for 2ipet, ps en- al WanoIfnbet,
Ell un9 Gut, git operboro % orufneoe.
Oct q itrattelist at ie paa, pi falteoe
no en- 8ebninssbpie os 8 @noer, % 2
af @noerne bar iaa nar peo BAN, at De
bersrte BAN. men ban gioroe life noset
Surips paa at sribe benz, men bare lon
% ltirrebe paa ps, inotil ban ionf.
9apteinen srao, ba @utten iant. Sfjent
Stprmanbeu bapbe Ilaaet fig, iaa ban
tnapt tunoe saa, tog ban en- Gnoe !
0aanben % ipran9 no eiter @utten, og
fiji u9iaa 2ua / BAN, men laa fpm Der
en- 81 p9 faitebe Dem begge mob Stlbss
liben, laa bet bar meo 9tso % neppc,
hi fit Stprmanoen pmboro igjen, men
@utten ianf.
Slietlaberne ps Stsplerne iao paa i
Ia Gage, iom De life oar at aroppen,
og ganlte sjennemonaoe bar hi belle Eis
ben. &uffeu oar iulo at gano, iaa
&iIterne flso DIN bperanore. os 8iIterne
par osiaa fulbe al gano, iaa pi 6apce
l~usentins at bptte. Si laa a9ierub ale
Maub, for bet bar umulist at tunlme
Iorub, for Spen ilos oper i ct pGt
miotItlbs. Men bet p9rite bar, of
"@arTielo" bespnote at latfe, iaa Sinoz
pumpen MATTE saa Dag o9 Scat, pg
enooa bar bet life mer, enb at hi tittoe
bUloe benbe lens. 8a hi tom mber
9anb, III ri Baalano5uino, en- rem StUrm,
ioa b, bolot paa at brine / Qano. &aps
telnen talbte oS agter O9 ipurgte, ON hi
life iDntes, bet bar bsoit at ieile unoer
Soc al en- Ypnt, iom ui iau itut irem,
ps ina iGtte benbe paa @runb o9 gaa i
Saabene, men fort eiter ipran9 8inoen
ON, iaa oi tunoe itaa no fra 9ano. 81
lisser III / Queenstown % Der lig9er
for 9ioen s Sapariiter $500.
IL. 1 Gnsra henninne GRn
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-13

aluminium 9aabe for Jlaaben.
@eamanns o~rttiIfe Expedition bar be.
ilnttet Of BRUCE 8auoe al aluminium,
Os bsnne @ian tiltrai,er fig for 9ibeu
meeen Opmartiombsb blanbt @mbebs.
nanbene peo 2iprebninosuaisuet. 6lna.
beoepartsmentet bar Osinu unbsr Spsr.
reielie ct 5oriIas ON at a~ubriuse nUsle
al bisie 8aaoe pmbprb paa be nns
a~risstibc.
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-13
sposetfems saare. Ranges

Oct ipbpeitlige 9eras er bet fore
Saarelanb. Der er 5lotfe, Tom teller
fcmti 9uIinbe. On Slot paa tire 3n'
Fnbe er noget nf bet minbite. Mterita'
mere beisrser 8ogtnin9er, p9 Wterita'
mere refer umtrins os ~beisrser aips
ninaen for iaa meset pr. Stptte. Snos
iii nplig bar bet p9rst Sfit at Hippo 2
@anae ON aaret i Gpril % Seps
tember.
Oct foiter fun so Gents ON &aret at
boloe ct Saar / bet ipopeitli9e 3eras.
3cttoinotaSten er COB, men aaisepel
bar np9le af Saareeierne bespnot at
leeoe fig eiter ansOra @eoen, ibet be
paaItaar, at bet iparer fig enonu beore.
De tiger, at @eoen er altio raft os frilf;
at ten siper bebre 8jsb enb 5aaret; os
at lllben, iom fan tlippes al @eoen to
@anse ON Qaret, i~nobrinser mere eno
uloen at Jaaret. Ss iaa er Der Still'
BET, iom er lanst mere pRro eno 5ad'
rets Gcls. Oct paaItaas, at en- Slot
pna $500 @eoer fan rgstes meo mins
ore 8anitelisbeb eno en- paa 1000
5aar. 9eras bar MI 275,000 @eoer,
os autuIlet iors9es itabis.
De ereite Suoianere, Tom siuer fig
al meb Janreaol, er NapaioessS ubia'
rerne. Wlr. Senrtb, Der bar reiit Ouer'
aft i 9anoet uelt flor MisiisIippiflooen
% i%noiamlet SplDsninser ON Saar ltr
Geerbru9soepartementet, flyer, at 9sas
uaioess Snbianerlre bar baut meo SAT-
reapl at 9jDre / oper 800 Iar. 9isie
Snoianere boloer M 100000 5dar.
De sumle apitoer os SSrnene beisr-
ger 8nsningcn. Sntet Saar bliuer nos
geniinoe iol0t.
Slipningen ipreta9es al S%uoiauerne,
Tom til bette Brig benDtter fig al Ell
&nip eler ct itarpt Stptfe Ssrn iiteoets
ior cit Sar. @n Del af llloen ial9es
til SnuOelsmnno, men itprite 8elen al
Den Iaoes til "copper" peo en- lnn9iom
6rem9ongsmaabe, ueo Sjelp al plumpt
uoiceuoe SGoer1tple. Nauaios3Rpper
Ell itore &urlUIiteter for Suriiter. 8 ct
al De iioite @ar fit en- entelt Stamme life
miuore eno $4,000 Spaars inc for
"copper". Tiger og enop9 Wooneoer
ntebgnar til 5abritatipnen al be ~fiueite
al oisie 59pper.
De itgrite Saareeiere i9teip Merico er
Meritanere. De rigc 8ereas o9 Sttes
rns iises at eie 5000 900 Suar. Oct or
en- 9amnel Elf blanot Mleritanerne al
leie pcre5 Soar no pao anOel. De, iom
leier, betaler 20 til % psf. nnrlls Gi,
gift.
st "8artioa" al 5anr er 1000 til
5000. Oct iRttes unber Sp1pn af en-
"Wtajtr 9omO" o9 en- SprOe. DC TO
WtGno ta9er 3ieneite ior ier Wanueoer
pg ora9er / ben 3ib ON pnn be fore
trplgie Sletter rteo bercs SCAR. De
tuger 9eonetsmibler meb benz % ct
3elt, pg De bar TO 8otRller til at bore
ale oeres 6O%rnDoenbeosr.
6uert @iteraor pptipber 5armere ira
Rebralfd .pg Sanias 5anr ira De furs
ficui9e 3erritOrial ganges til 5eOs
ming. NebraitG tos for ii Inr iiocn
oper 100000 5aar til Seeming for
Warfeoet. Scr Omtrcnt liaeiaa lpnoe
opoa9eoe man at 9lriSora bar
iflftet for 5ddreupl. 8 bette 3ioss
rim bar Sncnitrlen ilaaet ii9 op. Sbo9
bar Iri5oua naiten en- 0tiqiuu 5aar,
Os bet iises, at Der life er np9en unoen
Blaos aaribet, bpOr be fan boloes Ioo
biQiat. f
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-13
Gn marfcliO eomr..

en marfelig eamltna,
al esaOe0n .SIorpT,in, ion 4, S'
1'0 iiSen, beiab en- sang e..' n
Oi'n'e, Der ensung toOs, n,,
iersn sasitOr &Oqueylan. ion '9
tat en- ta6eioatis Sum fsr Il.
nll0es eamlin8sn DC ser,...,1
OFT bar tllbOrt ben ajonr.
Sretaane, iOm ierIt maatt, Ill.,, 1a'I
ben fOrboote Song aorI yIIU Is
me0 bans eftericIaer QtSyi, YIN
ana al Bother, 6ejur-6 al a.,
50rlOoeOe. ben ulptteaos e s..''1
ming @aria etuart, Ben b, ~'.''1
oams MoriOn 0etOrme. g,-.,s
6onfanpes, anoOi9 XIy,s e,l
Maoalne be gOmpaOOur, oio q
Den az ehaOeaus| urpitins Qr,;,,.l
til 9enlist at itiaute Ocrr, y
tneitaaenoe samling I'll ,t =.
Wuiaum. Sa
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-13
The Onstad Chemical Company.

The OnStad Chemical Company,
Siour Sails, 9. D., bar It Yatentmto,
bel. tuloet "Onstad Lumpy Jaw Cap
~sule"; bliper bet inofsrt | Suuliten I'M.
Der areatursts Sopeb, opbgrer ben OF
pore, o. eiter to eller tire Tigers 5prlsb
iorIpinoer ben, e~iterlaoenoe ct iriif, for.
net Saar, Tom burtis lGses. geo linz
b~eripselisn af Here Spnliter, Der par
|iisrnet paa oenne Waaoe, flyer 8. 8.
SeipitlOn, NJ, D., par Selbrebelieu /
ale ailialoe iuloitanpis, ielu bupr So'
psbets % Saliens airtler bapoe paret
It9rft an9rebne.
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-13
geltet er en- 8nbs g~eliBntlls %
biaigite Webitin. Der fan il'Ss1
Robiu. gPiun., San. 6, lSt

0s~~hr
81. u. Snen.
Seq fpler mig opfproret til at Ns'a
Orb | Gnlepnins bet Belle ie9 TilIa
for ct War iioen. SEQ taoOe ly'sj
Smerter i 8pesen efter ct Sab. WI
gil en- lang 3io for jes iGgte Eottot
ma til bans Ros iise, at je9 icite SuA
en- lang 5io; men iaa tom Smert'''
ba bar oct, at je9 ienOte eitcr eOs's
os Der bensif life Is gtinlliter eI'a
babe faaet bet paa, ior Snl'rls'"
ipanot % iioen ben 9to bar .Ic8 TIE y
ipnoerlist til Smertcrne; bar jS ~
anben Sang mGrfet Dem, iaa pat y
Beltet paa, % Oct bar bsltal'0'S laaI
9inOrins. Seq resner oct tor Ell vl.I ]
iisnelie at ies fit bet Velte, aoep q sG.'
ies mn piitnof bapoe oGret en- SIvOl''7
ieg Tan oerfur life NOT tatte 3F. sWs ~
er efter min Renins Den billSlf' ]"
man tan Sfafe fig. sGrbpoi9it
pans SemmiHsl'I
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-13
She gotmsHrei MinndOta: senrp

SenaIfen. 5reepprt. Stearus Co.; 8.
8, 2uuoitrsm, GARFIELD, Douglas Co.;
9. 8. Sielanb, Sprins Srope; big
Stone Goit'ontor / Sio Stpne Gonntp
or 9~jeuoprcitct meb Gbmnro Sowmtau
Tom RoitmeIter.
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-13
osao esmanoea nnaa osie.

Of en- Ssibssuts Breu paa Sartlilo
al Grenonl, Sapt. Heierleh
paa Reiie fra 9ipsrpool til Roiario.
Queenstown, 20. /. "a.
&j9re 5aoer og Wooer!
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-13

Sob aniGttelie. Seuritien: Iet,
SOboag, samle Ben. boab beItiaer on
MI for 2ioen?"
Sanien: seq er nniat hos &iia &
Co."
IS builten Gsenfab?"
"SUm Sui9crigu,"
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-13
sra @aibtnaton.

SariHen. Geuotets s~cmoiraiilt'
Subicmite, Der bar pmorbctssi Btlion
Sideu, i~ammeuiaIete I 9urSoaas tele
Sinansfpmiteen % iremIasbe ben repi'
eereoe Tarubia for ben. Der or siort
Ioa mango rabifnle % npeniecs 6oran'
brineer / bette 5priIas, al man noIicn
life Tan ijenbe bet isieu. 81 ltal Der
napue en- Del at DC pi9tleiie 6ordn'
briueer.
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-13

De foISsr ID
o9 uo.5EGI
emo
for uObn6d1
sfYIS Oa d
Dem en- kaI
QiNforbalpJ
Syues life fA
al bsttp Ir.,,l
Dllnlhu19 al
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-13

tribune Hlaiter bar man oitere 9rrlo
for / ct Sus eno neaen anoen Meoictn.
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-13

Tri-une 9laiter belbreoer en- iuao
&p9. !
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-13
Wieolioenbe0.

Wicolloenbeo. - Sa, 5rDten,
bet er p~irtelig ianot; en- Gat peo Norbs
pollen barer ct bulOt Star."
"an, De ltattels 0atpp9tere!"
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-13
Sutfer.

Zen Del, Der pph4per SultrrprH'
mien, or uicrauoret, men pan Suffer or
Der last en- 3pIp al ira eli til eli 2oienls
teesI Gent pr, 9uro. Yao Melasie er
Der Iaat en- 2pIo al fra 2 til 4 Geuts
pr. Gallon.
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-13
9obt 0aaS
rette 9to til an
&tSenOe. /

Utter buffer nye sslts.c orDcI
fremiN piierne 90 feIoer r3sIt,, \
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-13

Mes9er's Pinkeye % Di.,.-]
Cure 9iper iulbitGn6iq S5tis;,t
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-13
ell senntpr | Gnper al fri

Rof eli EQUATOR | Saper al fri
Sclpmpntnin0. Misfsfppis @upers
uer bar nbrrput SOneresmnnb Blon'
hare iii 5orcrebe Stntcrs Senator ilte'
oeiior Senator @bite, iOm az Yreiioent
Glspelouo blep uonrpnt I'll Ssieiterets'
BONNER.
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-13
Sern.

Ydd tortIeulge Sprter Serlieris Ell
Der Iast en- 9oIo al 40 Gents pr. 2on.
Tisiern 221 9rOcsnt eiter 8nroicn.
gaa en- M9ngbe andre Sernunrer
parierer 9oIOen fra 223 grpcent I'll 80
@roeeut eiter S9roicn.
Situmirt 9ul 40 Gents pr. 9pn. s
@iliun SiQeu par SuI TAT pna 6riliiten.
NIB 90 ulbparer.
9orosrnierue on lllo or life iorans
bret noset, men 9ploeu pna lllpparer
er sienusmiuitlis reouecret meb 5 Fro'
cent, ina ben i~unoipuIi0uis blir liot me
Der 40 @roceRt eiter gGroien.
Steutgi o. @Iasparer.
9dn DC iOritjeIii9e Sorter Stentsi %
@Insuarer er goloeu pmtrins 5 &rocent
hslere / Senatstumitcens Dill euo /
saiIicn St0eu. 95ao 8iuous9Ias, Speils
gas DIV. sr Goloen ~betDoeIis ~iOrbsist.
Gin, Sompp % Sute.
Iaa @nrer fnbrjterebe al oisie Stoife
er 9OIbeu int ira u til 5 8r0cent
bgisre euo / @ilion Siaru. Yaa Sra
Der, Nauideticr % Sijprter belt elIer
oeIpis nf Gin er 9Olo iorbciet fra 35
9rocsut / gaiIiuu 8iGeu til As Grpceut
eiter SRroieu.
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-13
. II

On Wau8iuIoisbeb Of 5nrmprpbu,s
ter, Tom @iliun SiIen bar fat paa
6riliiten eIer rebuceret 9ploen paa,
bar Senatets Subtomite betoloet,
% paa mango &rooutter er 3ploen lat
sanIte bit, I. ST. Sps 80 9rpcent,
Wfalt 40 Yrocent, Sntgr 20 9rpceut,
pr 20 Frocent, 8oteter 80 Irpcent.
2open itaI tr9be / arait ben 3Ote SUM
1894, / ssilipn Silen fob ben lite
SUM-.
Oct er ianbipnlist, at Seuatets Sis
nanstomite, Der oenne ll9e bar 5prIas
get uueer g~ebunolius, bill ioretase
nOsle fere 5oranorln9er.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-07-25

white. slc; No. 2 mixed. soc: No. mixed,
29c: rejected. 26G2sc.
Rye-No. 2 4sc for car lots; 4Oc for wagon
rye.
Bran. s115O
Hay-Choice timothy. So; No. !, S11.50;
No 2. $3.50; No. l prairie, $50; mixed, $;
clover. SG7.50 per ten.
Poultry and other Produce.
prices Paid by Shippers)
Poultry-Hens. SC per 10: spring chlck-
ems, lie; turkeys. toms &c per ID; hens,
sc per III; ducks, &c per Id; geese, - per
doZ for choice
Egg@Shippers paying SC.
Butter-Choice SQl0c.
HOney-l6nlSc.
Feathers-Prime geese. 30d32c per ID;
mixed duck. zoe per ID.
Beeswax-20c for yellow; 15c for dark.
Wool-Medlum unwashed, 13c; CotswoId
and coarse combing, 1G12c: tub washed,
16d22c; bury and understandable, 54lOc
less
HIDES. TALLow. ETC.
Tallow-No. / tallow, 44c; No. tallow,
334c.
Grease-white, 41Ac; yellow. SIC; brown,
&c.
Bones-Dry. $l2d13 per ton.
Hides-No. l c. s. hides, 3i4c; No. u >:
hides, 2i4c: No. 1 calf hides. &C; No. caIt
hides, 4I5c.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-07-25
QUEER SORT OF RELIGION.
The Founder Walked OH the Water, but
There Was Board Platform.

WILMINGTON, Del, July PA strange
religious sect has just been brought to light
by the burning of the Church of the Sancti-
fled at Frankfort. in this State. The church
was burned by the people of the town be-
cause they did not like the denomination.
The sect was started by Bishop Joseph
Barnard Lynch, who belonged to Chinco-
league island, where the denomination was
started.
Lynch claimed that, like Christ, he could
walk on the water and for some time he
deceived the people into believing it. He
had a lot of boards made into a platform
and placed them about four inches under
the water, and on these he walked until
some one removed the boards, and the
Bishop nearly drowned. Then the
people of the island ran him away, and he
went to Frankford, where he established
burned.
One member of the church preached each
Sunday, and after church a weird kind of
dance was held, until the people dropped
from sheer exhaustion. No one ever saw
such dance before. The feature of the re-
ligion to which the people of the town most
objected was that the church thought it was
necessary for a man and woman to preach
sanctifcation together, and that man 8
own wife would not do. In this way they
got to trading their wives and sisters, and
as a consequence the church was burned.
The people who belonged to the church
were mostly ignorant, and allowed them
selves to be imposed upon by the leaders.
All the leaders lived with one member of
the church without paying board until the
person could no longer afford TO keep them.
Then they moved on.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-07-25
LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODuCH.
Trade Dull I'm Every Department q,
Business

There was an air OF extreme quiet IN
trade circles yesterday. and no line rosa
above the dead level of duIIness Grocers
were the only people doing anything To
speak OF, and that was nothing gratifying
On Commission row there was less than
the usual stir. Prices on all fruits and
vegetables were about the same as Mon
day. except that tomatoes. under liberal
receipts. dropped sharply Poultry is higher
under lighter receipts. hens advancing TO
s. and spring chickens to 12c straight.
on Change there was very little doing.
Liberal receipts OF wheat sent prices down
still further, with no one anxious to invest.
Corn advanced &c for yellow and mixed
The receipts yesterday embraced SO cars
No red wheat. n OF No. 3 and rejected;
j car OF No. / white corn, IL OF No 2
and OF No. l. Closing bids on Change
were:
wheat--No. red. 44lsc; No. red. &c;
wagon wheat, 46c
Corn-No. white. 46c; No white. 4sc:
No. white. 46c for one color, 45c for
grade; No. white, 4lc; No. white mixed
45c: No. white mixed 45c; No. white
mixed Ale; No. yellow, 43Izc: No 3 vel
low, 43l5c; No. yellow, 40c; No. 2 mixed
211c: No. 8 mixed, 4Sl2c; No. mixed. 4Oc:
ear corn. Acc.
Oats-Nsw crop: Nc. white. &C: No. 3
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-07-25
TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis. Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Other Points.

ST. LOUIS. July H-Flour heavy. weak,
and unchanged. Wheat was weak most of
the session but with, one or two reactions
succeeded In closing but lsdAc off. Cables
and Indian shipments were the deprsss-
ing influences. No. red, cash. 4SI4c: July
4Sc; August, 47%4c; September. 49G49Isc; De-
cember 52lkc. Corn gained &c on dry
weather reports No mixed, cash and
July 41c; August. 41l4c; September ASA
4l5c: May. &c. Oats weak and lower. No.
cash. 27iRc; July. 27&slf27izc: August. 2S&t c;
September, 271.c Rye lower and very dun.
No. sold at 42c east track; this side 4lisc.
Barley-No trading. Bran steady and firm:
east track. sacked. Coo. Flaxseed lower at
sl.l5. Glover and timothy unchanged But
ter and eggs unchanged. Corn meal. s. 2Da
225 Whisky, a.22. Cotton ties, SOC. bag
ging. 6hG7lc. Provisions duh and I'M
changed Pork-Standard mess iobbing at
Sl3 i.ard-Prine steam 6.6jc: choice, {. 75D
611kc. Dry-salt meets-I.ocse shoulders.
&C: longs and ribs. 6.S0c: shorts, 695c Ba-
con-Packed shoulders. 5ii55ii2c; longs, .7.75c;
Flour 6.C00 brls: wheat. 299,CC bu: corn. CO.
Coz bu: oats. f4.C00 bu. Shioments-F'iour,
12,O0O brls; wheat. 5000 blu; corn, 10000 hu (:
oats. 10000 blu.
PHILADELPHIA. July 24.-Fiour weak:
Western winter patent, $685.: spring pat
ent. $S.50Q3.S0 Wheat opened hrm and
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-07-25

9Ac u to 20 lbs average. 9hc; 9 to 10 lbs
average 914d9lzc.
Shoulders-English cured. IL lbs average.
9Ac l6 lbs average. 9q94c.
Hams-Sugar-cured. is to 20 lbs average.
12hQl232c 10 lbs average, 1224c; 1919 lbs av-
erage lie; 10 lbs average. 13i2c. BLOCK
hams, 1Slzc; all first brands. seconds Aq12c
less
California Hams-Sugar-cured 10 to II lbs
average. 9Ac.
Boneless Hams-Sugar-cm cd. 10i2c.
Picked Pork-Bean pork. per brl of 200
lbs, SIC; rump pork, $l3.50d14
Breakfast Bacon - Clear firsts, 13G1312c;
seconds. 11G12c.
Lard-Kettle rendered. in tierces, S%c;
pure lard, SAGS2sc: cotton-oleo, SAC.
Clover-Choice recleaned, c0-lb A256450:
prime, 81 500475; English choice, 81 so;
prime $4.25: Alsike. choice. s7.50d7.75; Alfal-
IA, choice, S.35Q555. Timothy. 45-lb, choice,
225n2.5O; strictly prime. S2.15G2.25. Blue
grass, fancy. Alb. S1.15G130; extra clean.
Sd90c: Orchard grass. extra, S1e5G1.75 Red
top, CHOICE 50a65c; extra clean. 3S440c. En-
glish bluegrass, 4-lb bu. s275d2S5.
Timers Supplies.
Best brand charcoal tin &c. 1Ox14 14x20,
12x12, S675G7: TX, 10x14. 14x20 12x12, $500
9; &c 14x20. roofing tin. S575d6; &c, 20x2S,
Sl1.50d12; block tin, in pigs, 25c: in bars &c.
Iron-2I B iron. &c; c iron, &c; galvanized,
40 and 10 per cent. discount. Sheet zinc,
Gq6l2c. Copper bottoms. zoe. Planished
copper. 24c. Solder. 15q16c.
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LIKE AN EARTHQUAKE.
Portion of COffeyville, Kan, Lifted by
Natural Gas Explosion.

COFFEYVILLE, Kan, July 2i.-Between
1 and o'clock this morning Coffeyville
experienced subterranean explosion
strongly resembling earthquake. which
terrified people for miles around and caused
much damage. Just north of town is sit
uated strong natural-gas well. About the
time mentioned several distant explosions,
rapidly following one another, awoke the
citizens, who jumped out of their beds to
find the town brilliantly Illuminated The
earth trembled peIceptibly, shaking build
ings. Showers OF rocks could be seen burst
ing from the well. Huge rocks were hurled
high into the air. and, descending, crashed
into the cottages in the neighborhood of
the pit. One rock, weighing fully thirty
pounds, fell through the roof of house and
barely missed the occupants. AS far as
known, however, no one was hurt. Day
light disclosed dismal sight. For thirty
acres around the we'll the earth was torn
UP as if by a volcano. Houses HAD been
shattered. barns toppled over. and masses
of earth appeared where before the ground
was level. The strange phenomenon is un-
accounted for
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CHICAGO, July 4.-Hogs-Estmated re-
ceipts to-day, 1900; official Yesterday, 3d.
about 40O0. The quality was rather poor
and the market slow; best light &c higher;
changed; packers buying slowly sales
ranged S4.90G5.25 for light; rough packing,
A.6544.95; mixed. ASd5l0; heavy packing
and shipping lots, $i.9Oq5.29; pigs, A1GQ
Cattle-Estimated receipts to-day. 4.OOo
receipts yesterday, 1850; shipments yes
terday. 1926. The market was steady.
Sheep-Estimated receipts to-day, 5000
receipts yesterday, 11,ls5; shipments yes
terday, 227 The market was steady.
ST. LOUIS. July 24.-Cattle-Receipts, T.
100; shipments, 400 The market was quiet
and generally steady; native steers, choice
heavy. s4a4S5; 90, COWS. >. g 1912 so; Texas
he!fers $LS0@26O
Hogs-Receipts, $500: shipments 800 The
market was strong and 10ql5c higher most
OF the day, but closed with a good share
rough and common light. s45OG4s5
Sheep-Receipts, 2,OO0; shipments, none
The market was strong and active and 25c
higher for better grades; natives, mixed,
S250d2.75; lambs, 81 for best
LOUISVILLE, July S StaGattI s, mar
shipping, $325GS.5O; best Workers, S3.25GS6O;
feeders 81 65G3.20
Hogs-The, market was SC higher Choice
packing. &.20n5.2j, good TO extra light Sl5
G525: roughs $4.50GI4.75.
Sheep and Lambs-The market was strong
on prime lambs and fat sheep. Good TO
extra shipping sheep. $2.59I2. 70: fair to
good. s. 25G2.5O; extra spring lambs. s3.750l:
fair to good spring lambs, $3G350
NEW YORK. July Receipts.
30: none on sale. European cables quote
American steers at 9T9I2c, dressed weight
refrigerator beef. 7i4GSc Exports to-day.
1Sg2 beeves and $50 quarters of beef
CalVes-The market was nOminally firm.
Sheep and Lambs-The market was firm.
Twenty-nine cars sale. Sheep firm.
good lambs &c higher. others steady.
Sheep. poor TO good S2.50d425; lambs. com
mon to choice. &.65I55O
Hogs-Receipts 160l. The market was
steady. Inferior TO choice $5.50G6
KANSAS CITY. July 2.-Cattle-Re-
cep.s. SEQ; shipments ]. 800. The market
Tor beef was s3.70Q4e0; others l0gl5c lower
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\ FRACTION LOWER
WHEAT FIRNED UP. But LATER
WENT OFF AGAIN At CHICAGO.
Inclination to Drop on Every Sign OF
Bear News-COrn Is Slightly
Higher and Pork Up.

CHICAGO July 24-The lower prices of
wheat tempted shorts to-day and they COW
cred for a time, with the result that the
market was firm until near the close. a
rumored shipment of wheat from Toledo
here knocked down the advance. however.
and September closed 1sc lower Corn
closed &c higher, oats unchanged and pro-
visions firm at slight advance for pork.
In wheat there was an active trade with
the volume of business quite heavy. Initial
transactions were at about yesterdays final
figures. September opening at 5SAc and. af-
ter selling down 12c, rallied lzc. declined 1c,
ruled steadier and closed steady at 53Ac.
There was not quite so much pressure on
the market at the start and offerings were
well absorbed, some professional shorts
covering, but the liquidation was heavy
and was quite feature. Outside markets
were rather steadier but cables were weak
and I'D lower The weather abroad was
reported as unsettled and exceedingly wet
In England and was something of a feature.
The decline, after the rally, towards noon,
was due TO a report that charter had
been made at Toledo to bring a cargo Of
wheat TO this point.
The opening in corn was irregular at 44ssc
for September and an advance of AG&c;
but gradually sold down 1Ql4c, rallied ic,
ruled steady and closed at 437sc The early
strength and firmness was attributed to
outside buying orders. local buying on the
continued dry weather and high tempera-
lures through the corn belt but at the adj
vance there was heavy realizing by longs
in general, which resulted in a material de-
cline. Good buying set in and most Of the
loss was recovered.
Oats were higher at the start on good
buying, but declined later when the demand
Stacked. The decline caused a reaction and
the close steady. The range was &c
for September.
Provisions were generally firm all day on
covering and a scarcity OF offerings. Com
pared with last night, September pork is
10c higher and September lard and ribs I'M
changed.
Freights quotable at &c on wheat or corn
to Buffalo Leading futures ranged as fol-
lOWS.