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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-02
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fie pertrusen fid 70 leiolid. Ser gr'
beit9eber mar Elm tpoblnollsnbrr unb
asre9ter Mdnn unb bic 4gitatcrsn
batten barum i9tpsren Stdn6.
gu ben nidt orsaniiierten ar6e:;ern
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frsute, 70 mo9te ipobl in munhem
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er Tie gutmiitbis bin, erpiOerte cu4
ipobI mon9mal nit eiuem trefienben
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in beren @eTelIi9aft er bic Sab:it rer'
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,gbriftfinbel" fpenoieren."
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rnb, Su Ieiner 6rdu unb ben &tnberu
na9 SauIe su ellen. 0ie &dmeraber
srGngtsn i'm aber, nit btnein gu de'
ben ~ t~pentsitens Elm @las Bein iolltt
CT trtnter.
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bus @eIprG9 brebt Tid fat immei
am Barteifa9sn, Streits, WdllrsHt
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better SuIsbenb I'm bic SpieIer,
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unb bic 2iater au9saiinoet puroen, be
niibte Serbinanb bic 9eleeenbeit, lid
aus benz Stoube au MAIDEN. Gt be
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-02
Gin aennsr.

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-02
pfless.

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-02
Qtna .tipas gatss.

81: sMein !Seim pirb bser,n3t
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F0r Piles Burns, Sores.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-03-02
Oas fr,unblide @.ii6t.

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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-10-28
PRODUCE IN BALTIMORE.

I Baltimore Oct c7.-Prcduce quotations flour
MARKET ~as quie;. Winter extra, 2.z5a515; uiujel
Clear. -Za3l5. winter straight 3soal55; Winta
patent, 5i5a3e5; spriug clear gZ5l360; zprin.
straight sG5ass0. spr.ng patent. 8Esl60. Cif5
Miil1 best patent $50. city Mills hign-grsde pat
cnt. ass CITY Mis- hlgh-glads straizht tN
csoice family. los; Cts Miiis extra g-5as 90. us
roUE, medium 10 choice 5zs5s S.. Corn meal pei
2e2oZ ~ Rio extra. 19aL0
OAlS-Ihe market vas hua- Stock iu elevators
1888 bushels shipments from elevator 1884,
bushels Quotations Tor usw cats: White No. Q
1910. do. No 5. sla1sc-; DO No. z. 3ia5ii5c
m1ea No = Ss,5' 'sc-i do No 3 56as6.e. No.
4, 55as3s. lNots-The above qU9taticus refer % d.
NEST g driirery.l
RYE-st0cd IN elevators. HISS bushels. ship
nc1ts from elevator. Z9.5 bushels Quotations are
No. Western rge. export elevator pe- basad. ia
No rye 6asi. no ye, Western. 6.a6j. 10
re, near g. tla6-. BAG lots, as o. quality and
condition. 55sss claic5 Western. 81
HAA-kocelpts ls5 tons including q tens Toi
eApuIL me general martet yes 1rn- Quote No
tinotn{- sTse bales. A.5lals0J; do sllsu bales
ls-lts No. -uagtav, as % i-c7ti11 I55al7GJ; So.
timothy as b. location. u5all09: 40 J clover
nize.. lG9ale5J. No. clover. mixed T. 5-ai5 o.
Ne clover. l60Jal55os 30. clover UzaI5a
sIRAN-AlaIket s-esdy. Quotations as follow
h}c-stl1isl- flfr 10 Cloice. plr ,1u uOnlI5g
Nc o. straisbt l10oalI0, Nc. a. tarz.sd 1l5s4sI
A34aspl Nlezr-tair 20 choice fblocss s0oas 50
e1nuoo, .-g.4l. % Oats-G59d 20 prime e99-le gl
c1iorou. stained. &e zG-sG
AiLL EEED-Malkg- trU og feed rtufs Olots.
ltns as follows. per ta4- Winter tran d. t0
uc,sat 1ultl. l25lal3 30; spring. d. .l5ib sscas
.i,rsi d. a'-i5 eae.sl as3- Western md5lirg ie3id
sacis, l-5os Cts Mills miiiliug iu bulk
-l05i C.1 Mills hrau ia usik per ton. 200
GREEN FRUITS AND YEGErABLEs-Qgota-
uans were as follows. Apples Eastern slore Mar-
lard and Virginia. Dbl. ca1ce. Lz=aL5o: do. OF
diraEg. 's2--5i go Weston Narvlsrd aud PerusyL
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-10-28
EXPECT STRIKE DEVELOPMENT
Naehinists Look for Chsnge-Seere-
tary Grier Issues statement.

President James O'COuneu. Of the m
teTnauoRsI Association o. Machinlsts.
who arrived In Washington yesterday
morning from Paterson. y. J.. and New
York. SAYS that the strike situation on
The Southern Railroad is practically un-
changed. but that he expects new develop
mcnts IN the course Of the week
:. A. Grier, secretary of the machin-
ISIS general committee has issued q
statement telling why the machinists'
committee refused the railroads offer to
submit their claims 10 a beard of arbitra-
tors. In the statement Mr.. Grier says
81 wish the general public to under
stand the position OF the machinists on
The question OF arbitration OF the differ
euces existing between us ana the South
eru Railway Company. To begin with, the
question or arbitration is one OF the
cardinal principals % organized labor, and
we would have gladly submitted our diff
ferences 10 arbitration had such a PROPOSE
ton been submitted 10 us before il be-
came necessary for us 80 go on a strik,
10 secure what we know Is our rights"
The prop sitiou OF the company TO sub
mis- all claims 10 a beard OF arbitration
he saws, was unanimously rejected by fhe
whole committee on the grounds that
they cid net consider IL fair - return to
work until they knew what they were TO
receive for their services.
Referring TO the statement made BY en-
officer OF the road relative 90 the amount
OF wages the men receive. AIr. Grier SAYS.
1 wish 10 say that he Is mistaken III
tlc rates that nc quotes as being paid 10
apprentices Instead OF receiving. rs i.e
states, SL25 10 SL75 a day, The apprentices
arc paid the following rates. First year.
- cents; second year. 20 cents, third year.
Sic. and the fourth year that they are
in the employ of the company they re-
ceivc IS per day.
i also wish to correct the statement
made that We are demanding a shorter
working Gay. The whole fight that We
are putting up against the company is for
q slight increase Of pay"
The officials OF tho Southern Railway
yesterday would not have anything to
say relative 10 the strike situation other
than THAI they could not understand the
position taken by the machinists in the
question Of arbitration.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

street southeast between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
streets-Charios =. Sicael ct Tx. 10 William ;.
Holton and Mag Blown Holtou, lots 50. g.. and
s.. square 1914, SO
Meridian Hil-Johu Is. Henderson 10 Narv F. Hen
dcrson, lot >, and part lot e. block 2, SO.
West Eckingtou-The Capital City Improvement
COMPANY to Alice a. Allison, lot = square
Mount Pleasant aud Pleasant PIsins-Eugsne A.
AtcAlson q Tx TO Adelaide NJ. knight, lot IS.
block g. So
Long oleadows-Joha " Piilmg ct al to Della R.
Rilteaousc, Part To- l0l. black 3, 500
Tenth street northeast, between D and Z streets
keunebunE Realty Company TO Charles Mctiley.
lots 3, -, and e slgare o., SO
Fourth and Il streets ENTHUSIASTICALLY c. Kelly
ct al. 10 Frederick Thompson. part LOT J..
uquare sl7, s.
No. 1919 Rigs street northwest-Annie Z Bowie
to Mars Z. Rinzer. lot IL, rarc 30, SO.
Va. So 4 street nCrtacast--J caB1et;o = EdmuH1s
Ct ST. 20 no.othea. Katharine Elizabeth. and
Mar Fslger. lot g. square 81, SO
BrghtwooG P3Tk-Jamcs B. Nicholson e ux 70
Digr L. Croft, lot q, block 3, and lot Is
block H. $40
Twining City-Robert T. Bradbury et TX 20 Joseph
Henning south onc-haif lot is, block g. So
Grant Park-George ". 2. Black e TX. 20 John p
F. White lots So s. 81 Gs C. TO- and p
block y lots 80 and 81, block ,; lots % part lot
%, block g. $40 re-record = lib. 51l4. folio ISL
Grant paTk-JOhn J.. Z White Ct uX. % Peter j.
TiernCy. lots T. 70 Is. block ?, So
Petwortk-Anns Z. Largey 20 Louisa Nollev and
james g. 5uughaus Part lct 3 block 3, SO
Twelfth street northeast. between 4 and streets
Julian =. Simous CT uT. % Charles {. ana tat
tic L. Covert, Let =, square l0ll SIC.
Sixth street and Forida avenue observation-disclosures
r. Rheem. tr8stee. to William j. Hoffman and
William Z. Wagner. lots . 10 .. square -.
S2700
J5 street southesst-HeuTy Z. WerTes e. III 70
ksfis .. HeToid, lot 10, square ~, SO
" street northwest, between Ini-ticth aud Thirty
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-10-28
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

BUTTER-Market quiet Creamery fancy g7ls 20
. per pound; Western hrsts. 3 70 Is; seconds. lai
process fancy . % Oh; fair 70 good. 2 70 =;
store Packed. frm ls to 49,.
CHEEsE-AlaTket firm aud unchanged New York
State. factory. large, Il 70 Hs d. small. IS to ii
summer large. q Western factory. new. choice L;
DO. fair 70 gGod. 10 70 II.
EGGS-Rcceipts light and quotations active Near
By fresh. Virgins. q West yIginia and Southwest
Virginia. % to "a Tennessee. e TO q North Caro-
Ina. q to . ducks. 2; storage. p
LIVE POULTRY Chickens iD moderate supply
and prices lower. Hsuz 6ull Tmkeys in good dc.
mand. Chic ems, large per pound, L TO lsi do me
dun. l. g. Is. CO. small Isl sens II % Z. ro0steTs
20 s.; ducks Is geese 20 %. turkeys, toms l5
to i6i hens. choice. ls; seats, 10 20.
DRESSED FUULtEN-Iurkey hens. undraWu.
per pound, j 20 20 average. uudraWn. II 20 10 DO
thin. 10 % l.. old toms Il chickens. spring large
b 70 IL; do, medium. IS DO, small, l5 hels, choice
10 70 "a roostsrs 10 70 II do, Young ~ geese 20
9; turkeys, toms. % hens Choice. 7 keats. TO 10,
DRESSED MEATS-Calves. fun dressed. 600
heads OF $50: hog dressed calves $50 10 9 o. hams
ewt.. $50 70 900 do medium, 259 70 eco: do.
heavy. z60 TO &c.
VEGETARLEs-lris potatoes market auiet
Vans and sweets plentiful Potatoes. homo grown.
6 TO % per bushel; Virginia and Marylsld per bar
rel LIS to go; sweet potatoes. per bauel. leo to
L50. do. gams. Lo0 CCiey. New 1Ork. per bunch.
70 to So onions. Ohio per barrel La to ao0: do.
Ohio per bushol Is to 20.
FRUITS Apples steady fancy table fruit 80 TO
35l Co., loose packed, LIZ o. liz; pears Bartlett
500; Sheldon. % 90 SIS; seckies 500 10 SIS: CON-
mon. 200 10 800, pi1eapplcs. Florida per crate.
300 b as; grape fruit L64 % 80 box California
oranges, so 60 l5J box; ianaica. 5.l5 o. y bar
rel; Florida orangas 20 20 % box, piickIy pear
LIS box; cranb-rriez, LIS % 2g5 box; grapes PEI
basket. = % Is: banaEss. 90 10 lcj bunch: Malaga
grape. 400 to 500 beg
CHEsTNUIs-ArriTal lighter. market firm: Sc a
pound
Hay AND sTRAW-Iinothy choice, new. f7.5e.
No l. rex. LOO: 40. D usT. 800 70 l605 mivcL
hay. u& 70 1850; clover 500 10 $3.50: straw. rye
bundle 100 % l200i ue machine thresh. 7e 70
500 wheat. go to 7.o3i cat hay, per ton, leo 70
800
GRAIN-Whsat. eaoicl. g 70 Is; tar 70 good
s. 20 20 ordinary, % to - Ie, % 70 s., corn,
shelled, neE. white. = 10 IS yellow Is 70 IS; r,r.
sos 10 3I0 oats. Wel-eru white 10. l. S. 20 g-
mixed - % 81.
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DEEDS or TRUST.

square 75f-Ann n. Grace 70 William E 8IcGrsnu
and Thomas B. Ectlof. to secure Ellen Hef
feTnan $500. months. per cent. semi-annually
let 6
Long AIeadoEs-Deiia B. Rittsrdouse Ct Viz Ernest
J.. TO Prank a. Harrison and Thomas Bradley.
TO secure Alfred 7. Gage. $40 years. S Der
cent, scmiannuall- part lot lol block 3.
Columtia Heigats--Julia a. Amics Ct viz Robert
c.. to Clement " Howard and William n
Holman. 60 secure Samuel S. Lutz, $500. 9
years. PER cent. semi-aBnualy, lot s. block s.
square leli-CnaIles {. Covert Ct ux. to National
SAFE Deposit, savinss and Trust COMPANY, 20
secure American Security and Trust Compan,,
500, ? years. Per cent semi-snuuaIiy. lot s.
same % Ernest u. Daniel and Harry L simons
70 secure Julian l. simonS 500 monthly nctss
per cent. same property.
square s2s-Niiflam J. Hoffman CO TX % Clarence
B. Rheem and George ". f. swsrtzeH 70 s.
cure HAIRY 7. Jones, Sl.soo, ! ard Years, 8
Per cent. scmi-annuaiy. lots > 70 =
square 59l-Hcnry P. Werres CT TX 70 Charles n
Fairfax and Rignald W. Beau. to secure
Eufhehiea G. Baker. $40 years. per cent
senli-annuaIlv. lot To-
Square 7si-Katie D. Herold ct vir Chrsstisu, 10
Richard Z. PsiTo aud Herbrt 4. Gil 70 s.
cure Iohn J. Brosnan S5l8, ! % % months
per cent. semi-annUally, lo. 10
square llG-sIjolsci Morris to ]. HoIdsworth Cor
don and John D. Sullivan. &c secure Martha D.
abbot so, ! year. Per cent. seniaruuaIly
part Let p.
Addition to l. Drai Park-Rozsr oponen ct III
% Robert c. Sniun and Ekanah n Watrrs -
secure tTsnces 3. Williams Sic0. Is 10 =
months, per cent, seni-aunuslty. Let q. b!ocs
Square l5O-Joha E Lacey et ax to ceorss n
EInn rich and Douglass S. Mackau 70 sacsirs
Washington Six Pr Cens Permanent Bsillsna
Assoeatlon, wv. part original lot L
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WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE

sales-NorfoIk aud Washington Steamboat IS, SEQ
al l07is
SIergsuthaIrr. ; at eo5's, 10 a. e,5
Lsnsion, 100 az 49,. 30 al IA 100 at 1rs.
Mitchell Mining. 100 at 81, ! &c u J az ~, 80
al "a. 100 az -. 10 20 81, % az 80. 81 az 20
al 5}l 100 at "a 100 Of IS. 800 al ~, 100 % 81.
National City Bank at l5sas.
Juicn Trust CyupaIC, az ts9, ~ i5l, % 10
Uniru Trust Company, q 80, & az 80
Washington Loan ard Trust 10 a. 'gls, % ~ FZls,
: az 2i5iz. 70 az 2ie
Grsphophone pTsferr'd, y a. So
Aissr ean-Washington Railway and Electric IS
s2c1o at s..
Washington Gas. % az -.
Following are the closing bid quotations OF Pc
teri1ys l0Ca! exchange:
Doads-pbilippms Lard Purchase s.. ICE District
Gas bonds-wsshingtou Gas Company as. lG.
Washington Gas Company certldcates q indebted
ness g. IL.
Railroad bonds-Capital Traction Railroad g. lo5ls
Lracos-ia and Potomac IS. l9l. City and Suburban
Railroad s., ll2 Columbia Railroad second mort
gage s. lN1. Columbia Railroad e.. loo. Metro
T5iItan Railroad e. Ia Metropolitan Haircad
Certificates Of Indebtedness G. 100 Washington
Railway and Electric g. S5s.
Miscellaneous bonds -Uuited States Electric Light
debertuge improvement Is. i0ii-. Unito6 Sta'es
Efctric Light certificates q Indebtedness c. l0os
Potomac Electric Light first 3, i95s. Norfolk and
Washington Steamboat s.. 49,. Chesapeake and
Po'oalac Telephone So, l9ass Washington Market
AAlllilils lleA - 4lN
Pubic utiiiv s;ocEz-Capitai Traction lifs- Wash
ingt0n Railway and Electric common, e. Washing
ION Railway and Electric pref NED. So Norfolk
and Washington Steamboat, g5. Washington Gas,
So, Georgetown Gas 6'. Chesapeake and Potomac
Tellphcre SCI
Type machine stocks Mergsnthslsr Linotype, 9Fs
Lanston M1uoype. 81
Mini1- stocks-Greeue Copper. 90 Mitchell Min
ing COMPANY 81.
National bank STOCKS American. i5a. Capital. lso
Central. $40. National City. E3is. Columbia. -
Commercial. 20. Farmers and Mechanics sD,
Lincoln. Isl metropolitan. al6 Second Is Trad
eIs l55. Washington. so.
Trust cCMrauy stocks-Aucricau Se7uity an1
TIa-f, 21a National safe Deposit and Trust sls5
Union Trust Company. Ia. Washington Loan and
TUst -ZE
savings bsuk stocss-Homs Savings Bank. e.5.
Cn.1 Savings Bauk, ~ Washington savings
hank. lis-.
Fire insurance stocks-CoIumbis. 10 Commercial
8 Corc-Tau. g. Fuemeas e. Franklin 49,
German. American. 60. Metropolitan. s. National
Union. - Peoples. o. Rlggs. g.
Title insurance -t,eAs-COigzpbli Title 4 Ee4l
Estate Title Sc.
Ml-crIsne5.s sfocFs-southeru Public Service Cor
poIatiou. 10 Gnphop1Cne Common g. Grapno.
piyus preferred. S. Security storage COMPANY 80
Eel-ty Apy.4tsG. AglHc-. lg-s. Washington Ma7seL
u. Fidelity storage Conusu-. ia
'Ez-divi5eud-
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interested in Timing Congress

In letter thanking the Commissioners
for her appointment as delegate TO repre-
sent the District OF Columbia at the
ninth annual convention Of the American
Mining Congress, IN Denver. Colo. Miss
Nellie c. Cpham SAYS: ii is probable
that no section Of the United States, ex-
cept the states whose chief industry is
mining, has a greater interest in the sue
cess OF the American Mining Congress in
securing legislation for the protection OF
the mining Industry than tho District Of
Columbia. This is true. not only be-
cause the chief aim of this legislation Is
the protection ef investors in mining en-
terpTiscs. but because the establishment
OF Federal department Of mines would
result directly IN additional growth and
prosperity IN the District Of Columbia
: ( 4fsr f-1rrr IN ~ g-yFr- ~ D ~ ?,
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-10-28
DEATHS REPORTED.

George T. MorTisoa Government Hospital 70,
Insane. 4 wears
Michael BT0wr Providence Hospital g. years.
Maude StansbuTy, 1913 c st. Sc. p yvsrs.
JAMES a. Fries. 3all + St NV. 3 years
Oona Sampson, Georgetown University Hospital
8 years.
Jennie Newton. - Brooks Ct NV. g. years.
William Hal esls -. NV. $ years
Carl Bend, Washington Asylum Hospital e years.
Charles a. Herman. % Tenth st. ne. IS wears.
Mary J. PTitclctt. I4l Carroll ST. Sc y years
frank KacaelskL Government Hospital for IN
sane, Sc years.
EllencFa Finley. 2slIis Virginia are. NV, year.
Beatrice Thompson, ID ] 81 sw-, months
GTemoE Fowler. 1912 Ninth St. months
Raymond Collins, 1l2s First NV, months.
Alcen AkeIs. 50 spruce 81 nv. days
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GRAIN MARKETS.

Chicago IT,, Oct. Z.-There was less disposition
to-day % look az lie wheat market o. through a
glass Gasky. aud more inclination 10 use Lsturs
uased optics and judge things as ties appear 10
the unassIstcd vision Scarcity Of wheat In the ne
ceipts means corresponding scarcity on the farms OF
tie Northwest. unless all pTtyiOus signs arc 10 be
Tesd differently than 10 previous year. That I'M
preston appeared 30 have gained adherlrs and the
Price Of wheat az the close az about , cent adj
vance. Corn vas strong to begin with but there
were enough sellers at the advance to cause most Of
the latter 30 BE- lost Oats retained from : 20 q
Of gu early rise. Provisions looked strong Tor q
while, but there more for sale than can be alb
sorbed without some detriment % the price. ard
packers were thought to be the principal sellers
october lard c,1sal 10 cents lower; November %
ceats down. aud january without Change. October
rus dropped - cents
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

With increased supplies Of cattle the market is
steady ca The better grades, With an easier feeug
on the medium and common GRADES
CATTLE-Ex;Ia. 40 TO L75 per cvt butchers.
80 % 100 per cgt.i crdirary. &c to $50
HoGS-PeT cWt-, gross GO % SIS: ordirarv. "a
70 500.
SHEEP-Cipped. 400 70 so
LAMBs-l'er pound, spring, choice. IL; nc
dunn, % :.
CALVES-Per pound. prime, ~: medium els IN ?.
grass, q 5.
CoWS-Each- prime 500 70 laOo common, e0.V0
&c So.oc' Old and dr.. lao0 to l2oo
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Frark o. Parker. g ana Frances A smith. %.
Rev. Alfred Handing
George ~ osbo-ne. Is, aud Marjorie Il. Kelly. g.
Eev. " n. Ferguson.
Hannibel A. Matthews, -, aud vola CLANCY, -.
Rev. D. l. Blakmorr.
William J Ect,ier, 50, and Elizabeth n Averv. y
Rev. Charles u Euler.
r.. Basun. n. and Mary r, staifcr. q, Lancas-
ter Ia. Rev L. S. Power
COLORED
Ernest SaiUnan q, and Sadie jackson. 3. Rev.
@ =. linn
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS..

New York Oci- s1.--Live stock market:
CATTLE-KccciDts, 20 lead No trade in live
cattle; nonnaiiy weak
CALVES Receipts, IS bead Suthirz doing.
SHEEP AND LAAlBS-Reccipts, go head. Sheen
steady; good and prlme lambs filn. Sheep, 300a
509 lambs, 625aIo0. No Canada lambs.
HOGS-RecciDts. 3ei0 head. Nothing doing feel.
ing easier.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

NlE YORK. Oct. = Money on call TO-DAY was
quoted u11iiuaily ut 81 per cent Rates. c 60 6iz
5lr rA-ty days, Per cent bid for longer periods.
Mercantile PAPER dIll Rates. 20 81 Ter cent for
Co 30 % dSs. Endorsed bills receivable six months
Choice and six months single names, e. 20 per cent
ilT others. Sterling market weakfned to-day clos
inc % points lower RATES for actual business were
follows. 90 DAYS. A5C45ai S0J0. demand s050a
l5o55; calles. Ls51oal567j; commercial bills were
sal sItS
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CAR SHORTAGE SERIOUS.
New York CeatraI Orders soIieita-
zion OF Freight Stopped.

Chicago, Oct 27.-Orders have been is
sued by the New York Central lines west
Of Bun2lo, iustructing al agents ard So
Hcitors 10 cease soliciting business and
aunt for freight cars.
Never In the history Of Western roads
was The freight congestion SD great as at
lie present time
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Equity salts.

No 25sH. John c. T. Gordon ". Maud T. Cor
d0ni divorce, Compliment =oicit5r, 2. A. Bowen
IT.
Ne es5i1 Liz-io y Pricjcau. administrators. IS
J. Riciall Moore 20 appoint receiver. Complain
a1t's solicitors, Albert SilCrs and EdEin Forrest
No e66f3. Mason y. Rch1uisou ct sL trustees
vs.. E1nEa J. smith, rsrtitiCn. CcmPlaiuauts' So
licitors NJ y. Richardson and C. y. MeFill1t.
No. as5H Albert ]. Fcx ct a.. trustees vs.
Louis Z. Shoemaker ct a. iltoIpiead-T. Com
piainenJs solicitors. Csr''Sle johnson and G.