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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-07-18

Trade More satisfactory the Las,
Three Days-Prices Firmer.

On the wholesale streets and on Commission
rev the last two or three days more has been
doing. but still in saying this il is not meant
that there is much activity to trade. in nearly
all lines trade Is quiet. and In some lines when
n July it is usually active. On the wholesale
streets prices in all lines rule steady and I'M
changed. sugars having taken a
steady on Commission choice fruits
and vegetables are stronger in tone. and in some
articles slight advance is made Still the range
OF prices is exceedingly low. Poultry. eggs and
butter all firm at quotations Receipts are
light and demand improving. especially for
young chickens and eggs The seed report
trade slow. Provisions continue to move well
fer July. but at a very low range OF prices To-
n atoes ara scarce. Home grown sold at s.. 20 per
tushel yesterday.
The local grain market Is more active than last
week on larger receipts. Transactions not
numerous but enough TO fix basis for prices
Track bids yesterday ruled as follows:
Wheat--No- red. 541zc: No red. 5lA452l4c;
wagon wheak, SIC.
corn-No white, 27izc; No white. 27Isc: No.
white. 27t.c; no. 2 white mixed. 2shc; No 3
white mixed. 3s't: No. yellow. 2sisc: No. vel
low. BIC; No. mixed. 2s1ac No mixed. z5isc
ear corn. &c.
xoass-No- white. 1sHc: No. white. f7ze
NO, mixed. lS1c; No mixed, 15tc.
haS-No. timothy. Aigiz No. timothy. $50
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AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices i'm Produce at the Sea-
boards Commercial Metropolis.

NEW YORK, July 7.-Flour-Receipts, 800
brls; exports. 1854 brls Market quiet until
near the close, when large business was done.
Rye flour dull and easy. Corn meal dull. Rye
dull. Barley steady. Barley malt nominal.
Wheat-Recepts, SO, 500 bu; exports, 60 800 bu
Spots firmer; No. red, else; No. 1 hard, 67s.c.
Options were Irregular. but generally strong all
day, with final slight reaction closing %G7sc
net higher. Sentiment decidedly bullish on
recent export demand. unfavorable threshing re-
tuins better cables and light country offerings
July. 62t@62Ac. closing at 621c; September SEA
u63hc, closing at 63c.
Corn-keceipts, z4.4o0 blu: exports, 4O.605 bu.
Spots frmer; No. 2 333sc. Options opened steady
and afterwards advanced On light receipts and in
sympathy with oats, closing AG12c net higher.
July closed at S3ssc; September. 3S,aQS3 15-l6c.
Oats--Receipts. H. 200 blu; exports, 1ss, 724 bu.
Spots firm; No. 2. 2l%c Options strong and
heavy clearances, closing &c net higher July
closed at &c; September, 21Q2l&c closing at
214c.
Hay steady. Hops quiet. Hides easy. Leather
Beef quiet Cut meats irregular Lard barely
steady; Western, 3.30c asked; refined steady.
Pork dull.
Tallow dull AMI easy Cotton seed oil nominal
Conee-Options opened steady unchanged
prices ruled featureless, with narrow changes
and slack trading: closed quiet at points lower
July, 11.45G11.55c; September 1050d 10. Coo. Spot
ccffee--Rio easy; mild steady. Rio-Flat No. 2
Rio. lie; exchange, 9-l5d; Receipts. 5000 bags;
for Europe. 2.O00 bags; stock, $4,000 hays.
Warehouse deliveries from New York yester-
day. 1856 bags: New York stock $50 gJ7 bags;
United states stock. los. los bags: afoa, for the
United States. 193. coo bags total visible for the
United States. $50 $50 bags. against 4se 53l bags
last year.
sugar-Raw quiet and easy; refined quiet but
steady.
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REAL-EsTATE TRANSFERS.
Nine Transfers, with "a Total Consid-
Grafton of a1G.625.

Instruments fled for record in the recorders
office Of Marion county. Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at D. July IL. 1896. as
furnished by Theo. Stein. abstracter OF titles,
corner of Market and Pennsylvania streets, In
dianapolis. Suite 2z9, first Office floor. The
Lemcke. Telephone 1760:
Angeiine Mcmillan 10 William G. Bobbs
lot AZ i'm Johnsons subdivision. block
-. Jchnson's heirs addition. A.3S0
Henry Harter To Samuel NJ Brown, lot 3.
i'll New Bethel. 10
Alvin l.. Seymour TO Lillian y. Hill. lot ).
in Seymo;Ir's subdivision. Stratford ...... LOO
Daisy l.. McLane Addison II. Nordyke
ct AL lots Is and 10, block s. in Nordyke
* Hollowell. guardians. addition $500
Eernhardt Nordholdt TO School Commits
sioners. part of lot /, in DuvalFs heirs
ADDITION SUVo
Mary Beeier Richard =. Russell, lot S.
block IA. in Star addition. ................. 200
Felix f. McWhirter to Hannah Jane
Chamberlain. lot 124. in Clark * Os
goods first addition, West Indianapolis. 1850
Melinda T. Heiner 10 Sarah L. King. lot
no. in Morton Place. 1S00
Ira ID. McCord to William &. McCord. lots
~ and g. in Robbins's addition to West
indianapolis Observation-Disclosures. $50
Transfers. .; consideration. sl6625
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Wool.

BOSTON. July 1.-THE Boston Commercial
Bulletin viii say Tomorrow of the wool market:
The sales Of wool the smallest that this mar
ket GAS known for years. There Is no attendance
worth noting and not single notable transac-
ton. Business is confined sample lots. Prices
are pretty steadily held. but the almost utter
lack of demand destroys the value Of quotations
that are mostly nominal. The stiffness of t,u-
ropean market is most fortunate. Sales Of the
week J5l.o00 lbs domestic and eco lbs for
eien. against $1,000 lbs domestic and 600 lbs
foreign last week. and ,650. coo lbs domestic and
20aI. Geo lbs foreign for the week last year
The receipts to date show decrease of $3.50
bales domestic and 09Is bales foreign.
LONDON. July 17.-At the wool auction sales
to-day col bales were offered of which LOCO
were withdrawn. Scoureds were slightly weaker.
while good cross-breds were firmer. Following
the sales in detail: New South Wales. $40
bales secured. 5&dG1s Sd: greasy. 5lsdSizd.
Queensland-1.190 bales; secured Is 2dM1s I'd:
greasy 6ISd. Nictoria-1.565 bales; secured. I'D
ais ID: greasy. 52.6I0,1d. South Australasia
bales: greasy. 4i9qSlsd. Swan River-2ie bales.
secured, 7&q1l12d: greasy. 5nSisd. Tasmania
4os bales greasy. 5s.Gslzd. New Zealand-7ol
bales: secured. 7isd@1s 4lsd: greasy, 5Aml0d.
Cape of Good Hope and Natal-667 bales; secured,
7%4dQ1s Id; greasy, 5406s4d.
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1slsq2oc. Rye quiet: No. .. &c. Lard dull at
3soc Bulk meats steady 3-75c. Bacon quiet
az f-s3c Whisky steady. sales OF 535 bris at
s.z. Butter easy. Sugar firm. Eggs steady at
&c. Cheese barely steady.
TOLEDO. July 17.-wheat higher and active;
No. 2. cash and July, s0i.c: August. e04c; Sep
TENDER. 6lAc. Corn dull and steady; No.
mixed. 2Sc- Oats-Fasr market and steady; No.
mixed, July, 1I1zc; cash. 17izc- Rye dull No.
= 5lisc. Clover seed dull; prime cash. si.s0 bid.
MILWAUKEE. July I7.-wheat irmer: No
spring. 56isc: No. l Northern. 5s%c: September.
5aisc Corn firm; No. 3. &c. Oats higher. No. ?
white. 1s&c; No. white 1Ss.G19s.c. Rye fTrner;
No ]. Size Barley higher. No ?, SOC; sample.
2iQ30Ssc.
DETROIT. July T7.-Wheat firm: No l white.
Gle; No. red. 60Ssc bid: August. 602tc bid: Sep
tefnber, ol1sc; No red. 56Ac. corn-No- ,. &c
cats-No- white. 2ol2c. Rye-No. 2. 3lizc. Re-
ceipts, 1880 bu: corn. $500 bu: oats, 3oo0 bu.
LIVERPOOL. July I7.-Wheat--Spot quiet and
demand poor: No. red winter. IS I'D: No.
bard Manitoba-stocks exhausted; No. l Cali
fornia, Is al.
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Oils.

OIL CITY July 17.-Credit balances. s103: GER
tifcates opened at s1-02; highest $lo2; lowest,
81; closed at ST. Sales, 1000 brls; clearances.
e.0oO brls; shipments 1888 brls; runs 9l.OOS
brls
WILMINGTON. July 17.-Rosin firm strained.
S1.32k; good S1.31S. Spirits of turpentine dull AT
23Isc. Tar quiet at $3.50. Turpentine steady;
hard. s1.30: soft. 10; virgin. $3.50.
NEW YORK. July l7.-Petroeum weak; Penn
sylvania crude weak at S1011s: Ohio crude steady
Coo; August option closed at $1.o1t4 bid
SAVANNAH, July 17.-Spirts of turpentine
firm at 23c. Sales 1883 brls. Rosin firm.
CHARLESTON, July 17.-Rosin firm at $500
l.35. Turpentine-Nothing doing.
TOLEDO, July 17.-North Lima oil, Sc South
Lima, sc; Indiana, SIC.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. July 17.-There was more life in
the market and more business doing in moder-
way. and especially for bleached cottons.
printed fabrics, domets and miscellaneous stuffs.
in which the movement of goods in order was
very free, but not to the requirements of pur-
chaseTs in many instances Printing cloths dull
but steady at 2isc.
FALL RIVER. July 17-Print cloths closed
quiet and steady at 212c. Moderate business
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Births.

Nora and Charles Laser. 1o1 Bates street. boy
Maud and Oscar knetemeer 242 West New
York street. boy
Marguerite and NJ. L. Smock. 172 Ramsey ave-
nCe, girl
Carrie and George J. Gebhardt. 500 Excelsior
avenue. girl.
Jennie and James NJ. Pugh. 80 North Senate
avenue. girl.
Gertrude and Henry L. Dithmer. 23I North
Liberty street girl.
Clara and Stephen a. Van Horn Marion Park.
girl.
MolIie and Herman Williams. 81 Jefferson ave-
nue.. girl.
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VITAL STATlSTICS-JULY II.
Deaths.

Infant Mitchell weeks. 723 East Ohio
street, hamilton.
Katherine Greiner. ffty-eight years 655 West
Vermont street. cancer of stomach
Thomas Williams. nineteen years. 943 South
East street. typhoid.
Rachel Ann Ray. Ill West Maryland street.
paralysis
Katherine Schillng. sixty-four years, 4l3 East
Washington street atrophy of liver.
Katherine Ginkle nineteen years, 473 South
West street laryngitis.
Daisy Bell, ten months, Morris and McKer-
nan streets, enterocoiitis.
Martha L. Peasey. years. Auburn avenue
dysentery.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. July l7.-Butter-Receipts, 6,s97
packages. Market steady; Western dairy, ga 12c;
Western creamery 1113d15c; Elgins, l5c. Cheese
Receipts 4440 packages: large. 5l2GI5$4c small.
5lsG7c. Eggs-Receipts. 700j packages. Market
steady: State and Pennsylvania 13l4414c; West
ern 116l12c.
PHILADELPHIA, July 17.-Butter firm fancy
Western creamery. 15i.c; fancy prints. lie; fancy
PRINTS. jobbing, 1sHI21c. Eggs firm; fresh near
by and Western, 12c. Cheese steady.
CHICAGO July Ion the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market quiet: creameries,
10G1fi2c; diaries, 9d12c. Cheese dull at 7ql0l2c.
Eggs steady fresh. 9G10c.
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ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour I'M
changed. No. spring wheat. 557sc; No. spring
wheat nominal; No red, 51AG5Sl2c. No.
corn. 27tG2724c. No. oats. 17A@1sc; No.
white. 1SAG20hc; No. white. 17a4Ql91zc No. 9
rye. 30l2G31c No. barley, 30432c. No l flax
seed. 70isc. Prime timothy seed, s2.S5 Mess
pork. per brl. s6.S0G6.@2l2 Lard. per Id, 345@
3471zc Short-rib sides 0oose). 3.47it13. 52hc.
Dry-salted shoulders boxed 3A@4c. Short-clear
sides (boxed). c$4f8sc. Whisky distillers fin
ished goods per GAL SLIP.
Receipts-Flour COCO brls: wheat. 142.0 900 bu:
corn. 16s.000 bu oats. $4,000 bu; rye, 5000 bu;
barley, 5000 bu. Shipments-Flour Is. 0G0 brls:
wheat 10 coo bu corn, eco bu; oats, 1885, 600 bu
rye, 5000 bu; barley, 1000 blu.
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NEW Old Nc

NEW ORLEANS. July 17-Cotton steady: mid
ding, SIC: low middling, csc; good ordinary.
csc. Receipts. 263 bales; exports the conti-
rent 60 bales: coastwise 200 bales; sales, 2, $50
bales; stock corrected. 49, 932 bales.
NEW YORK, July 17.--Cotton quiet; mddling.
1isc. Receipts. none; sales, 26S bales, all spin
r.ers; stock, 101, 500 bales.
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building Permits.

Daniel Barkdoll. ee6 West Washington street.
frame store. S2S1.
John Bernhart. frame blacksmith shop rear 4es
South Meridian street. $780,
Arthur v. Brown, three frame houses, Union
street ST. 500.
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10; prairie. ssGe new timothy ssd9: new prairie
SGS.
prices paid By shippers)
Pouitry-Hcns. &c: springs. 1896. &C: cocks.
&C. turkey hens. Sc; toms. &c; old toms, sc:
ducks. sc. geese. &c.
Butter-Country. 4dsc: choice. sGSc.
EsGs-Shippers paying Sc for fresh stock.
Feathers-lrime ~cese. zoe per ID: prime duck
25c per 10.
Wool-Aedium washed. lie: fine merno. I'M
WASHED. Ice; tub-washed. eoq23c; bury and I'M
me-chantab!e. 90 less
Beeswax-soc for yellow: 25c for dark
HIDES. TALLOw. ETC.
Creen-salted Hides-No l. &C. No. . SC: No
caif. &c, No. calf. 5lzc.
Green Hides No. l. 4c: No. 2 So.
resse-Nt'hite, sac: yellow. &c; brown. 2Ec
TalOw-No. l. 2&tc; No. 2, exc.
Bones-Dry. Si2dl3 per ton.
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shops yesterday morning The ice house
roof caughtS from a spark and the fire
communicated to some cars on a side
track before IL was extinguished. The loss
was not over 800.
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Metals.

NEW YORK. July 17.-Pig~iron weak. Copper
easy. Lead steady. Tin quiet. Spelter easy.
ST. LOUIS. July 17.-Lead. 2.7OQ2. 72kc. Spell
ter 3.70d3.75c.
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GIRLS CLASSICAL SCHOOL
cUl YER military ACADEMY.

Is situated or Lake Maxinkuckoe. in Northern In
diana, in beautiful park OF 80 acres. containing
campus, fno course for cavalry practice track for
bicycle and sprirtDg races, lawn tennis and base
ball grounds, gymnasium, lsCxo0 feetl six towing
artesian wells.
The lake covers area Of about IL square miles IL
wholly fed by springs, has gently slopng sandy
beach, and is popular and pleasant summer resort,
eOrding opportunity for all kinds Of aquatic sports
The Academy and Doruitory building scomp lets IN
every particular, entirely new, ADEQUATELY
FIRE PROOF, finished In hard wood, heated by
steam lighted by electricity. has bot and cold water
baths lavatories and all modern toilet convenience.
The course of study thoroughly prepares ca5cts
for college. scientific schools, business, West Point
or Annapolis.
Tho Academy is under the supervision OF West
Point graduate and ex-srmy oficer of large crpc-
rience in teaching. who will have direct control OF
the discipline CT the cadets.
For further Information aud catalogue address:
Culver Military Academy. l:GrTlont. LODI
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Steel cut nails. 81. 10; wire nails. store.
$3.50 rates; from mill. sos rates. Horseshoes.
nails s4ls per box Barb WIRE galvanized. s.. 40
pafnfed
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LIVE STOCK.
Butcher Cattle StrOnger-HOEs Active
md LOwer-Sheep steady.

INDIANAPOLIS July Observation-Disclosures.
550 shipments, 200. There was fair supply and
the demand good stronger prices on
butcher grades, while steer cattle were slow of
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MARKETS SUFFERING FROM An
ACUTE ATTACK OF DOUBT.
Business Not Expected to Pick Up
Much Before EIectiOn-RepOrts by
Dun 81 Co. and Bradstreet.

NEW YORK, July 1I.-R. G.. Dun & Co.. s
weekly review of trade says: Disapproval
of the action OF the Chicago convention has
had some influence in the markets the past
week. but far more important factor has
been the feeling that the financial future
is still uncertain. This acute attack of
doubt, coming at a time when business Is
for other reasons seriously depressed, has
made the week unusually gloomy in specu
lative circles. The wheat market has been
remarkably we'll supported, despite a very
favorable government report, and prices
are shade higher than a week ago. West
ern receipts of wheat have been 3.5Sl, 633
bushels. against !, 4S5, 349 for the same week
of July last year, and Atlantic exports,
flour included, have been LASS eS1 bushels.
against only 547 0lS for the same week last
year. These and other reports do not indi-
cate small yield.
Cotton has fallen about 12c in OPP
tons and Ac in spot prices, hold
ers of large quantities, in expectation of
cotton famine in July, having changed
their minds. The closing of about three
quarters of the Southern mills and half the
Northern in producing capacity pending
the new crop will help to prevent a disas-
trous decline in prices of goods. but the
The decrease in consumption here is not
yet effective in helping the prices of cotton
goods, which are still selling at about the
lowest quotations ever made.
The wooden manufacture Is waiting, and
as new orders exceedingly slow. the
sales of wool at the three chief markets
were for the week only 2.155.100 pounds
There is no change in prices, and Western
holders are still asking higher prices than
Eastern markets can pay.
The output of pig iron July / was 1SO.532
tons weekly. against 1S2. 900 June / and H.
1874 tons year ago. The decrease since the
maximum was reached, on Nov. l. 217 .306
tons weekly has been material. and yet
stocks are rapidly accommodating, those held
by producers, not including the great steel
crease of %. s29 tons for the month of June
or about 1000 tons per week, which indi-
Gates q consumption of less than 17S.COO
tons. The demand for finished products of
iron and steel is extremely narrow, but In
bars the combination has found itself I'M
able to maintain prices. and there are re-
newed reports that the great decrease in
the sale of nails will force a reduction of
price Aug. J. BesSemer pig has not
changed in nominal quotations at Pitts
burg, although several individual low sales
at Indianapolis and Pittsburg are reported
The average of iron and steel prices is the
lowest since year ago.
Failures for the week have been 269 in the
United States, against 256 last year. and
| thirty-fve in Canada, against thirty nine
last year.
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IS per cent discount Sheet zinc. 6G6i1c. Cop
per bottoms. 2ic. Pianshed copper. Zoe. Solder.
Nails md Howsashnex.
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Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 500; shipments
AGO. There only fair supply. The demand
was good all grades at steady prices.
Good TO choice sheep and yearlngs. 50 00G3. 10
Common to medium sheep and yearlings 2.OG02. -
Good to choice lambs. Observation-Disclosures. 4O0635. 80
Common to medium lambs .............. 2.50q3. 30
Old bucks per head. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2O0Q3. 30
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The following table, compiled by Bradstreets
shows the total clearances the principal cities
and the percentage of increase decrease.
compared with the corresponding week last year.
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Bradstreet's Review of Trade.

NEW YORK, July 17.-Bradstreet's to-
morrow will say: Nearly all general mer
chandise markets continue dull and the
volume of business is smaller than antici-
pated. Little or no disposition is shown to
engage in new enterprises. both city and
country merchants continuing TO purchase
with more or less usual conservatism in
view of the unsettled financial outlook and
the low range of prices.
Total number of business failures in the
United States this week shows an unex-
pected increase, 255 compared with 219 last
week. When contrasted with the corre>
spending week in 1885 the increase during
the past six business days is forty-one. and
with the second week of July 1894. the cur
rent weeks increase is forty-three. During
the corresponding week of 1S93 however. in
the midst of the panic. there were more
than twice as many failures as this week
Among more favorable features are rela-
lively encouraging reports concerning trade
at business centers together with an I'M
provement in wheat. Indian corn. oats and
pork and firm or unchanged prices for wool
sugar. lumber. leather and print cloths.
Baltimore reports various jobbing lines DO
ing WELL but (as st. Paul. with a tendency
to defer placing orders until after election
Chicago and ST. Louis agree that sales for
fall delivery while fair in some directions
will not equal the record for 1885, Rains
have improved crop prospects in Washing
ton. The week has been marked San
Francisco by the departure of trainload of
fruit for London. cargo of wheat for
Australia and two ships loaded With lumber
for Europe. Crop prospects in Louisiana
and in Texas have improved particularly
with reference to cotton. Exports of
wheat flour included as wheat from both
coasts Of the United States and from Mont
real this week amounts to 2 1868 900 bushels
against 2.167 900 last week. 1,652 goo in the
corresponding week last year. 1,S7S,OOO in the
second week of July 1894 and as compared
with 5.077.000 bushels in the corresponding
Of
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<fover-Choice redeemed. 60 ID. $1,000 g.
prime "a 55ff4.70: English, choice. ss s0sl4. -:
prime s47545: asike. choice. s56s5.25; alfalfa.
Choice ss.sOfI6: crimson scarlet clover So $50
so: timothy A. lbs. choice. 81 c01 20: strictly
nrifne 81 7Cs9f so; fancy Kentucky. IA lbs. sii
10: extra clean. 7oG 9cc: orchard grass. extra,
81 80: red top. choice. S0c9sl50: English blue
grass. a lbs s1d1-a.
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GLOOMY WEEK In TRADE

Transfers. .; consideration.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-07-01

blepen opfunbet. Set ct e.. @ienat>
pelie / Metal of ben oroinere Field
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bet / @aibinstou, oe Dpfinberen 5or
aamobet ON Batent poo ben. Den
Ct bleuen aobtienot o9 anta9et al
Mmertcau Bimetalltc 9eaeue.
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iournerete. at 4srehoent @lepelonb
bapoe en- Rrie at fremme meb, naar.
1omhef ban fanbt Nnleon.nsen BERTH
betuem, er nn mere eub noaeniinbe
ouer beuiit ON. at be bapbe ret. 9en
for ttolise Offentlissisrelfe ot. buab
oer oar inobolbet at Sen. 5ib sees
&apport til 8reiioenteu ON Nfferer'
ne paa @ubo, Ct, buab Der ouer.
bepite oem. Set beoer, at oenne
Ropuort pil tunne tiene iom 8afs
for 8reFbenten I'll at bonble poo,
beriom ban iaa finber forsoot. os at
Spanien, bpiS ban foreta9er no9et |
Jaupr at @uba, uil bliue npot til at
ertlere &ris imoo be Joreneoe @ta>
ter, ba Spanien ollereoe ueo ben Of:
fentlise Wenirs er bleuen paaptrtet
meoet tmoo os. Smiolertio er Sen.
Sip See en- biplomatilf Hem &ntbe.
9an frep ct Brep til en- @l9gtnin8
og uota!te BERT meset of9iort fin Ne>
ming % oenne Slestntns be9it ben
Fell at piIe Brenet til en- Nuismanb.
5plselis snRe: ben ipanite Miniiter
bans officieue Stolp, % ifplae biplo.
mattR @fit er ban osiaa berettiget til
ben, men ON BON oil faa ben ct en-
belt anben 9ine.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-07-01
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Mtnneapplts 24ce Stunt '96

@tnneapolts 24tt Stunt 'e6.
Der otl blipe en- Masleconusntion
al Mtnneiotas fualifcerebe Stemme=
9ipere, iom tror paa be &riuctper,
iom ct frembolbt al ben omeritanre
Oraaniiation af be friipluuenliee i
en- Appel i'll Solicit be Torenebe
stater. uoiteot af 2eberne for Sri.
mpntninssz zBeueselieu paa beresMb>
be @nibinston, .. g., ben 22be
San. 1895.
Nennte @onuention ptt blipe af.
bolot &urmonia 9aQ, Winneapo.
lis. 2orsba9 ben 16be Su!t 1895
&l. II Jorm. tor at uel9e 30 Dele.
CATER til Mmerican @iluer Or9ani5a.
tiou, ION lfal mpbe / St. Souls,
MiSiouri, ben 22be Suli. forat nos
minere aanbioater til &refoent. %
@icepreiibent be Jorenebe @tater.
5remra9enoe Eolere o9 5or1uare=
re af Bimeta(lisme pi[ uere nRrpe.
renoe og tale iii @onuentionsn, %
bet er pnfeli9t, at en- tor Toriams
ling ptl mBoe op. laaat Der fan bltpe
ct fulbt l1otrpt for Trtmbntnin0s=
Beue9elIen ber 5taten.
eSames @. Griffin,
Weolem al Nationalfomtteen fro
Winnelota.