davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-29
R0syjska rezerwa zfOta.

PETERSBURG, % Marca. -
Zaprzeczono urzedownie, ia.
koby W skarbie pa6stwa
zmniejszala sic rezerwa z}ota.
Przeciwnie. 16 Grudnia znaj.
dowaly sic W skarbie S04 mi
liony rubli z}otem, a obecnie
ley ich tam sos i POI miliona,
pomimo ze W ostatnich cza.
sach wydano przesz}o S milo.
now rubli zlotem ma zakupno
srebra.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-29
Chce ptjsc po WOdzie.

BosroN, Mass, 9Sgo Marca.
Kapitan Robert Cook Anne.
ricus, GA, ktory tn teraz bawi,
oznajmia, IL ko6czy przygoto
wanna, celem p6jscia pieszo po
wodzie rzeki Ohio z Pittshur-
ga do Cincinnati. Cook liczy
% lat wszy l40 funt6w; chce
on odbyG ten marsz szczeg6lny
W pietnastu dniach. OdlegFost
wynosi 45O do 500 mil. Cook
zaioay} sic o $1,000, ze wykona
sw6j zamiar.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-29
Obawy Anglik0w.

LoNDYN, 2Sgo Marca. -
Zachodzi Ottawa wybuchu
wojny z Transvaalem. Sto.
sunki miedzy sekretarzem ko-
lonii Chamberlainem a Krue.
gerem staja sic coraz wiecej
naprezone. Rad zamierza
wys}at 10000 wojska do po.
ludniowej Afryki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-29
Nasi literaci.

Wiel. ks. dr.. Bernard Ma.
rya Sku?ik wYda} ksiaake pod
tytulem nHjstorya Domku
Matki Boskiej W Loreto". Ce
na egzemplarza % cent6w.
Milwaucki ,,Katolik" dru-
kuie oryginaln9 powiesG p.
Aleksandra NJ. Jawornikiego,
pod tytu}em .,Judaszowe sre-
brniki". Powiesc ia zapowiada
sig bardzo dobrze. Wyjdzie
wkr6tee W osobnej odbitce.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-29

centrowac 100000 wojska W
poludniowych guberniach pan
stwa. Flota ochotnicza stoi W
pogotowiu do przewozenia
woisk, gdziebykolwiek tego
zajsc mis2a potrzeba.
ArENY, 2Sgo Marca. - "
okolicy Alikienon, gdzie znaj'
duje sic ob6z pulkownika
Vassos, s}yszano wczorsj strza.
~.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-29
Szczeg6lny wypadek.

KENosuA, Wis, 2S Marca.
Edna Balm, 12letnia c6reczka
farmera Johna 2. Bein, miesz-
kajacego szesc mil ma po}ud-
niowy zach6d stad, " ca}ej
okolicy wywo}ywa}a wielkie
zainteresowanie wskutek fax.
tu, IL cd dnia 15go Marca bez
przerwy spa}a, i Mkt ME bya
W stanie jej obudzic. Wczoraj
wieczorem umar}a, ME przebu'
dziwszy sic przedtem ami ma
chwile.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-29
ROzruchy W Armenii.

KoNsTANTYNoPoL, % Mar.
w obawie nowych rozruch6w
w obwodzie Siwas prosi} kon-
sui ameryka1ski w}sdze turec-
kie, aaeby pred misyami anne
rykaGskiemi ustawiono straze.
Rad przedsiebierze rome
srodki ostroanosei, aaeby "a
pobiedz dalszym nieporzad-
kom.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-29
Wfoscy 'przyhysze.

New YORK, 2Sgo Marca. -
Ma parowcu wloskim Give,
kt6ry dis przyby} Neapolu,
przyby1o pod pokladem 111s
w}oskich emigrant6w. Jest to
najwieksza liczba przybysz6w,
kt6ra ua jednym okrscie prey.
by}a do tutejszej przystani W
tym sezonie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-29
Delegat papieski.

New YORK, 2Sgo Marca. -
Nowozamian owany delegat pa
pieski dla Kanady, Monsig-
more Del Val, przybyl tGdzi-
siaj na okrecie Umbria "a.
mieszkal u arcybiskupa Cor.
rigana. Slychat, ze jutro
wieczorem zamierza wyjechst
do Kanady.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-29
In c2tery miIiOny.

JACKSON, G. H., Ohio, 2Sgo
Marca. - W}asnie podpisano
uk}ad sprzeda2y wszystkich
kopalni wegla W Jackson
County, kt6re zakupi1 syndy-
kat Kruegera W Londynie.
Cena kupna i sprzedaay wy.
nosi cztery .miliony dolar6w.
Charles Fisk Beach, reprezen.
towa} syndykatu londyGskiego,
podpisa} kontrakt.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-29
Praktyczny lekarz.

Pacyentka: - Alez doktorze! IA.
za.es pan pokaza6 sobie jezyk, wieo
trzymam 60 juz wyciagniety cd
dziesieciu minut, pan ami spojrza.
les.
Dokter: - Juz mona schowac
iezyk. Chciasen tylko miec spok6j
przy zapisy wania recspty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-29
KOncert
ma rzecz Szpitah poIskiegO.

w drugie swieto Wielkano.
cy odbsdzie sic W hall przy
Bradley ul. wielki koncert, re
wsp6ludzialem pierwszorze-
dnych si} wokalnych / instru'
mentalnych re sr6dmiescia.
Koncert ten budzi wielkie "a.
interesowanie. Komitet spree
dai ju1 DUO bilet6w. Poda-
my jutro bliasze szczeg6ly o
tym wypadku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-29
List Wilhelma.

BERLIN, 2Sgo Marca. -
Ksisae Bismarck otrzymal
w}asnoreczny list cd cesarza
Wilhelma, W kt6rym uwyda~
tnione So zaslugi po}ozone przez
by}ego kanclerza dla dobra i
wielkosci Niemiec.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-29
PRZEGLAD
g!lltYsi Niss!yEAa!7a#s!,
Chicago, 2S Marca.

NIO J0NS e|~NS
ia wiadomosci telegraficzne,
r6Anych stolic europejskich,
ten dawno przyjse musial do
przekonania, re ,,koncert" eu,
ropeiski nikogo do niczego ME
zobowiszywal i uikogo, a
szczeg6lnie Grecyi ME pre-
strasza{. To tez mocarstwa
zawie1 ala W dalszym ciagu no,
we przymierza i grupuja sic
tax, iak tego wymagajs ich
poszczegolne interesa, ME tro-
saczac sic wcale dyrektora
orkiestry koncertowej - o
Rosye.
Zjazd kr6lowej Wiktoryl Z
prezvdentem Francyii bytnosc
kanclerza Salisburyego W Pa
ryzu stanowis dow6d oczywl-
sty zblizania sic mocarstw "a
chodnich.
Anglia Francya usilowa}y
zachoWac Turcye, dop6ki
.stniala iakakolwiek nadzleja,
&c to- paGstwo odmlodzi sic,
przy bierze charakter europej'
ski. Odksd W Anglii o tenn
zvqtpiono, dawny zamiar obro'
ny pa6stwa tureckiego upadl,
odksd Rosya zaje}a W Caro-.
gTodzie role protektora, An
gl;a pragnie raczej przyspie'
.szyG IiEwidacye Turcyi. We
Francyi, wbrew tradycyjnei
polityce, niezawodnie dotsd
przeWaza gotowose wyswiad'
czenia sprzymierzehcowi rosyj
skiemu wszelkich uslug ma
wschodzie, pod warunkiem
jtduak, aby sic wskutek tego
ie,zcze sciesnil soiusz francu'
sko rosyjski. Odksd jednak
" Pary2u dostrzezono, ze Ro'
s}a, celem zabezpieczenia swe,
60 protektoratu W Carogro::
dzie, zbliza sic do Berlina /
tam znaiduje gorliwe poparcie,
powoIi s}abnie sklonnosc wy
slugiwania sic Rosyi bez wszel.
&iyj nadziei kompensaty ..,.
" Alzacyi.
PI6cz tych dyplomatycznych
| chwiIowych wzgled6w, we
Francyi i WAoszech dziala po'
teanie zasada narodowosci, pie
biscytu it'd, przemawiajaca W
danym razie niewstpliwie "a
przy}sczeniem Krety do Gre.
cyl, W Anglii zas og6lny prsd
wolnosciowy, kt6remu FARO
wuo ulegais tam stronnictwa
konserwatywne jak liberalne.
,,Serce Anglika silniei, nlz
iakiekolwiek inne, uderza dla
idei osobistej wolnosci i 60
dnosci cz}owieka". To wszy-
stko t}6maczy, dla ezego teraz
znowu, jak pred 70 laty r6-
wniez ma tie kwestyi greckiej,
zaznacaa sic pewne zbliaenie
mocarstw zachOdnIch.
Me wyuika ztad wcale, aby
koucertowi europejskiemu gro
zi}o niebezpiecze1stwo bliskie-
90, gwsltownego rozbicia. Po-
wszechna Ottawa pred wielks
wojna silniej jeszcze, niz hu-
manitarne zamilowanie W po-
koiu, ocali koncert Cd rozbicia,
a nawet cd wszelkiej g}o5niej-
szei dysharmonii. Widoczua
tylko jest rzecza, ze pomiedzy
dsanosciami,. .chocby tylko
metoda Niemiec i Rosyi je-
dnej, Anglii, Francyi i W}och
drugiej, uwydatnia sic cisgle
pewna naturalna sprzecznosc,
5ztucznie pokrywana zreczno'
scis dyplomat6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-29
CareWicz na fO2u smierci.

LoNDYN, 2Sgo Marca. -
Wiadomosci Algieru dono.
sza, be stan zdrowia carewicza,
brata Miko}aja, ME budzi mai
mniejszej nadziei utrzymanis
60 PREY zyciui
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-29
Zakaz 0dbywania pielgrzymsk.

FEz, MARoKKo, % Marca.
Sultan marokka1ski wyda}
rozkaz zabraniajacy odbywa.
MIA pielgrzymek do Mekki
skutkiem zarazy, szerzacej sic
W krajach, przez kt6re piel'
grzymi przechodzit musza.
Jest to pierwszy tego rodzaju
zakaz W pahstwie marokkah.
skiem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-29
WIELKl MlTYNG
ma StanisfaWOWie.
JednOgfOSny protest prze-
civ wnioskoWi Apiast6w.

Je5zcze przed dWoma tySo-
dniami pisalismy o wniosku
do legisaltury W Springfield,
azeby W szko1ach publicznych
dawano uczniom uczennicom
ksiaaki darmo, wykazalismy
szkodliwosc tego wniosku i
przekonywalismy naszych czy.
telnik6w o potrzebie wniesie-
MIA energicznego protestu pre-
ciwko projektowanemu zama-
cbowi nietylko ma kieszeh wy
borrow, ale nadto - co gorsza
- ma szkoly nasze katolickie i
polskie.
Ia porozumieniem sic admi.
nistracyi T Towarzystw W parafii
sw. Stanis}awa Kostki zwo1ano
ma wczoraj DO wielkiej hall
przy Bradley ul. walne zebra.
ME parafalne, ma kt6re ku
wielkiemu zadowoleniu kaade-
60 prawego Polaka i katolika
zebra1a sic nasza wiara jak
jeden maz.
Prev. ks. proboszcz W. Ba-
rzy6ski przewodniczy} zebra
niu, powolawszy ma sehetarza
oh. Fr. Fuhl. Opr6cz Prev.
vodniczscego t}6maczyli
prawdziwa doniosiosc wniosku
Apiast6w PIP. Piotr Kio}bassa
adwokat L. N. Piotrowski,
poczem wszyscy obecni uchwa'
iii jednoglosnie nastepujsca
rezolucye:
,,Poniewaz szanownei legi-
slatarze W Springfield, Ill.
przedloaony zosta} bill majscy
ma celu rozdawnictwo bezpia
the ksiazek uczniom W szko-
ZACH publiczrych, przeto zmu-
szeni jestesmy wyrazic emfa-
tycznie nasze zapatrywanie W
tel sprawie. Me many wcale
zamiaru wystepowac przeciw
istniejscemu systemowi szk6f
publicznych, jednakowoz pro-
testujemy przeciw dalszemu
nakladaniu podatkow, ma tych
obywateli, ktorzy nietylko o.
piacajs podatki dla utrzyma-
MIA szk6} publicznych, ale mad
to, ulegajac g}osowi swojego
sumiehia, W dodatku buduja i
utrzymujs swe w}asne szkoly
parAfalne prywatne. My
zatem potepiamy bill wymie.
niony wyzej jako niepotrze-
bna, a zatem nieracyonalns,
jako niesprawiedliwa, podste'
pna i ME. ameryka1ska propo.
zycye.
1. Niepotrzebnym, a zatem
nieracyonalnym bill ten zowie'
my, poniewaz pow6d przyto-
czony ma jego korzyst, a mia
nowicie, jakoby mial ma celu
ulzenie cieaaru ubogim, abija
fakt, il rzeczywiscie ubodzy
uczniowie dotychczas istotnie
otrzymywali ksiszki bezpla'
tnie. Blu takiego zatem zu'
pelnie Mkt ME asda.
III. Nazywamy bill ten jak
najniesprawiedliwsza propozy-
eya powodu, IL pociaga on
"a SODA niesluszne opodatko.
wanie znacznej czesci obywa.
tell Stan6w Zjednoczonych,
posisdajacych takie prawa,
| jak inni, dla sprawy W korzy.
staniu z kt6rej W laden spos6b
udzia}u mice ME moga. Me
sprawiedliwose ia okazuje sic
tenn jaskrawiej, gdy zauwaay
sic fakt, il ci obywatele budu-
ia i utrzymuja swe VIA.
sne szko}y parafalne pry.
watne ogromnym kosztem i
ami ME Aadaja ami ME otrzy-
muja zadnego do tego wspar'
cia re strony stanu, ktoreby
dopomaga}o i'm ciezar ten po-
nosic; 2 uwagi takae ma fakt,
il ciz sami obywatele corocz.
ME oszczedzajs stanowi zna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-29

procesyi ma cmentarz Wesle.
van. Ceremonie mad grobem
byly krotkie.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-14

Hops-At London Pacific COAST steady at 500
T0s. Beef dull extra India mess 56s 3D. prime
mess AIS Cd. Pork dull; prime mess, fine West
ern. AIS Cd medium Western, ABS Sd Hams
Shortcut steady at As Baoon-Short-rhs firm
at 26s long-cear middles. light, firm at 25s
ltng-clear mindless heavy, firm at 24s Cd; clear
bellies dull at 25s. Shouders-Square steady at
rs. Lard-Prime Western dull at l9s Cheese
Finest American white and coored dull at AS
Talow-Prime city steady at lis
BALTIMORE. June l2.--Flour dull; receipts
1857 brls: exports 81 ls9 brls. Wheat steadier;
No red, spot and June, nc bid; September
6S%c bid; receipts. IS, 4SS buI Southern wheat by
sample, 76Q79e. Corn firm; mixed, spot and June
2SlsQ2S5sc; September, 294c bid; steamer mixed
27G27lsc: receipts 10i526 bu; Southern white
corn, SIC bid Southern yellow, Sll2c. Cats bare
ly steady and in moderate demand; No. white,
27dZ7i2c Rye steady; No. Western, 3Siz 1890 !;
receipts, 100 blu; exports none. Hay quiet choice
timothy. S14 bid. Grain freights quiet; steam to
ders Is 3D. June: Is Cd, July. Butter steady
Eggs steady: fresh, 11l2c. Cheese steady.
CINCINNATI June 12.-Flour quiet. Wheat
Csc. oats easy; No mixed, 19G20c. Rye steady
No 9 See. Lara quiet. but frmer al $40. Bulk
meats quiet at S450Q4.60. Bacon higher at S5S5
6D5.40. Whisky steady at $1.19. Butter dull.
Sugar Arm. Eggs steady at Sc. Cheese easy.
TOLEDO. June 12-Wheat higher, but dull;
No 2. cash, soc; June 79c; July, 7O1sc. Corn
active and steady; No mixed. 25c. Oats active
and steady; No. mixed, 19c. Rye dull; NO. z
cash. 35c asked. Glover seed quiet; prime
October, $4.20.
DETROIT June 12-Wheat-No l white and
No red. SIC; July. zoe. Corn-No. mixed Zoe.
Oats-No. 2 white, 2sAe. Rye-No. 2, S5c.
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AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices i'm Produce at the Sea-
boards Commercial Metropolis.

NEW YORK, June 12.-Flour-Receipts, 25, 600
brls; exports, $500 brls. Market quiet, but
steady; Minnesota patents, S4Q415; Minnesota
bakers 49, 35@D3 So; winter patents $4.5094S0; win
ter straights, $41OQ42O; winter extras, sSS5Q3 s.;
winter low grades $2.55q2-s5. Rye flour dull;
superfine, $2.1OQ2.3O. Corn meal quiet; yellow
Western SIC. Rye steady; No. Western, S6c.
Barley quiet at 271ac. Barley malt nominal;
Western 43Q54c.
Wheat-Receipts, 1872, 200 blu; exports, 80, 900 blu.
Spot firm. Options opened easier under foreign
selling weak cables and favorable weather news
but turned strong and advanced decidedly on
covering, prompted by grasshopper reports from
the Northwest and crop damage in Russia; closed
A@1kc net higher; June, 75b@752c. closed at
75a4c; September 6s7sG7O 5-16c, closed at 7O1sc
Spot steady; No. q 29Ac. options opened barely
steady under fine weather news but rallied with
wheat and closed firm at 1sqAc advance; June
closed at 29Ac; September, 309sq3O1sc, closed at
Oats-Receipts, 2S3 ECO bu; exports, 900 bu
Spot quiet; No. ?, 22c. Options dull and I'M
Hay easy; shipping &c., good to choice, sOQ7Oc.
Hops quiet; 1895 crop, 3Q4c; 1896 crop, 6asc;
Pacific coast, 1895 crop 3q4c; 1886 crop 6@1Gc;
Hides firm; Galveston, lac; Texas, 1O12Q11c;
California, Ice. Leather steady; hemlock sole,
Beef steady; family, $95OQ1O5O; extra mess.
meats firm; picked bellies $525Q6 picked Shout
ders. $3.50; picked mans, s99950. Lard firm;
mess, $4,000; short-elear, $9.5091o75; family,
Tailow firm: city, 3B@3Ac country. sA@Sasc.
Rice steady; fair to extra, 4AQ6c; Japan, AZ
@455c. Molasses steady; New Orleans open ket-
tie good to choice 22Q2Sc.
Cotton-seed oil quiet, but firmer with lard;
prime crude. zoe nominal; prime crude, f. o. b:
summer yellow 2Sc; butter grades 26q2Sc; prime
white, 26l261zc.
Coffee-Options opened dull at points lower in
sympathy with easier European markets. Trad
ing of a local turn and small, even for
Warehouse deliveries fair. Closed dull and I'M
changed to 10 points lower. Sales, ESQ bags, in
GLIDING. June, 7.25c; September. 1850. Spot cot
fee-Rio quiet; No. Z. invoice 49, jobbing sac.
Mild quiet; Cordova, 11AG1712c. Rio-Cleared for
the United States 1l0OO bags; cleared for Europe,
1000 bags stock. 5000 bags. Total warehouse
deliveries from the United States 1888 bags,
including 1884 from New York; New York stock
to-day BAL AT bags United States stock, 1888. 1877
bags; ahoat for the United States, 330. COO bags;
total visible for the United states, 71s,1G bags,
against 337 s27 last year and OTIS in 1895.
Sugar-Raw strong; mold A, sc; standard A,
sac; powdered, 51sc; graduated, 4Ac; cubes, sc.
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Certificates have been issued to the fol-
lowing named Indianians:
Decentralization Tucker, Evansville;
William A. ]. Johnson. Evansville; Jacob
Currey, South Bend; Melvin Schemerhorn,
Majenica David Libey, Lakeville.
Northumberland Smith, Columbia City.
Supplemental-Joseph Carter, Oaktown.
Restoration and Reissue-William FL
lott dead, Rush Creek Valley
Restoration, Reissue and Increase-James
Ashford dead, Buck Creek.
Renewal-Reason Butler, Monroe City.
Increase-Joseph Nelson, Saluda; Samuel
Keever Cedarville; Henry Delmar, Indian
apolis Arthur c. Love, Cayuga; James
Shelton, Kokomo; Orrin L. Hull Osgood
Samuel M. Young, Terre Haute; George
Jones Noxid; Thomas Lehiff, Terre Haute;
William S. Hall, Alexandria; Amos d. Muir
ply, Cleveland; Especial. June 81 John D.
Albert Indianapolis; Martin l.. LehmanOw-
Reissue-Peter Casper, Muncie; John SUIT
ton, Colfax; Ezra Davy, Terre Haute.
Reissue and Increase-James c. Nc
Original gin Widows, etc.--Margaret ]. Bar
nard. Battle Ground: Frances Kissing,
Brookville; Permelia K. Muir, Osgood
Mary E. Miller. Mount Vernon; Elizabeth
Ashford Buck Creek.
Original Widows. etc, Supplemental
Emma ]. Stapp, indianapolis
Widow War 1S12-Mary A. Moore Vim
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mitted and hopes are awakened that prices
generally will also improve with awakened
business activity
The bond market displayed a very strong
tone during the week, with the dealings IN
considerable volume. The market was gov
erned to a considerable extent by the de-
velopments operating to enhance share
values. Purchases by leading interests i'm
parted decided impetus to the general ten
dency with the inquiry for the liens OF re-
organized properties very brisk. Transac-
lions for continental account were in large
volume and included purchases of the more
prominent international mortgages. The US
ually inactive securities were conspicuous
in the speculation and sustained material
improvements generally. The gilt-edged
bonds commanded fair attention, but the
variations were rather narrow. The changes
in the more active mortgages were mainly
unimportant with gains. however, prevalent,
aside from Atchson tours, which are on
"a per cent, and Atchison adjustment fours
unchanged. The aggregate sales were $lO,-
1876 600.
Government bonds exhibited considera BILE
firmness and improved fractionally on light
dealings.
The following table, prepared by L. w. Louis.
Room II, Board of Trade. shows the range of
gIrof
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Elsewhere,

CHICAGO June 12.-To-day's cattle market
was largely nominal, receipts being small, as is
Usual on the last day of the week. The few
cattle offered were disposed of at prices I'M
changed from yesterdays quotations.
In hogs trade active at advance of
56I71ac per 100 pounds over yesterdays figures.
Sales were at an extreme range of 3d. 20aS. 90,
with the bulk of the transactions at $3.47h@
Sheep were steady at about yesterdays range
of prices, although concessions We're asked in
some cases Inferior to extra sheep sold at SIPS
Q4.65. the bulk going at s2q425. Yearlngs sold
and spring lambs at s4g5.65. Feeding sheep
Reeeiptscatte, 7oo hogs 1900; sheep, 1900
KANSAS CITY, June 2.-Csttle--Receipts, 100.
Market steady and unchanged, with only retail
trade.
higher bulk of sales So 25Q3 321a; heavies So 271
@335; packers $3.20Q3 321a; mixed. So 25Q3. BIZ
lights, $295Q3.30; Workers. $S2112gSSO; pigs $3.50
sheep-Receipts 1000; Market strong; lambs.
SO. 50Q5 %; muttons, SS2o@46o
NEW YORK June Observation-Disclosures 375
Cables quote American steers at 10a1l13c; sheep,
1O1b6l2c: refrigerator beef, S1sQ9c. Exports 1852
ceipts, SI5. Market active and firm; veals. SAG
CPS calves, $S.75q425.
Hogs-Receipts 1921.
sheen andSLambs-Recei 1856. Market dull;
sheep lover; lambs easier; sheep. $3G4.5O; year
lings $3.7594.S0; lamts. 4Q6.
ST. LOUIS. June -Catte-Receipts. 200;
shipments / 900 Market steady, but only retail
trade. owing to very meager supply prices I'M
changed.
SC better and active light. sSSoaS6o; mixed, $500
6I3. 40; heavy, s3.10Q3.40
Sheeo-Receipts, ZOO shipments, LOCO. Market
steady but sales very small, owing TO light re-
ceipts; prices unaltered
EAST BUFFALO. June 12.-Cattle-Market
quiet.
Hogs-Receipts, 80 cars; Workers, fair to choice
S. 60; roughs common TO good, S313.25; pigs, good
to choice, s3.e0@365.
Sheep and I4ambs-Receipts, II cars. Market
quiet and steady; lambs, choice TO prime 81. 60Q
as: cuiis, common 10 good So. 25@4; sheep choice
to selected wethers. $4.25Q4.4O; culls and common
Sc. 2563.65.
EAST LIBERTY, June 12-Cattle steady
prime, s56515; common, S3.25d360 bulls, stays
and cows s2q3.60; common to good. $32504.
Hogs steady pigs and light Workers, 5000
362IS: heavy, s3.5063.55; roughs, 2.25a3.50
Sheep steady: choice $4q410; common. 50. coo
AGO. common 10 good yearlings, S350g4.40; spring
lambs s4G5. Veal calves, S5.50G5.75
LOUISVILLE June 12--Cattle-No receipts.
Hogs-Receipts. 700. Market active; heavies
So. 40G345 mediums, S35oqs.55; light, $S.30gSS5;
roughs S2.50q3l0.
S6eep-Receipts 600. Market steady; choice
sheep sSQ3. 40; fair, $275qS; extra lambs. $685.
fair. S3.75Q4S5.
CINCINNATI June 12.-Cattle steady at $3.50
Q4.75.
Hogs active at s2.9003.50.
Sheep dull at 81. 25M4; lambs dun at 81. 256p5. Co.
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window Glass.
Price per box Of 50 square feet Discount,
Ten Transfers, with Total COnsid-
nfinn of S4O.S5O.

Instruments filed for record in the recorder
Office of Marion county, Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m, June II, 1897 al
furnished by Thee. stein, abstracter of titles
corner of Market and Pennsylvania streets. In
dianapolis, Suite, 229 first office floor, Thu
Lemcke, Telephone 1850:
Robert j. Rockow to Carl Rockow, part
Lot 81, Bruce Place ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81, go
Same same, Lot 10, Square IL, Lin
coin Park addition OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4,SO
Ehe Station to Charles NJ Cooper Lot /,
Bonds subdivision Bonds addition. LOO
Elizabeth Brunson to Albert M. Roberts,
west half northeast quarter and part east
half northwest quarter, Section rs, Town
ship II, Range 3,I5
4, outot IA ..' ' L, so
Celeste Barnhill ct al. to Vantura j. Nc
Laughlin, part Lot Az Julian, Johnson,
Rawles d. Goods subdivision and addition
Martha Tanner to George w. Rankin, Lot
2, McKernan Il Pierce's subdivision
Square 3, Outlot 1873 ....,................... LOO
George w. Rankin to Isaac Tanner. same
lot -. $50
Howard N. Alderman to Charles A. Wise,
Lots 13, 10 to p, Owens West Indian
apolis . 1,20
Joseph Seigel to John T. Hart, part north
east quarter and southeast quarter, Sec
ton 10, Township II, Rrange 4............. 1000
Transfers, 10; consideration SAC, So
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Baltimore
Cincinnati and Other PInces.

ST. LOUIS, June 12.-F1our unchanged. Wheat
higher No red, cash, elevator SIC; track. S7Q
96c: July 6S12Q6S5sc; August, 67Ac; September.
673sc Corn better; No. 2 cash, 22iac asked
July, 2212c; September. 23&c bid. Oats quiet; No.
Q ash l71Ac bid; July 177sc bid. Rye steady
at 32c on track. Barley nominal. Corn meal
quiet at sl.65@170. Bran dull at 3s@39c. east
track FIaxseed steady at 72iAc. Prime timothy
seed, S. 3OG12 60. Hay dull and unchanged. But
ter quiet creamery, 12I3@l5c; seconds. 11d12c;
dairy 96l2c Eggs steady at Sc for choice.
Whisky steady at sl.19. Cotton ties and bagging
unchanged. Lard better at $3.50 for prime, S357la
for choice Pork-New $S10; old, $3.50. Bacon
and dry-saIt meats quiet and unchanged Re-
ceipts-Flour 1900 brs; wheat, 16, 900 bu: corn.
&c 600 bu; cats, 5000 blu. shipments 1900
bu.
LIVERPOOL, June 12.-Wheat-Spot. No. 2 red
Western winter no stock. No / red Northern
spring steady at IS 3D. Corn-Spot American
mixed new, firm at Is 6izd: old firm at Is Sad
Flour-St. Louis fancy winter steady at IS Sd
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LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
The Trade of the Week Fairly Salts
fncfOrN in Most Lines

In most departments the trade of the week
ending June p showed some improvement over
preceding weeks of the spring months On Com
mission row business quite active all the
week and in most lines of fruits and vegetables
very satisfactory prices were realized one or
two days the market was overstocked in the
smaller fruits and fer day prices were low
but in vegetables prices were we'll held. Produce
men report business good and receipts average
well with former years. Prices range much the
same. For eggs and young chickens there is an
active demand at quotations. Dry goods houses
had very fair week and trade and prices ruled
steady. Grocers had a good week. with all staple