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Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-04-27

uaktOra "SzyStkO usta1O. NaStaa spo-
koj, jakiego nigdy przedtem ME
mielismy..
Teraz juz tax ME jest, niestety!
Opowiem, CO jest przyczyna tel
niezgody. Mieszka}a W naszej osa
dzie kobieta, kt6ra meza ME wiele
dba}a, a przez swe stosunki naczel-
nikiem naszego szczepu jego adju.
tsntem i nareszcie przez stosunki z
innymi m}odymi ludzmi.... wywo4a}a
tn bunt, ktory sic zakohczy} zab6i-
stwem kilku obywateli, pom;edzy
innymi oiara tego buntu sta} sic jej
maz. Meza jej zabi} niejaki Breck.
Nasta} sad Breckowi grozi}a szu.
bienica, ale uratowa& go adwokat, W
taxi spos6b: Poszed} do wdowy i O.
swiadczy} jej: "Breck bedzie powie-
szony, jezeli pani pewiesz w sadzie
prawde... ale jakaz tego by}aby 10
rzyst dla pani? Lepiej by by}o, gdy-
bys pani W sadzie powiedziata, IL ME
wiesz kto meza ci zabi}, wtedy
Breck poslubi Gle iako zone bedzie
ma ciebie cake zycie pracowa}, jak
niewolnik. Mozesz mu zawsze grczlc
kara "a morderstwo, to on ci bedzie
uleg}y,n jak jagnie." TAX sic staSo
jak adwokat chcia}. Lecz ludzie ME
mogi pomiedzy soba ejpary zniest;
vice wyjechali oboje W strony ME-
znane.
Dzia}o sic to jeszcze pred przy-
byciem do mas owego m}odego reda-
ktora, o ktorym wyztj pisaaem. VIA
sciwle wiec ME wiem, czemu przypi-
sac spok6j W naszej osadzie: czy
przyjazdowi redaktora, czy wyjazdo-
wi tel kobiety z morderca.
Uplyne}o kilka lat spokojnych W
naszej kolonii, az niespodzianie ....
zjawia sic ow morderca re swa zona.
Cd dnia ich powrotu do naszej osa.
dy, ME ma tu spokoju. Me wiem.czy
to przez prawo natury, czy CO, ale
jest to fakt, ze u mas zapanowa}a tina
MIA morderczs.' Morderstwo widac
ludzie tax moga szerzy6, jak inne
nieszczescia ludzkosci: Jedna kobie
ia otru{a swego meza, W pewnym
szynku zablty by& cz}owiek, nastep-
ME ma ulicy W nocy drugiego rozpla-
tano. Nawet prey piracy kilku robot
nik6w zosta}o zabitych cd czasu 20.
wrotu tego potwora. Moze Pan Bog
chce przez te wypadki dat nam po-
zna6, il ten czlowiek jest zaraza spo-
1eczehstwa?
To ME wszystko! Ow morderca...,
za4ozy4 gazete!! Teraz ci ludzie
morderca ia kobieta.... zjednali so.
bic wzgledy naszego naczeln'ka z
nim wspolnie prowadza zacieta wal.
ke przeciwko naszemu redaktorowi
(co to tyle dobrego uczyni}j, ably je
go wszystkich ludzi, ktorzy lubia
Prawde-wymordowa6! w pierwszym
zaraz numerze swej gazety napi.
sail ON, zeby zamordowa6 da.
wniejszego redaktora; nasz naczelnik
og{csi{ ma zebraniu publicznem to sa
mo, zeby redaktora pierwszej nasze.
gazety zamordowa6. CT mordercy
chcieli re swej partyi Qiczna familia,,
mice urzednik6w nawet, ale lud nasz
ME jest jeszcze TAX zdemoralizowa'
nym, ably sic pcdda1.
Ale jest tn TAXA nienawist miedzy
ludzmi, re ME MONA o zmroku
pokazac sic ma ulicy. Me wiem jak
d{ugo trwa6 to bedzie i ME WIEN jak
sic wszystko zakohczy. Opowiedzia'
lem gole fakta, publicznos6 MECH
saula osadzi po czyjej stronit
s1usznosc.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-04-27
WIESCI DETROICKIE'
NAPASC Ma NASZEGO AGENTA r
ANTONIEGO CICHOCKIEGO.
Przykre stosunki pomiedzy polakaml'
povodu zazdrosci pomiedzy ksiez
mi - Wiadomosci biezace ID.

Naszego agenta W Detroit, P. An
toniego Cichockiego, W zeszfy czwar:
tex napadlo kilku "Dabrochow"
wystrzelili do niego kilka razy u
kryc,a. Ma szczescie zadna kula ME
trafi1a. spodziewamy sic, ze ksieza 2
parafi sw. Wojciecha ten postePek
swych para6an nalezyc'e zganla Ma
pa}e W nocy W celu mordsrczym ma !,
czlowieka spokojnego- jest zbrod'
MIA, "a kt6ra karze prawo krajowe. A
czem wieksza zbrodnia, tenn wlekszs
odpowiedzialnost-przyPomlnamy {
tem!...
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-04-27

kor. nasz Plymouth, Pa, pisze:
Dnia 20 bm. wieczorem Jozef Chiia
zaszed} do salonu Glodowskiego,
gdzie zasta} Brdaka. Zacze}a sic
sprzeczka o jakieS $40. Brdak z}apal
Chile pod gard}o i tax niezrecznis
wyszamotai, ze cstatni umar} W "a
godzinach. Brdaka aresztowano.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-04-27

"a" W AoN ",'o.
roz"oicle nam rozpatrzec sic "a
ie]' " r; looo' Po ukofczenlu worry,
kleay dug narodowy Powlmen "v
oyc na]wiekszym wynosh S'Ooo,
90 oaa ,'ooe' ooe oo. IA FOX "'aa,my 'ony wzrost o
ssS'ooo,oV!' " f. !o loSi odo wnnn'smy za,
Jeszcze oyll 81, ,'oS'14o'1VV;.o:
" eaPora'e kas!era 1871 r. stro
n'ca g. "ldzlmy lie RAD wyPfac't
PensyJ' ma armle note lndyanom
wlelesmy Wypfac'll dfugu' 49,,
" aoaat6u oa. 6uo 90 oon tego wyPfac'''smy
PremiJ so4'ooo'oVV'
w catoscl "ypfacllismy. ooo ooo
1uol' dug '..''.'' s9'o9o'oW'tWO ooO oOO
Premle. ...'...'' "a o4'oOo'oUU ''oe'
Dochod; od;;.',''...' 49, '4o4 az aoa
Ozvsty ooch..'.... o1o,ooI, I,4o1
Razem $12,94O,O15, 1870
Pomyslcie tylko! $12,94O,O15, 800
ma dug So, $50, 100000. I dis jest
pahstwo W wiekszym d{ugu niz pred
tenn!
Kiedy temu bedzie koniec? Czy
ME jestescie obywatelami amerykah-
skiemi? Jestesciez wy patryotami: :
Jestes ojcem lub ma}zonkiem. ty
biedny robotniku ME wiesz, re ty i
twoji musza p4acic ten dug isp}aca-
ia go?!
Czyz jest co zdolne zaprzeczyc ia
ktowi. Cyfry So swiadectwem, cy-
fry te og{oszono urzedownie. Fakt
zas pozostanie faktem, ze urzednicy
jacy rzadzili pahstwem, ma}o trosz-
czyli sic nar6d-o jego dobro.
] ME dziwota, re jestesmy biedni!
zaden inny narod ma ziemi, ME
scierpia4 by takiego szwindlerstwa;
ale tu dzieje sic to pod os}on4 wolno-
sci-r6znie pojetej. Do amerykah.
slxieuo narOdr. moznaby zastosowaG
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-04-27
Experientia dOcet.

H. Burmeister, deponujac pie
n;adze W baoku, przekona& sic, ze
kieszeh ME jest tax dobrem schowa-
MEM. z kieszeni wyciagna} mu ktos
5000.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-04-27

Detroitcy piekarze odbyli wielkle
7oosiedzenie W Beecher'a hall-na kto.
= rem przemawiano "a osmiogodzlnna
praca. Piekarze detro'tcy wyrazaJa
nadzieje, il W razie strejku' wszyst'
kie miedzynarodowe unJe poPra len
tax materyalnie jak i moralnle.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-04-27
OSAD PENNSYLWANSKICH.
SnlierG pod pOcjagiem.

Morrel, Pa, rs kw.-Piotr Radi.
gan, powracajac pogrzebu do do.
mu, usi!owa} wskoczyc ma pociag to
warowy, lecz, ze by{ W stanie ME,
trzezwym, upadi pod ko4a, i ma miej.
scu zosta} zabity. Liczya lat 25; by1
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-04-27
Klub Modrzejewskiej.

Istnieje tu OIL pewnego czasu t.
wv. "Modjeska Club" rekrutujacy
sic samych mlodych amerykanek'
Ostatnie posiedzenie tegoz odbyfo
sic panny Ida Kies, we wtorek VIE
czorem.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-04-27
Podziekowanie "a gOscinnOsc.

Jenera1-gubernator turkiestahski,
" Rosyi jak donosza "Mosk. Wied.," "
ma otrzymac prawo wydalania tego
kraju wszystkich cudzoziemcow,
kt6rych dziaialnos6 okaza6by sic
mog}s szkodliwa lub niebezpieczna.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-04-27
Me gra wcale.

karciarz. - Paderewski jecha} ma
tym samym okrecie re NINA.
Drugi karcia1z.-Czy tax? M6wia
ze gra wspaniale.
Pierw. karciarz- Ale gdziez tam!
WatPie nawet czy potraf odr6zni6
karte jedna Cd drugiei.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-04-27

Okropne. morderstwo popeaniono
W Berlinie " niedziele 8 t. m. Przy
Kaiser Wilhemstr. pod nr. Is zna-
leziono . godzinie wpoa do 8 mel ra-
no pod schodxmi cia4o jakiejs dziew.
czyny, kt6ra, jak sig okaza&o, costa
II zamordowan4.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-04-27
Ze swiata artystycznegO.

w przeszsym tygodniu mielismy
tu dwie wystawy artystyczne malar-
skie. Urzadzajacy te wystawy skar-
"a sic ma ma}y procent ludzi, kt6rzy
by pojmowali sztuke jak nalezy.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-04-27

Jedna gazet amerykahsko- pol
skich og}asza jakies "uczciwe do.
swiadczone towary". -Wpismien-
nictwie tutejszokraj jowem i to JEST.
mozebne!
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-04-27
DROBNE WIADOMOSCI kRAJOwE,

w Stockton, Pa, ma uczcie we
gierskiej zabity zosta& d. Is bm. Jan
Takacz, a Andrzej Warga odni6s}
niebezpieczne ranv.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-04-27

W,lhelmina Felska wnios{a do sa-
du skarge przeciw mezowi Michafo-
wi, domagajac sic rozwodu jak row
niez / aliment6w.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-04-27

Nauka W tutejszej szkole przemy
s}owei prey 46 Grand River ave-zam'
kne}a swe kursa egzamlnami, ma kto'
re zaproszono licznych gosci.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-04-27

Rada m,ejska .uchwalisa ma ostat
niem posiedzeniu, aby Champlain ul
by{a brukowana.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-04-27
Oby mu ziemia byia lekka.

Sitka, Pa, Is kw.-Ks. Dutkie
w;cz, z parafii sw. J6zefa W Mt. Plea
SAINT, po d4ugiej i ciezkiej ohorobie
pozegna} sic tym swiatem, dnia &c
bm. @ smierci jego powiadomieni 70
stall telegrafcznie ks. Bskup W Pitt.
sburgu, oraz ks. A. Jaworski ks.W
Miskiewicz. Pogrzeb odby} sic 23- &C
b. m. przy liczuym wsp63udziale pa
rattan, jak rowniez i polskiego du.
chowiehstwa. Obv mp ziemia by}a
lekka.
POdziekowanie "a gOscinnosc.
Sitka, Pa, - kw.--Panu Joziowi
W Mt. Pleasant, Pa, "a p"awdziwie
staropolska goseinnosc Jakiej ME-
90 dozna}em-zasy}am przez }amy
AMERyK, najszczersze podziekowa-
ME. Zawsze szczery przyjaciel,
ANTos
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-12-04
THE STOCK MARKET.

Trading was quite brisk last week. but prt show ed
no particular change beyond fluctuations OF a few
cents up and down In Potosi. News from the trout
was rather scarce, but the condition OF the mines
as far as known remains pretty much the same
Work at several points Is of such a nature that a
deyei opment is possible at any time or vice versa
as the case may be- and all that public can do Is
wait
Beyond a demand for BeIcher yesterday no par.
ticulsr business was done. Marks had q buying
order for Beicber and advanced the price to al IS
lean 81 55. Best d Beicher al o. Sierra Nevada
u 20 Union 81 70 ana Con Cal. a virginia az TO-
In the middle stocks Potosi sod 81 with Epstein
selling. Choliar sold at Csc, Bullion SQc crrross
81 ~ and savage 81 80. In the south end Chai-
lenge sold at 55c, Con- New York 60c with an assess-
ment added. Confidence ~ so, Crown Point 81
Oyerman roc. seq. Bel her soc and jacket S5e.
After the call the general tendency down
ward. and tn market was little lower for a time
but steadied NJ again and closed fairy strong
MOTIFS
The Martin w hite Mining Company has levied An
assessment OF rs cents per share
Silver was POINT lower yesterday. selling al
Soc IN New York and 3Dd In London.
The assessment on navajo and Belie Isle fall de-
hnquelt In the hoard ON Tuesday. and that on
sierra Nevada on Saturday
he annual meeting 81 the Mexican Mining Com
9any Will take place on Tuesday.
he annual meeting OF the ophir has been called
The weekly reports Of tie Qufjotoas show that fin
the Peerless the face OF the drift on the 800
level In red irostained porous quartz for wtdth
when shows considerable gaiena, some OF IL assay
lug very FAIR. The advancement has been fair dur.
ing the week and the face OF the drift Is out 4Ol
ieet north Of the main working shaft
CRocKER-Tbe south arfft on the east parallel
vein 500 level has been extended 34Ia feet dur
Ing the week. The formation OF the vein is about
the same when last reported with the execution OF
some taic which has come In in the last few
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-12-04

and shows in lunches through the face. Some ore
fair grade Is being extracted
There is said 10 be 100000 worth OF ore in sight
In the Arizona NINE UnionVile.
Table Mountain, to the east 81 White Cloud Min
Ing District hut opposite side OF the range.
Is said 10 have many large silver veins rbbins Its
sides that would warrant a smelter on the grounds
Considerable high-grade ore from Keystone dis
trici, In the extreme southern part OF Nevada has
been shipped to Pueblo. This district. together
with Montgomery and ferguson districts, Is going
TO bring out Southern Nevada
New Era: We are re liably Informed that good
silver and lead mine Is being opened up
Clover Valley. The scheme Is being backed by
Salt Lake capital. and We hope TO be able TO give
full and complete account next week
New Era: 3 liver Peak. south OF Czndelarfa, IS
almost a mountain OF geld ore. for which mil
iouaire named Blair paid S150.O00 sixteen years
ago. Since then not a stroke OF work has been
per formed, except the obtaining OF patents, and
Blair Wit his Eastern millions. IS content to keep
his geld in quartz form IN Silver Peak mountain
rather than take II out for a bank But ksmera da
County feels the effects OF the idle mines that an
Engiish expert said would supply profit lUU-
stamp mill for twenty years and not exhaust the
bodies.
The London ana San Francisco Bank CIimiied)
wiIlpay dividend OF 81 05 per share this month.
month amount TO 81 SS 400, OF which Nevada mines
want 81 So 200 aud California mines $4,000.
Following Are the Highest Prices During
the Past Week.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-12-04
CATHOLIC NOTES.
Sisters of the Community OF ST
misunderstanding Changes.

An adult bran-h Of the League OF the
Cross will be established tomorrow at St.
Francis Church, corner of Montgomery
avenue and Vallejo street, for the men of
that parish. At the and 1880 A. NJ.
masses in the morning Rev. Geo Tge Mont
gomery will address the congregation on
the temperance question and viii explain
in detail the objects and plan of the league.
Sister Angel Guardian Superior, General
of the Community Of the Sisters Of ST.
Anne, accompanied by Sister Baptiste. ar
rived in s.. Francisco from Lachine, Can
ada, Yesterday. They are staying at St.
Mary's Hospital The sisters are visiting
n member of this order who Is In St. Mary 5
Hospital quite i'll from disease contracted
in Alaska, where she had been teacher in
a mission school at Kos0riffsky for the last
three years.
The visiting sisters left Can ada last Octo-
Der to inspect the different houses Of their
order in British Columbia. The order has
$50 sisters in the United States and Can
ada, fourteen OF whom are employed teach
ing Indians IN Alaska. Tie Alaskan mis-
siOns are situated at Kosorifsky on the
YUKON River and at Juneau.
Before the departure of Archbishop Rior-
dan to attend the conference of A rchbishops
In New \ ork City some changes were made
among the priests of the archdiocese. Rev.
jeremiah Gleason. who has been assistant
10 rev. alner eolenlan AT MatysNliie. mas
been appointed pastor of the Catholic
church at PIacerville. Rev. j. OMeara has
been appointed 10 fill the place vacated by
Father Gleason.
On last Tuesday evening the new hall OF
st. Joseph's College, San Jose. was dedi-
Gated by Rev. George Montgomery with ap.
pr0priate ceremonies.
In Catholic church circles in San Fran
cisco considerable interest is felt in the re-
cent report of the conversion of the Mes
torians IN Asia Minor 10 Catholiciiy.
A Jesuit father asserts that over 400, 00C
of them. through their Archbishop, nave
made submission to Pore Leo XIII.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-12-04
OVERTURNED BY A SOUALL.
An Oakland Navigator Who Has No
Use for Piungers.

John Henry Loomis. an Oakland yachts
man, narrowly escaped a watery grave on
Friday. He started from the other side of
the bay with the Intention of clearing for
this port.
he wanted to show what he could do in
the way OF seamanship. To do that he Dor
rowed a plunger called the Jessie. He got
out of the Oakland Greek all right, but
when he got into the middle Of the bay was
where the difficulty came in. A fter tack
ing until be was ''cr0ss-eyed' from the
effects Of il. Loomis ana his craft encoun-
tered gale. AT that time he was heading
for San Francisco via Alviso.
The gale, he says, blew southeast by
northwest, which literally translated means
that the wind was troubled with eurva-
ture OF the spine and didn't know which
way it was going.
1t succeeded in landing Loomis' craft
bottomside up, and the navigator was
sorely tired in getting up to that part of IT,
lie did, however. and for two mortal hours
halioaed like a foghorn for help. Some
Chinese fishermen who heard his cries
thought Mt first IL was disabled sea seruent
wallowing around in the bay, but finding it
wasn't they went TO his rescue LOOMS
was brought ashore and dried himself out
before one OF the furnaces at the Pacific
RolliDg-milis. He says that the pInnger rig
is not suitable for any one who knows ANY,
thing about seamanship TO handle.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-12-04

sold high PersImmons are quotable at 5oc@s1 25
q box; Cape Cod Cranberries, sl0@1l q bbl wash
7ac e box for common 70 good. Sl@l IS for choice
and S!sgl IS for Siskiyon; Pears, 25eGSl a box.
Rive Fiysrsds Navel osanges s. 5o9l 90 box Man
81 5O@4 . box for common andS5(n7 = box for
g9o9 70 eheiee; Mexican LINES, sSG3 so: Califor
Pinns s1Fb = si Ss5 dozen
5hsG6e . q: Prunes 644@71ac p u for small 81,
@914c , n for the four sizes and $4,000 = IL
Tor the NTH size-50s to sos Pitted PiumS 9G9Isc
unpltted PfumS. 2L205c; White NecIarineS iTlm
lie: Rel Nectarfnes, Sd Zoe: Grapes a6a5ISc. SUI
d 5c Pfsehss Ia12s p; BIesehsd Peaches, so
i59l n Tor Moorparks; eyap0rated Apples in
f 9o1es rsSe 2 Do sSadred Apples. 39@ae IL
preached, 6Gsc for sliced, Bose for quartered aud
s s Tor eyaporated: Pears. unbleaehed. 5@6c
for sliced and 2@4c for quartered; Figs sc for
pressed and S@Sie = n for impressed
~, kAlSlNS-Ms quote layers at 81 25@I so a box:
II in sacks. ]4SN
NUTs-Domestic Chestnuts, 14@l5c: New Wal.
mats, e@sc q 10 for hardsheI 9aS1se y h for soit
shell and ll9llc y 10 for papersheII; new soft.
? n: paper-shell, I4@f5e: Chile waInuts. sSS9e.
Peanuts, 312@4c for domestic: Hickory Nuts ia
&c; feeans. S@lUc q 10 for small and i40l6e for
nuts, 1905 so 2 100.
VEGETABLEs-Lima Beans quotabie at 2s4c:
Green Peppers. S5C@75c = box and sack: Dry pen
pers, 1855 g 70; Tomatoes 5oe@sl . box; Marrow.
Carols 4o@45c; Turnips 75c Beets, 7sc P Peea
n1ps, 81 IS; Garlic, lIbe p H.
fhONlSlONS - Eastern Bacon l2Ml5c q n.
california smoked Bacon. l29 SC q 10 for heavy
ana medium, 1S9f4c for light and I49I5c for
extra 1ght; Eastern SugaF-cured Hams. Ilko 4lIc.
California Hams. 13@l4c: Lard. tIerces Eastern
an kinds s1@@l11ae: pals. l2@13c: California.
tsrees 10 129l lc: la f-bbfs 1lGIl1ac; tins LStS
izc pans l0-ib l29l2c; do. 5rD. lIsl % 2I4e:
mesS beei, "a 5OetS; extra mess no. IS SOFAS fam.
lly do. Slo@l0 So clear Pork. $40; extra prime
sl4 pbt: extra clear, $4,000 so: mess, si7@is
y obl; Smoked Beef, l012@ne p n
H0I S.Quoted at 15@lo43e q 10. as TO quality
HIDES AND PELTS-Hsavy saIted steers 73tc
10; medium: 6@612c = 10; light Age p ID:
SoWhldes, 4i04I2c; salted Kip. &c: salted
Calf &c; dry Hides. usual selection. Sc: dry Kips
&c; dry Calf, SC; prime Goatskins. SQ95Oc each;
htds 5g loo; Deerskins. good summer S7ISe: me-
alnm, Se@32i2e; winter. 20@25c Sheepskins
sneaIllags, Io(925c; short Wool 40GT0e: medium
tVe9Oe: long wool. 90e@sI 40 each. Culls of ali
TALLow-No l rendered, 41b@47sc: Refined
oi9c; Grease, 31aen4c q 70.
MOOL-faf clips are quoted follows: Hum
ooldt ana Mendoeino. lS@16e q n; Northern free
iZgl3c 9 70: do. defective, 10@llc q 70: free
Mountain, go l2c = 10 San Joaquin and Southern
defective, 1890. Spring Wool Is quoted as follows:
4 10.
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General Merchandise.

,BAGss-caIcuttas, 61s9814c for 1898: Wool Bags,
,CokDAGE - Pure Manila Rope. l2c a 70: ~
lhread, i212e; and thread 13c; Bale Rope IL
@iZL2c: mixed Manila Bale Rome, lOILc. Girape-
vine irvine, lie In balls and coils: Hop Irvine
II t2e; Lathyarn. lie; Sisal Rope, g1ac; l2thread
IOe . 10; . and do, i012c p II: Duplex rome De !;
Unread 9lac;6 and do, Zoe; Duplex Bale rope
Irvine. DC; Grapevine Twne balls or coils &c: Lath
yarn, &c D 10.
SALMoN-AIsstan Fish, 1892. 81 I06l is for
Ned Columbia River Fish, 81 252l 40 for Tails
and 81 45@l 65 for Flats
SUGAR-rhe Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes. terms net cash: Cube, Crushed Powdered
and Fine Crushed. all 6ssc . 70; Dry Graduated.
&c . 10: Coniecttoners' A, 47sc: Magnolia, 4ssc;
Extra G, 4b2c; Golden C. assc; d. 4IIc. Standsri
1ae more.
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Chanel of Trinity.

The chapel of new Trinity Church. at the
corner Of Cough and Bush streets. has not
been sufficiently advanced by the builders
70 permit its occupancy as early as autici-
pated, consequently the congregation will
have to continue its services in the old
structure until further notice. IL was
hoped that the new chapel would have been
ready by the 1st of this month, but the
prospect now is that il will not BIS ready
before the 1st of February.
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San Francisco nTeat u,rI...

Wholesale rates from siaughterers to dealers are
follows:
BEEf-First quality. &c. choice. Size; second
qua lily. 5tg5 l2c; third do. I2N4Lac.
FEAL-Large. 5IzD6c: small Calves 6i.G7c:
Dairy Calves. Sds15 \ n.
MUTTON-Metbers 6t97c p 10: Ewes &c
LAMB-S6SS1ze p 10.
TORK-Lfve Hogs. 5I4c for heavy and medium
granted; small fat Hogs. FAC; stock Hogs AZ a
sc: dressed do. 7IaNpsc D n
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MARKET REPORTS.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
SATURDAY EvESISs Dec.
Silver lower.
Sterling Exchange frmer.
Mexican Dollars stronger.
Wheat, Barley. Oats and Rye duh.
Corn weak at the decline
Feedstutfs unchanged.
Very little trading In Beans.
Potatoes and Onions firm.
Butter aud Cheese firm. Eggs weaker.
Turkeys weak.
Grapes sell high. Oranges duh
Vegetables featureless.
Game scarcer and higher
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The Weak. FaiInre..

The Bradstreet Mercantile Agency reports I3
failures In the Pacific Coast States and Territories
for the week ending yesterday. a. compared with
Tor the preyioa week and for the correspond
Ing week OF 1891
The fafiures for the past week are divided among
the trades aS follows: soda water mspufact urer
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Lumber Receipts.

The receipts OF Lumber, Shingles and Railroad
Ties at the port of San Francisco during the month
OF November are reported by the Pacific Coast Wood
and Iron follows. compared with those OF the
corresponding month last year.
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PHILIP KENNEDY 3 CO..
Southwest Corner OIL Market and Filth Streets
Exchange aud BulIion,

l confectsoner cry. I hotel, clothing. boots and
shoes. l manufacturer feed. / hair-dresser, man.
ufaeturers' agent 1 saloon. l grocer. I agent
pianos and l cloaks and suits.
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Bank CIeariECs,

Bank CIearings.
Local bank clearings last week were Sl9 .6S3 $50.
against 407 Is for the corresponding week last
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English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL. Dec. 3-The spot market is weak
at 6s I'd Csrgoes easy at 32s Sd for of
coast 32s Sd for just shipped and S2s Sd for nearly
Que.
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. Red Winter:
December IS Cd: January. SIS IOd: February
SIS MAD; March. 6s lad; April. is Had: May
Us 2i4d.
sECURIrIES.
LONDON. Dec. 3. = ConsoIs. 9s5sd; Silver. SGD:
Rentes 99f 42hc
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SEW WESTERN HOTEL.

L EARNY AND WASHINGTON STs.-RE-MoD
N eled and renovated. KING. WARD q CO
European plan. Rooms soc TO 81 50 per day, 30 "a
81 per week, 50 TO $50 per month; free baths: hot
aud cold water every room; IRE CRATES in every
room: elevator runs all nlyhL fell HeSaSn ly