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Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-05-18
ROBOTNICY w EUROPE.

16 organizacyj robotnikow W hu.
tach, wysla&o swych przedstawicieli
ma swoj roczny zjazd do Ham
burga.
w przedzalniach Warundorfa, Be
nedykta, Moutnera W Wiedniu
zwyciezyli strawberry. Basowle Ego
dzili sic ma wszystkie warunki robot
nikow. Strajk trwaa diva miesiace
w Bazylei (Szwajcarya) zastraj
kowali rcbotnicy murarscy, zadajac
wiekszej p}acy. Przysz8o do krwa-
wych rozruch6w,ktore usmierzy}a po.
licya.
w Wyszkowie ma Murawie Cd
by}a sic rohotnicza konwencya kto
rel zgodzono sic siluie zorgapizowat
by stawic opor wyzyskowi tamtej
szych w3ascicieli kopslh.
Wiedeh. Strajk fabryce odlewow
zelaznych Hagera trwa dalej.
w Stcla-ai Sandoa robotnicy ME
ustapia cd 'swych zadah podwyzsze
MIA p}acy, takze strajkuja.
w mieiscowosci Potendort i Rohr,
bach wybuchna} strajk W przedzal-
mach. W}asciciele szukaia' innych
robotnikow. Robotnicy chca wick
szej p4acy, lub tez zmniejszenia 60
dzin pra:y.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-05-18

Columbus, O-Na zjezdzie gorni-
kow stanu Ohio, uohwalono ogoluy
stra] k. Jednskowoz kopacze wegla
wyciehczeni przeszsorocznym straj
klein, ME majac dostatecznych zaso-
bow, ME wielka checia wiadomost
ta przyjmuja.
w pewnem New Yorskiem kapita-
listyczem pismie milionerzy: Carne
gle, Rockefeller, Pullman, Sage,
Mackay, ,gubernator Morton, Alger i
inni, dowodza, re bogactwo ME daje
i'm szczescia,ze najszczesliwsi So Was
ME biedacy. Mic }atwiejszego, je
zeli tym panom sic tax podoba szcze-
scie biednego ludu, jak pozby6 sic
swych bogactw, oddajac tylko to,
co sic skrad}o swym robotnikom.
Strajk W South Cbieago W "llli
nois Steel Co." znowu mas przekony.
wa, ze W dzisiejszych czasach tylko
pieniadz gra role. Robotnik chot
by ma} "a soba wiele s}usznosci,
cho6by i pchniety nawet rozpaczs do
kroku opozycyjnego, ME zns jdzie nj
gdy sprawie lliwosci. Zarzad "Illi.
nois Steel Co."po ostatniem bezrobo.
ciu, ,kt6re mia&o miejsce W roku zesz-
lynn, robotnikow swych okrada} W
spos6b niegodziwy. Ci co dawniej
zarabiali stosunkowo prey lekkiej
robocie po $3.OO-$2.OO, obecnie ma
wet prey ciezszej piracy dostawali
tylko po 81 90 dziennie. Mic wiec
dziwnego ze tego powodu z rozpa
czeni robotnicy porzucili prace, re
buntem chcieli zdoby6 chleb dla
swych rodzin. Czy znalezlisprawiedli.
wosci?! Kilkudziesieciu porauionych,
aresztowanych, skazauych ma kary
pieniezne... Ito W wielkiem Chicago,
gdzie spokojni nasi wielcy ludzie,
gebacze acknowledgement, patrza jak
morduja okradywanych ich braci. ..
Robotnicy, polacy, Davis, Wisniew.
ski, ,Bufoski, Makowski, ,Skunecki, Bo.
denwicz, i Ssawowicz, "a zaburze
Ma (?j stawieni pod $500 kaucyi. 7miu
innych sad skaza1 ma zaplacenia ka,
~ cd 10 do SO dolarow.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-05-18
ROME WIADOMOSCI Il KRAJU.

ROME WIADoMosCI Il KRAJU.
Duluth, MINI. Podczas onegdsjsze
bury Karol Emor George Erszaw
zostali zabici udarem piorunu.
Stanford, KY. Mayor miasta X. G
Hooker powiesi} sic W SVEN miesz-
kaniu; przyczyna samob6jstwa, byly
niesnaski domowe.
Denver, Col. Ben jamin Radelifow,
zamordowa} trzy szkolne guwernan-
tiki. Miejscowi obywatele chca 60
koniecznie linczowac.
Tarrytown, N Y. Jan Ryau i To-
masz Hickey, rybacy, podczas bury
znalezli smierc W gfebinach rzeki
Hudson.
Albany, N. Y. Gubernator Morton
podp1sai wczors "Racing Bill ',kt6-
ry pozwala ponownie zabronionych
wyscig konnych.
Cincinnati, Q. Jan Cameron; cz}o-
mex rady lekarskiej zmari one gdaj
powodu nadmiernego pslenia papie-
rosow. Wypala} dziennie do Is
sztuk.
Harrisburg, Pa. Rada stanows
przyje}a wniosek uchwalajacy zakla.
DAME spo}ecznych "sztorow" W kto-
rych robotnicy musza kupowac wszy-
stko.
Milwaukee, Wis. w Liberty ha-
Il W ubieglym tygodniu odby}a sic
roczna konferencya naj jwyzszej rady
"American Protective Association
[ [Apaistow 400 delegatow by}o obec-
nych.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-05-18
NOWINY z KRAJU.
z kAPITOLU NARODOWEGO.
Washington.

Przyby} juz d, Washiugtonu, no.
Wy konsul hiszpahski, jest MIN Sc,
nior Dupuy de LONE.
Move torpedcwe, }odzie wypr6bo
wane przez ofcerow hoty, okaza}y
sic O wlele lepszemi Cd poprzednich.
Nastepca sekretarza Greshama, je
zeli takowy ME wyzdrowi eje, bedzie
Dan. M. Dickin sop, ,kt6ry liczy sic do
serdecznych przyjacio' Clevelanda.
Naczeluy inzynier armii Stan6w
Zjednoczonych Casey, dossuzy} sic
emerytury dlatego wystepuje armii.
Nastepca jego mianowany zosta{ pub
kowmk VIM. P. GrayhiIl,
George Gould, czlonek znanej mi
lionowej rodziny, takze chce pos,na-
kowa6 dolar6w ze ztoba polityczne.
60. w roku 1896 bedzie sic stara}
o nominacya ma senatora ma mie jsce
senatora Smiths, demokraty.
Najwyzszy sad odroczya swe pose-
dzen'e do dnia 20 Maja, chcac zebrat
wszystkie dowody przeciwko Frawu
podatk6w dochodu. Sedzia Jack
son, na kt6rego oddawna trybupas }.
czekiwa3,tez zuajduje sic wWashing-
tonic.
Kwestya "z}oto- -srebrna" ch wieie
sic wiecej jak dawniej. Rozpuszczo-
ne pog}oski, re Chiny beda pfacid
Japonil dewidende srebrem, zwo
lennik6w z}ota wytworzy4y pan,ke,
poniewaz w takim razie srebro poi
die bardzo W gore.
Sekretarz St. Zjed. Gresham, ma
sic, jak orzekajs lekarze znacznie le
piej wnied}ugim czasie bedzie VISTA.
ME zajac sic sprawami pahstwa.
Wielu ludzi tvierdzi jednakowoz, ze
gdyby byso przeciwnie wuj Sam,w
le bym W tenn zyskas.
Demokratyczna partya. zawsze O.
rzeka}a sic "a wszystkiem "wolnem'i
''swobodnem" -. Byla "a "wolnem'
strzelaniem do robotn k6w, "a "wol-
mem" obdzieraniem takowych, jest
"a "wolnem" bezroboeiem.-Tylko
ma "uwolnienie'' czarnych niewolni
kow niezgadzasa sic W swym czasie.
Ia administracyi Harrisona zap}a
como d}ugu pahstwowego $267.OO0.-
600, procz tego kasa skarbu wzros{a
o 1924 600 600. Przez ca}y czss rza
dow republikahskich ME by}o dnia,
by dochod nieprzewyzsza} rozcho-
dow. Ia Clevelanda Jest przeciwnie.
dug pahstwowy codziennie rosnie,
skarb swieci szalonemi pus,kami.
Dziwra nieczu}os6 Clevelanda,
podczas rabunku Anglii popeanione
60 ma Nicara qua, ME dale niczem sic
innem tsomaczyt, jak tylko grubem
posm arowaniem &apy. Obojetnos6 ia
by}a nawet nieposzanowaniem statu
tow konstytucyi praw dawniej u,
chwalonycb. Ia czasow Monroego,
zostasa wniesiona przyjeta uchwa}a,
by St. Zjed. opiekowa}y sic sasie-
dniemi republican,, by czuwa}y mad
wolnoscia sasiadow obywateli.
Cleveland z1ama} ia zasade, ME usza-
nowa} prawa St. Zjed., istniejacego i
zawsze szanownego cd lat wielu.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-05-18

DIVA domy lot 4Ox2OO, PREY ro-
GU ulic Junction & Wayne, gdzie
mieszkal dawniej Michal Mulbinski,
do sprzedania bardzo tanio. Ia GO
t6wke lub ma wyp}ate. Zgsosic sic
do F. X. Schnebeler, Hammer House,
cor Washington & Market Space.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-05-18
TOLEDO, OHIO, Is MAJA, 1895.

grzeo odoyf sic nadzwyczsJ wspa
Male.
Goshen, Ind. Ii letnia Marta
Vocks, wniosia skarge do sadu prze
ciwko II letniemu Al. Andryas, o
uwiedzeuie. Postep XIX wieku!..
Calistoga, Ca. Kursujsca pomie
dzy Calistoga Cleac-Lake poczto
wa karetke, napadli zamasko o wani ra-
busie i zabrali 81 200. Woznice "a
bito.
St. Louis, Mo. Edward James
Murray, ktorzy pred dwoma lsty
konduktora tramwsjo.
wego Fitzwllliamsa, zostali W tym
tygodniu powieszeni.
st. Louis, Mo. Senator Morrissey,
zos.ai onegdaj wystrza,em Z rewoI,
weru zabltym. Zbrodni powodu "a
.drosci dopuscta sic kobiets Mard
Lewis.
Mackinaw City, Mich. Onegdaj ma
jeziorze podczas wielkiei mgiy, na
stapiia kolizya dw6ch statkow. Oby.
diva z cs}ym }adunkiem posziy ma
dino. Dwoje ludzi zatogi utopiio
sic.
Milwaukee, Wis. Abraham Rhymes
wni6si do sadu prosbe roz~6i 2
IONA L materyalu dowodowego
kaza4o sic, ze bedzie to juz 10 roz
wod, kt6ry Rhymes otrzyma.
Huntington, lid. Onegdaj wieczo.
rem W wapienny"h }omach nastapi}
sztraszny wybuch dynamitu. Wielu
ludzi jest porsnionych. Mkt jedna-
kowoz zycia ME straci}.
San Francisco, Cal. Rozstrzygnie
Gle sadu wsprawie zamordowania
Minnie Williams Blanche Lamont,
odbedzie sic dopiero W Czerwcu. Do
tego czasu Durant musi sic znsjdo-
wac W wiezieniu. Adwokaci sadie,
ze uwolnia oskarzonego zupe}nie cd
kary.
Msssilon, O. Towarowy pociag
"Wheellng Il Lake Erie" kolei,
spad& z mostu. Piec wagonow
i lokomotywa So zupesnie potrzaska
ne. Dwoch ludzi ze s{uzby koleio-
wei zosta}o zabitych, troje zas Jest
ciezko rannych.
Chicago, Ills. NJ. Kent, nowy
brany komisarz robot publicznych
znalaz} W oddanych mu ksiazkach
rozchodowych nadzwyczaj wielkie
niedok1s dnosci. Poaobno dopusz-
czono sic malwersacyi na sumo 81.
GOO 600. SledAtwo zarzadzono.
St. Louis, Mo. Sad przysiegiy,
zns1 "a zdrowego ma umySle milo
nera Dnestrova, ktory zimna krwia
W roku ubiegiym zamordowa} swa
zone dziecko. Adwokaci Dnestro-
va, chcieli koniecznie dowiesG, ze ta.
kowy jest ob&akanym.
Ze wszystkich stron St. Zjed. do
chodza wiadomosci niespodziewa-
nych przymrozkach, ktore wyrza-
daily nieobliczone szkody W plonach
owocowych W wiosennych zasie-
wach. w Oshkosh, Wis, okolicy,
pada} snieg.
Sopris, Colo.--Dnia 10 bm. wy
buch}a eksplozya gazu W kopalni we.
gil, przyczem 4 ludzi byao zabityoh.
Pomiedzy zabitymi jest polak Jan
Luby (praw. Koralewski), pochodza-
cy pow. Kozmihskiego, w. KS.
Poz. Pozostawi} zone i 9 dzieci.
Il. Og.
Elyria, 0. Tom. l.. johnson, tam
tejszy kapitalista, zamierza utworzy6
akcyjne towarzystwo, W celu wybu-
dowania miedzy Clevelandem Ely
ria kolei elektrycznej. Pociagi tel
kolei maja bye najszybsze W swie.
Gle. Przestrzeh 25 milowa, przebie.
gao beda W POI godziny.
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Sopris, Colo.-Dnia 10 bm. wy
buch}a eksplozya gazu W kopalni we.
gil, przyczem 4 ludzi by1o zabityoh.
Pomiedzy zabitymi jest polak Jan
Luby (praw. Koralewski), pochodza-
cy z pow. Kozmihskiego, w. Ks.
Poz. Pozostawi} zone 9 dzieci.
Il. GA.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-05-18
W DZISIEJSZYM NUMERZE:

STRoNA 1.-Praca Kapitaf-W WleIkle stralkl
cafym kraju-Nowiny kraju-Zbrodnie
Pozary-W -Wadomosci Detroit
STRoNA 2.-Sen matki, powiastka.-Socya-
lizm.- Rolnictwo.
STRoNA 3,-Powiesc H. Sienkiewicza "Potop"
SrRoNA 4-Polacy Ameryce-Giefda
piracy, ,zajmujacy artykuf.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-05-18

Elyria, 0. Tom. l.. johnson, tam
tejszy kapitalista, zamierza utworzy6
akcyjne towarzystwo, W celu wybu-
dowanla miedzy Clevelandem Ely
ria kolei elektrycznej. Pociagi tel
kolei maja bye najszybsze W swie.
Gle. Przestrzeh 25 milowa, przebie.
gao beda W POI godzlny.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-05-18

Sksady drzewa Dwight'a spalily
sic Is Maja. Szkody wynosza $7o.-
600.
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AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices I'm Produce at the Sea.
bOnrd,s CONNIE rciaI MetrOpOlis.

NEW YORK, Dec. 7.-Flour-Receipts,
31.7OO brls: exports, 1890 brls. The market
was firm, with some Improvement in the
demand for bakers. Minnesota patents,
$335@355; Minnesota bakers. $2.75q3; win
ter low grades, $210q2.6o. Rye flour quiet;
superfine, $2.5Oq2 70. Buckwneat flour steady
at $1.30Q1.35. Buckwheat quiet at H1ac.
Corn meal quiet; yellow Western, coarse.
zoe: Brandywine, $40.
Rye nominal; Western. 42d45c. Barley
nominal: Western. 39d4Sc. Barley malt
nominal: Western, 4sQoSc.
Wheat-Receipts. 2o5.4Oo bu; exports. IL,
500 blu. Spot firm; No. 2, 703sc afioat; No.
/ hard, 6Sssc. Options opened easier owing
to less war talk big receipts and favor
able weather West rallied on the Ohio State
report and further rumors of heavy North
western flour sales, eased , on slightly, put
63 3-16Q6S5sc, closed at 6S3sc; December, 66l2
Q66ssc. closed at 669sc.
bu. Spot firm; No. e 35ssc. Options opened
quiet and steady, helped by big weekly
exports, ruled dull and closed partly 1sc
higher: May, IS 7-l6@SS1sc. closed at S5izc;
December closed at 35Hc.
Oats-Receipts, %. 400 bu exports. $500 bu
Spot steady; No: 2. 2s4c. Options, opened
dull, advanced slightly on local orders and
closed 1sc higher; May. 25A Q253sc. closing
at 25ssc December closed at 227sc.
Hay firmer; shipping. 75@S0c.
crop, 3(I7c; 1895 crop, 7610c; Pacific coast
1894, crop, 31aQ7c: 1895 crop, 6G10c.
Hides nominal. Leather steady. Wool
quiet.
Beef dull. Cut meats quiet Lard dull :;
Western steam closed at 5.57l2q5.Goc; De-
cember 5.6oc nominal. Pork dull.
Tallow steady. Cotton-seed oil inactive.
Prime crude, 25@26c; prime summer yell
low, 29@29l1c.
Coffee-Options opened irregular. June
showing five points advance and otner
months unchanged to 10 points lower Local
coverings and Baltimore buying caused a
sharp upturning by the face of
weak cables and large receipts closed
strong at a net advance of 100
Mild steady; Cordova, 18G1S1ec. Warehouse
deliveries from New York Yesterday, 5sl4
bags; New York stock to-day 1870 BIZ gs
United States stock 321, 5H bags; afioat for
the United States, $4,000 bags; total visible
for the United States, 1851 bags, against
SCI sos bags last year.
Sugar-Raw firm; fair refining, 3lsG3Hc;
centrifugal, sc test. 3lkq3ssc; refined firm;
standard a, 41zc; cut loaf SIC; crushed,
SIC; graduated, 4ssc.
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a steady firm tone. but the advancing
tendency has evidently been checked. The
hardware market is dull. while iron dealers
are experiencing a good trade The leather
dealers report trade good with prices weak.
but not so weak yet as 10 AFFECT quota
tions. Flour is weak. but quotations viii
cover the present market. on Commission
row il was a better week f0( trade than
had been looked for following Thanks
giving. Sales OF fruits and vegetables have
been quite large. and there being no
oranges of any account on the market, ap-
pies and bananas. Malaga grapes. etc,
are selling better than usual in December
Poultry rules weak and were not prices
already on bedrock quotations would doubt
less go lower. Eggs are not plentiful, but
well supplied and prices rule steady and
firm. The seed men report trade quiet
at unchanged prices. Not in many years
has the hide market been in so unsatis-
factory a condition Provisions are moving
freely, prices are easy in tone and further
declines probable.
than in any week in November still there
is considerable doing. The cerealine mills,
the starch works. etc, now using large
quantities of corn. In prices changes dur
Ing the week were slight. the week clos
ing with track bids ruling as follows:
Wheat-No. red, &c; No. red, 591zd6lc;
wagon wheat, &c.
Corn-No / white 27l4c; No. white. 27Ac:
No. 8 white. 27hc; No. white mixed, &c;
No. 3 white mixed. &c: No. 2 yellow, &c;
No. yellow. &c; No mixed. &c; No. 3
Oats-No. white, &c. new No. white,
&c: No. mixed zoe: new No. mixed 19c.
Hay-No. / timothy, $13.50Q1450; No. 2.
$12ul3; No. prairie. $9Q1f
Poultry and other Produce.
prices paid by shippers.)
Poultry-Hens, &c; springs, 51sc; cocks, &c;
turkeys, old hens. &c; old toms, &c; young
turkeys, 5l9c; ducks. &c; geese. $3.50 per
dozen.
Butter-Choice country, Sd12c.
Eggs-Candled. shippers paying 1Sc.
Honey-New, 15G1Sc per pound.
Beeswax-20c for yellow; 15c for dark.
Wool-Medium unwashed, 14c; fine merino
unwashed 10c; tubwashed, 20q23c; bury
and unmerchantable, &c less.
Feathers-Prime geese, 30lf32c per Id;
mixed duck zoe per h.
Rabbits-50060c.
Quail, SIPS.
Ducks. $2.25G2.50
HIDES. TALLOW, ETC.
Green-sated Hides-No. 1, size; No. 2.
4s4c; No. 1 calf. SIC; No. 2 calf. &c.
Green Hides-No. /, 4c No. 2, &c; No.
I calf. 51ac: No. calf. 4c.
Grease-White, Sac; yellow. &c; brown, &c.
Tallow-No. ], SIC; No. 3, 3Ac.
Bones-Dry. $12d13 per ton
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations mt st. Louis, Philadelphia,
baltimore and other Pofnts.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. Flour held higher.
but no advance established wheat-Cash
strong and higher Mat at sc Options easy
vanced early, but closed easy. Cash. 25a.c.
December. 25c bid; January, 245s@2f≻
May, 26Ac. Oats-Cash better at 17s4c Op,
at close. December. 17s4c: May, 20ssc. Rye
dull at 33Ac bid and 35c asked HAY firm.
but slow. Bran quiet at 4Sc east track.
eloHer az ccrm1dey
dairy, l5m2Oc. Eggs 1ower at 19c Pro.
visions easy. Pork. SSuS.12iz. Lard-Prime.
5.15c: choice. 5;21ac. Bacon-Dry-salt meats
quiet and unchanged. Receipts-Flour 1000
brls: wheat, 5000 bu; corn $1,000 bu oats.
10000 Blu. Shipments-Flour, 5000 brls,
wheat, 1900 bu; corn, 5000 bu; oats 1000
blu.
BALTIMORE. Dec. Flour dull and I'M
changed: receipts. 12,131 brls Wheat firm
err: spot and month, 66a6sLc: steamer No 2
red. 63aSsl4c; receipts. ,7s4 blu; Southern
s wssa' s AZ see year e s a.rHns
mixed, 32lIQ32ssc: receipts las 94l bu; South>
ern white corn. 33m34isc. Oats firm; No. 2
white West, Western; 2a1s@S,c receipts, 2ol4 bu.
firm sGrain freights firm and unchanged
Butter active and firm; fancy creamery. rs
@27c. Eggs steady; fresh, 25c; cold storage.
160l17c. Cheese steady and unchanged.
Wheat firm: No red. 67lzc: receipts. 1900
bu; shipments. ESQ bu. Corn steady: No.
mixed. 29l2c. Oats easier: No: 2 mixed.
at 5.15isc. Bulk meats fairly steady at
45Oc. Bacon in fair demand. Whisky
steady; sales. 525 brls at $l.22. Butter firm
TOLEDO. Dec. Wheat higher and
easy: No. 2. cash and December, esssc: May.
6S7sc. Corn dull and steady; No. mixed,
27Ac:. No. mixed. use: Oats quiet: No. 9
No. :. cash. CSC. Clover seed steady; prime
cash and December. SIS. Receipts-Flour.
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market was steady. Native nnuttons. s. 50fb
275: common. 81 .50d2: lambs. Sz55nf.
Southern sheep, $243.
EAST BUFFALO. Dec. 7.-Caffie-sup-
ply only about four loads on sale. The To-
cal demand and butchers took about all the
offerings.
Hogs-Receipts. 10 cars. Market steady.
Workers. fair 10 choice, &.65037O: stage.
common TO choice, s2-ss03-15; pigs. commons
10 fair. SS.40Q365.
Sheep and lembs-Receipts. % cars. Mar
kef fairly active. Lambs. choice 10 prime
A.25fpi. 20: Canada lambs. fair TO prime. 81 =
G4.40. Sheep. choice 10 selected wethers.
s. 50G3.7o: culls and common sheep. Si-25fe
Is.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 7.-Cattle-The mar
ket was slow Extra shipping. $4u4-25; light
shipping. $3-50H4; best butchers. S.3oH5.s5,
feeders. S3H3.40: stockers. H.7563.25.
Hogs-The market was SLOW Choice
packing and butchers. $50; fair 10 good
packing. S.40n345; good TO extra light.
S.. 40fI3.45; roughs, s.. 7502
Sheep and Lambs-The market was un-
changed.
CINCINNATI. Dec. 7.-cattle dbl and
lower at 22su4; receipts. DO; shipments.
100
Hogs slow and easy at SQ3521k: receipts,
$500; shipments. $500.
Sheep stronger at SG3-25: receipts. 80:
shipments. 600. Lambs steady at x2-5ogi.
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double washboards 81 25a275; common
washboards sI.25d2.5o; clothes pins. 4Ode5c

washboards. M.a5d25O; clothes pins. 4oas5c
per box.
Bacon-Clear sides. 40 10 80 lbs average.
SIC: 30 TO 40 lbs average, 6ssc: 20 TO 80 los
average 6lkc Bellies. - lbs average. SIC;
age, sisc: clear backs. 20 to . lbs average.
Sac; II 10 20 lbs average. csc; to 10 lbs
average, Csc.
onds, &c.
Lard = Kettle-rendered, in tierces, csc;
pure lard, csc
Shoulders-English-cur u lbs average
TIC. 10 lbs average, i12c-
Picked Pork-Bean pork. clear, per bri.
200 lbs, sl2. 80: rump pork. $40.
Zoe: is lbs average iOe 12ls lbs average.
10ikc; 10 lbs average. 1Oa4c; block hams, l0Ac;
all first brands; seconds, lkc less. California
hams sugar-eured, 10 to ~ lbs st averase re-
Dry-salted Meats-Clear sides. about 80 to
so lbs average. 55sc; 50 to 40 lbs average,
sac; 20 to 80 lbs average, S,sc; clear bellies.
ave, SEC. Clear backs. % to 50 lbs aver
age, 5ssc; II to Is lbs average, 5&c.
Iron and Steel.
Bar iron. 1.e0G1. soc. horseshoe bar, 2lz@
2c nail rod 7c PlSw s slabs, st sc a Amsr
spring steel, 4l9Q5c.
Leather.
Leather-oak sole 30Q35c; hemlock sole.
25G31c; harness. 31G40c; skirting,, S4q4lc:
single strap. 44c: black bride. per doz, s.oq
Is: fair bride. $Se@9o per doz; city kip. coo
75c; French kip, sOc9si.2 20; city calfskins, SOC
@sl 10; French calfskins. $1,000.
Nails and Horseshces.
Steel cut nails. s2.25; wire nails. $3.50 rate.
Horseshoes, per keg, s.. 20; mule shoes, per
keg. A.75; horse nails. $4q5 pc. box. Barb
| wire, galvanized, $3.50; painted, $40.
Produce, Fruits and Vegetables.
Bananas-Per bunch, sl@1.25.
Cranberries, s. per box So per bril-: fancy
| Cape Cod berry, $3.50 per box; $3.50 per brl.
| Cabbage-s1Q1.25 per brl; sauer kraut, 81
| per bril-
Cheese-New York full cream, logic;
/ skins. 6Q8c per ID.
Lemons-Messina, choice, $3.50 per box;
| fancy lemons. $3.50.
Apples-Choice, SEES per br: common.
$1.25G1.75 per brl; choice eating apples,
! s.. 50G3.
/ Oranges-Jamaica, ssdS.50 per brl.
Onons-50Q60c per bu.
Potatoes-3OG35c per blu.
| Celery-20Q30c per bunch.
| Grapes-Malaga grapes. s5.5Og6 per keg.,
| Sweet Potatoes-kentucky, $3.50 per bril-;
Cobden's s2.75 per brl; Eastern Jerseys,
! 1915 per bril- So asTs
Cider-New. 81 per brl; $2.25 per half brl.
| Cocoanuts-50c per doz.
Seeds.
/ Clover-Choice recleaned, 6O-lb, A6564S5;
| prime, $4.500465: English, choice, SQ5.25;
| prime, $4d4.5O; alsike, choice. $5G550; alfal-
| fa choice S425G5, crimson scarlet
/ clover, 81 90G3; timothey, bib, choice, go
210; strictly prime. 81 15@22o; fancy Ken
lucky. Alb, SocgS; extra clean. 6SQ7Oc.
choice. s1a125; extra clean, 90cQ$1; English
| blue grass, 24-lb, I.S5G2.
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MARKET FLUCTUATED
Soon Recovered, Rose Rapidly in
I'm other Articles Featureiess.

CHICAGO, Dec. 7-Wheat opened at
about 1xc decline under yesterdays closing
rates and for about twenty minutes gave
very slight signs of recuperation. At the
end of that time, however, symptoms of
recovery became apparent. The improve
ment was very gradual at first. but before
the session was an hour old the rise be-
came rapid and. from 61ssc, May advanced
in a hurry TO 621sc. The first trading in IL
was at from 61ssc to 6l11c, compared with
617sc at the close yesterday. The opening
weakness had two or three reasons to JUS
tify it. The Liverpool market only re-
spended by Ad per Genital advance to the
Chicago jump of 1c per bushel yesterday.
A private cablegram from reliable Liver
pool source said Argentine crop prospects
were favorable, shipments of wheat from
Argentine for the week $4,000 bushels, and
what perhaps influenced the early sellers
here as much as anything else was that
the receipts at Minneapolis and Duluth
were more than 300 carloads in excess of
those on the corresponding day of the year
before. The rise which succeeded the open
Ing decline had also several good reasons
to support it. The price barely touched
623sc on the advance, when some of the
trading cards and soon had the selling side
OF them covered. The market yielded to the
onslaught and the price was soon crowded
odSh " oi12c. "A reCOSery 10 oiS4c loiioWtu
and the latest trading was at 615s@612c,
against 6l7sc on the day before.
Corn was quiet and nearly featureless.
The local receipts were about as expected,
but there was very little business. The
strength in wheat was about the only in
fuence. May sold at 29m29lic and closed at
29c. December sold at 26i4 d2634c closing at
26%c.
Oats were slow but showed some strength
In sympathy with wheat and corn, but got
easy later as the other markets. eased off.
May sold at O1sQ2OSsc, and December at
INC.
Hog products were quiet, trade feature
less and prices steady and without material
change.
Estimated receipts for Monday-Wheat
2oo cars; corn, 400 cars; oats, go cars; hogs,
$1,000 head.
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The leading futures ranged as follows

nominal No. spring wheat, 5S@5Sc: No. 5
spring wheat, 5Sd5siac; No. red, 61asQ62s4c;
No. corn, 2614d261sc; No. 2 yellow, 26x@27c;
No. 2 oats, TIC; No. white,
f. o. b., 2Oa3O1kc: No. 8 white, 1711q1sa4c; No.
2 rye, 351ac; No. 2 barley, nominal; No.
fax seed, 92szc; prime timothy seed, $3.50;
Id, 5.27l1@5. 3Oc; short-rib sides Qoose), ABS
"a 4215c; dry-salted shoulders (boxed), 4laQc
fac; short-cear sides (boxed), 411Q4asc;
whisky, distillers' finished goods. per gal.
H.2.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the butt
ter market was firm; creamery, HQ3c;
dairy, 11G21c. Eggs firm at 131a421c.
Receipts-Flour, 5000 brls; wheat, 500 bu,
corn, 124O00 bu oats, $4,000 bu; rye. 5000
blu; barley, 1900 blu. Shipments-Flour, 5000
brls; wheat, 135 600 blu; corn, $4,000 blu; oats,
Is, 600 blu; rye, 5000 blu; barley. 10000 bu.