davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-09-07
Manewra w0jskOwe W ROsyi.

W1EDE6, ego wrzesnia. =
q Kijowa donosza tutaj, re car
Rosy zarzadzil manewra woj-
skowe pa wielka skale tuz pra,
vie ma granicyi Austryi. Od-
beda sic one jeszcze we wrzes.
niu i wezmie w Mich udzia{
pare korpus6w. Uwazaja to
niejako "a odpowiedz ma ma
newra, odbywajace sic obecnie
W Galley. Rosyjskie manewry
beda mia1y miejsce W CUB. Po-
dolskiej, jednej z najmocniej
dotknietych cholera.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-09-07
n o. 2O7.
Telegramy zagraniczne,
Cesarz Wilhelm W LOtaryngii.

Cesarz Wilhelm W LOtaryngii.
METZ, 6 wrzesnia. = Cesarz
Wilhelm dis po przybyciu do
Kurzel zostal powitany uro'
.czyscie przez Biskupa z Metz.
Biskup W imieniu duchowie1-
stwa i w}asnem wyrazl radost
z powodu pobytu cesarza W
Lotaryngii; prosi}, aby cesarz
ssdzi} lud tamtejszy ME we'd
lug opinii wrogich gazet, lecz
wedlug jego czyn6w.
Cesarz odpowiada} ma to W
d}uzszem przem6wieniu. Wy
razil swe dziekidla duchowie6-
stwa i dla ludnosci, przy po-
zegnaniu uscisnal dion bisku-
pa = rzek}: ,,Jestem szcze-
RE wdzieczny wszystkim, kt6-
rzy mnie popieraja i pracuja
razem re mna".
Wczorai wieczorem w1adze
miejskie m. Metz wyzsi urzed.
nicy l,rowincyonalni urzadzili
bankiet dla cesarza Wilhelma.
Mlody monarcha W d1uzszei
movie dziekowal mieszka6com
Lotaryngii "a objawy przywia'
zania i lojalnosci. ,,Miasto
Metz - m6wil = wykazalo, re
jest specyalnie oddane cesarzo-
wi cesarstwu. Lud lotaryng-
ski swym zapalem W ciagu o.
statnich paru dni da} dow6d,
ae jest szczssliwy, nalezac do
Niemiec. JednosG Niemiec da.
je w}asnie gwarancye pokoju;
Lotaryngia pozostanie nadal
niemiecka, pod opieka Boga i
niemiecklego mlecza."
Manewra wojskowe trwaja
W dalszym ciagu. Wczoraj
bylo wielkie starcie sic konni-
cy pod Buzendorfem. DIS
pod Teterchen 1Sty korpus
armii atakowa} korpus 16ty /
usilowa1 go wyparowac po-
zycyi. By}a to g}ownie walka
artyleryjska. Korpus 1S-ty
uderzy} nastepnie z bagnetaml
ma korpus 16ty, lecz zostaf od'
party.
Stan zdrowia wojska by{do-
tad zupe}nie dobry; dzisiaj jest
gorszy. Kilkudziesieciu ludzl
omdlalo dis podczas name
wr6w. Powodem tego goraco,
brak woody i z}e pozywienie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-09-07
Nowy moskieWski pOmysf.

LoNDYN, ego Wrzesnia. =
Petersburgski correspondent
Standards" telegrafuje, re
specyalna komisya przy rosyj-
skiem ministeryum komunika-
cyl wyrobila projekt do pra-
wa, ma zasadzie kt6rego z po
mienionego ministeryum /
wszystkich jego zarzad6w miej-
scowych, a nadto re wszyst-
kich bez wyistku kolei zelaz-
nych W calem pa1stwie majs
bye wydaleni wszyscy pracow-
nicy wyznania rzymsko-kato-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-09-07
B0jka W 0bec sedziego pokoju.

-Wczoraj toczy3a sic sprawa sier.
zanta Spencera przeciw niejakiej panl
Cover, zam. pm. 371 Wells str,
pred sedzia pokoju Hoglundem i
posr6d rozprawy przyszso pomiedzy
swiadkami Jas. Burns a Arthurem
Osburne do b6jki, W kt6rej nakoniec
wszyscy prawie obecni wzieli udziaa.
Wielu zostalo pokrwawionych nawet'
Pani Cover by2a oskarzona o to, ze
pr6bowa{a u policyanta skollektowae
przymusowa droga sl3 diuznych jej
"a komorne. Zostala jednak uznana
niewinna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-09-07
OicOb6istWO.

q Wenecyi we Wioszech nadcho.
dzi wiadomosc, il W Arpaise niejaki
Domenico Russo, rozgniewany ma
swych rodzic6w, ktorzy ME pozwalali
mu sic zenit z jakas dziewczyna,
strzeli} do Mich szesc razy rewolwe-
ru. Ojciec pad} trupem ma miejscu,
matka otrzymala TAX cieakie rany, il
jej ocaleuie jest watpliwem. Nadto
raniony zostas jeden sssiad6w, mad
biegajacy na odglos strzalow. Ojco.
bojce aresztowano niezwlocznie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-09-07
Telegramy KrajoWe'
Mgr. SatOlli.

MILWAUKEE,, ego Wrzesnla.
Delegat papiezki, Mgr.
Satolli, bawi dis W naszem
miescie. Wszyscy Biskupi pro
wincyi So W jego towarzystwie.
Objeadza} dzislaj koscio1y i
i zakony. Mad wieczorem u
Arcybiskupa Katzera odby1
sic bankiet ma Geese jego. Ju
tro rano W katedrze sw. Jana
odprawi Mgr. Satolli uroczy-
ste naboze6stwo. Jutro tez W
prywatnym wagonie prezyden.
ia koIei Chicago, Milwaukee
& St. Paul, Millera, uda sic do
st. Pere. w Piatek tam od-
odprawi naboze1stwo.
ROzruchy rObOtnicze.
CLEVELAND, O., 6 wrzesnia.
DIS rano wybuch}y znowu
rozruchy pomiedzy pracujacy
mi przy budowie kana1u i zno
wa Czesi, Wegrzy i Polacy
g}6wnie W Mich wzieli udzia}.
Pomimo ohecnosci znacznej Ii.
czby policy dis fano robotni.
cy ME powazali sic p6jsc do 70
boty. .Powsta6cy wczoraj vie.
czorem ma zgromadzeniu u
chwalili, ME dopuszczac dis
nikogo do roboty. Wczesnie
rauo ma srodku ulicy Holton
zatkneli choragiew ameryka6.
ska, u kt6rei z1ozyli przysiege,
re beda SLIME razem sic trzy-
mali i nikogo ME dopuszcza
do kana}6w. Oko}o godz. Z ze-
bra1 sic t}um ma 1niejsce rozru'
chow, a kiedy robotnicy przy.
byli kilofami i rydlami, wy.
dawalo sic, re powstanie b6j.
ka. Me czekajac jednak ma
jej rozpoczecie, policyanci o.
try mali rozkaz do wystapie-
MIA. Robotnicy bronili sic i
wielu z mich zosta}o pa}kami
obitych, MIN spok6j przywr6'
como.
Zatrudnienie dla r0bOtnik0W.
LEAvENwoRrH, Kansas, dnia
6 60 wrzesnia. Fabryka Aber-
nathy, ktora zatrudnia 800 ro-
botuik6w, po pieciotygodnio-
wem bezroboclu rozpoczeia
czynnosci swe ma nowo.
CLAYTON, Ia, 6 wrzesnia.
DIS rano rozpoczeto ma nowo
roboty W jednej zfabryk szk}a
frmy Moore Bros. Take W
dw6ch innych warsztatach W
piecach napalono i "a pare dni
rozpoczna tam roboty. P6zniei
nastapia lnne piece i wszystkie
oddzia4y beda W ruchu cd
dnia 10 pazdziernika. Take
u frmy J. M. Pierce &Co. pa
Ia W piecach i rozpoczna pra-
ce 25 bm. Firmy te daja "a
trudnienie 200 fachowym ro.
botnikom i 400 - 500 innym
mszczyznom i ch}opcom.
LEw1sBURe, Pa, 6 wrzesnia.
Fabryka gwozdzi firmy G. A.
Goodcharles, kt6ra dale zatru.
dnienie 25O robotnikom i City
Nail Works, gdzie pracuje $50
os6b rozpocze}y wczoraj pono-
wne czynnosci xpierwsza Mich
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-09-07

lickiego. Projekt ten zapew-
ne uzyska aprobate cara. 20.
zbawi on chleba dziesiatki ty-
siecy Polak6w, zatrudnionych
W zarzadzie dr6g, most6w ko'
lei zelaznych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-09-07
Czwartek dnia Z Wnesnia 1898 r.

we wszystkich oddzia}ach, a
druga re stu robotnikami. =
Kompania New York and Pen.
nsylvania Paper Co., kt6ra "a.
trudnia 180 robotnik6w, po
ca}omieslecznym odpoczynku
ma nowo rozpocze}a czynnosci,
ME zmniejszajac ami godzin
piracy, AMI ilosci robotnik6w
ami tez p}ac.
DOVER, N. H., 6 wrzesnia.
W przysz}y Poniedzia}ek fa-
bryki we}ny Comic" .po czte.
rotygodniowym zastoju costa.
ia ma powr6t otwarte. Place i
czas roboty pozostana te same,
CO dawniej. = DIS ponownie
zaczeto pracowac W Cocheco
Manufacturing Co., "a place o
10 do Is proc. zmniejszona. :
DIS rano otwarto r6wniez ia.
bryki we1ny frmy Sawyer.
Tam ma poczatek pracowac be.
da tylko, 8 dni W tygodniu.
ALLENTOWN, Pa, 6 wrzes.
w fabryce drut6w kolczastych,
gdzie l40 robotnikow pracuie,
dzisiaj ponownie zaczsto pra'
cowac.
Znaczny pOzar.
New YORK, ego wrzesnia.
Znaczny pozar pn.45 Al Pike
str. dzisiaj zniszczy4 prawie ca1y
kwartal dom6w W dzielnicy
wschodniej. w dolnych pie
trach miescl}y sic pralnie i
sk}ady; g6rue by}y odnajete
oko}o 90 krawcom, kt6rzy tam
mieli swe warsztaty. Szkoda
zrzadzona przez pozar wynie-
sic do S150,000, ale CO gorsza,
oko1o 1900 ludzi tract zatru-
dnienie. Mkt zycia ME straci}
i nie zosta} mocno uszkodzony.
Nieszczescie W pociagu
cyrkiem.
CoLFAx, CAL, ego wrzesnia.
Pociag wiozacy cyrk Sells 81
Renfews wykolei} sic zesz}ej
nocy na kolei Nevada County;
duie lokomotywy i cztery wa
gony rune}y re spadzistej wy
sokosci. Dwie osoby zosta4y
zabite, szesc pokaleczonych;
z tych ostatnich jedna smier-
telnie. Zabity zosta} jeden lew
jeden niedzwiedz, a inne zwie.
rzeta mocno poka]eczone. Ia
bici zostali Hank Jones i An.
drew Hearst. Smiertelnie po.
kaleczony Bill SPAWN, ciezko
A. L. Crowell, Tom Rossell,
Don Coughlin, Joseph Duffy i
Joseph Jonas.
ObOzOwiskO W Indianapolis.
indianapolis, Ind, 6wrzes.
Obliczono, re pociagi kolejo-
we W ostatnich trzech dniach
przywioz}y do miasta przesz}o
100000 os6b, a wczoraj juz
ME zdo}a}y zada6 zaspokoic.
Ze sprawozda6 okaza}o sic,
ze liczba czionk6w g. A. r. W
ostatnim roku zmniejszy}a sic
o 1000. Wszystkich cz}onk6w
obecnie jest 443,554. -,Com.
mander-in-Chief" ma przysz}y
rok zosta} obrany kap. j. G.B.
Adams z Massachusetts, jako
nastspca komendanta Weisser'
ia z Wisconsin.
Wypadki kolejowe.
CINCINNATI, ego wrzesnia.
Urzedowa depesza do prezy.
denta kolei Cleveland, Colum.
bus, Chicago and St. Louis,
Ingallsa, donosi, re dis rano o
godz. 4 min,47 pociag frachto.
wy Nr. 81 u skretu W poblizu
Battesville, | n d., uderzy} o
pierwszy oddzia} pocziagu oso-
bowego MILO. Lokomotywa
pierwszego pociagu zosta}a
zgruchotana, a cztery wagony
osobowe uszkodzone. Dwaj
hamulcarze, obaj konduktorzY
lokomotyw i urzednicy poetic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-09-07
Smutny wypadek.

Wczoraj po poludniu wydarzyi sic
W tunelu ma La Sale str. smutny ma:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-09-07
NOtatki telegraticzne
Zagranicy.

= Dose grozne trzesienie ziemi
da3o sic uczuc onegdaj W Serbii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-09-07
Cholera we Wf0szech.

RzYM, ego wrzesnia. =
Cholera we W}oszech ME usta-
je. W Palermo ma wyspie Sy-
cylii znow zameldowano 10 no.
wych wypadkow zarazy 5
smierci. w Casino umar}a
jedna osoba, a Z zachorowa}o.
W Neapolu by}y 4 smierci,
lecz nowych wypadk6w zad-
nych. w Piemoncie W wielu
mieiscach panuje tez cholera.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-22
FINANCIAL.
New York.

NEW YORK. Dec. 21.-Two events
calculated to affect speculative values
occurred this morning before the open.
ing of the stock exchange. One, the
closing of the st. Nicholas bank by the
state superintendent of banking, was
important only in that it disclosed a
weak spot in the commercial situation,
but it served the purpose of the bear
traders by keeping out of the market
temporarily operators for the long ac-
count; the other. the death of George
G. Magoun, was perhaps OF greater mo-
ment from stock exchange point Of
view, because it removed from the di-
rectory of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa
Fe Railroad company its chairman and
most powerful financial support at
period when tina corpora
ton needed all the help that
wise counsel and great resources
could give to it. The bank suspension
made its influence felt first, the bears
making strong demonstration On gen.
eral stock values, accompanying their
attack with disQuietlng rumors of other
Impending troubles for which there ap-
pears to have been no basis, as the dis
aster to the st. Nicholas bank is due
solely to impairment of capital, the re-
suit of bad loans, and no other financial
Institution is in any way involved in its
affairs. The market opened active, and
though prices were irregular, there
were no serious declines. The London
market for American securities was
strong and there were some foreign buy
ing orders, but the bears made con-
certed attack, using Distiliing as
wedge to break values in general.
This stock, which had made an
early advance of y per cent. was
which point supporting orders were re-
ceiVed which forbade any further de-
cline and it was given out semi-officially
that the proposed 10-cent advance in the
spirits tax just suited the distilling COM
pany. as its manufactured stock was
equal only to six months consumption,
and was not by any means as heavy as
was generally believed. During the
rest Of the day the shares were we'll
held, recovering 1B per cent and clos
ing Is higher than yesterday, being
the only stock on the list which shows
an advance on the days transactions.
during the morning, the fluctuations
being within limit of g per cent until
after 1880 o'clock. But during the
afternoon rumorS of receivership were
circulated, and it was limited that the
death of Mr.. Magoun prac ticallY re-
moved the only hope of raising money
to meet the January interest disburse-
ments. A free selling movement re-
suited. and the stock broke 25S per cent
from lrst night, with a recovery at the
close of e per cent. 1t is said P resi-
dent Reinhart, of the company. is pre-
pairing statement of Atchison's affairs
which is to be given out at the end of
the week. Now England led the mar
ket in point of activity, and in the early
dealings was fairly well held, making
an advance OF q per cent III the opening
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-22
Union StOekyardS.

Receipts - LOGO hogs. 15C cattle. 400
sheep.
Hogs-5c lower; quality better than
yesterday; one choice load being good
enough to bring $3.50; yards cleared
early to packers at S4.50@4. 80.
Cattle-Slow; butchers wanted small
supplies of fat cattle, common stuff be-
ing slow sale. Receipts were mostly
common, and trading dragged all day.
Several buyers OF stockers and feeders
were on the market. but did not find
much that suited their needs. Mich
COWS and springers dull and S5@1Olower
than two weeks ago.
Quotations: Prime steers, $3.50
800; good steers, S2.75@3.25; prime
cows. 81. 50@3; good cows. 5000. so;
common to fair cows, sl.25@2; light
veal calves. S3.5O@4.25: heavy calves,
1908; stockers, 81 25@2.25; feeders,
S2.25@3; bulls, S1.50@2.
Sheep-Slow. Moderate demand for
fat muttons and lambs, common dull
and weak. Quotations: Muttons, 500
3; lambs. S9.50@3.25; stockers and feed
ers. S1.2502.50.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-22
Duluth Wheat.

DULUTH. Dec. CIV heat ruled dull
and inactive today. The market opened
firm at sc advance at 645sc for May and
NO. northern, and firm but unchanged
for cash wheat. Spot grain was so firm
ly held that buyers were not disposed tn
take 1t, and thus was the trade in cash
wheat made dull. Transactions in flu
lures were few and fluctuations narrow
and steady. May sold off &c to 64lc.
and at the close was offered at that fig
rre. First trading in July took place
today, lot of 10000 blu selling at 66I@
665gc, premium of about 1$Ic over
May. First business in July of last
years crop tok place Feb. at a pre-
MUM of 21lc over May. During the
last hour the market was dull and in
active, closing firm and unchanged from
yesterdays quotations, except Nav.
which closed sc lower There will
be no session Saturday OF Monday,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-22
ADVANTAGE of the unsettling effects of

advantage of the unsettling effects of
the days developments, and sold down
the stock 29s per cent. In the late deal.
ings there was some good buying in the
shares, but the close was only g per
cent above the lowest point touched.
During the afternoon the speculation
was feverish, and prices tended down.
ward despite occasional rallies which
occurred whenever the pressure to sell
was removed. The lowest prices of the
day were made in the first half
of the last hour, tho coal shares and the
speclalties giving way materially. In
the final dealings there was some COW
ering OF shorts, to which prices re-
Sponded slightly, and the closing trans
actions were tirmer in tone. Every
stock traded in. with one exception
noted above, shows a decline compared
with the final sales of yesterday, the
range being q to per cent, most prom
lnent IN the reactionarY movement
being Delaware, Lackawanna & West
ern and PIttsburg & Western preferred,
4; Evansville & Terre Haute, 80; Pull
man, 81; New jersey Central and Nor
Delaware 81 Hudson and American
Atchison, Chicago & Eastern Hi
nois preferred and Mobile & Ohio.
213; Manhattan. ~; Colorado Fuel
u Iron 3; New England and Minneapo-
lis IL ST. Louis preferred trust receipts
u; Northwest l SIS; Chicago Gas and
Louisville, New Albany preferred II;
Sugar, Western Union, Burlington d
Quincy. st. Paul, Chesapeake q Ohio,
and Cotton Oil rs, and Missouri Pacific,
81. Paul d Omaha. Great Northern
preferred, Erie preferred, Iowa Central
preferred and SusQuehanna q Western
preferred each L per cent. The bond
being the depression i'll the Atehison
ssueS. The leading changes are:
Declines-Atchison IS, 336; Atchison
seconds, Glass A. ~; Peoria & Eastern
Illinois and Kansas Pacific 6s OF 1896, 8
each: do consols, 2; Virginia Midland
generals, 3; do stamped guaranteed, l;
Louisville. Evansville & st. Louis first
conSol IS, st. Louis Southwestern firsts
and Texas Pacific firsts, each u; Union
Elevated firsts, ~; Wabash seconds,
Savanna d Western trust receipts, st.
Paul " Duluth seconds, San Antonio 81
AranoS Pass As, Oregon Improvement
5S. Northern Pacific consol IS, Louis
vile q Nashville, New Orleans q Mo-
bile fifSts, Elizabeth 81 Big Sandy firsts
and Brooklyn Elevated firstS, each per
cent. Western New York
81 Pennsylvania firsts, ~; Albany &
SuSquehanna frsts and ST. Paul. Min
neapolis 81 Manitoba, Montana Central
extended firsts, each l per cent. Du-
luth d Manitoba firsts sold at 7616,
against rs the previous sale.
The Total Sales of Stocks
today were $4,000 shares, including:
Atchison. 24,5O0; American Sugar,
% 800. RUrlinptOn &, Chimney % OOo.
Chicago Gas, 21,S0O; Chesapeake &
Ohio, 8, 100: Distillers. 10000; General
Electric, 1900; Louisville Il Nashville,
1900; New York & New England, So
500; Northwestern, 1000; Reading,
6,400; Rock Island. 1000; st. Paul, Co.
800; Western Union, $4,000.
StOckS-CIoSjnU.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-22
THESE QUOTATIONS
Are Furnished by
JAMESON, MVEHER g. co.,
Commission Merchant ST. Paul
Minneapolis Markets.
Minneapolis range of prices:

minneapolis range OF prices:
Wheat-May, opening. 6215c; highest,
6219@622sc; lowest, 6214e; closing, 6214e.
December, closing, Zoe. On Track
No. L hard, CSC; No. northern, 6I15e;
No. northern, 60c.
Flour = Receipts. 275 bbls; ship
ments, 25,134 bbls. Quoted at $500
3.75 for first patents; S3.05(03. So for sec
ond patents; S1.50(0l.90 for fancy and
export bakers; S1.10(@1.45 for low
grades in bags. including red dog.
Bran and Shorts - The market for
bran is quite brisk, but holders are little
stiff, and ask S9.50@10 in bulk; shorts,
S9.50@10.50 per ton.
Receipts, $4,000 bu; shipments.
25,o40. Corn is somewhat easier; see
sales.
Oats-Receipts. 300 blu; shipments,
1850 bu; demand slow. See sales on all
other grades.
Barley-Receipts, 8, $50 bu; shipments,
none. The market is sick, with no buy
ing orders.
Flaxseed-Receipts, 1850 bu; ship
ments, 5,S40 bu.
Feed-Millers held at s13.5O@14 per
ton; less than car lots, Sl40I5, with
cornmeal at S14@15; granulated meal,
SF7@1S.50 per ton
Hay-Receipts, 90 tons; shipments,
none. hay receipts were light today,
put the market continues dull and
heavy. II. II. King d Co. report sales
OF upland at $3.50, and common to No. l
Wild at S4.50@6 per ton.
Some Sample Sales - No. hard, 8
cars, 6311ac; No. hard, cars, 631fc: No.
l northern, 81 cars, &c; No. northern,
to arrive. 81 cars, &c; No. northern,
- cars, 612Ic; No. northern, car,
624c; No. northern, cars, 6O15c: No.
northern, cars, Coo; No. 2 iIerthern,1
car, Gle; No. wheat, Id off. car, 6Oc;
NO. wheat, old, car. 6Oc; rejected
wheat, Id off, car, 5S1Sc; rejected
wheat, Id off, smutty, l car, 60c; re-
Jected wheat.1 Id of, 3 cars, SOC; rejected
Wheat.l lib off, stack burned, l car, 55c;
rejected wheat, 2 cars, 59c; rejected
wheat. lbs off, car, SOC; rejected
wheat, l Id off, 3 cars, SIC; rejected
wheat, smutty, 5 cars, SIC; rejected
wheat, Id off, car, 5711sc; No. 8 bar
ley. so lbs. car. 4114c; No. barley, 2
cars, 3273c; barley. o. W. b., so lbs.
car, 3Sc; No. 3 white corn, car, Sic
No. corn, car, 311ze; No. 8 corn, 3
cars, 3l4c; No. corn, cars, 301ac:
No. corn, 1 car, 3015c; No. 8 yellow
corn, car, SIC; No. 3 yellow corn, l car,
3l19c; No. a corn, l car, 11le; No. 8
oats, 3 cars, 2615c. r. !
Receipts-Wheat. 145,OS0 -bu; corn,
$4,000 bu; oats,9 700 bu.; barley, 8, $50 bu.
Shlpments-Wheat, %, ITO blu; corn,
25.S40 bu; oats, 1850 bu; rye, 760 bu;
flax, $3.50 blu; flour, %, 134 bbls.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-22
TOOK ANOTHER TUMBLE.
SMALL EXPORTS AND FREE SELLING
BREAK THE PRICES.
WHEAT AND CORN GO Down.
Report Of the Bank Failure in
New York Throws a Large
Amount OF Wheat on the Mar
ket, and Causes a Decline the
Second Time-Oats and Pro
visions Both Strong.

CHICAGO, Dec. 21.-SmalI export clear
ances and free selling caused by the
New York bank failure sent wheat
down today. Wheat and corn each
closed &c lower than on the day be-
fore; oats sc lower and provisions at a
good advance. Wheat opened with May
&c lower at 66Bc. The report of the
closing of the doors of the st. Nicholas
bank at New York caused large
amount of wheat to be thrown upon the
market, and there was an immediate de-
cline. The loss was soon overcome,
however, by light receipts here and in
the Northwest. Minneapolis and Du-
luth received 800 cars against 364 on the
corresponding day of last week, and 63S
year ago. Chicago received 81 cars to-
day, as compared with 2S7 cars last
year. Pardridge.bought freely at the
early decline and this also aided in re-
lievlng the depressing influence of the
New ork failure. Light export clear
ances. however, were too much for the
bulls, and caused a return of the early
weakness. They were reported as but
$4,000 bushels in wheat and flour from
the four principal Atlantic ports and
New, Orleans, and the sellers who had
been somewhat amazed by Pardridge's
readiness to buy again grew lavish in
their offerings. Schwartz Dupee and
Kennett-Hopkins Il Co. sold freely, and
other traders followed suit. Cables
were firm at the close, but could not
check the decline, and May wound up
but sc above the lowest figures of the
day. May opened at 6G7sc, declined &c.
rallied &c, dropped 59c and rallied 40
to close at 6615c.
Receipts of corn were s. cars above
the estimate, and that. with the early
weakness in wheat, started themarket
76c lower with May at 3S5sc. Heavy
estimates for tomorrow'S receipts added
weakness to the dropping market, and
May sold down &c TO 363sc. rallying &c
to close that much above the days bot
com figures at 3S19c.
A good business was transacted In
oats, and at the opening the market was
firmer. May opened sc lower at 3014c,
yesterdays closing figures. Receipts
were heavier than the estimate, however,
and with heavy estimates for tomorroW's
receipts, the price dropped &c, rallying
Is C to close at 80 cents for May.
Provisions were strong with good out
side buying orders. light hog receipts
and good local demand. The decline
in wheat and corn caused reaction in
the middle of the session, but light es-
Inmates for tomOrrow's hog receipts and
continued good buying made good the
greater part of the loss. Compared
with last night January pork is 1870
higher, January lard 1215c higher and
January ribs sc higher.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat, 100 cars; corn, $40 cars; oats,
200 cars; hogs, 10000.
The leading futures ranged as follows: