davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-19

swiadkami hollow skladanych
przez lud niesmiertelnemu
bohaterowi naczelnikowi Ma
rodu - Tadeuszowi Kosciusz-
ce. / tax dis we srode wy.
.jecha} do Rzymu ksiaze. kar:
dynal Dunaiewski. Dale]
delegat namiestnictwa Lasko-
wski wyjezdza jutro do Wled-
MIA, a ma koniec, z m ny
d o g 0, znany patryota
ks. biskup kard- Hryniewieckl,
kt6ry mia} odprawia6 nabo
7ehstwo, nades}a} telegram,
ze ma uroczystosc ME przybe-
die z powodu choroby.
Z drugiej zas strony pollcya
tutejsza robi ciagle trudnoscl
Komitetowi KoSciuszkowskle-
mu i niejednokrotnie wydru--
kowane programy uroczystoscl
zosta}y skon6skowane. DIS
zaS prezydent miasta Frldleln
robi trudnosci i .wstrzyma}
prace oko1o robot prey VINO
szeniu estrad i platform W
pobllzu prowizorycrnego pom
nika Kosciuszki. OczywiScle
panowie CT spodziewaia sic "a
wiernoSe rzadowi austryjackie-
mu otrzymac Orderly i odzna-
czenia. 5000. Lecz narod
pogardza mimi jake pod}ymi
sluzalcami i stahczykami.
Pomimo tych przeszkod re
strony wlasnych ,,braci'
uroczystos6 Kosciuszkowska
bedzie wspania}q, miasto Gale
iluminowane i udekorowane
bedzie juz Cd Piatku, przez
Sobote i Niedziele.
Medale pamiatkowe, foto-
giraffe Kosciuszki So sprzeda-
wane W ogromnej ilo$ci, a
obrazy p~rzedstawiajace bitwe
pod Rac}awicami, przysiege
Kosciuszki ma Rynku Krako-
wskim W d. "a Marca 1794r.,
i inne przedstawiajace Kos
ciuszke So bardzo pieknie
wykonane i r6wniez So bardzo
rozkupywane.
W}adze duchowne zrobi}y
przeszlo 100 miejsc ola WHO'S.
clan, kt6rzy juz sic do mas
zjezdzaja. Uroczystosc tax sic
rozpocznie.
w piatek, 80 Marca, 0 g.
10 pred pol. odprawiona
zostanie Msza sw. w kaplicy
Loretahskiej u 90. Kapucy-
now, poczem nastapi ods}o-
niecie tablicy pamiatkowej.
Tegoz dnia komitet urzadzi
wycieczki bezptatne "a zapro-
szeniami.
w sobote 81 Marca
t. ]. W k ia we seine ]
rocznicy przysieg l
Tadeusza X osciuszk i
odbedzie sic obch6d narodowy
a mianowicie:
a.) Dzieh pamiatkowy po-
vita hejna} z w.ezy Marjackiej
oraz z uderzeniem godziny 6
rano pobudka ~orkiestry Pc
rynku i ulicach miasta.
b. . godzinie 8mej rano
zbiora sic uczestnicy obchodu
PREY rondlu bramyFloryahskiej
i udadza sic utica Floryahska,
Rynkiem, ul. Grodzkai Pod
zamczem do katedry ma
Wawel, gdzie 0 g. 10 pred
poludniem odprawiona zostanie
Msza sw.przed grobowcem sw.
Stanis}awa, a move wyg}osl
ks. T. Chromecki, rektor
Xxx. Pijar6w, poczem pre-
wodniczacy z}ozy wieniec cd
Narodu ma sarkofagu Kos.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-19

So SLIM, re sic obeda bez rady
ksiezy, j 1e )uz szas ola MICH
uwolnic sic z powijak6w die.
ci6stwa. = Ale So to tylko
przypuszczenia, i trzeba mice
nadzieje, re tax piekna kor.
poracya ocknie sic, i ME poi.
die droga zwiazkowa a
nadewszystko, re ks. kapelan,
chofby nawet z poswieceniem
n%iekt6rych swych zapatrywah
sic, wytrwa ma stanowisku, ma
jakim 60 wsp6lkoledzy ksieza
postawili.
Rad g}6wny, czy tez re.
dakcya organu Uni, odma.
wlajac kapelanowi og}oszeh
ti6maczenia sic, lub obrony
publicznei W PoLAKU pope}nili
wielki nietakt obraze osoby,
kt6ra badz co badz Jest mai
wybitniejsza w Uni, - a
sobie 'wypisali swiadectvo
%wielkiej niepolityki i AFRO.
gancyi. JaSniej m6wiac, ME
chcieli,. by cz}onkowie Uni
dowiedzieli sic o g}1pstwach
ich gcspodarki, a kapelanowi
dali do z~rozumienia, re oni
So panami Uni i PoLAKA. -
Wiadomem jednak jest, re
ma sejmie by}a wielka op-
pozycya, ably PoLAK ME byl
organem Uni, ijedynie tylko
ks. Majer to wszystko ukoiE i
przeprowadzi}. - A teraz
ten3e sam PoLAK Smieie sic W
ku}ak pokazuje ksiedzu M.
f..
Me dosyG ma tenn. - Gdy
ks. kapelan, widzac zagrodzo.
na sobie droge, }aski rzadu
%g}6wnego, do og}oszeh i obrc-
ny w organic Uni, udaje Sic
z tenn do KAToL1KA, wtedy
tenze sam organ Uni tax
serdecznie protegowany przez
kapelana, pisze naiwnie, re
KAroL1K jest wykletym, ira
dzibysmy wiedzieli przez kogo,
DO jezeli tylko przez Po1AKA,
przez g}upiego slisza i takiz
sam Rad g}6wny - to juz
mniejsza o to - toe oni swego
kapelana juz wyklinaja, ude
PoLAK Mr.. 99D - a kazdy
do niego piszacy powinien bye
wyrzuconym z Uni.
Tutaj juz nawet kazde dziec~
ko, chocby tylko z klasy pana
Rozana, zrozumie, re to przy'
m6wka ola kapelana - re
poniewaz pisze do KAToL1KA,
trzeba go wyrzucic z Uni.
A czy& on sic ME zg}asza}
najprz6d do Was? - Czemu-
ze$cie go zmusili szukat in.
nych gazet, a kledy znuwu
do mas sic udal a ME do
innych, to wida6, re ME jes-
tesmy Eli, jak to chcecie wy
tam ma wschodzie mice.
Me dziwimy sic rzadowi
%g}6wnemu, re sic ma cos po.
dobnego zdobyli, ale dziwimy
sic ksiezom polskim W Bufffa.
10 a szczeg6lniej ks. Pitasowi,
kt6ry jest 'wlaScicielem gazety
PoLAK w AMERYcE, - re ma
COS podobnego Rozanowi
pozwoli}. - Lecz i tn ME ma
sic czemu dziwic, gdy sic zwa.
Nv. lie PRIV e m u
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-19
Ksiadz kapelan nigdy ME

Ksiadz kapelan nigdy ME
przYpuszcza}, by cos podob-
nego mog}o nastapic = to
tel pomimo ostrzezeh z rdz.
nych stron o nieszczerosci
wschodu, wszelkiemi si{ami
nastawa} ma przeniesienie RIA
du g}6wnego do Buffalo. =
Chcia} jednak, jak sic okazuje,
zastrzedz prawem, ably ma
wszelki przypadek s%prawdze-
MIA sic poglosek a wschodzie,
- po}ozyc tame tel nieszcze.
rosci | naduzYciom. - Ma to
sprawdzenie sic ME potrzebo.
wal kapelan d}ugo czeka6. -
Przysz}o ono przedzej, niz sic
spodzewano.
Rad g}6wny skoro tylko
dosta} W rece to czego zada},
Cd razu pokaza} zeby, oglosi}
sic ~naiwyzsza w}adza ma wz6r
centralnego rzadu Zwiazkowe-
go i postanowii ma zawsze
zatrzymaG te w}adze, jak to
wyraznie o$wiadczyli w liScie
do kapelana. - "A chcac u
wolni6 sic cd wyzszej w}adzy
i upozorowac lako tako swoje
pretensye, chcieli chca znieSt
prawo ukracajace te ich VIA.
DE, zarzucajac kapelanowi
nielegalnose narzucania wyma-
rzonej jakiej$ novel konstytu-
cyl i paragat6w niby tel to
przez sejm uchwalonych. Gdy
tYmczasem sejm, jak1o sami
bylismy Swiadkami, po}ozy]
zupe}ne zaufanie W kapelanie
a tenn samem i W TEN CODY
ola dobra Uni cd siebie dc.
dial. A re wlasnie doda( to,
czego sic %najmniei Buffalczycy
spodziewali, zarzucaja mu
nielegalnos6. - Tu kazdy wi:
dzi, re i'm ME chodzi o sejm,
ami o paragrafy lie raczej Q
w}asna sk6re i samolubstwo,
/ ola tego tel chcieliby zniest
paragraf ola siebie ME miiy,
i ukr6cic powage, w}adze, !
wp}yw ksiezy ma Unie.
Ludzie CT So kr6tko widzacy
i ami i'm sic mierzy& z ks.
kapelanem, kt6ry ]uz w wielu
wypadkach da} dowody zdro.
wego sadu O rzeczach obcho'
dzacych rome korporacye.
Ksiadz Majer, nalezac kiedyS
do Zwiazku, byl mu rada,
iezeli MONA tak rec - a
mysle ze MONA, byl magne
sem pociaga1acym wszystko
do Zwiazku. - O tel sile po'
ciagajacej ks. Jakimowlcz
bardzo pieknie powied2ia} PREY
zamknieciu sejmu. Zwiazek
gdyby byl s]ucha} ks. Majera
i szed} "a jego radiant dziS
by}by jedna najwiekszych
polskich korporacyi W Anne
ryce. Ale zarozumia}oSc i sa-
molubstwo a szczeg6lnie] lie
ukryta nienawisc ku Koscio}o
iowi i ksiezom przez wielu
cz}onk6w zwiazku, odrzucl}o
jego rady i pozby}o sic re
zwiazku.
Ten blad zrozumia} tylko
jeden Helihski / wyrzucal in
nym prowodyrom Zwiazku, re
lie ukrywali swa ob}ude, re
"a predko zdradzili sic. Lecz
II1l o1oS coro
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14

few months added over 5000
feet OF silctrack to the switch
yards for greater convenience in handling
the constantly increasing output Of the
Il, +, coal cotnpany's mines. while the
carpenters and painters are now putting
the finishing touches TO one Of the hand.
soonest depot buildings on their line west
OF Fort Worth
The geographical position aud present
railroad facilities sufficiently Indicate this
point as the prospective and ,ogical con.
nection Of the Dnblin'rhurhcr extern
sion of the Texas Central and the Texas
Pacific railways The apparently Ia.
eNhausiihle supply of coal Is being sys-
iemaiicaly Developed
The town Of Thurhcr. under the man
Ngement OF the Texas Pacific coal com.
pany has grown fmm mining camp
IN the mountains to q picturesque little
city Of some 5000 people and IS one Of the
best regulated and orderly mining towns
IN tho West.
Notwithstanding tho drouth OF last
season the ready market here for all
farm, garden. dairy, fruit and other
products has enabled the farmers in this
country To tide over In fairly good shape
and commence the new year with hope
full prospects.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14
A LIFE nor A LIFE.


II was New Years eve and brilliant
tlrong was gathered at Mrs. Madison's
to celebrate the young years coming.
Gayle Gorlonne was wholly absorbed in
what Norah Danvers had to say. His
rich. Southern complexion, dark, ius-
trous. long-lashed eyes and regal bear
Ing made noble picture where he stood
10 the bright caulgenoe Of the electric
lighted. plnni-shaded conservatory AZ
Mrs. sonsency's. And so Norah Danyers
thought as she ever and anon lifisd her
eyes to his face from whore She sat be.
meath a sunpiuops cape jcssalnine Tint
shattered itg pink petals above her. She
was tai. handsome, alluring, IN j pale
pink AND silver shimmerIpg robe ihat
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14
coMANCHE BUDGET.

NpeclA bhpANNu'
Comanchc. Tex. Jan. ~. Mr.. l'rcd
II. Obcrthicr, assistant cashier of The
COmanche National bank aud Miss
Amnnd Holmdry were married at the
residence Of the brides parents, Mr..
aud Mrs. H. j Holmsly, "Wednesday
Geo Seligs0n, a Galveston capitalist
has hccn looking at COmnnche real estate
this week.
Charles Brown left Wednesday for New
Kowa, Kan, TO engage in business in
that town.
H. j. Morris, who shot j / Stride,
nj Proctor, had his preliminary examina.
ton yesterday before Justice Durham,
and VINO bound over IN tho sum or $1,000
in default Of which he was sent 10 jail
AZ the late election of officers Of the
First National bank the following were
elected for the ensuing year. II. r.
Martin, president; c. A. Bpcmnn, vice.
president; n. @. Hill Cashier; G. y,
Mason. assistant cashier j. D. sheriff..
second assistant cashier.
l,pv. Mr. CaNil, rector OF ST An
drcws church Fort Worth, VIII lecture
In this city next Thursday night,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14
THEY THEN ENPECr TO HAVE
CONTROL on UTAH.
GENTlLES WILL HAVE 10 GO.
The Saints Control Twcnty.onc out
OF rwenty-six Counties Polyg-
amy is Not Dead, MS Has
Bccn Claimed,


salt Lake, Jan. S.-The absorbing qnos-
tion in Utah Is statobooB There nre
thr... 49, 49,, s,,t.,,..,. -,
'".'' N'''''e ''"N' ep"e''ouA lo' Wv nu'
mission OF this territory the politicians.
who hope 10 derive pers,nal benefit from
n rtate government. r,, ,nin,,rs ,gbn
.,..t.i.,.,.,
"u'Vl'N'e INC Investment o. l"pe'Hh vApr
tai as soon ns territorial shackes have
been thrown on. and last, but not least,
M, NInrp,ons ,,.hn nav. 4, t,,, h.,n
-'N
STRIVING TO bwlu mp there a poliucal
Kingdom, not helng particular as TO
what name lt miqht be chilled SO long as
thev bo1 t..un,r,l s. y,,n al. .t,lritnai
power. ~" Mo'ihuhs 'oiaNAu'e Apuut
two-thlrls Of the population OF utnh,
and they absolutely control Nventy-ono
of n,.. t,ent,..i, cn,,,,,i,r Co,tios WIN
b,y,s lt,,.J f1or, ~ N,,erf,,r of n cent,,rv
f,n, ti,c rs.rlis ,,, ''' AM, f,r,I,,o t,en.
selv.q IN NAM fnr a." ,,si 1he 'dis.
bandinn,I az tbc n'c,,l nort, rs,,nyes
fro,n FIX G,jd u,,, n,,i, fnr,,s,j,c,f ~,
sisinnre to ,bn advnnSei,,,,,i ~ NIoruon
toth Drnlorrnti, ami Rrnublienn nnrtias
ft,r. h tirnn,i,, .,,fi,,,,e I.it O,,,. s,.,i
~, IN az 'ttNs 'lV'nS ~, ivy NH
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14

an address delivered by j. II. McLeary.
description Of q trip 10 the picturesque
Killarney are parts only Of the Interest,"
ing matter in the current number.
Social Economist, January; office Of
publication. Union Square, New York.
Terms 81 a year
The Wilson bill is discussed in this
number of the Economist The writer re-
CARDS this hill rs wanting In the pro-
visions requisite in better economics and
Is Of the opinion that rs passage would in
hict inealcuable hardship upon the coun-
try; he closes by endcavorlng 10 invite
labor organizations In this country to
take such general action as shall iutimi,
date the advocates of this measure and
thereby defeat II,
Another paper, Sound Doctrine on
Cost of Production" approves the POI
eition taken by the commissioner of labor
IN his report to congress: THAT all the
several costs Of production, in every com
modify. are labor costs; that there is
absolutely no other source Of cost in any
commodity than labor cost, and that SO
far as these costs find current expression.
as all Of them do, IN the market price OF
each raw material az the point of use.
and Of each days labor az It's place OF
expenditure and Of every finished
product al It's point Of consumption, mar
iet price or money value includes at all
times no other ingredient than labor cost
measured AZ tne, point OF uepreSt oontln-
,icies an ac"nonics In different 1enart-
,no,ts nr5 tbe l,rgnr nnmber ara H..
spired by the spirit Of radicalism which
darlcferlzes this monthly
Aro,g tho valuable eontribrt,ops "a
co., peol, Tobie -" nor ono IL mora ii,,I,i,,
o yas , for uroctirai nse tban mai ny.
mai visitor "The Public Iedger Ai.
n ii,n,,, :, ~ frn aF informetion ~ 4, ~
i lnll;Ii, ~ crowd us elchtv napss rbe
i'i, s,,,irn, ~ 1sai l. no eonei NJ sny ~
~. ,eossars anJ viii h a. afien W.
~ sl.I llput ~ cav needed facts os n has
iau, +, nraccdin, yoars
"''" - ',.7 - $500
,,.,,. -, 49,.
The flllaae'p sli, I.eoorn Ai. Al, li ior
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14

~ have bought md owned over fifty
razors in my life hut never have I owned
any equal 50 those 'platnn' guaranteed m,
s0fs OF Andersnns' This Is tho rerlict
Of every purchaser. Thy Que and be
convinced.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14

Don't be increasingly replnlng because
you
Don't feel perfectly well. Aud
Don't delay using Creole Female
Tonic
Don't risk chronic uterine trouble,
Creole Female Tonic
Queen OF uterine specifics.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14
OKLAHOMA AND INDIAN TERRITORY

The chamber Of commerce Of Oklaho.
ma City has been chartered
Tho first stone honse In Santa Fe. a
new town IN the Strip, "a now being
erected.
Ardmore Is 10 have a new hotel. 10
viii be three stories, Of brick or stone
and will cost $4,000.
fonr hundred clscs wAre recently dis
p6sad Of by the Unltd Sintcs caurt az
Admore. Three hundred aud fifty still
remain on the docket
Afinoma Antelope and JOhhny-l4itfle-
Warpath are the names Of two In
dian pupils attending school al Watonga,
o. Y.
A grove OF persmmQn irree, Welding o
fruit Onc-haif larger than the ordinary
per4immon and almost sccaltss, Is located
near Oklahoma City.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14
MnTcrnn roR nrRaLAnY

Wayahachie, Tex. Ian. 13.-Depnty
Sheriff Sweat returned from the South
ern part Of the county today with Jesse
Hnndley. who was indicted by the last
grand jury for burglary The offpnse p
said to have been committed about
year ago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14

A case Is pending Ia tho United states
supreme conrf which Involves the owner
shin Of 10000 acres Of land m West Wiz.
elnin and Maryland, near tho source Of tie
Potomac river.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14

Mrs. Winslow'a Soothing syrup for
children teething soothes the child soft.
ems the gums. allays pain, cures wind
collie, aud Is tho best remedy for diar-
rhoen. . eenta o bottle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14

Send for our new spring catalogue o.
seed that grow money. See display ad.
Drumm * Co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14

Monday morning
land throughout the
week we will sell
IA bleached Ions
dale in 1o-yard
,lengths at Zoe.
From 9 to 10:30a. m
From Alto $3.50 p. m
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14

The longest voyage on record IN a balloon
was made by John WISE from 81. Louis 10
ifenderson. y. ". IN Jnly, iS9-a distance
~ $50 miles, which was made IN nineteen
hours, or at tlir rate Of forty-slx miles an
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14

she-Do you Ike Wngner's music9 He
Oh. yes, since have become partially deaf
Detroit Free Press.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14

Onion sets. Yellow. $3.50 per bushel;
white. 500 per bushel Order al once.
Dfnmm A. 90.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14
pun BOOK TABLE,


|he North American Review, January;
! York office yo . N.Y.. i,anr,oonib
IA Terms q, NV, nr,. % ,. i"'S, ! o"' '''''
III wain ', 70 per ,! ann"m'
,,,,' " a,ii L. Wilson Chairman OF
Of The nuc5I,,ni ..,,,,, ""U h mi
pcpJine ,''I T.. ea,..., wv iison p,h
Eng paper for this exceptionally
p9 lSSS.ing "a &c imposition Of lax on
4 toy az ae All; sarnln l Of corpora
o. enterprise. but ' p 5qHai sdTl' ,p S,
standpoint II tb ,nV os,!,9 capital. From
t,al. '' ''''''e Is i0Fceiu' ana
4 NJ (, lte Silver States I,uinedqo is a
advances tb@ oSnl M"i tlo Of c COX
,l las ne right 10 relieve the e' pressure sure
4 poa i through adverse sii,ar ic',;sia-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14

when a v'aaherwOmnn changes her Mace
~ rssitence one may nsk where shr iinnrr
AMI navs' without using slang.-ijosion
Courier.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14

The Great Racket store occupies 1912
Main street. II does.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14

When In want NJ good Imminent buy
salvation on. which costs only 20 cents.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14

farme- "a tioidendele. NnRh.. WIN "a
naabic IL RID himself Of hla large sinci Of
cabbage, hd5friises Tor pepule 10 rpne anu
help themselves.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-06
alxIxa srocxA
NEW Y0Kk MARKETS.
rms srocx xxcHaxoI

INV yesx, June h-Sugar nsonopolized
the speculative attention on the stock ex-
change today. more than half the business
being done In the shares of the sugar trust
Il was very exciting Gay for the opsra-
tors in this mercursai property. The auctu-
atoms in which wers freqasnt. The bay-
ing was Al times very strong and again the
selling Vas very heavy. jump Of ss be-
ing made 1t the opening, and further
advance Of Il. then. on selling, reaction
OF :. took place. bat buying orders we're
raes which absorbed eli the offerings and
another rise resulted which sent The stock
mp TO io6ss This purchasing movement
Was based upon the result Of voting on the
amendments offered - the sugar schedule
in she senxse, which skowsd that the pro-
gramgre Vas 10 b carried cut BIZ, when
the top ssgare uas reached good deal Of
stock came ons which checked the pur-
chasing movement. iaasmneA - IL led to
. belief thai some interest uas buekstin &
the stock on the ball news. and thai u was
Likely thai "a insddsS vas forcing shs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-06
CHICAGO nARksrs.



CHICAGO. June S -Wheat--Acsivs: the
spring trades showing y to &c advance
and the market. altar selling down &c,
advanced with little reaction TO Sc
eassd OF u TO sc, and closed steady.
The cooler conditions Of the Northwest
and the fear Of stili lower Temperature to-
night created considerable comment and
shorts covered freely. Catlss were some
what conflicting. public advices reported
I<c decline in futures. while from private
sources an advance was quoted Ship
ments from the Baltic and other ports
were smaller and exports at New York
larger. which were also factors in helping
the advance. There were numerous buy.
ing orders in from the West, and scattered
from other points, while offerings we're
not very free. The large decrease in the
worlds visible supply reported by Brad
streets, 2,9DO 900 bushels. and the bed Iowa
crop had a stimulating tendency, and il
was reported there Was some buying for
foreign account at New York.
Corn vas very firm and rather excitsd
at times, within . marrow range, and clos
ing near the top. Ths frost scare was the
chief bull factor.
Oats we're strong and excited, pr ices i'd
vaneing lssc and closing at the top Bad
crop reports and heavy reductions in con-
tracts caused the advance
Provisions advanced aii day and closed
at the top on the stssngfh in wheat. and .
scarcity Of offerings The market, how
ever. vas . narrow one. Compared with
las; night, July pork closed I7I<c higher;
July lard. Sc, and ribs Tic higher.
Closing: Wheat Steady: cash, 5zhc;
July. sea 56;&c.
Corn--Higher: cash, ssXc: July. E1<c.
oats-Stronger; cash. she; July, SSH9
s3-zc.
Rye-Ffrm.
Bariey-Sominal.
Flax sssd-F5rm st 81 a.
Timothy seed--Nominai ax $50
Pork Higher; cash, &ILaS; July. I'll 90
ard-Higher; cash. $a67 ": July. - 20
1--we STOCK.
Catsis-Recsipts. 800 head Market
tribe higher With GOOD demand.
prime TO extra native steers, - 50 10;
medium. ~ 34A33: oshers. 81 S51A 10;
Texans. 81 9sz3 %.
Hogs - Receipts, f0s0oO bead; market
active as 10 20 I5c higher; rough heavy.
AA<1450: packess ard MIXED, ~ D3A
prime, heavy and butcher weights, $A 81
0AS5: assorted light, ~ 7e<1AM
Sheep and lambs - Receipts, S,00O head
Makes SLOW and weak. and rather On the
down turns top sheep $i0A5o: spring
lambs. As56A
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-06


6AS FnAScIsco, june A-The rscsipts Of
Vegetables this morning were iighk they
included rs boxes asparagus, q sacks
peas. - boxss cucumbsrs, 80 sacks beams,
So boxes shuhafb and l23 sacks potasosA
Choices asparagus brought higher pricssL
The recsipts Of fresh fruit are much
smaller. They include 2o5z boxes cherries,
% chests currants, IS chests eoosshsrriss
and 100 chests strawberries. The range Of
prices Il govsrnsd entirely BY the quality.
The butter market continues weak, and
eggs are both dull and weak. Cheese q
unchanged.
The poultry market b steady. With
hsayy stocks on hand.
BnkApsrU1ys AND sRArHa
riouf--Ws quote: Net cash prices
for family extras. 1Al09A60 per barrel !;
baksrs' extras, a so03l0; supsrfns. e. 20
q 20 per barrel
taut csnterS, With slight tendency to inn
provemsnE Locally. howsvsr, the situa-
ton shows no change Tor the bsttsr.
Shippers are willing 20 par G2t<c per
GENITAL for stun that will class q No. I
quality. while choice parcels could likely
md custom q $50 and Sc. Milling
wheat il rather SLOW &C 16c1@1 Per centaI
D1Hb9y-k az tvGOut I8AH1 nave 0UQ ! o.
pressing induencs on the situation and
holders are not - 6sm In their views a.
they we're q week ago. Business 10 Of slim
proportions - dealers are not inclined to
stock up ahead Crop prospects have
frightened up considerably within . few
days, and much larger yield than was CAL
cuiated on serms 10 be assured. Wequote:
Feed, s66eS1sfc for fair 10 good, and SsAl
soc per centA for choice; brewing, e5c.0
Si.05 per ccntaL
0ats-There 10 . weak turn to che mar
ket. and seiiers are as . DISADVANTAGES.
Stocks are large though not particularly
burdensomc. Stiil dealers would be bettsr
pleased II some circumstance would occur
by which little stimulation would be i'm.
parted TO the trade In the oat line. We
quote: Milling. l.2O0 l. 80, Surprise. 81 aSa
L4osfancy feed. 81. ~ q 50. good 70 choice,
3Li58 %. red, nominst; black. nominal |:
gray. $Li01i.20; poor to fair, ti.05<1l 10.
Produce feceipts-Flour, quarter sacks,
ala: Oregon, I,Mo: wheat. csntals.
To- SIS; barley, centAls, 40: Oregon. All;
oats. Oregon. centals, as; corn, sacks,
40; beans, sacks. zoo. potatoes, sacks, TOT !;
onions, sacks. AZ.
FINANCIAL
Drafss--on sight, New York. Per 500,
loo premium. Sterling biIis--0a London,
6-day bank. Aasss
Silver bars-Pss ounce. 62ss 462iSc
Mexican dollars--5la55Ike.