davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-07-19

sywac nazwiska polskie, bo
by}oby to zapewne mad ich
silly. Zamianowani przeto 20
stall obywatele Tomasz Kr6llk
Biniak.
Wszyscv obecni sic zapisali
do klubu przystapiono do
wyboru sta}ego zarzadu klubu
wardowego. Prezydentem je-
dnoglosnie mianowano obyw.
Piotra Kio}basse, a sekretarzem
obyw. Gieszkiewicza. Potem
zamianowano dw6ch wicepre.
zydent6w: obyw. J. Buxbauma
(Wegra) i obyw. J. Kristiana
(Czecha). z wielkim entuzya-
zmem zamianowano kasyerem
sedziego M. A. LaBuya, kt6ry
wprawdzie chcia} zrzec sic "a.
szczytu ma rzecz Irlandczyka,
azeby, jak m6wii, inne naro.
dowosci byay reprezentowane,
ale sam 6w kandydat wyraznie
oswiadczywszy, re o zadne ma
rodowosci tam ME chodzi, ze
ME narodowosci rome, tylko-
demokraci l6 wardy tam sic
zgromadzili, ME dopusci1 do
rezygnacyi pana La Buya.
Obywatel Gieszkiewicz O.
trzyma} polecenie, by uwiado>
mil prase rezultacie mityngu;
przewodniczacemu zas powie-
rzono zwo}anie nastepnego
zgromadzenia do wiekszej ja-
kiej hall. To nastepne posie-
dzenie ma sic odbyc cd dzisiaj
"a tydzie6, we Wtorek przy-
sz}ego tygodnia, zapewne W
hall Walsha.
Jakkolwiek szczup}a by}a
w}asciwie garstka, kt6ra mo-
g}a sic pomiescic ma wczoraj-
Sym mityngu = duzo os6b "a
drzwiami musia}o pozostat, DO
wcisna6 sic by}o niepodobna,
= to przeciez mityng ten sta
nowit 5edzie epoke W dziejach
1etej wardy, kt6ra W przewa-
znej czesci demokratyczna, we
die slow przewodniczacego,
bedzie zapewne jednym z gi6-
wnych filar6w, moze glow
nym filarem demokracyi mia
sta, okregu, a nawet i Stanu
Illinois. A przytem nalezec
juz bedzie stanowczo j ma Ia.
wsze do Polak6w.
z Rady Miejskiej.
Ma wczorajszem posiedzeniu
Rady Mieiskiej pozasatwiano
dosyc waznych spraw j wido-
cznie Rada miejska spieszy sic,
azeby pred wakacyami po-
kodczyc pilniejsze interesa.
Alderman Cooke ME mia@
powodzenia re swoim wnio-
skiem, by cofnac koncesya dla
klubu wyscigowego. zdziwio-
no sic troche, ze w}asnie Cooke,
znany jako wesoiy sports
man., tax naraz stai sic obu-
IRONY przeciw uniemoralnosci"
wyscigow; jednakze zrozumia-
no wkr6tce, ze chodzi}o tn ra-
czej o wydobycie jak najwie-
kszych korzysci pienieznych cd
klubu. Badz co badz, wniosek'
Cooke'a przepad} 3S glosami
przeciw 26.
Natomiast powodzenie mial
wniosek Swifta, by kosztem
$4,000 wybudowac cztery
piece do palenia smieci i cd
padk6w, a mianowicie diva dla
dzielnicy zachodniej, jeden dla
| IL y l-ss Il
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-07-19

zadnych robotnik6w dotych-
czas we wnetrzu fabryki: wi
dac tylko zo}nierzy, stroz6w i
urzednik6w.
Wczoraj W po}udnie 10
cz}onk6w Rady nadzorczej ro-
botnik6w wyjecha1o ma
Wsch6d. Mkt ME zna ma
pewno celu ich podr6zy. So to
jednak najumiarkowa6si i mai
spokojniejsi robotnik6w. ze
zas prawie kazdy z mich VIA
snie, m6wi pofrancusku, sadza,
IL wyjechali ma spotkanie ro-
botnik6w Belgii, kt6rych
irma wedle pog}osek miala
sprowadziG Seraing.
Mn6stwo tajnych policyan-
tow kompanii uwija sic miedzy
robotnikami, z kt6rych maj.
mniej inteligentnych staraja
sic nak}onic do powrotu DO
roboty. O lie sic zdaje jednak,
namowy te zadnego ME wy
wieraja skutku.
Przybywaja tam robotnicy
zamiejscowi: ale widocznie po
to g}6wnie, azeby Oh strajke-
row wydohyt po 5 lnb 10 do
lar6w do dalszej polrdly.
Skutki strajku w Homestead.
Skutr lem strajlu W Home
stead zaprzestaNo robot W
Roukin Station W ,,Braddock
Works" i 600 robotnik6w tam
straci1o zatrudni4nie. Wszy-
stkie fabryki drutowych par.
kan6w i drut6w pozamykane,
gdyz brak i'm materya}u.
Pewien cz}onek frmy pitts
burg Copper Wire Co.'S
Works" mad Monongahela W
Braddock powiedzia}, re beda
musieli zamknac.fabryke, gdyz
zabraknie i'm materya1u cd
przysz}ej Soboty. Jest tam "a
trudnionych 400 robotnik6w.
w Pittsburgh W Upper q
Lower Mills" tylko departa-
menta lejarni, kuzni i maszyn
by}y W ruchu. z $500 robotni-
k6w oko1o 500 tylko praco-
wa}o.
W Beaver Falls fabryki
frmy Carnegie zaprzesta}y
robot. laden z robotnik6w
ME przyszed} do piracy, ale
wszyscy zachowuja sic najzu-
pe1niej spokojnie.
Walka prawnicza.
Powsta}o niejakie przeraze-
ME, kiedy rozesz}a sic wiado-
nose, re siedmiu przyw6dzc6w
robotnik6w zosta}o oskarzo-
nych o morderstwo. 4 wyatt
klein O'Donnella, kt6ry ztajna
misya wyjecha}, wszyscy oska-
rzeni natychmiast sami oddali
sic W rece w}adz.
M. J. Brennan, rzecznik
Amalgamated Assoc. wczoraj
wieczorem odby} narade z pre-.
zydentem Weihe. Przedmio-
/
TEN narady by}o podniesienie
oskarzenia przeciwko urzedhi-
kom fabryki, Frickowi, Love
joyowi i Potterowi o sprowa-
dzanie pinkertonian6w.
Firma Carnegie zaangazo-
wa1a dw6ch najlepszych W
okregu kryminalnych adwo-
kat6w, Davida Pattersona i
Johna S. Kobb.
Nazwiska owych robotni-
k6w, przeciw kt6rym frma
podnios}a oskarzenia, So: Hugh
O'Donnell, John McLuckie i
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-07-19

SlSCy I'D oDl dAS lha Joooe'o't oo0"
rza, ME chce cd szesciu dni
przyjmowat pozywienia, by
umrzet g}odowa smiercia. Ola
tego otrzyma}y wladze vie
zienne rozkaz karmienia ia
gwa}tem. Dwoch dozorcow O.
twieraja jej gwa1tem usta i ze-
by, a potem pompuja jej 90
zo}adka pozywienie.
Telegram zTromsoe, norweg-
skiej wyspy tegoz imieuia, do
nosi re parowiec ADLER kto'
rym sic wyprawi} cesarz Will
helm ma po}6w wieloryb6w,
u1owi} zaraz pierwszego dnia
ma p6lnoc Cd Karto wieloryba
"a stopy d}ugiego.
Francya.
q Aubervllliers donosza o
10 wypadkach smierci spowo-
dowanej cholera, re stour o
jednym. Obie te miejscowo,
Sci leza oko}o pieciu mil cd
Paryza.
Baron Alfred Vialar pe}no-
mocnik rzadu francuskiego
wys}any W zeszlym miesiacu
do Chicago celem obejrzenia
wystawy, wr6cn w}asnie do
Paryza. W rozmowie z repre-,
zentantem Zwiazku prasy po-
wiedzia}, re jest pewnym, IL
wystawa uda sic znakomicie /
re Europa DUO sic niej nau-
czy. Miejsce wystawy jest do
skonale wybrane. Dobrze, re
wybrano Chicago ME Nowy
York. Cudzoziemcy byliby
znaledli, re Nowy York jest
zbyt europejskim, podczas gdy
Chicago ma wiecej amerykah-
ski i oryginalny charakter.
Budynki wystawowe ME So
wprawdzie bardzo oryginalne,
So iednak wspania}e. Ogrom
ich zadziwi} mnie i zadzi-
wi europejczyk6w, kt6rzy W
przysz4ym roku zwiedza wy
staWe.
Wielka Brytania.
Wynik wybor6w do 3ciej
godziny dis po po}udniu wy
kazuje, ze wybrano z partyi
rzadowej All pos}6w, z party
opozycyi a4ach. Miedzy kan,
dydatami, kt6rzy odniesli zwy-
ciestwe znajduje sic antipar-
nelista J. F. Mccarthy, kt6ry
przeszed} W Tipperary, Mid
die Division wiekszoscia 1851
g}os6w.
WfOchy.
Kratery Etny wyrucaja
bezustannie ogromne g}azy
CRUDE k}eby dymu. Lava zbu-
rzy}a Geese wsi Venatura i u
szkodzi}a ogromnie znaiduiace
sic W bliskosci lasy s1odkich
kasztan6w. Powstaja stowa-
rzyszenia obywateli celem ME
sienia pomocy tym, kt6rzy
przez wybuchy Etny mienie
swe stracili lub stracic moga.
Belgia.
W Leodyum rozpoczeto pro-
ces anarchistow uwiezionycb
W maju powodu zamierzone-
90 sprowadzenia eksplozyi
przez dynamit. Dotad panuje
W miescie spok6j i porzadek.
ROsya.
Urzedowe zr6d}a podaja, re
do 14go b. m. umar1o W Sara
towie i Azowsku po 1S os6b.
Liczba wypadk6w smierci ma
cholere dnia logo bm. wynosi'
Ia: w Astrachaniu 225, Sara
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-07-19
Wtorek, dnia 10 Lipca 1892 r.

mu bomba cynamitowa roz-
trzaska}a glove, drugiemu zas
kula armatnia glove urwa1a,
kiedy sta} z bratem W die
dzi6cu fabryki.
Przez wzajemne oskarzenie
Lovejoya, Fricka i Pottera
walka ma polu prawniczem
rozpocze}a sic.
GrOzny pOzar.
Wczoraj popo}udniu o 60
dzinie trzeciej wybuch} pozar
W rzezalniach W Cleveland, o.,
rozszerzy} sic z szalona szyb'
koscia. Rzezalnie tie po}ozone
So ma Clark i Gordon avenue
W poblizu tor6w kolei big
Four. Natychmiast zaalar-
mowano Gala straz ogniowa,
ale bylo niepodobie6stwem
st}umit pozar. G}6wny budy-
mex majacy d}ugosci 1000
stop, a kosztujacy $4,000,
spali} sic do szczetu, i 200 Swim
W MIN sic spali}o. R6wniez
spali}o sic 200 do 800 ton sia'
ma j znaczne zapasy kukury'
dzy. Szkoda wyposido $50, 900;
ubezpieczenie tylko $4,000.
Ola CIeyelanda Stevens0na.
w New Yorku zawiaza} sic
komitet re stu, azeby wszystko
przygotowa6 do uroczystego
publicznego uwiadomienia Gle,
velanda / Stevensona O ich no.
minacyi. Ceremonial ma sic
odbyG we Srode wieczorem. =
Azeby pozyskac fundusze po.
trzebne, komitet fnansowy u
chwali}, azeby kazdy cz1onek
owego komitetu re stu zfozy1
po $50.
Komitet do przyjecia we
Srode rano ma spotkac sic
komitetem uwiadamiajacym
kandydat6w, poczem wsp6lnie
maja pokohczyc wszelkie przy-
gotowania do przyjecia kan
dydat6w ich wprowadzenia la
do Madison square garden. =
Cztery mowy beda trzymane.
Pose1 Wilson przemawiac be-
die do Clevelanda, kt6ry mu
odpowie. Wicegubernator Ca
lifornii zas, Stephen M. White,
movie bedzie do Stevensona,
a nakoniec Stevenson odpowie.
Po odbyciu ceremonii obaj
kandydaci udadza sic do klubu
Manhattan, kt6rego gmach
wspaniale bedzie udekorowany
i tam odbedzie sic bankiet.
Stevenson a Cleveland.
Adlai E. Stevenson przyby}
W towarzystwie by}ego proku'
ratora okregowego w. G..
Ewing z Chicago i Louisa J.
Long z New. Yorku do Buz-
zard Bay, gdzie oczekiwa} ich
ma dworcu Cleveland. Potem
razem udano sic do Gray GA.
bles. Dzisiaj maja udac sic do
New Y orku yachtem Oneida.
Przewodniczacy kOmitetu
krajOwego.
Uwazaja "a rzecz pewna, re
sekretarz Stanowy Pennsyl-
vanii, VIM. F. Harrity, we
Srode zostanie jednog}osnie
obrany przewodniczacym de-
mokratycznego komitetu kra.
jowego. Me oswiadczy} on
jeszcze gotowosci swej do
przyjecia tego urzedu, ale
Whitney inni jego przyjacie-
/
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-07-19
PrZybycie parOWc0W.

Przybycie parOwc0W.
NeaD YORK;. State of Cali
fornia z Glasgowa,
Ba1imore.' British Queen
z Londynu.
Queenstown: Arizona NY.
Ai@ard:' Sygnal.: Pennsyl.
vania z Philadelphii.
Amta0erpia:: Waesland zlNY.
Hull. Galileo 2 N. Y.
Southampton: Elbe z N. Y.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-07-19
Telegramy KrajoVe.

(POfoaenie W Homestead. Wal
ka ma pOlu prawniczem miedzy
strajkerami a fabrykantami. =
Wielkie przygOtOwania do urze-
dOWegO zawiadOmienia Clevelan-
da i StevensOna o nOminaeyi. =
Wielkie nieszczescie kOlejOwe W
Ontario, W Kanadzie9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-28

shipments LOO head native steers ssndy 10 =. % oa
cents cwer, NJ SO iog 81 co. CONS steady at ~ 'o@
S2e 80 90. Hogs-Rccelpts, 5000 head; shipments;
300 head market sieady To- io@ ssg's ~ ,oT Ss.p
Receipt. $500 bend shipments. 1000 head marNe'
small prices steadily held. demand light. springs,
though not In large supply. were hard 10 move a1o
extras. "a SO 80 80 winter family. - o5d ~ 90,
PENNSYLVANIA roller etTagt, Sia - 40 Wes'e ca win
ter patent. - i0d - So Minnesota clear - tlo -
do straight 81 s5a - 80; DO patent, - spa :. -.
choice Pennsy ivania Wheat Inled steady with Hight
offerings fair inquiry from shippers. but onle'e were
e c I'd" s In W wnShng,onst eic"at"r &c No red
June. s7G - DC July. August and september 81 lia
eo G in ne d(aiSTHs the Hatch Artop'a
bill unconstitutional Influenced strong market for
corn and prices Of options advanced Die Local
cnrlots 81 No. scarce and firm, lower grades dull
md irregular. No grade 800 4oc; No mixed.
grain depot. SIC 80 ? mixed June. 81 I2d Soc:
iny. 5is - lse August 50 ~ g a4c srptsmS,G,r
q"et 'i but hrm ' with July ac higher 40. white
white short storage 20 3-4c; do, regular. Ale: do.
clipped Ale no. white June A. 4. ~ a5c
September, n l'@a3sc Butter firm but quiet
rcnnsylyan crmery extra iec 90 PRINT 49, 80
lie. Cheese steady part skins $40 l.2c; fu skins
laa &c. snrnrs,Rehned ,tcndy md IN fair demand
CUBES, 4 DISC. eMru pD"N'f'u NNNN "
powdered 4 I3lGc: fine ganrnteh, 3-sc: standard
gIrnulnted, 3-ac: Crown \. 4 0lGc: Crystal \.
/ 3-ac: Confectiopcrs A. lac. Red star a. 4.09c
keystone a. Isc; Franklin q. Ice Petroleum
quiet and unchanged refined IN barrels. - % reed
1rmer winter bran. al5dF13 - per ton. Potatoes
weaker with large supplies new. ~ 4 81 per barrel
c,ccptional lots higher. Recep's-Flomr. 2.j4O
bbls: ;. 900 sacks: wheat 275OO bush: corn. oo.5oo
hush: orts 81 500 bush. ShipmcntsWheat. 5000
hm.h corn q 600 bush; oats. 300 bush. . 40
n m -Wheat unchanged. Corn firm spot and Jnnc.
Sc: July. 81 l2a 53ci Later months nor unchanged
Wheat spcrnI,tion almost entirely local. but the
mnrkc vas firm and closed steady 3as od 9S9y' sat
August 20 SIC: December. 40 33c Corn fairly
active and higher bu, July weaken and cla'l same
Cash a. 3Ac: July closed A. I-sc: September.
- ice onts unchangd, 80 IL 4G options iT,:o ia.
&c i've dull - Ice hid Barley-No market.
ban quiet 500 &c cast track "a nearby points
81 o. asked Fiaxseci quiet. 07c. Butter steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-28
4 PROMINENT MINING ENGINEER MURDERED.

San Francisco June % (SpeciaD.-Ncws IS received
of the death Of Andrew Fraser. q well known mining
engineer, on June 10. while on the way from the
Jesus Maria mining camp to the city Of chihuahua,
Mexico. Fraser went TO Mexico two months ago for
the Risson Iron Works. and started for the Jesus
Maria district where he expected TO sell mine ma
chinery. Word now comes that Fraser murdered
by his guide at Guerrero. stage station half way be-
tween chihuahua and the Jesus Maria mines. Further
particulars have been promised by mali ana are daily
expected, but an Oakland named Mckay who
met Fraser the way the Jesus Maria mines said
that on the return trip from the mines Fraser. who
was following trail mule, killed by his
guide, who expected to large of
money, but it seems that The murdered had little
money in his possession. The officials Of tho RlsdOn
Iron Works have teegraphed to the Governor Of
Chihuahua and TO several Americans living there,
calling upon them tn leave nothing uudOne which may
lead to the detection and punishment OF the murderer.
Fraser well KNOWN the CONS stock Lode as ho
foundry there for years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-28

steady No. red spot and he month 81 4 a., 5 ss
sy - So ns: TS% 10 Sc S S,@s
bush bales, $4,000 bush. southern wheat steady
Igltz; -. 9ee; Loncbeily. 80 e'c. Corn irmer
.tock, .2i4,-s5 bush; salcs. G0ood bush. southern
jats frm: 10 white western 4Ia4l i &c; No. .
mixed western 2oa 3e &C. Receipts 500 60 bush :;
celpts e62 bush stock $40 bush. Hay qulex good
to choice ,mo1 si 5oS sl s 80 Gn rsh mr.
orders, per qua-er Is oda3S: cotton zoe pr 100
h aour in sachs, l2c per 100 %. Cotton nominal !;
bnlk meats. loose shoulders, i2c; long clear 4c
clear rib sides and sul,r plckled shonlt-s. lie
IL ;4s; large. Ell" IL &C. Refined sc crude,
sise Butter firm creamery Hocy ,e 10 zoe DO
oncy, l5c; do good to choice. i3a lac store packed
D g"s, i2.dc Eggs stcaaS ggse
sugar steady: eranulnted jG-lOOc Copper steady ;
refined. II lie. Whlskev firm. 81 25a 81 %.
Iostoa June 27-FoGT dull Corn STEADY steamer me-
shorts steady. Provisions firm. Other markets quiet.
RecosPsfonr 400 od hbls LOO ps sacks ,e t corn
Buffalo. June e7.-Fair demand for spot wheat no
at SIZE ); $500 bush So. Northern sold a
at 80 SC no northern 20 30 e. 80 Z 20 .,se
= 80 c: /. f.; winter wheat. ensier better
demand cars No. red sold 4" Is he csfs
sold al csc: ! car no ! white sod at SOC. Corn
Irregular light receipts. good demand car No.
yellow sold at Sic cars No. yellow sold at 54@
jjc: cars No yellow sold at 40" 4ec: car No
sold al "A lie IL No. . sold at bon 80 1-"W
Ole; ears warm sold AZ 43c: II cars hot sold at
3-c. all on track oats opened easer. closed at
outside prices; car No. white sold at 4Oo cars
No. . white sold at 35a3s &c: cars No 3 white
sold at 37G37 I-ic on track: 5000 bnsh In store
sold at 36 34c. cars No. mixed sold NJ 800
36 Ice. Rye dull: No. on track. sac. Flonr
firm; best spring - 0Od 50 do Water. 81 go ~ -
steady ana unchanged. Canal freight quiet Whta'.
lie; corn &c oats 1-2c: haNsecd l-sc Re.
rcIpts-FlOnr, - $50 bbs: wheat 12s.oOO bush
corn. pop coo bush: cats 2ia,O00 bush. shipments
By canal Wheat. $1,000 bush: corn, 5000 bush
oats OF 900 bush Nv rail Flour 10000 bbls;
wheat o. 900 bush: corn 10000 bush
Milwaukee. June 27-Wheat firm; september
20 STE: No. = spring 76@ &c: no Northern. &c.
Corn quiet: No 3. 47c. oats firmer; No. white.
35a 80 I-2c: No. 3 do. 3id - lie. barley nrm;
sample. }5d Go1 90. Rye firm; No I. 7S0'o i-2c.
Kansas CITY, June o7-tattle Receipts. G.GOo head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-28
THE IRON LEAGUE CLAIMS A VICTORY,
a LARGE PROPORTION OF THE DISCHARGED MEN
RETURN TO WORK.


The sfrncele between the Iron League and the
KNIGHTS of Labor not appear to be serous il
was feared IL would be when the members OF the
League discharged all the hsuseSmihs employed BY
them on saturday afternoon. when the men were
discharged they were told that the nonunion men
would be re-employed yesterday morning and that
nnen men, with the exception OF the most prominent
members. would be re-emplOyed also upon resigning
fron the union. This plan carried out yesterday
II resulted in lockout OF about 400 men. At the
vsrks Of J. Il, a. j. NJ. Cornell, at Twenty sXth-st
and Eleventh ave. the union men were required to
sign the following statement hereby resign from
the Housesmhs Union" At uie works Of
Post McCord in West Fiftecnthst, only four union
men applied for work About $50 mon
poyed there and all but these four said that they
were non-uniop men, At the Jackson Architectural
Iron Works and other large erms which belong to
the Iron League the ratio OF union men turned
was small. Tho employers are inclined to look upon
the result yesterday decided victory for them.
j. NJ. Cornell said Everything ia moving smoothly.
The fight has been forced npon by the I0uscsmiths'
Union and obliged to take this step to protect
ourselves We have grievance against the House
smiths Union as a union. We do not want to per
sscute the union, but We do want TO put stop
for all to this constant annoyance due to the petty
strikes and boycotts ordered by The union. If The
men employed by to-day try to form new union
We will not discharge them or try to dissuade them
from forming union"
The loched-out hOusesmiths met at 10 O'Clock yes
terday morning in Central Hall, No. 147 West Thirty
secendst. Henry A. Hicks OF Building Constructors
District Assembly No. 253 Knights Of Labor. who
will have charge Of the fight for the building trades
represented In District Assembly No. o63 was present
With few other delegates he had started out on a
tour Of inspection OF the buildings in course of
erection In this city In which members Of the Iron
League are doing worK. The buildings In which J. b.
j. VI. Cornell have contracts for work will be at
tackled first. After looking the situation at each
of these buildings Mr. Hicks will order strikes Of the
building trades In all buildings where he considers
such step to be expedient Thus the number OF idle
men will grow slowly and may nOt be great was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-28
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The sale OF National Transit PIPE Line certificates
AZ the stock Exchange Yesterday was little ont OF
the ordinary IN these days Of sovenly inactivity IN
the crude petroleum market SHES N 15.Ooo barrels
we're recorded at 81 3-,0 - IA cents. At the 1ol-
soldat,d stock and Petroleum Exchange the dealings
I'm National Transit certificates amounted to o,oOo
hauels al % 7.aa5 So cents, slight rise from the
closing prices Of last week. . l.,
bulk at $50, and I'm cases nj $50 crude IN barrels
at go. and in bulk at $50 o $780,.
crcmcn 80 marks: London, 4 7-so5 pence.
oil City, Penn. June 27.-National Transit Ger
tIfcates opened AT 80 j-a; highest. % lowest,
-, a. closed NJ 80 "a Sales 10. 900 bbls: clear
ances. 1000 bbls: shipments, 77O21 bbls; INNS,
1O3,5l0 bbls. - 80.
Naonnl Transit Certificates opened ut 81 49, closed
nj SO; highest, 81 90.
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creamery, 14a1sc dairy. 12d15c. ESgs quiet .t 10
Tor guaranteed. Cornmeal quiet - 80 w a. Wis nnS
cotton ties 81 l5d II 90 Provisions strons and gen
rally heaer FOrh in 100 lots s sli 49, a 5a 7s
lots 15c moro Bacon shoulders 90 O. -: longs
mi RIBS 81 shorts. a. 12 LA ss 20; sugar curea
hams sI11sl2 so. Recepts-FlOnr, 4OD Dds ;
Wheat, % 900 bush; corn. 1o3o0o bush: oats,
$4,000 bush; rye and barley. none. shipmenoIsoo
FIour GCOO bbls wheat 5000 bush, corn. O'ooo
bush; oats 10000 bush: rye and barley zone
T,elo. June 27.--Wheat dull. firm; go; casn
and June s6c July 80 l2, August ~ o,sc' S 5.n
active steady No > cash. SOC No. ,, 49c NO a. Joc'
Oat, auIet: No. cash. - &c. Rye dun, CASH
10 clover seed dull prime cash s. 0cio6ef' :, pa. Jo
cnts 1851 bush Shipncnts-Flour. 1879 bbs ;
corn, IL 1913 bush oats, q bush
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LONDON WOOL, MARKET.

london Iune o7-At the wool sales 70 day 1868
bales Of average quality were offered There was IS,
small attendance. Cr)ssbrcls we're eagerly p0ugn,;
stats. Following are the sales in detail and the
prices obtained: New South Wales 100 ba ns
c,cnsy' ALL Cd; do locks and pieces, 2 ar
Sl2d Queensland. 900 bales; scouiei, l,2da
el4as ID: do locks and pieces. 1-4d7 I'D. Mel
bourne and Victoria. 1000 bales; sronred, od0 Is
Is I /, cd: do locks and pieces, tao J. ID South
Australia. 100 bales: secured, Led greasy. l2@
. I'd do locks and pieces 30 l-2d. West Ans
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predicted last week. although 1t is not improbable that
from 10000 to $1,000 men will be thrown out of en-
poyment during the coming week. All Of these idle
men will not be striker, but Will be Obliged to stop
work on account Of the cessation OF activity IN build
ing trades Other than thOss IN which they are
ployed. Mr.. Hicks wiz probably order strike ou a
dozen or more buildings this morning IN which Mr..
Cernell'S firm Is doing WORK.
In brooklyn the fi.ht will not be carried on judged
nom present indications. With any great degree Of
vlgor. The bousesmiths there were locked out from
only one shop. that of Carrere d Haas.
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INQUIRIN8 INTO BUNCO7 OBRIEy'S ESCAPE

INQUIRIN8 INTO BUNCO7 OBRTEyS ESCIPE.
Albany, June % (speclaD.-The Albany Grand Jury,
acting under directions from Judge Chute to day began
an inquiry into the escape Of Thomas O'Brien. the
"bunco man." from officers in Utica. The Judge told
the jury that matter how high the persons i'm
pllcatcd IN the escape were. they he made TO
answer. To-day the Grand Jury had before II Warden
Thnyer and Clerk Farnsworth. Of Clinton Prison, TO
which O'BTien was taken on February 10 for felony.
The witnesses were kept In the turyroom for several
hours.
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tralia 500 bales; secured, Is 1-2dd1s Id; greasy
5a7 led do locks and pieces, sd. Tasmsnis' ~
pieces, 3S7d. New-zesand $500 bales: scouTd,
Sdals "A do locks and pieces 1-sdSls a d;y@'
Cape OF Good Hope and Natal. 300 bales secured,
Is 1 Ida Is 9 I'D greasy 3 4a6 lid
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKET.

London June 27 u. m--C6n ols. 90 Slice for money
and 0sssc tn, account New.Yorh Pennsysants ana
ohio first mortgage bsnd BIC: Canadian Pacific, 0xtc
Frie 2siac Mexican ordinary. 24bc 81. Paul common
$3.50 Reading 3o'.c Meyi,on Central new per senS
bonds 73:c Paris advces quote per cent rentes at %
francs S2 centtmes for the account. and exchange 90
London at 25 francs II centimes for checks.
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Liverpool. June 81. p. m.-Cotton-Fuures closed
quiet American Madling. low middlng clause, June
delivery, 3 6064d buyers: June and July delivery,
3 81 I'D August and september delivery 63-64d
AID september delivery, e-64d sellers; September
and October delivery, Esd sellers; October and
November delivery, 4 464d64 5-64d November and
December delivery. 064d64 '-64d December aud
January delivery, 0-64d sellers.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore. June 27.-Flour dull. Western super,
e. 40d So do extra, ~ od - 10. do family, ~ iOa
"a 30 winter wheat patent. ~ 150 - spring do 49,
~ do do straight. "a 80 III 60 receipts -,
bbls shipments. 2,e5l bbls sale, 40 bble. Wheat