davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-03-10
gaO.9afota.

lleberaG I'M Gtaate riiten iih Die
Surmer fir Die 5riibjabr sarbeiten.
4 Die @iIenbabnasenten beridten, baf
auf iebem 3us meme aniietler in Den
Staat fommen.
9as pppuliitiide Gtaatscentral-
comite iuirb am I6. 3. R. III 5urun
eine @eriammluns abbalten.
4 Grei @efangsne brn6en aus Dem
@sfdnaniB in ganftpn aus, inbem lie Die
bifeH Gtansen pes @itters nerbosen.
II ssuIep6 g6aaer, ueIber in ben
Blncf 6ills felt ibrer eriten 8eiiebelung
tpubute, begging in 9eaopOuo @elbit=
moro.
n slns chamberlain fuirb beri9tet,
boB nod fDrttuabrenb Sungpieb bort
eingefiibrt tuirb, in 9eeroen uOn so
bis 500 Gtiid.
Suron. SpliSei6ef SuntleD leate
Ieia Simt nieber uno iuiro nd6Iter Gage
nab benz &lonbife perreifen. @rOBe
Senbungen 8artpffeln aeben bon bier
ab nach 9es Moines, &anias Gitp unb
5t. 2ouis. Der h0@fte Breis. Der be-
sablt tuirb, 1T IS Gents per Snihel.
N Die gummi5I6re pon @pint gOuni9
eriudbttsn ihren 8oriiber, glmer 9.
@ina, sum g6eriff an Gtelle al6e &ems
merer's, Der bas Nmt aus @eIunbbeit8s
rfdIidten niesertegte. GbparS RrieItlD
iuurbe sum ssa1folger Sings I'M gOutls
tprnth eripdblt. Der lestere lit jeBt
republifaniid1.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-03-10
Gdlipeiiers ,sintradlf.

9as merfiuiiroisfte 8Olt inter BEN
@6lfersemiIb oes alternoen europa iint
bod Die S6mei5er, rteint Elm 8e6ielz
blatt. sic baben brei NatiOnen unn
brei gatiOnalipra6en, 5ipeiunbsnansio
lIOuperdne Staaten nit eiseRenr &eht,
eigenen @eiuobnbeiten unb eisenen gtns
idaanngeu, ,itreng nb9esrenSte proteitan-
tii1e unb ebenIO Itrena aeihloiiene rD=
miifSfatboliide gnntOne unb oo1 BIZ.
ben iie iuieber einen Gtaat, ein 8as
terlaHb fir alle, Elm &ulf. llnb uie.
berum binbert bieie @lEbeit nidt, oaB
bic etnSelnen @ltebes 6es @an5en p1ne
Iieoe &hdiift auf bic Ra1barn ibre
,,natiOnaien" Site feiern unb @e6enf.
ta9e ibrer @eibi6te imo .3eiten, no
man chamber als srimnise Seinbe ges
genilberftano unb ii6 frdftislid auf Die
luetterfeiten 5dHpter i9lug. @or aurs
GEM tunrbe in ntebreren gnntonell Der
por fiinf5i9 Sabren iiber ben Gonberz
bnno Der iieben fatboliidea gantone err
fodtene Gie9 gefeiert, anb nun Sdifen
iih bic @aabtldnber an, ben I00idbris
gen @rbnrtstaa ibrer ,5reibeit", bas
lit Der 8efreiun9 BON Der Serri9aft Der
8erner, 5a besebeu, NIT 5eitgOttes6isnit,
&1nonen0onner. potriotiIhen &eben,
6eittafeln, Bnufer llno Grpmpeten. llhb
bann tuerben ii6 bic 8ertrettr oes 8p!s
fes BON @anbt anb Bern tuieber frieb-
lid auiammenIeben, Inn benz gemeinfa-
men 8aterlanbe @eiebe Sn geben nnb
iiber 6as 8obl Der gibgenofenl1aft 5u
ipahsn. Die Berner n6er tperben audi
ipdbreno Der s5eier I'm Ipnnigen @elf9=,
lamb nit ben iiber Die Gertreibnue bes
Barren illbelnben 3ahUarii quite s5reitHoz
1daft balten nnb iid) ibren GhDppen
8aaotldnoer itn6 luie nor i6niedel lni.
len. 8as lit bic Sreibeit i'm freien aanoe.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-03-10
y 9EE07'' = = 2 - - 7.7'-F v
.9ins hem ..SeattIe 9emptraf ]

gls benz Seattle 9emptrlt" ]
gon 3pea lit Die Sla6ri6t uon einfni
ibredlidben aber boffentlid beiiIamer
9lft Der gOltsiaitis ein9etrofen. Sin
.geuiiier S. 5anien uno Iein @efdbrtt
g9itliam 8aIltngton batten Die glusriis
flung zines @olOlu1ers aeItpblen mn
iuur0en babel nbsefaBt. @allingtou
periubte 81 entfliehen, iunrbe aber bari
uerfOtst unb natbte IdlieBtid auf Der
Ssiuht ieinem 2eben our1 einen &epul.
perI9nR Elm Gnbe. lleber Sanien iuur.
be iebo1 cine Ibreftide gtrdie Der.
hdngt. gr lunroe uon etner aus az
Mdanern betebenoen Surp on5u> pernr.
theilt, 6Tfentlidb aussepeitidt uao als
9ieb eebran0marft 5u iueroen. unf
oieie Gtrafe tuuroe aud, AM gbilfooi
8aB in Der 9edbe 0es Sheep Camps in
glnlpeienbeit elmer 9roBen MenIdenmen.
ee nit elmer IOl6en @riinolibtei polISo=
gen, oaB lidb idlisBlid Der onfueIennt
Nr5t in's Mittel le9en rraBte, nm Sanz
fen Dor Dem G6idIal, tootgepeitidt 81
iustoen, Sil bepabren. 0nd Der Nusi
peitIdung lpuroe benz 6anIen Elm @ta.
fat nit Dem @ort ,,9ieb" ,imgebdngt
uno bnnn luuroe er inter ben Spburn.
fen Der Men9e 5unl 2ascr hinaus9e.
|trDmmelt.
9iht fueniesr nls bier 8ainpfer nit
insgeiammt 900 @pI0Iuhern an 8orf
fubren am gOnntns mad gllosta ab.
gsit BEN am 0lontae bon 3Bea Die,
ansefummenen 9ampfer gcOtia tuur6t
Die 9a1riht iiberbraht, onB 2 @Olo.
Hiud)er, bic Dor einiget ,3eit bon 9atplOr
gitg na6 Der aiiite dufgebru9en iparen,
nidt iueit BON 9pea er1roren aufgefun.
ben fuurben. Die gerunglildien, oereu
gtamen unbetannt iirb. batten r1aiiens
baft @Oioitnab bel Iih, aber oerg6nnt
mar es ibnen leiber riht, iib Der iSriiG-
lie ihrer I6iperen uno gsI1hrIidsn @rs
6ett in elmer cipitiitrten nnsebnns gu
erfreuen.
Gie lebten bon 9nea un6 GtaaDaD
bier einsetroffenen 9ampfer baben 8e.
rihte BON benz Go6e elmer gan5eH 9ln.
sabl BON @oloIu6era in ben gebirgss
pdIien iiberbrncbt. Ser Sob tritt cir
infolse BON giIfenmnrdsldbmung @ies
renleiben O6er @rItarrung, herbeiae.
fiibrt 6ur1 Die bittere &dlte unO llebes-
nnitrensuns. Sie 8dfie beiinben iid
iest in einem iebr ithIedten .3uitanbe
unb bas 8aiiiren berielben nit @epdd
erforOert iibermdBise NnItren9ansen.
9as @eIdbrlibite lit, tpenn man bon
Der Gnitrensuns iiber ano iiber mii
|GdDetB bebed. tit. fid gum gIusraben
5in5uiesen. Gie 8dlte eritarrt ben
&6rper Bis alf Die &no9en uno Der 9ob
tritt oanu i@nea e,u.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-03-10
WseG0os eomntp.
@pencer, 8. Ntdrs ,9S

4
6riibiahr nnht idbUn iein grIdeinen.
6r. gsilhelm 8eppmiiller bot i6on
100 9[der 2ano gintt geeggt.
6err slnorens Shulse,. Uelher iehr
ffranf barnieberlag an elmer gtieren,
franfhelt lit tUieDer aui benz @ese Der
8eIieruna, tpOrii6er feline oielen Sreunoe
/ Itd Iebr freueri
Serr @erbarb &ublmnnn, tuel1er am
2HHgenfteber. frnnf Oernieoerlns, mar
bieIe ggu1e sum eriten Mai in Der
Sta0t, leit er iuieoer aif benz @e9e Der
Beiierun9 iid befinbet.
SSgau 8aui 9aidfe, SSrdu beg bieii-
gen ep. latb. 8nItors, iIt beute epn
9eu!i6lanb angefommeH. 6r. 8ni9tt
III ihr biz mad 5iOur SAILS entgeeen9e=
Ireiit i'm iie 81 empfnngen.
Sr. 5 8islOiD nnb ssrau pon Giour
Sails uaren cine 9an5e @phe bier in
iinIernl Gtdbthen uRb bnben cine 2Oge
Der glucient Srher Of 8iramios nit 40
MttslieoetH Orsnniiirt. l1uier Gtd6t=
den lit ieBt gut nit aogen oeripr9t.
8eItern iuurben tpieber spsi garlaz
bungen iunges 8inbDieb bier nb9elaben,
tpel6es bier inter ben 5armern Uer=
fault iuiro.
Sr. Sacpb 2abr bon ssnrmer mar
aeffern in Der 5tabt I'm iid nit 6arn=
MaI1inerien i'll perIorqen.
Sci 5rn. g. $. 3pbbins unb bel
8rOFeiiOr 8Ob9ers flapperte febte Bo6e
Der gtord unb ieBte auf jeoem Blas
eiHen frdftigen Sungen ab.
6r. 5rib aurs lit oln Z. b. Mis. aui
einige 8eif naeb Sripp 81 8eIufI
BEL Ieinen 8rtibern Seinrih unO So6n.
6. ge. Qinoefugei.
5alem. Sr. saccb 8nd5 lit nad)
Bribseuater iiberaeiieoelt. S. G6uei=
Der in gnerb 9oiunibip trifft 9tnftaIten
fir Die Grribtnng eines neuen 8obns
houIes. - Bei Eonp 8erner's fam Elm
ftranmer sSunse an. g26hIfen Montns
lnb 9ienita9 miro bier Elm 6armer's 3
Snititut abgebalten iueroen.
8ribsenoter. Ser Garmer
So6aHn 1I1etter ftorb am 9ienItas b. 90.
Mtath gbeebnn, tuet1er 6enl
8farrer @robis bier, bei benz er arr
beitete, 5000 itabl, fuur6e bOrige @ohe
in Gpd sgufiep, Soma dbgefnEt mo Ser
Siffsiberiff 5rsO. @orris boIte ibn nOn
OOrt bierher 3uriif. gdpen mar in
Canton 6ereits erfannt tuor6en unb lIs
er merfte, baB man ihm nnf ben 5erfen
mar, begab er iid gu SUB nad &of
8nlIeb, tuo Die 8ebbrben ibn nuf tele.
phoniihe @erifdnbisung bin iOfort in
GmpFang nabmen. @r bate nod S119
ltn6 Elm Geiie6illet nah Utah, bns er
fur $50 in Canton sefauit bate.
@untroie. SacOb S9oebel Jun.
mar bier in GeiddfteH cerbunoen nit
ieinent @rnnbbeiib,
ganiitota. s.. 5. Mpers tuurbe
gum 8orIiBer ber 8eh6rbe pom Ioipn-
flip Grant un0 Sp. Saas als Elm Mits
stieb berienisen pDn ganiftpta ertudblt.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-03-10
gionr gaus gdO.oafota eonnerfae ben 10 0aar 1898.

Der gerpilanSun9 iebt erIt Seisen, O1 bic
.neuen 8Hausea ibre Gi9enI9aften aud
IN Der t,enen 5eirtat beibebalteu ipiir.
ben. Sod haben fribere bernrtige 8eTr
inhe CUTE gr9e6niiIe geltefert unb es
iiegt fein @runo uor, iUarum niht aud
in Oieien Sale cine 8eretberIng Der
0tuspflanSer fir iranbe 2anbestbeite
eeiuonnsn iueroen Iollte
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-03-10

- Is tit us5y &aterrb IN 6ieier @s9eao oes sdnbss
as pou allen aIlSsrn Rrnntbeitsu jaommen lo BIG ~
BEN lsbien nbren gait er als pnbetl5or gele See!s
lana rfl6rtn Dottoren ibn flr cine otale &rantpeit
no 5risben lrsale psiimitte ocr nnb pa ie ibH init
dr,tlber gebanolng bstdKSg tidt turrten srtidrtel
ne ibn fur isheiIbaT. Die sEienIdGft bat bsmieisn
bas Ranrfb eiite oHiRltfoHsfrantbst 1T urto oeBhah
eotiitutieneGe 8ebnnoiuse sroyoert Salts 8atarfbs
Rnr fabristrt non s. S. Sbenep q CO., 1sleoo. Ssie
III sic bic stn3iee eonliiioHeae Rur i'm ae0rte. Sss
suirS innerlid III 0cen oesr abenpou 10 GIopisn big
III etneu, Eheet6IicI uo eeHome Sic MKT oirefl ol
SoS BIt iIsb bic fdlteiigs DbrHdde oe5 SplenS. Sts
bitten siubuuofrt DSuurs y eneR Tau, ben III fii=
riren uerfeblt foB gih eirtisars iHe 5eN9Hte snss
rnen. Aorelirt:
BesfaiiEt pcn aHsn speihetegH Ereis I5c- .-aAd
f5aE!' s;samilien. EtIlfa IInh Die heitsn.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-03-10
gSie sstast aut assgftebt. !.

Gin seiltnbes ausieben iit fuirtlid
ntehr als Snut tief. Oefin es rlbrt bon
einem seiunben 3aitanbe Der Sauptur,
game ber. @enn bic 2sber iintbdtig iIt,
fat ranu Elm galIiges Gusieben. luenn ber
Magen selt6rt in, iiebt man bbspeptiId,
nus, iueHn sic Mierenleiben baben. iehen
sic aeDlast aus. Geien sic seInnb unb
Sic luer6en gut aisIehelt. Electric
gitters' lit Elm gutes 9Ilteratio ano 50.
mic. Birft oireIt ouf ben Mngen. bic
Sober iinb Die gieren, reinigt bas 8lut,
'beitt Bimples, 8lotd1es uno 8eulen unb
aibt eine CUTE 6autfarbe. Se0e 6lnfde
lift garantirt. 8erfauft in Der beutIdsn
ap0i6efe BON @teenlen & @pbn.
so Gents per 5faI9e.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-03-10

2eBten Gamltng ertranf Elm sSar
niersiOhn Mamens MilIer aus gtebrasfa
i'm MiiiOuri bei Nnnftun; titnem er ben
6tnB alif oem moriden @iS Su ilber.
idareiten iudts. brod er Elm. Der 2eids
nam funnte nidt gefunbeu lueroen,
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-03-10

s. G. Campbell BON CANTON lit
BON @Ouuerueur See 5lim 8erfiIberanssz
eDmHiIglr anserIeben.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-14
TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at St. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati md Other Places.

ST LOUIS. Dec. 13-Flour dull. Wheat-Spot
higher: No. red. cash. elevator. 691hc bid track,
6S1&07015c; December, 70Ac; May, 69lsc; July.
644c; No. hard, cash, 64F165c Corn-Futures
fractionally higher. Spot higher; No q cash. 32c
bid; December, 31%c; May, 327sQS9c. Oats
steady for SPOT and higher for options No. 2,
cash. &c bid; track, 2715c; December. &c; May.
seed higher at S1.01 Prime timothy seed. $3.50.
Corn meal, S1.55Q160. Bran easier; sacked, east
track, Sc Hay-Timothy firm at S7GlS; prairie
dull and easy at s725G7.50 Cotton ties and bag
ging unchanged. Whisky steady at 81 &c. Butter
lower; creamery. 166p22c; dairy, 13n1Sc. Eggs
firm at 20c. Pork lower; standard mess. jobbing,
old. s. 25; new. 80 35. Lard lower: prime steam,
s. %; choice. s. 10 Dry-sat meats-Boxed shou-
deTs. A.12Iz: extra shorts. %.621s ribs, $40;
shorts, 4S7ia Bacon--Boxed shoulders S.: extra
shorts, S5.12k ribs s5.35z shorts. s5.62h Re
ceipts-Flour 5000 brls; wheat, 10000 bu; corn,
SO. COO bu; cats, $500 blu. Shipments-F1orr 1900
brls wheat, 1000 bu; corn, 1870 bu OATS IL 900
bu.
BALTIMORE. Dec 13.-Flour dull and I'M
changed: receipts. e s04 brs: exports 300 brls
TlN0T4c: steamer No. 2 red 6sGssAc; receipts
81 600 bu: exports ESQ 900 bu Southern wheat by
sample, 6sG72c; Southern wheat on grade 6Sls0
7i1Ec. Corn easy; spot and month. S9a39Ac;
steamer mixed 35G35sc; receipts. 24l. $50 blu:
ports, Pa, S73 bu: Southern white corn. 36Q3ehc:
Southern yellow. 3524 n3SStc. Oats dull and easy
No . white, s2jkd33c; No. mixed. 31A6032c; re-
cepts, q, 9l3 bu exports none Butter steady and
unchanged Eggs steady; fresh. 23924c. Cheese
steady and unchanged.
CINCINNATI. Dec. 1s-Flour dull Wheat
nrrn; No. red. 671zc. Corn quiet; No. mixed
2sSe Oats easier; No. mixed, 2Ssac Rye quiet;
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-14

BOSTON. Dec. 13.-The wool market here con-
tinues to show q certain amount of activity. with
prices a fairly settled basis Territory woods
yet lead the sale. with prices ruling all the way
from 40c to 45c, secured, for staple lots. Fleece
woods are selling fairly we'll with prices steady
Australian woods have been moving. the business
reported being nearly 100000 pounds at current
ing descriptions: Ohio and Pennsylvania ieeces-
and above. Csc; Xxx. Csc: Xxx and above, sc;
delaine 2sQ30c: No. combing. @ic No comb
ing. 2GSoc. Michigan. Wisconsin,. ete.--X Mich
igan, 22G23c; No Michigan conbing. 2sc No 2
Michigan combing 2SQ2Sc; No Illinois combing
New Hampshire and Vermont &c; No. New
York. New Hampshire and Vermont. Csc; delaine
and ISdiana ISood COMBINE 2oSaic: abiood p
G22c: Missouri A-bood combing 2Oc braid comb
ing. 1SG19c Lake and Georgia. lSQ20c. Texas
secured, 49@45c Territory wools-Montana fine
medium and fine. 14G16c; secured. 4Sc; staple, AZ
ne 1sigc sco1red stapIe HAS Aus
tTalian (scoured basis)-Combing, supernne, f0g
TIC; good, 65Q6Sc; average, 62q65c.
LONDON. Dec. 1S.-The present series Of the
wool auction sales for this year closed TODAY with
a good attendance Of buyers present. The closing
tone was firm and the prices realized to-day were
practically the best of the series. The number
to home buyers and $4,000 to the continent. At
the opening OF the sales competition was active
and merinos firm Fine cross breds were we'll
maintained. while low, coarse stock ruled irreg-
ular at fall of per cent under the october
figures The demand for mernos increased, the
first week of the sale medium scoureds and
greasies and secured locks and pieces advanced 5
per and finer grades of wool were better sup
ported. Yorkshire woods sold at full value and
at an unappreciable advance over the prices OBJ
tanned at the October sales. Cross-bredS were
well sought for since the opening and especially
medium and coarse. Heavy continental stocks
were low. owing to the BuenoS Ayres gold
premium being against them and the fact that
French buyers had turned their attention here at
the same time. Yorkshire woods increased in de-
mand. Riverina new clip woods turned out lighter
and of dirtier quality than in 1897. South AUS
tralan woods were heavier and Of better quality.
South African stocks in strong demand
throughout.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-14

CHICAGO, Dec. 13.-Receipts of cattle to-day
were unusually small. but prices barely
steady. buyers showing no eagerness TO take hold
and asking concessions in some cases. The class
of offerings fairly good Common habitat
steers brought $3SOQ4.25, fair to good shipping
steers selling for $4.50Q5.J0 while prime to fancy
cattle disposed Of at So 60n6 los; stockers and
feeders sold largely at $3.2544 10. Calves were
active, grades selling for $3Gl5. Is while
prime lots brought SCGt6.75.
Offerings of hogs were large, but the demand
active and prices ruled stronger with sales
largely sc above yesterdays closing quotations.
Hogs sold all the way from s325 20 1885 for the
commoner droves up 10 $.45Q352l2 for good to
Prime lots, heavy packing lots going for So. 20Gp
3.40 prices showing marked narrowing
tendency. The average quality was easier.
A fair demand caused advance OF about Zoe
in choice lambs and choice sheep sold better, but
heavy weights were again Disseminated against
Most Of the sheep fed Westerns and they
sA&44.50 and lambs found buyers at H4l535 for
inferior TO prime lots. feeders selling at a. 40G475
Recepts-cattle. ESQ., hogs, -, 600; sheep, 1000
NEW YORK, Dec. 13.-Beaves-Receipts, 257; no
trade; feeling steady. Cables unchanged. Ex-
ports. 40 quarters Of beef. CalvesReceipts. 49,
Market quiet. but steady; veals. AUl50: barnyard
calves S3663 Is: one car OF Westerns, $500
ket nominally weak at s555G3.10.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 1858. Very little de-
mand and prices steady; sheep, $SQ450 culls,
$3.50: lambs. s4.s0d5G0.
ST. LOUIS, Dec 13.-Cattle-Receipts, 3. 40O in
Guiding loo Texans; shipments. 500. Market
steady. but slow; fair TO fancy native shipping
and export steers. %.25m540 bulk at s46oQ5.3o:
dressed beef and butcher steers. s3.50d530. bulk
at s3s0Q5 -: steers under 1000 lbs, $SQ4.25 bulk
at So 403 70; stockers and feeders 81 30ti As bulk
at s3.260s40; and heifeTs. S2Q450. bulk OF
COWS, $2.ooQs40; bulk OF heifers, 5l5QS.75; bulls.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-14
CHEAP TRAVELLING in '98
NO POINT IN THE COUNTRY BETTER
TREATED THAN INDIANAPOLIS.
The Heavy Freight Traffic on the Fort
Wayne observation-disclosures and
Personal Mention.

"I have the figures" said passenger Off
cial Ito prove that at no railroad center in
the United States have there been as many
days on which reduced rates We're given by
the railroads as to Indianapolis the past
year. There have been 191 days in which re-
duced rates were made to this city. including
Sundays. On six week days a 81 rate was
given from points within radius of seventy
five miles. and on twenty-four Sundays some
one of the roads made 81 rate to Indianap-
oils, and on every Sunday all roads made
q One-fare rate round trip to indianapolis
from any local point on their lines. There
have been 100 week days, including the holi-
days, in 1885, on which people could come to
Indianapolis at reduced rates. There have
been on week days on different occasions
three grades of rates; first. one fare and one
third for the round trip; second. one fare for
the round trip; third, l cent mile, as in the
case of some OF the cOnvocations held at
Indianapolis, and believe that had the rate
been cents per mile, with no reduced rates
for any meeting or convention, the COM
panes would, in the aggregate, have re-
ceived more revenue than they have under
the present methods of giving reduced rates.
1 have made inquiry and am unable to find
a railroad center which was so much favored
in this direction as Indianapolis. OF course,
there are but few points in the United States
where as many meetings and conventions
are held as in this city
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-14

causes a weaker tone To prices OF provisions On
Commission row trade is good and prices fFnner:
The produce market Is fairly active. Eggs and
butter are firm and poultry weak.
The local grain market, on Increasing receipts.
s1Da to the demand demand Track BIDS
reported by the secretary of the Board OF Trade
ruled follows
cember, SIC; wagon wheat, 65c.
Corn-No. l white. s1isc; NO white Zone
mixed 3Oisc; No white mixed. 301kc; No i
white MIXED. 2s4G2Shc; No; yellow, S1c No 8
SO1sc: No. 8 mixed, sol4e; No mixed. 2sl4Q2Sl2c;
oats1No white, 2s1sc; No. white. zoe: No.
Hay-No. / timothy. $50; No. timothy. $3.50
inspections-wheat: No red 3 cars; No. 3. 5;
total cars Corn: No. white, IL cars; No. T.
2; No. yellow, 6; No. mixed, 8; No. A. /; no
white car. Hay: No. timothy,
Poultry and other Produce.
prices paid by shippers)
Poultry-Hens sc; spring chickens sc; cocks
21zc; hen turkeys, young snd fat. TIC; hens, &C.
toms SC; ducks. &c; geese 40c for full feathered,
Cheese"New York full cream. 1oa11c; skins,
6GSc; domestic SWISS 12lac; brick, l2c; limburger
Butter-Choice, 111kc; poor. 6GSc; Elgin cream
Eggs~Canded, zoe per doz.
Feathers-Prime geese. SOc per ID; prime duck.
O Beeswpax-sOc for yellow: Csc for dark
Wool-Medium unwashed, 1711Sc; tub-washed,
2O@25c; bury and understandable. SC less.
G GenessgSS1sf Per snipe, sso14O per doz
Ducks Mallard, 1915 per doZ; other wild ducks,
$2q2. Is per doz. Rabbits 5OqSOc. Prairie chick
HIDES, TALLOW. ETC.
Green-saIted Hides-No. l. SEC; No ?, re; No.
/ calf, 10c; No. 2 calf SIC.
Grease-White. &c; yellow , 2l5c; brown 2Ac.
Bones-Dry, Sl2Q13 per ton.
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An Apology.
,,,or :, ,ha 1nd,ananoI,s Journal.

TO the Editor OF the Indianapolis Journal:
AS my remarks in my letter to the Jour
nal late In last month"; written to confirm
Newton A. Truebloo6s view Of the DulSho-
bors lack of title to the name of Quakers,
and TO add requested information. have
been construed by some as a reflection on
him. wish TO say that nothing said therein
about the methods of some reporters was
conceived of by me as applying to him in
the least. Surprising he was some esteemed
part well according to authorities within
present reach.
No person has suggested any apology
from me. yet it pains me to have panied
brother. But apology is. / am willing to
think due to the New York reporter, and
such on whom alone / reflected.
]. II. DILLINGHAM;
Philadelphia, Dec. Il.
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s2.S5a3.4e 90; Texas and Indian steers. 2.l50s.s0.
with top at s. ana bulk at S3u4i0; cows and
heifers. s2.5e0S25.
IIogs-Receipts. 15 900; shipments 1s0o Market
steady: Workers. SS.10q3.25; packers, sZs00S-o3;
butchers s3.300s3.5o
Sheet,-Reccipts. 900: shipments none Market
steady TO firm; native muttons. SS50u4.25; cults
and bucks, s2.5O13 20; stockers. $780, lambs. $3.50
65.e0
KANSAS CITY. Dec. 2.-Cattle-Receipts.
10 GO natives and 100 Texans. Liberal supply. con-
sstlng largely OF fair quality slaughters that sold
active; good feeders were In light supply and SOLD
steady to shade higher; holiday cattle sold at
s6; heavy dressed beef steers. S5a9540 light
weights. s4q5l0 stockers and feeders. s. 250f.50s
Western steers. SS9AS5; Texas steers, $3N4.75;
Texas butcher cows, S2.65qs.25; canning stock.
$2@26e
Hogs-Reeeipts 2O.54a Local packers were ac-
tive buyers sc advance for heavies. while lights
5Ml0c higher: heavies, $.35G3-50; mixed,
Sc 3003. 45: lights. s. 20M3. 40.
Sheep-Receipts, 4.920. Local packers were &C
tive buyers at l0c advance in prices: lambs. $3.50;
muttons, sS.75QA.25; feeding lambs, 8 S0g4 20
feeding sheep. S.25Q3.75; stockers, S2.5ea3.5o
CINCINNATI. Dec lS.-Cattle steady at $500
47O.
Hogs steady at S3G340.
Sheep steady at 50 25@4: lambs strong at s4d5.25.
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AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices in Produce at the Sea-
boards Commercial Metropolis.


NEW YORK, Dec. 13.-Flour-Receipts, 1858
brls; exports H. ass brs. Market fairly active and
frmer at previous prices. Corn meal firm. Bar
ley malt easy.
Wheat-Receipts, 800 bu; exports, $4,000 bu.
Spot firm; No. 2 red. 76Ac Options opened firm
and ruled so all day; closed strong at 1s@Tsc net
advance. There active covering of shorts on
bullish foreign news, a small interior movement,
strength in corn and big clearances: January,
II 15-1ec; March, 721a@73lAc closed at 7S1sc
Corn-Receipts. 1O3S75 bu; exports, 25s, 254 bu.
Spot steady No. 2, 41c. f. o b. afioat. Options
opened firm and advanced by strong cables dis
appointing receipts and covering; closed 3GDkc
net higher; May, S9asG29S4c, closed at 39Ac
Oats-Recepts, COO bu; exports, 125 bu. Spot
drmer; No 2, 313sc; No. white, 32lzc. Options
inactive.
Cotton seed oil firm; prime crude. 171sch prime
yellow 21G22c.
Coffee-Options opened steady at 3 points de-
cline; ruled inactive and featureless, unsatis-
bullish advices from Brazil and frmness of local.
but no investment demand; closed steady, from
unchanged to points higher. Sales. ,710 bags.
including: January. 570Qo.75c February $500
5.S5c; March, 5.90G5 Csc; April. 5.95c: May, ca
6.05c. Spot coffee-Rio firmer; No. T. invoice 6%c,
iobbing 7isc. Mild steady Cordova, 7&0D15c Sales,
good general business doing.
Sugar-Raw irregular; fair refining. 3 15-16c;
centrifugal Sc test. 7-16c; molasses sugar,
11-16c Refined irregular