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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-07-18

BY msgnat6w l granden h~is.pahskin
klssy I.
Pier VISA jego aons byis Maya An.
|Paro, o6rka hiszPshskiej kr6lowsj Kry.
|styuy, Z kt6rej urod.onY syn August
uuari zesziego roku, dnia 10 kwietnia.
W 8 lat 20 smieroi pierwszsj malaonki
oasuii sic 1872 Z. Z Malgor.ats Orlesh-
skls o6rks ks. Ludwika de Nsmour,
kt6ra 60 takAe p~opr.edziaa do wieozno.
ssi roku zes.i. d. 25 paEiziernika, po-
1ostawiwszy dw6ch syn6w; h. Adama,
ordynata majetnoSoi Goluchowa.
w tym strsszczouym, = bogatym "
zsstsgl aywooie zawozeinie xgaslegs
Nv. p. Wiadysiawa ME naleHy pomins6,
4e wspierai on nader praktycznemi iro-
zumnemi swemi RADIANT godns siostre
swoje, hr. Isa D~Iialyhska, prowad.s-
niu utrzymy wAniu peusyonatu psnien
" gsosnym m Gala Polske hotelu Lam.
bert, gdzie lyle ubogich panienek ode.
braio odbiera dotad juA to .~ozetoiowe,
juA saikowite wyksztsaceuie, d.jsoe i'm
Przsz gruntowne poznauie jesyka fran.
cu.kiego pewniejszs nauozycielsks g.
g~zystencys " kraju.
Cess pamieci wielkodusrnego meta,
dobrze z~asiusonego W oiozyinie / ma O.
bczy znie syna Polski, . sristiosc WIFE,
kuista niechsj fwieci zacnei dus.y Jsgol
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-07-18
o POlskich LegiOnach.
napisaS s. BroeL.
(Ciag dalszy.)
Z Szacunkien
s. TerczewsH.

A byfa to wojua ola rzeo.ypospolitej
~francuzkiej jedua Z najuiebezpiecznieJ
szyoh, do obrony niestychsuie dlugiej
linii bojowej, DO cd Holandyi do Nea-
Polu, ME mogia wystawi6 isk leO.OOO
.canierza przeciw Podw6jaie silnym IA
stepom sprzymierzonyOh; " Nero wnej
tel walce legie Polskie musiaiy uled.
plwie calkowitemu z~niszczeniu. Pod
Lsgnsgo b6j rozpoozels druga legia,
legis Wielhorskiego, gdzis jus cieakioh
STRAIT doznafs, ale daleko dotkliwie ola
niej byia nastepna bitwa pod Msgnano,
gdzie polegi j~snerai Rynkiewioz, a
slegia Z eztsrech tysiscy lud1i, straoiia
Potowe.
Niczsm niezachwiany Dsbr owski, o
ssdzii trsfnie sytuacye; wojska sustry.
askie 1 rosyjskie pod Suwarowem, tym
samym, ma kt6rego pamieci eisfy rzez
Pfagi, ogoiociiy wissne pahstwo; ohwi.
La sdawafa sic pomyslns ola legion6w
do wkroczenis do wiasnego krsju 1 roz.
Poozecis wojny na tyiach n~ieprzyjaoisl
skieh, tel wojny o Polske, dla kt6rej
znosili wszystkie trudnosci i zawody.
Wszakze Sseur, w6dz francuzkI, jut
mad Odygs Pobity, "a cais odpowiedz
dsie mu rozkaz spiesznego pochodu ma
pole walki. Bie4y wiec D.browski Z
pierwsa legia, dawniej Kniaziewic.o-
wsks; ~stsczajsc Wake pc walce, pod
Campoforte. Yerrano, Santa Vittoria,
asczy sic z Srerczem IA nieupiknionsm
polu bitwy mad Trebia.
Odwr6eifo sic cd Frsncyi szczescie
wojenne; mimo niezmisrnie zawzieuej
t~rsydniowej bitwy. srerer pobitym 20.
stai; q lsgis polsks, ME mogsc mad WI
sib Chico mad wiosks rzeks z Gale niena.
wiscis | .adzs zemsty walozyls z Mo.
skslsm, strsciis 1900 ludfi, ale ona je-
dns wzieia do niewoli 800 niewoluiks.
.PrEyszio sic zamknsc " obronnej
Mantui, kt6rs tez wkr6toe obletona 20.
staas. w ~wycisezkseh lwis walsczno-
sois odzusczsj. sic ~legiouiaci, ale upa.
dkowi twierdzy trudno byto zapobisdz.
Pfzy k~spitulacyi Msntuy, nienswiiois
swojs do Polsk6w odznaozyi sic sustry-
seki ~ienerai Krsy, a podioscis wyro-
wnsi mu Srerer, zgsdzsjso sic ma doda
tkowy warunsk tsmtego, t. j. zwrot
zbisgow polskich pod ,.wissciws Ohio
rsgwie". Kspitulscyi tel. kaascy fran
ouzki honor wojskowy, towsrzysz Sre.
rera, j~snersi Button podpissc ME ohoiai
NsiPrzod wysziy frsnouzkie puiki, q
potem dopiero ma Iegiouist6w berbron.
nyoh rzucih sic Austryscy; pojusno
nswet jeuersi6w Wielhorskiego / Ko.
sikskiego. 2 csiej legii ocslsio tylko
40 lu1si, ktorych do Lyonu odprows.
dzi Akssmitowski. Leos 20 mad wszeI.
kie niepowodsenie wyaszem by,o uozu.
ole pstryotyczne polskie. Lsgionissi,
ME odstrsszeni ami pslksmi, ami rozstrze-
lsuism, - kstds sposobnoscis r~zuosli
przemocs sobie nsiotony mundur su.
strysoki. z obozu nieprzyjscielskiego
zbiegiwsli, nowych prowsdzsc ochotni.
kow; ! tax pisrwszs legis znov wzro.
sss do 23OO ludri. Ma orels tel silly bic
RE Dsbrowski udEisi " nissrozeslivei
bitwis pod Now, gdzie polegt Joubsrt,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-07-18
suchoIy wyIeczono.

Starry leksrz doktor, przestsv,.y
Prsktykowa6, q msjso doreczony pres
M~isyonsrzg Wschodnich Indii, formu-
lsrz prostsgo leozenis wsrzywsni, "
krotkim Szssie zupe,nis leczy suohoty,
zspslenis krtsni, kstsry, dychsvioei
inne gs1diowe | pfuone choroby. orsz
zupesne 4 predkie ~wyleczenie nervo-
wych .tsbosoi nerwowych chor6b, DO
,EyProboVsniu tych leczniozych irod-
k6w " stysiscrnych w~ypsdssch vziaf
sobie "a obowiszek oglodo to svyn
~oierpiscym xiomkom. Bedse przejsty
cheois ultenis cierpiscej ludzkosoi, IA
przeszle 70 dsrmo kstdemu kto ssds
receipt " Niemieoxim, Frsnouzkim iub
Angielskim jezyku 4 wskazowkani jak
utyws6.
Adresowsc doisczenism mark
imisnia gazsty. ". A. Moves,
oSO Powers Black. Roshss N. Y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13

ccssfully tested I'm the Lascalles case
The witnesses summoned before the grand
Jury were Messrs. r.. r. Voolfolk
p. u. Taylor j. u. Winter. James
HallbTan. and Calvin Lipscomb.
Mcssra. Taylor. Lipscomb. and Voolfolk
refused 10 testify. This fact was re-
ported TO the Court, and after hearing
their statement the Judge held that they
could not be compelled 10 give evidence.
Tho ground OF their refusal was that
they might criminate themselves.
The case was set for the 18th OF July.
and Mr.. Brady balcd In the sum OF 500.
with Mr.. ". H. Bevcridgc as surety
until to-day. when IL Is understood Mr..
John Small will be substituted for him
on the bond.
SQUIRE V1NCENTS COURT.
Dellie Lewis negro woman. charged
with threatening TO kill Rachael Hunt.
was recognized In the sum of so for her
cent
future good behavior by Magistrate Vim
John Hunt one Of the witnesses in
this case. gave testimony that caused
"a warrant TO be issued against him on
the charge nf perjury. lie was sent on
TO the grand jury.
The case Of John Williams (coiored).
who is charged with trespassing upon the
premises Of Elisha Williams. was con-
tnucd.
UOPKINSS GALLONS.
The day fixed for the execution of
Morris Hopkins. the negro who was con-
vctcd OF the murder OF MIR. Henry T.
Parsons is July 9th. Sheriff Solomon said
yesterday that he had given an order for
the erection OF the scanold
The execution viii take place in the
taii-yard. and the same contractor who
built the scaffolGs for barbara Miller
and Cluycrius will build that for Hop
kiug
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13
The CRAYS' SEMI-CENTENNlAL.
The Veterans and Young Soldiers Have n
DcIIrhffnl Eenninn.

The Richmond Crays' veteran Associa-
ton celebrated their semi-centennial yes
tcrday at Blandon Park. and with the
active members Of the present COMPANY
and the friends OF the organization. spent
most enjoyable day.
The park was cool and delightful, and
while the older men Of the party lay
under the trees and between the sips OF
the cooling beverages. which ever and
anon were INDUCED In. told war stories,
the younger soldier lads engaged in sports
OF all kinds In the afternoon largo
percentage Of III" crowd repaired TO the
new pump-house. where target had
been erected. and while the veterans tried
to puncture one bulIs-eyc. the members
Of tho company blazed away at another.
Major James T.. Phillips won the first
prize among the veterans, Captain Louis
T.. Bossieux tho second. and Mr. o. \.
Hankins the third The first prize among
the young soldiers was borne off 10y Cor
poUl A g. FORBES. while Captain G.
Gray BosSicuX and Private j. II. Evans
took the second and third respectively.
AN ELEGANT DINNER.
shortly before O'Clock a magnificent
dinner. which had been specially prepared
by President John Pitt. was served al
iresco. ana fun Justice was done 10 the
delicious Viauds. Colonel PITTS stew.
cooked 10y himself. was par excellence.
ana although no one had the slightest
idea how or from what it was concoctcd.
the number OF times that additional sup
plies were called for atteSted in the
highest degree the success WHICH the
Colonel had achieved in its preparation.
After the attack on the viands had been
concluded and everybody had fallen back.
tho fun commenced i'm earnest. At the
request of President Pitt, Lieutenant J.
y. LaWtoD acted as POSTMASTER.
Speeches were made by Captain c. Gray
licssicuX. Mr.. Joseph c. Dickerson, Col
oncI Alcck Archer. Colonel f. Leslie
spence, Colonel r. +. Pollard, and Captain
George j.. Shackleford. Private Il. II.
Dudley read poem which he had dedi-
Gated to the hftieth anniversary Of the
Grays' Association. The poem is SO ar
ranged as to include the name OF every
captain who has served with the organi-
cation since its organization in 1874.
MEDALS PRESENTED.
Golb medals were presented TO each Of
the SIX gentlemen who had achieved
honor as q marksman in the morning.
Colonel Pollard presented the veteran
medals. and Colonel Spence those TO the
members Of the company.
The party returned 70 the city at Z
o'clock. Major Lewis Ginter. who is one
Of the chartcr-mcmbcrs Of the old Grays,
was expected to have been present yester-
day but was unaVOid1bly called away
from the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13
NOT MUCH ISLANDER.
SO Thought the Jury in the Perry Case
Court News Yesterday.


4 verdict was rendered for the defend
ant in the Circuit Court yesterday in
the Islander case Of -. f. Perry against
Michael Murphy. 1t is said that the one
colored juror hung the jury, but finally
gave in. When the jury rendered its YER
dict, Judge Wexford offered his congratu-
iations. and said that with the evidence
before the court. If the jury had given a
verdict for the plaintiff, he would have
set 1t aside before the ink was dry.
Suits were instituted in the Circuit
Court yesterday as follows: McAdams Il
Berry against Richard Fry, trading under
firm name Of Richard Fry ~ Sons. for
SN..S: damages, 500 Savings Bank Of
Richmond against Foley a Savage. Ac-
ton Of trespass for 500.
The following were the cases tried in
the Hastings Court yesterday:
Flick Jones OOlored), charged with petit
larceny. WAS sent TO jail for sixty days
and hncl s..
r.. T. Crump. charged with forgery, was
acquitted lie was charged with forging
the name Of Hanna Moore TO check on
the state Bank for so on December -
Isg}
The Cadot case viii be called IN TINS
tribunal this morning. If counsel are
ready To 20 into the examination the tIlal
viii probably consume several days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13
DIDN'T KNOW THE JUDGE.
Justice Crutchheld's Embarrassing >itua-
ton Yesterday Cases Heard.

Justice Crutchheld's Embarrassing >itua-
ton Yesterday Cases Heard.
very amusing incident occurred in
.. Police Court yesterday morning
..,.. Wirkham. OF the Iieurico County
.-- entered the white chamber during
g.. proceedings. lie was accompanied 10y
-s1 other gentlemen. aud being attracted
.- ia, p,etty steel cage in which the
...-.r- are kept they walked over 10
..I we're looking through the gratinGs
me uuf0Ttunates within. justice
-...r 0.id espied them suddenly, and ran
..- 81, recognize the Hmrico Jurist. cried
.. tern to.es. "Mr Farley, take those
.-.a away from that pen The oihcer
-r.. adaresGed proceeded TO obey his
...,rs. but Judge Wickham at once apol-
ezsa 20 me court for his thou6htles'-
cess and the Justice turned TO Ser
-.t.t Thomas. with agOniz"1 feature
...rs. See what trouble you got
'.- !rtl by calling nay attention 10 th"se
..-fe-cn." .
..... count then proceeded with tie work
-.-.cy Jackson John And rscn, Fred.
.r.v1rr. William Earle. and Jacob short
...t 20 Sab iu default OF security as sus-
ora characters.
Thomas Shea was taxed SO and costs
' ta.lg aunk and disorderly on the
..V-
ID W. Diver WAS charged with assault
and striking L. Shinault with a crutch,
. .th-r put In his appearance An
Haclm,u, MAS issued for Diver.
-. negro William Fleming. who' was
trI on the charge OF feloniously
.uC George Robinson with "a pistol
rrlc5 county. yet within the Juris-
.rr 20 the Hastings Cour; OF the city
r.chmcnl. was turned over to the
County authorities
f.- Ta4lrcc. an old offender, went 20
t.r thirty days Tor being drunk and
,iy be- the bar-room Of Neal Cor
r.
..- case % S,oncwau Coddin. charged
.'H .nrIsriug G.. T. Fulchcr. was dis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13
something New.

Amid the great number OF lawn paru
and excursions being daily offered to me
public. the ladies connected WIN inc
Hoard OF Managers of the Baptlst HoIhe
for Aged Women have hit upo" a new oe-
rarture They will on FRIDAY eNenIns,
-, IN q o'clock. at the Home, corner
crove avenue and Harvey street. in the
west r,nd. give charming entertain
ment 10 be known as reception ana
ice-cream festival" \ reception VIII be
held in the building. and there VIII be
music. both vocal and instrumental. ana
cool refreshments will be served Soth on
The lawn and in the building.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13
A LIVELY MAlN-STREET FIGHT.
Two Young Men Have AN Exciting Bout
Eut Escape Arrest.

\ lively fracas occurred on Main street
between Ninth and Tenth yesterday after
noon about o'clock. between two young
gentlemen. which created considerable eN-
element for awhile. \ large crowd gath
cred. and Mr.. Fenton Taylor rushed IN
and separated the two belligerents before
any great damage other than the dlsar-
ranging Of their clothes had been done.
The fight was the elimination OF
eurht difficulty that occurred last sun
day. one Of the gentlemen Is clerk AT
one of the Broad-street hotels. ana ne
vas ON duty Sunday morning. The other
a resident of west Franklin street. en-
tered the hostclry that day, ara wanted
n drink. lie was politely informed that
ro bcycragcs were dispensed there on
Sunday. ana as politely told the cirrN
that he was not telling the truth Ho'
,ynrls crsued. No blows were exchanged
Int when the two met on Main street
Yesterday they eyed each other Tor aWhlle'
and then. as If by mutual consent, com
,nenrcd 10 emulate Sullivan, CorDett' e'c'
80 arrests were made
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13
E&Azl1
DIFFERENT TIMES

bring different methods. The big, bulky
bis 9snch as our grsndfathers had to put up
with won't do today. Medical science has
GONE beyond them. It has given us some
Thing bstter--Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets;
tiny as mustard seeds, but more eiiecuve
than anything you can take inats 70
cause their methods are more Ho'a1u..
They bave peculiar strengthening or ;, U,Io
t tins which gives permanent cure, They
prevent , relieve, and put an end to Bilious
p.ss. Constipation, Jaundice, Dizziness, sour
Stomaca. Sick or Bilious Headaches, inda'
eesfion. and every like disorder
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13
TNG SMlTHERs CASES CONTINUED
True lii Found Against Brsdy-Coniract
for a -Caffold.

''"' iti Ound Against bfaus tOhtia't
for a -caffold.
Vh.a the Smithcrs Precinct election
were called ~ ;he lIenricO County
v yesterday. under the indictment
.. tae day before. counsel for the
'.a.ats moved postponement. The
.-n. for tAe motion was that they had
reht to expect true bill until II
"-s found. that the case was practically
a.w one. and that they had other
engagements which would prevent
going 10 irial at present.
&c. Gligyn. acting Commonwealth
Attorney. resisted the motion for post
...mcu. contendlng that the case was
d new one. and that the last indlct-
H..t Was a matter Of form. lie pressed
'D- prompt trial, but the Judge granted
A@ motion TO postpone. and set the ION
ju'y for hearing. The defendants
"..c b-iled In the Sum OF A@O each'
THE BRADY CASE.
rte grand Jury found true bili against
--asta j. Brady for leasing and keeping
q iJom on the premises VI James Halo
ros. in the county, and exhibiting therein
certain books. paraphernalia, &c, Tor the
p4fpose 81 registering bets and wagers'
ana selling pools and mutuals upon the
result Of trials Of speed upon tracks "'ner
l-an those OF associations, county OF c'y
I-4it. &c. chartered under chapter ~ VI
Tie co-r Of Virginia. The indictmen, was
found under the act passed by the iasl
legislature, known as the last Mus"-
bach anu-gambiing act. and when was
intended 70 cure the defect In the Ia"
which the Turf Exchapge interest sue
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13

"Incurable" cases Of Catarrh are curea.
perfectly and permanently, by Dr. Sages
fatarrh Remedy. The makers OF this n'eoi.
Gina oxarontee II TO benefit or cure. o.
money refunded. BY al dealers n ms@-
cines.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-18

About $50 invited guests assembled at
the residence of Charles Watson, Chelsea,
on Saturday evening, the 18th inst. About
9 o'clock, the company was invited to the
stable, which was tastefully decorated, and
here the following pleasurable programme
was carried out Duet by Misses Conner
and Searles instrumental selection by Miss
Rodrick; recitation, Miss Florence Cobb !;
trio, Misses Mckay and Searls; recitation,
Miss Mamie Barker; song, Miss Maria
Hunt; closing with bountiful collation. Of
fruits, all voting it grand good time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-18
Mothers, Read This,

There has been recently placed in on,
drug store Gilmore's Aromatic Wine, recon-
mended by all medical societies in the
western part of this State, to be the bes,
regulating tonic for all complaints which
ladies are subject to. A certain cure fol
Nervous Debility, Indigestion and Inward
Weakness, and general regulator for the
stomach and bowels. The price is 81 OC
per bottle. Sold by c. B. Murphy, Isl
Union Block, Water Street.
june23eodnr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
keaBebec.
The following are the transfers of real
estate in Kennebec county for the

estate in Kennebec county for thu
week ending Sept. l5.
AuGUsTA-M. C. Parsons to Mary E. Little
field lot of land, valuable consideration; MaIgare
j. Trotter TO Frank E. Best, land and buildings
valuable Consideration; ". n. Dryer to Annie s
Dryer. undivided half Of land, valuable considers
ton.
GARDINER-Angie r. Shepard TO Mary J. Berry
land. Sss5: Mary Z. Robinsont {, Lille A. Laplain
LAND, . OG0.
HALIowELL-Thos. j. Welch of Wilton II
james W. Carter of Farmingdale, land, SIS
MoNMoUTR-Mary Judkins TO VIM III. H
Small of Boston. land, S45.
ROME. Q. PhiIbriek of Mt. Vernon TO Jud
son Ii. Wing OF Boston. land IN Rome and Mt
Vernon, valuable consideration
WISTHRoP-JohnC. Wood 10 Rutilus Alden
undivided fourth of land, 500; S. h. Plummer o.
Monmouth to Rutillus Alden. land, $1,000; Charles
+. Moody and William Is. Canwell OF Monmouth
to Ru;iIlas Alden, land, Sf.
VAssALBoRo-W. i. Reynolds TO Abel Wall
land and buildings, val con.
SIDSEY-O. c. ). Davies of New York to Alonz,
Davies OF Wateryille, land, S225O.
WATERvILEE-Fred L. fooler to joseph Bos
ban, real estate, $3.50
VIENSA-Calviu Hopkins of Haverhil, Mass
TO c. W. Hail. land and building, 800.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-18

The Grand Council Of United Friends of
Maine will meet in Golden Cross hall, to-
day, at 10 A. M. The annual election of
officers will take place. Prominent Friends
from all parts of the State are expected.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-18

Mr.. W. Fl. Pfrimmer, the steam roller
manager, left for Westchestfr, Mass. last
night, where he is to superintend the intro
duction of steam roller there. He will
return to Augusta in a few days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-18

Deputy United States Marshal Emery
passed through here, yesterday, on his way
to Portland. He had with him the three
men who broke into the Dsnforth ost
office, some time ago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-18

Sunday night Maiochi Giovanni, an Ital-
ian, in stepping off an Electric Car at Hal
lowell, fell on his extended right hand re.
ceiving a bad fracture of the elbow joint
The fracture was reduced yesterday by the
Drs. Croker AMI Turner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-18

j. j. Maher and wife have returned from
a trip to Washington, d. C. They were
accompanied by their son, Benedict, who
entered Georgetown college at that place
ith. honor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-18

wv Iokks sept. l..
,ILogs.Reeeipsa. s4.as Dkss; sxeo,ss,- 2i4s
low extras. 81 ssa 40; City mills. ss.4sas IS; pat
sn.s. eo.a Is winter wheat. low grades lee,
pssea.s s. 5s.s ~ ssosy ee.. as.s s.
straights. 3 ooas 40. patents. J 10 a3z5, rye
mixtures. loI2 81 sape;a ne ooaz 10; ane.
SOUTHERN FLoUR-dull weak; common to
far extra 2a3; good to choice 3.o0sS.5o.
BYE FLOUR quiet. steady; $26os$s.io.
CORN MKAL- quiet, steady, --yellow
Western. s.ooas.fo: Brandywine. $50.
Rye nominal: Western. 4Sas7.
BARLEY-dul No , Milwaukee. 62sa62I !;
western western tsaSs' two rowed state. ssae6; no.
BARLEY MALr-quiet;-- western 5oas4;
two rowed state 7oaz5; axEowed nate soaSs; city
made Canada 1o0a1oh
WHxAr-Reoeipts. I'D, l75 bash: exports, 49,
sales, 25s.oco; more active, easier; -
snosi. asa5s: Tor. osi.ss, No. hard. 7oiazol n
No. 8. northern. 6saa-; no Milwaukee 7Oaa7os
red. 72la7si; No. white. 59i.
No. /. 45ia45. elevator: sois5oS anoat; No.
2. 6aaa62a elevator; 63iaeSi Anoai; No: :. lSia
graded mixed. s5s.ss: steamer aS mixed. 4ssa
oATs-keoeiDss. $3.50; exports. 1850 bush
safes, ft,uU bushels, dui, nlm - ----
Chica9c, s5iaSss; No J. Sts- DO white,
s6sas6i; mixed Western. 34la36; DO white
BKss-quiet. steady, family l0ai2; extra mess.
Is C0as.5o; beef hams, dull, -; tierced
beef. quiet, firm,; city extra mess
$l750aS-; cut meats. cases in moderate demand,
rrm; picked bellies, II lbs, at ola picked shout
ders, All; picked hams. llalli; middles, quiet.
LARD iuIes, hrmer;
Western steam closed. $3.50 asked - city.
$S.75aS.75; refined, quiet; ---Coutfnen
t9.70a--; A. $1,000. compound. S6.75at7 Is /;
fOkK- steady; Gales. - bbls
mess. els 30 90 90. extra prime. els oOasIS5O
BUrTKE-- quiet, fancy steady; ---
state dairy new. i4a22; do old, 10ali; do creamery
new, lSa24; Peap. Do. iSs2i; Western dairy
new iSlal7, do creamery new, Is "A do factory.
l2lal6; EigiDs 2ia24i rolls, iial6.
state large, sal's; do fancy. ioialos; fancy old.
9a'9i; state small, sis10s, do new.
4ass do new sIaeA: full skius, 3ssI; Western
small, old, 1oAa2l; Western part skims, new sac.
PErRoLEuM-quiet, United. 50.
CoFFEE-rio, dali - No. 2. ISL.
SuGAR-raw. steady; fairly active; refined, ac
No. J. s,loai; No. 2. 9-lsl7; No. 4
= a. SO; No. 8, 4 4a4 7l6; No. 7. 4!a4 SO;
No. 2, 4a4 3-i6; No. .. ) l5-l6a4i
No. 10, 3Ia4 1-l6; No. IL, 3 J3-l6s4: NJ.
II, 3sa3 1916: No. IL, 916; on, . 45-l6aIs
mould. a 41s4 l-16; standard, o ll-l6s4S
confectioners, a l6a4S. cut loaf. SIZES 7lo;
crushed, 5la5 7-l6 powdered, 10 les5 l-l6; gran
| ulated. ll-l6a5, cubes 4 5-los5b.
Freights 10 Liverpooi-market, easier.