davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-21

~o1o" yOSs hrucno rZek1
Witczak ale pc to wyszed} kubieh-
ski Ramorino, tylko mi dziwno, ze
prawie POI wojska wys}ali.
= Zamierzaja pewno wyprawe jaka!
= Mech i'm sic dobrze wiedzie i
wyproznili kubki, po' ZEN zap}aoiwszy
ruszyli dalej W miasto.
l poszli razem. Ulice by}y pe}ne
ludu ruch by} wielki miedzy obozem
a miastem. Oko}o cukierni przeohodzac
~ujrzeli wychodzacych kilkunastu star
szyzny, ~pu}kowDik6w i jenera}ow. Sa-
lutujac przesli, a urywki rozmowy do
chodzi}y ich uszu!
= Do trzechset djab{6w m6wi}
j%enera} tom sic zgra}. Chyba ME
czysta sprawl!
Wtem u%jrzeli starego konowa{a Ma
cioszka, przyzwoicie ~odzianego.
= Witajoie doktorze! dawno was ME
widzielim.
- Helf Gotta, zabiaki, mysla}em
zescie pogineli, re lezyoie ma jakim po-
bojowisku. a wyscie zdrowi!
- Me ze wszystkiem - rzek{ Smile
jao sic Wolski tn przeszed{ mi bag
net.
Alez wujaszku - powiadajoie,
coscie robili.
- Pas nych, chcecie ma divorce roz-
mawia6 zabiaki - wstapimy lepiej.
- Dobrze = i wstapiwszy zasiedli
ko}o sto}u.
No, coz? jak z wami by}o.
% Boze, daj Boze, jak najlepiej-
ale mia}em DUO k{opotow.
- Jak to?
- Pos}ali mnie, Gotta liebe Gotta do
Stryjehskiego, do zak}adu jazdy!
- Prawda rzek{ kapral widzia-
lem ia tam was kiedys, siysza}em, zes.
Gle mieli zdarzenie!
- Cicho zabiaki - ME przerywaicie
doktorowi. Chcieli mnie szelmy do
piechoty wziad, ale ia rzekne: Bog mas
a my jego, niepojdziemy wszysoy do
niego, a wybysta choieli wszystkich do
piechoty wsadzic! Pass nych. ia po-
wiadam, doktor cd ludzi i koni - ka-
pral cd czwartego puiku u}anow, do
Piechoty is6 ME mysle. Dobrze, zoba-
czymy, koh jeuera}a spedzony wy
lecz go, DO z MIN lie. TAX poszed}em
do konia a PREY koniu byl sam Sryjeh-
ski, ME W mundurze, ale W cywilnem
ubraniu. Pyta mnie, a tvs konowa}?
a ia Gotta liebe Gotta zabiaki - ia lecze
byd{o i ludzi! On bardzo sic oburzy{ i
kaza} mnie imac do aresztu, dopiero
rotmistrz mnie wyt}omaczy}, dawny
znajomy: on jenera}a ME INA, kazdemu
tax m6wi - to jego zwyczaj, a konia
wykuruje. Vice powiada j%enera}: ko-
MIA ~zepsujesz, dostaniesz kare dubelto-
wa, wyleczysz to %talara! ia konowi
krwi puszcze, paine 60 W kark; POI
kubka juchy wyciek}o, ale ko6 by}
zdrow. Jenera} da} mi talara i prawi:
ruszaj z Bogiem. ia mu {adnie po-
d~ziekowa}em a on mowi: co cheese "a
nagrode wiecej, bonn rad! Olejku juz
pred tenn trocbe wypi}em, wiec by}em
bardzo smialy, co W sercu to ma jezyku.
Prosze, zeby mnie pan j%eneral do linji
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-21

skrzydle pred rogatkami olskiem
staso pie6 tysiecy piechoty' z garscia
jazdy, ma lewym ku Whsle 20 tysiecy
Umihskiego zajmowalo income stano-
wisko. Stutysieczna armja Paszkiewi-
CA z czterystu dzia}ami gotowa}a sic
do szturmu, DO dowiedzia}a sic przez
gadatliwos6 polskiego p~arlamentarza,
ze po}owa polak6w wyruszyla pod Ra-
morinem j bile sic o trzydziesoi mil.
Pierwszy battalion czwartego pulku
stall pod bronia pred Czystem, POI GO
dziny pred rogatkami wolskiemi. w
gestej mgle rysowa}y sic ma prawo i
lewo niewyrazne szahce drugiej linji.
Powoli zacze}a mg}a rzednac, zdala o
6wierc mill majaczy}y zamazane ma
w~idnokregu okopy Wolf. Malachowski,
zastepca wodza, galopowa} ku lewemu
skrzydlu, ~s}uchajac rych}o szturm sic
rozpocznie. Zegarek w~skazywa} plata,
skros mglistych tuman6w jekna} zdala
pod VIOLA strza} jeden i drugi, a wkrot-
ce zagrzmia}y Gale salwy studzia}owe,
ogarniajac Wole i nasypy sasiednie poi
milowa wstega ognia. Mg}a zacze}a
opada6, ale nowy tuman wznios} sic,
dym siny, co chwila przerywany ognis-
lynn wybuchem. S}abo grzmia&a odpo-
wiedz, tylko kilkanascie dzia} nieci}o
ogieh z polskiej strony.
Dzia}a grzmia a grzmia, scierajac ma
proch wa{y Wolf i sasiednie barkany, a
piecdziesiat polskich dzia{ rezerwowych
stoi W milczeniu nieruchomem.
Przypada anjutant Ma}achowskiego.
- Gdzie komendant artylerji, gdzie
Benz?
- Niema 60!
Tymczasem grzmi ciagle kanonada.
Siedmdziesiat dzia} nowych przybywa
i ogarnia GAIA pierwsza LIMA nasypow
polskich jedna traba kurzu i ognia "a
polskie baterje rezerwowe stoja ME
ruchome, Benz pod kara rozstrzelania
zakaza{ szefom baterji rusza6 sic bez
jego rozkazu. Dembihski zamiast z ca
Ia dywizja ruszyc z pod Czystego ma
pomoc, biezy z jednym b~ataljonem tyl-
ko i czterema dzia1ami wspierac Wole.
Juz dwie godziny wre walka. Bar
kany wystawione ma ogieh ciag}y ME
istnieja, wal z piasku, kulami rozorany
rozsypa} sic W row, palisady p~owalone,
jak kregle, dzia}a milcza zdemontowa-
ne. Tu ley armata peknieta, trupy
kanonier6w porozdzieranych ~wybuchem
otaczaja ia; tam druga re zdruzgotana
laweta, a ~wszedzie pe}no trupow pie
choty, zmiatanej kulami wroga od ko6-
ca do kohca. Zdala zaczernia{y masy
p~iechoty moskiewskiej, to szturm ma
obumar}e juz barkany.
Ale o trzysta krokow ozywiaja sic
gru'y j z}omki, gesty ogieh piechoty
polskiej trzeszczy zewszad, zo}nierze
straciwszy wszelkie czucie i zmys} "a
chowawczy ME dbaja o mic, karabin jak
maszyny raz do nogi, drugi raz do ra-
mienia biora, nabijajac nabojami ode
branemi poleg}ym, ME czujac, jak pa
rzy rozogniona lufa. Milkna kolejno
strza}y, DO ME stale naboi, s{ychaG
wrzask hurra, podniecone vodka t}umy
m~oskiewskie napadaja oba nasypy "a
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-21
Dzielny Pu}k Czwarta-
k6w.
(Ciag dalszy).

(Ciag dalszy).
- Me dostaniemy GO, DO 60 austria
cy trzymaja.
= Krukowiecki - ten niema zadnej
powagi!
= Czemu? zapyta1 kapral, jam
nieswiadomy niczego, ale s}ysza}em, re
Krukowiecki sic wiele krzata?
= Krukowiecki = odpar{ Wolski-
tylko udaje, jemu ohodzi, by o MIN
m6wiono; to dummy dziad i ogromnie
zawistny, on chce sic wynies6 kazdym
sposobem. P6ki by} komendantem
Warszawy tylko, stawia} barykady ma
smiech, z pude3 sosnowych pe}nych gno-
ju i smieci, bruk popsu}, re teraz sam
kareta po ulicach z t~rudnosoia jezdzic
moze; co z}apa} zydka ~szachraja, zaraz
krzycza}, re szpieg, i wiesza} ma Mura-
movie; k}oci} sic re S~krzyneckim; p}a-
zowa} gwardzist6w narodowych, CO z
pikami strzegli kup smieoi i sklep6w
zydowskich; przeprasza} p~}azowanych
znowu; krzycza{ wszedzie, re sam jeden
Polske zbawi6 moze. Ze Skrzyneckie-
GO ME cierpiano, DO wojsko zmarnowa}
i moskali pusci}, wieo uwierzono jemu.
Wywo}a} tedy rozruchy wieszania
zdrajc6w, Rad sic zlak}; jego mianowa-
no naczelnikiem. Teraz ma CO chcia},
ludowi ige pokazuje, jak sic kilka ty-
siecy tegiej WARY do gwardji narodo-
wei zg}osi}o, odrzuci} wszystkich, DO
pomysla}, lie bedzie re NINA, jak sic
poznaja, wojsko zostawia W nieporzad-
ku, to ma bye w6dz!
No, a M~a}achowski, co 60 W ko-
mendzie zastepuje?
= Zacny to %jenera}, ale "a starry i "a
7s}aby, ME przyjdzie do porzadku z je-
nera}ami. Wszystko wzie}o ma kie{ pod
~Skrzyneckim, s}ucha6 laden niechce,
kiedy k~omenderowa}.
- Dobryby by} Umihski - rzek}
Witczak albo Dembihski, przecie On
przywiod} wojsko z Litwy do Warsza-
wy, kiedy drudzy woleli ucieka6 do
Prus!
Ciby sic bill - odpar} Wolski - ale
Dembihski by} juz wodzem, a pc trzech
dniach mia} dosyc i bu{awe z}ozy};
Umihski zas niewytrwa}y jest!
"A Benz zapyta} kapral CO
rekrutow Czyzewskiego uczyl ciska6
granaty reczne9
Widzielismy 60 PREY robooie pod
Ostro}eka, Iganiami - powiedzia} Mi
k~o}ajewski tam d%zielnie sic spisa}.
- Ia pozwoleniem koledzy zwro-
OH sic do mich siedzacy obok lekko-
konny artylerzysta, znajomy Wolskie-
go....
- Prosimy!
Benz dzielnie komenderuje batter
ia, to tylko ogieh bile przez cz}owieka,
jak on zakrzyknie. By}em pod Ostro-
ieka W jego baterji. Jak jest W ogniu,
to chcia}by re skory wyskoczy6, ME-
cierpliwy ogromnie, tylko konna batter
ia moze "a jego rozkazem ~wyskoczy6.
Przytem ME lubia 60 W wojsku, bo jest
ogromnie opryskliwy.
- Pradzyhski byIby ME z}y "a
-.ol .-ru, H..goA I--I
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-15

BOSTON. Nov. 1.-THE American Wool and
Cotton Reporter will say OF the wool trade to-
morrow: The market has continued active and
though the sales for the past week figured up
The Improvement noted in prices just before the
election has been fully maintained and on some
lines Of secured and pulled woods slightly better
reported. have been secured, but manufacturers,
as rule, are not willing to pay any advance
beyond that noted in the market report of last
week. The dress goods mills have been the
principal buyers. Some of the Maine mills have
been reported in the market and have taken on
some fair sized lines of wool. The moderate and
smaller sized mills have been more OF factor
In the market. The American Wooden Company
has bought only moderately. The bulk OF the
week business has been in Territories. grading
nne and fine medium. California and oregon
woods. The sales OF the week in Boston amount
ed 10 1906 900 lbs domestic and no. 900 lbs foreign
making total OF $3.50 lbs. against total OF
6,2O5.oO0 for the previous week. and a total OF
c,5ld,U6 lbs for the corresponding week last year
The sales since Jan. ] amount to 124. 800 lbs
against 800 SO lbs for the corresponding time
last year. The receipts OF wool in Boston this
week amount to 2. i60 bales domestic and HI
bales foreign. making total of 500 bales,
against 5,2S2 bales last week and 12,0 bales Tor
the corresponding week last year. The total re-
ceipts since Jan. l have been .l4 bales do
nestle and 1888 bales foreign, against 5ts.y 700
bales domestic and Il, SS5 bales foreign for the
corresponding period OF 1899 This is a decrease
OF 2Sl, 262 bales domestic and increase or AZ loo
bales foreign.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-15

NEW YORK, Nov. H.-Butter-Recepts. 6,377
packages. Market firm; State dairy, 15q24c;
creamery. 17Q26e; June creamery, 17I23e; fac
tory, 1lG1Shc; imitation creamery 14QlSi9c.
Cheese-Receipts. 6.779 packages. Market steady;
large September fancy, l0Ac; small September
fancy, lie; large October fancy, 10Ac; small DC
tober fancy. 1012c Eggs-Receipts, $3.50 pack
ages Market firm; Western. regular packing,
at mark. 2GG24c: Western, loss off, 2Sc
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. i4.-Butter firm and
in good demand; fancy Western creamery, 25i9c;
fancy Western prints. 2sc. Eggs firm; fresh
nearby, 26c; fresh Western, Csc; fresh South
western. 24c; fresh Southern, 25c. Cheese quiet;
New York full creams fancy small, 1l0llAc;
New York full creams, fair to choice, iOdlOl9c.
CHICAGO, Oct. lion the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was quiet. Creameries.
15Q24c; diaries, 121a91Sc. Cheese active ct 100
llAc. Eggs active; fresh. DC
KANSAS CITY, Nov Eggs firm; fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock. 171sc per dozen. loss
off. cases returned; new whitewcod cases I'M
cluded. 1ec
CINCINNATI. Nov. Eggs firm at 19c. But
ter firm and unchanged. Cheese firm at lie.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. H.-Butter steady; creamery,
20Q25c; dairy, 1Sd20c. Eggs steady at 17i4c.
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ElaeWhere.

CHICAGO. Nov. 14.-Cattle-Receipts. 1900. in
GLIDING 2.c00 Westerns and 900 Texans. The
market sc to loo lower, except for choice
heavy weights Natives: Best on sale to-day
three carloads at 1885, good 10 prime steers S. 30
@sSS !, poor TO to medium; s. selected feed
S2.50a4.20: heifers. s275qi75 Gamers, ST. 25d2 i0
bulls, s2.25Q4.40: calves 4q5.S5- Texans Re
ceipts 500. Best sale to-day, four carloads at
$3.50; Texas fed steers. siq4SO; Texas grass
steers s3.S0d41O; Texas bulls. s25Oa325.
Hogs-Receipts today. q. GEO. The market was
and butchers. Ne00492lz; good to choice heavy
81. 70Q4.s0, rough heavy. A-55q4.65: light. s.e0q
4.92k: bulk of sales. S4-75d4.S5
Sheep-Receipts, 2O,o00 The market was firm
and active; lambs steady Good TO choice weth-
ers. s4Ga2o; fair TO choice mixed. g soai 10;
native lambs, A5045.40; Western lambs, $d5. 40
NEW YORK. Nov. Observation-Disclosures 1850
Steers active, but loc lower; good bulls and COWS
AS; bulls. s2qs5o: cows. sl,5o@s.eo; choice fat
cows. 81. Cables steady. Shipments, 50 cattle
Is sheep and $50 quarters Of beef
Calves-Recepts. 2.2ls. Veals barely steady
grassers fully &c lower; nearly all sold. Veals
s5as.5o: little calves. s49i50; grassers. s. 750
as: Southern calves. $3.50
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 13 4e5 Sheep firm
70 15c higher; good lambs strong; all grades IN
demand Sheep, s2.5o9425; culls. sl.50Gz 25
ada lambs. s.. c2iSfi5.s5
Hogs-Receipts. S.OSs. The market was steady
at s5.25a5.4O. State pigs $3.50.
KANSAS CITY Nov 14-Cattle-Receipts a.
600 natives. 1000 Texans. 1890 calves killing
grades choice stockers and feeders steady and
active. Native steers S. 7cd550 stockers and
feeders. 50. 25<if.50. butcher and heifers
s3a425; Gamers. s2Gjd3; grass Texans. S3.I5Q
3.55: wintered Texans. S365q4. 40: fed Westerns
S375n4 20: calves. So 3065.50.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900. Trade opened slow at
Sc 10 l0c lower, and closed very active. with the
decline nearly regained Heavy. H75G4 seq :
mixed. A709iso. light. A7O64s25k pigs. 81 25
Ni.e0.
sheep-Receipts $500. The market was ac-
tive and steady 10 l0c higher. Lambs. sos 81 !;
muttcns. ss.5oQ460; stockers and feeders. So. "a
a. culs. 81 7663.25.
ST. LOUIS. Nov observation-disclosures. 300, in
Guiding 900 Texans. The market was slow and
steady. Native shipping ana export steers 81 IS
as 20: dressed beef and butcher steers, 81 40f
5g5: steers under 1908 lbs IS. 5oQ5. stockers anc
feeders. 81 50u4.45. and hefers x24l.7-
Gamers. S.25G2. Is: bulls, s24450 Texas and In
dian steers. s2.759s-5o; cows and hslfers. s.. g
Gas.
lower Pigs and lights. sae0Q4.s0: packers f4.c0
al 70: butchers 42cQA3
Sheep-Recepts. 500. The market was slow
and weak. Native muttons. s3s5Qfz5. lambs.
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WHEAT STILL DECLINING
BUT UNABLE TO DOMINATE THE 9TH
Err CEREAL MARKETS.
Oats steady and Corn Firm, the Latter
Fraction Improved-Au Provi-
sions show Small Gains.

CHICAGO, Nov. 14.-wheat declined to-day on
weak cables. small clearances and weak -four
reports December closing ssc under yesterday
Corn closed &c higher and oats a shade lower.
Provisions at the close 2laQse improved
The heavy wheat liquidation of yesterday was
continued to-day with few interruptions. The
market opened with show of steaGiness. De-
cember AQAc TO a shade higher at 7SAc
10 73c on covering by shorts who were influenced
by the comparatively slight decline at Liverpool
in the face of the 1isdlSsc slump here yesterday.
The market held only for a moment however,
as there was plenty of long wheat waiting to be
dumped into the pit. Bearish feeling was en-
couraGed by a further decline az Liverpool,
slump at Antwerp equal to Ike. and Minneapolis
reports saying two-thirds of the -four mills there
had been closed. Later the small clearances,
lo1. 900 bu in wheat and -four. at the seaboard.
caused further alarm among holders. December
slumped from the opening to 72hc. where the
market steadied On proft-taking by shorts, and
rallied to 72s4c. This support the reaction
ceased, and the market again dragged. Decem-
Der dropped to 72lsc and closed weak. sc under
yesterday at 72hQ72ssc. New York reported
twenty-one loads taken Tor export. Primary ie-
cepts aggregated 63l 900 bu, compared with Sl6,-
600 bu last year. Minneapolis and Duluth re-
ported S9l cars. against 6Sl year ago. Local
receipts were 10 cars, seven OF contract grade.
Corn exhibited moderate degree of activity
and entire independence of the wheat weakness,
save at the outset of trading. Business was
small in volume, and the strength due to
scarcity of offerings The small stocks and con-
tinued light country offerings were the factors
in sustaining prices. Receipts were s3s cars.
December sold between S5k@S5%c and Sec. clos
ing &c higher at $3.50. The cash demand was
good, but the high lake rates interfered with the
contamination Of many deals.
Oats dull and bare of features. but steady
with corn. Receipts, CO cars. December sold
between 2i7sG22c and 221sc and closed shade
lower at &c.
Provisions were easier early on the unexpected
ly heavy run of hogs and lower prices at the
yards. Receipts 900 mere than had been
| estimated Early sellers joined by packing in
terests, caused a good rally. Their buying
influenced largely by good cash demand. jan
| uary pork sold between s1l.40 and SLIGO and
| closed 219c higher at s11.50; January lard be-
| tween s6.72k and Sc S5q6S7lz. closing &c better
at $6.S219. and January ribs between s6.05 and
| s617l2, with the close 2i2G5c up at s6.15.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat. 60 cars;
| corn. $40 cars; oats 40 cars; hogs. 10000.
Leading futures ranged follows:
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AT NEW YORK.
Small Advance i'm Corn, Other Cereals
Lower coffee Is Easier.

NEW YORK Nov. MISUNDERSTANDING, % 191
brls: exports. 1,915 brls sales, 800 packages.
Market again dull and weak. with buyers and
sellers 1Oc to zoe apart. Seeds steady; timothy,
November. A.60. Rye -four steady; sales. 400
brls; fair good, s3G3.2O; choice to fancy So 250
$3.50. Buckwheat flour quiet at s2.1OQ2 20. Buck
wheat steady at 57lk6621zc. Corn meal dull: yell
low Western. soc: Brandywine. s2.45a26O. Rye
steady; No. Western. SEC. (. o. b., afoat; State
5lQ52c c. L. f. New York. Barley-Feedng, 400
Acc. C. l. f., Buffalo; mailing. 56G63c. C. l. f.,
Buffalo. Barley malt dull; Western. e2Q6sc.
Wheat-Receipts. 71,225 bu; sales. 100000 bu
futures and $4,000 bu spot. Spot weak; No. 2 red.
1870. I. o. b.. aioat No. 2 red. 77asc elevator;
No. northern Duluth. Asc; No. hard Duluth,
sSdSS1tc, f. o. o. afoat. Options had steady
opening a demand from local shorts but soon
yielded to further liquidation. bearish foreign
reports, small seaboard clearances and fears of
December unloading: A midday reaction on
covering followed by a second sharp decline
under renewed liquidation; closed weak and ssc
net lower; March, 81 5-16qs17sc. closing at slssc;
May S1dslssc, closing at Sllsc; November closed
at 771ec; December IS 1-lsa7SAc. closing at 7SHc
sales $4,000 bu futures and 300 900 bu spot. Spot
steady; No: 2. 454c, elevator. and 47c. f. o. b.,
afloat Options at first were steady on a WELL
sustained cash position and the lightness cf
offerings; subsequently eased off under small
c!earances, the weakness in wheat and realizing
finally rallied on covering and closed steady at a
partial 1sS net sdvanee May 42isg42lsc closing
Oats-Receipts l52. 500 bu; exports, lis bu.
Spot dull; No. 2. &c; No. 3, Csc: No. 9 white
Western. 27s.S2sc; track White Western, sanSsc
track white State 2'lsqSSc. Options inactive and
about steady. - aralF
closed at $3.50. nominal. Refined steady. Pork
dull; mess, sl2d13.
Goftessgot RiG EASY No.7 invoice. Sc Mild
Sugar-Raw firm; fair refining SIC: centr.fu.
gal. Sc test. 4Ac; molasses sugar, Sssc. Refined
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Oils.

OIL CITY. Nov 14.--Credit balances, sl.05.
Certifcates-no bid Shipments, 1881 brls; av-
erage, 1888 brls; runs 5SeS brls; average.
So S6S brls.
WILMINGTON. Nov. 14.-Sprits of turpentine
firm at i0k q4lc. Rosin steady at 81. 206I1- %.
Crude turpentine firm at s1.40 to 81 40 Tar 81. So
MONTPELIER. Nov. H.-Indiana and South
Lima crude petroleum. 74c per brl; North Lima.
rec.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 14.--Spirits of turpentine
firm at fOG40l2c. Rosin firm and unchanged.
SAVANNAH, Nov 14-Spirits OF turpentine
firm at 434c. Rosin firm and unchanged
TOLEDO, Nov 14.-North Lima, 7sc; South
Lima and Indiana, FAC.
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Certificates have been issued to the following
named Indianians:
Additional-Edwin r.. Lucas. Soldiers Home
Lafayette, $40. James Gray Rossvlle, Sc.
Renewal-Nathan White. Lakeside. S.
Renewal and Increase-David McKain, New
Carlisle, Sl4.
Renewal. Reissue and Increase-Robert H.
Nier. Plymouth. SIC.
Increase-Thomas Wise, Orleans, $50; Aader-
son Talbert. Morristown, ST. John Kester In
dianapols. IS; David Brant. Frankfort. 81: Peter
w. Fleming, Wiliamsport, SIC: William X. San
derr. Kit IS; Amos Shark. Fountalntown, Sc:
Lewis II. Slower. South Bend. SO; Abraham ]
Stark. Coffee sl4; James Lucas. PaoI. 81: Fred
erick s. Rudy, Hagerstown si4; Adeibert +. Day
Angola. 81: Abraham ID. Blasser, Kewanna S.
William r. briggs. North Madison, $40: John
Duckworth. ScalesvilIe, s14; Stewart Gil. Will
Transport. 81. Christian Bosiker. Fort Wayne
si2, David c. Hartman, Madison. SIT: John w
Cooper Brazil, ST.; John H Walden ReeIsvilIe
s24 Thompson Brunson MELVILLE. S12: Jared Al
Keith, Falkland. sl7; George III. Hollerman, Wa
bash. SH
Original Widows etc.-Caiherine c. schilllng
Lafayette, IS: Nancy C. Harvey. Muncie, S.:
Sarah A. Herxs Princeton. IS. Elizabeth Grim
Terre Haute. 81; Mary o Reilly. Terra Haute, S.
Mexican War Survivor-Increase-El Har-
ritt Breckenridge, xl2
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and other Places.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. Flour unchanged Wheat
No. red. cash. 7llzc: November. Ike; De-
Corn--No. 2, cash, CSC; November, s4sc; Decem-
Der. S4lkc; May. S5ssc; oats-No: 2. cash, &c.
white. 2sa2s5ze Pork steady: jobbns. SIC
Lard higher at S. 90. Dry.salt meatsSBoxed firm;
Bacon-Boxed firm: extra shorts, sS clear ribs
and clear sides. ss25. Timothy seed steady at
sacked. east track, 6ic. Hay-Tmothy strong at
sloqlo So prairie steady i at t., So :. S9glo Whisky
7sl@slkc. Hemp Irvine. sc. Receipts-Flour, 1900
brls; wheat $1,000 bu corn g. 600 bu: oats. q 900
bu; corn, 60. 600 bu oats 1900 bu.
BALTIMORE, Nov. H-Flour firm; receipts.
H. Isl brls exports z9 ors Wheat weak spot
May. 7ehQ79i9c; steamer No. red. 6si966ss.c !:
Southern on grade @e corn DUH and easy
mixed. spot; old $50 tS7sc; new; 421Sc; the
Der or December new or old, 4l%a4i%c: Janu-
airy. 41aHAc; February, 4IAd+llzc: steamer
white and yellow corn, 44a45c. oats firm No 2
white 27l1G2sc: No. mixed. 25I4G25isc; receipts.
S4.4Is bu. Hay firmer.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 4.-Wheat-spot steady.
No red Western winter. 6s I'D: No. l northern
spring. 6s 4izd; No California. IS "a. Futures
Spot quiet; American mixed. new, As I'D. Flu
lures quiet ,o; November Der Is; December IS I'd:
az sss Cd: prime Western steady at SIS Cd Hams
Short cut firm at ies
KANSAS CITY city. Nox u -whsat7Deeemser.
No g. ssikas5c No 2 red 6sisGI7Silc: No 2.
e4G6Sc- Corn-December. 3S&sc: May. 5Sssc: cash
No mixed. 33ixc No. white. 34kc. Oats
No. white. 2sc. Recepts-Nheat 81 400 bu:
corn II. 400 bua oats. $500 blu. Shipments Wheat
%. 900 bu: CORN 1900 bu: oats. 5000 bu
CINCINNATI Nov l.-Flour quiet. whea.
easy: No. red. 76c. Corn easy: No mixei
Ssc. Oats quiet: No. mixed. 244 ARC. Rye
quiet; No. >. Sic. Lard firm at Sc 90 Bulk
meats quiet at s7.62i1 Bacon irmer at sS25
Whisky duh at si.27. Sugar steady
TOLEDO. Nov. ls-wheat fairly active and
weak; cash. 75+c; December. 76sse; May s07kc
Corn dull and firm: cash. sSi4c: December &c
oats duh and steady; cash, 224c. December.
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TO FIGHT NEXT MAY.
JeHries and Sharkey Matched and
$4,000 Forfeit Posted by Each.

NEW YORK, Nov. IA match was
made in this city to-day between James j.
Jeffries, the champion pugilist, and Tom
Sharkey. The terms of the agreement are
that the winner shall take the entire purse
The fight will be decided next May before
the club offering the largest purse If the
fight takes place in Nevada it will be TO a
finish. Bids for the fight WI remain open
until Jan. 10. Marquis of QLeensberry rules
will govern the contest and five-ounce
gloves will be used Each principal depos-
tied $500 TO insure his appearance in the
ring. The articles also contained the pro-
vision that should Jeffries make a match
with either Bob Fitzsimmons or Gus Rub
lin that fight should be decided before the
present one. The same conditions prevail
in a match between Sharkey and Ruhlin