davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-02-25
PrOk lamaeya prezydenta.

WASHINGTON, "A Lutego. -
Prezydent wyda} proklamacye
W zwyk}ej formie, naznaczsja-
ca posiedzenie senatu IA dzie6
4 Marca o godz. - W po}udnie,
s2?eby pre8ydent m6ga senat
uwiadomic o r6znych spra-
lqach.
Bedzie to zwyk4e specyalne
posiedzenie senatu po inaugu.
racyi nowego prezydenta, ce.
lem naradzenia sig mad miano-
waniami IA gl6wne urzedy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-02-25

% Lut. wieczorem odby3a
sic u ambassadors niemieckiego
ks. Radolina uczta ma czesc hr.
Murawiewa. Zaproszono ma
MIA ambasadora austro-we-
gierskiego ks. Liechtensteina,
posla wloskiego markiza Maj
fei, nadochmistrzynie ks. Ga.
licyn, jen. adjutanta cesarza
Mikolaja hr. Richtera, wyda-
wee "St. Pet. Wiedomosti" ks.
Uchtomskiego, ! wielu czlon.
kow ciala dyplomaty
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-02-25
Aotatkl telegrafczne krajowe

- w Millbsnk, S. D., ogromny
pozar zniszczys siedm dom6w 20
sksadami prey gs6wnej ulicy.
- w Tonawands, n. Y, zban-
krutows} bank German American.
- Apiasci zgromadzeni W Bloc
mington, ILL.,, postanowili prosic Nc
Kinleya, by waany jakis urzad 20.
wisrzyl Lintonowi, znanemu katoli-
kozercy.
= oEret wojenny Texas wyiechaa
Z Galveston, Tex, do New Otleans.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-02-25

szko}s katol!icks ma publicznej
licytacyi W Zninie dnia 8 Lutte
90 "a 20,750 m.
= Adwokat6w jest wedle
statystyki wydanej dla caiych
Niemiec prawie najmniej W
obwodzie poznadskim, gdzie
przypada jeden adwokat ma
IL, 157 mieszka1c6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-02-25
Telegramy Zagraniicln6
Grecya jest uparta.

hoLoN1A, 24So LuteSo.
,,Gazeta Kolodska" otrzyma}a
depesze z Berlins, ze pa6stwa
europejskie zgodzily sic ma
blockade port,t Piraeus, jeaeli
Grecya ME przychyli sic do ich
zada6 i ME zaprzestanie niepo-
koic Turk6w.
. ATENY, 25go Lutego. -
Misdzy dyplomatami pahuje
przekonanie, re Anglia podbu-
rza potajemnie Rad grecki.
Ludnosc grecka jest bardzo
rozgoryczona powodu zacho-.
wanna sic cesarza Wilhelma.
Lud grecki zsda bezwarunko.
wo przy}aczenia Krety do
Grecyi.
Podobuo pu1kownik Vassos
maszeruje W g}sb kraju, otrzy.
mai bowiem depesze Cd kr6la
Jerzego tel tresci: ,Kr6l po.
k}ada nadzieje W narodzie gre.
ckim, W swoich ofcerach ! W
armii greckiej, nie liczac ma
pomoc zadnego 2 mocarstw eu-
ropejskich."
Kr6lowa Olga, bedaca sze.
fem drugiego wydzia}u foty
rosyjskiej, odes}ala do Peters.
bnrga odznak; swej godnosci,
oswiadczajac, ze ME chce mice
mic wsp6luego fots, kt6rej
okrety strzela}y do Grek6w.
KoNsrANTYNoPoL, 24 Lut.
Rad turecki otrzyma} depe.
sze, ze W Chersonesus, W pro.
wincyi Gambia, Ma Krecie, wy
lqdowafo 900 wojska greckie-
90 Z trzema armatami i z IA,
pasem amunicyi. Dotsd zgi-
ne}o Ia Krecie 400 Turk6w a
104 dostalo sic do niewoli.
Ministeryum uchwali}o urza,
dzic wyprawe przeeiw Atenom,
ieAeli Grecya ME us}ucha roz-
kazu i ME opusci Krety. Mi
mister marynarki oswiadczy},
re W przeciagu tygodnia do.
starczy 13 okret6w, ,gotowych
do wyruszenia przeciwko Gre
kom.
Cesarz Wilhelm zapewnil
sultana, ze tenze moae liczyG
ma jego pomoc.
W1EDE6, 24go Lutego. -
Mocarstwa zgodzi3y sic na
projekt azeby og}osic autono.
mis Krety. Wojska tureckie
opuszczs wyspe W czasie mai.
bliaszym jezel; wojska gre.
ckie ME uczynia tego samego,
przystapia okrety europejskie
do blokady portu tiraeus.
Angielskie gazety potwierdza
ia to wiadomosc, lecz ,,Chroni.
Gle" oswiadcza, ze pu}kownik
Vassos ME opusci wyspy a
Grecya ME zgodzi sic na auto
nomie Krety, mad kt6ra to
wyspa powiewac maja sztan.
dary tureckie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-02-25

rzsdzi}a ogolny strajk kolejo.
wy ma liniach systemu North
eastern. Bezrobocie rozpocznie
sic W Czwartek. w Newcastle
i Hartlepool odby}y sic wielkie
mityngi, zgadzajace sic ma
zarzsdzenie strajku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-02-25
POzar W pafacu k0mendanta.

CANEA, 24go Lutego. -
W pa}acu wloskiego oficera,
pe}niacego sluzbe komendanta
miasta, wybuchl rano, o 5 6.
W pokoju przytykajacym do
jego sypialni ogieG. Komen'
dant ratowal sic ucieczka, o.
kryty tylko ko}dra. Poniewaz
ME by}o pod reka sikawek po.
zaruych, zaczeto burzyc domy
sasiednie i W tenn spos6b ogie6
zlokalizowano.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-02-25
Mityng W 15tej wardzie

Polsko Centralny Klub de-
mokratyczny W l5tej wardzie
ma dis wieczorem Sci godz.
nadzwyczajne posiedzenie. Po.
niewaz So wazne sprawy do
zaiatwienia, wiec sic zaprasza
wszystkich cz}onk6w. Posie-
dzenie odbedzie sic W hall oh.
Alberta Nowak, 26S w. We
bster ave.
Jam Krajecki, prezydent.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-02-25
Austrya zbrOi sic.

W1EDE6, 24go Lutego. -
Austrya powoluje pod bro6
rezerwy. Oficerowie otrzymali
rozkaz, azeby kaadej chwili
byli gotowi do wymarszu. Ce.
sarz odbywa codziennie narady
cz}onkami sztabu generalne.
60.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-02-25
Delegat papiezki W pOdr6zy.

WASHINGTON, "a Lutego. -
KS. arcybiskup Martinelli i
prywatny iego sekretarz ks.
dr.. +. L. Rocker wyjechali
wczoraj wleczorem pospie.
sznym pociagiem Washingto-
nu do New Orleans. Pierwszy
to jest wyjazd delegate ma po-
ludnie. W New Orleans przy-
gotowuje sic dla niego swietne
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-02-25

przyjecie. Jak wiadomo, obe.
cnie odbywaja sic tam wykia
dy " szko1e zimowej katoli-
ckiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-02-25
Smierc prezydenta.

HAVANA, "a Lutego. - q
Puerto Principe donoszs o
smierci Salvadora Cisneros,
kt6ry uchodzi} "a prezydenta
rzeczypospolitej kuba6skiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-02-25
NoWiny I PolSki.

WARszAwA. = w Warsza,
vie wybuch{ tymi dniami
grozny poaar W fabryce wy
rob6w zelasnych ,,Wulkan"
ma Pradze. Ogie6 ukaza} sic W
gmachu gl6wnym dwupietro.
wynn, mieszczacym sk}ady
uaczyh gotowych. Ma ratunek
przybyly wszystkie oddzia}y
stray, kt6re akcye swoja ogra.
niczyly ma zlokalizowaniu po-
zaru, poniewaz ocalenie gina.
chu g}ownego, wobec gwa}to
wnego rozszerzenia sic ognia,
bylo niemoaliwe. Strsty oce-
niajs ma $4,000 rs. Fabryka
by}a ubezpieczona.
O smierci Lenartowicza ongi
ME pozwolila cenzura war.
czawskim dziennikom ami slo.
wa doniesG - tax widac stra.
szny byl mazowiecki lirnik dla
Rosyi. w obec tego nabiera
pewnego znaczenia. fakt, ae
pozwoli}a w}adzaw W Warszawie
"a poprzedniem zupe1nie ia.
wnem i publicznem og}osae-
MEM ma msza za}obna "a spo-
k6j duszy poety i ze cenzura
przepuscila odnosns wzmianke
W tamtejszych dziennikach.
Lw6w. - w niewielkiei
odleglosci cd Lwowa znajduja
sic dwie wsie: Bilka szlachecka
i kr0lewska, Ludnosc tych
wsi zyla spokojnie, az oto
nagle W roku zeszlym zaczeli
ia yuswiadamiac" po swojemu
r6zni ,,towarzysze socyalisty-
czni". Wynik tel oswiaty bya
taxi, Ae wielu z w}oscian wye
migrowalo do Brazylii, kt6-
rel kilku powr6ci}o jako osta.
tni nedzarze. Dalszym sku-
tkiem tego oswiecenia przez
socyalist6w bylo oslabienie u
ludu powazania dla ksieSy i
w}adz. l stalo sic, ze gdy pred
kilkoma tygodniami powracal
tamtejszy X. wikary W nocy
cd chorego z Panem Bogiem,
dwaj w}oscianie Michal i An
toni Jastrzebek, zelzyli 60
ostatniemi s}owy. Sprawa
opar1a sic o sad, ,kt6ry zapewne
surowo ukarze winnych. Wy.
padek zas powyaszy jest zno'
WI jednym dowodem wiecej,
ze kto sic brata ze socyalista-
mi ten wnet dziczeje stale sic
bydleciem.
WILNo. - Kosciol6w ma
Litwie ME wolno by}o restau.
rowac cd czasu s}ynnego uka.
zu Murawiewa, wydanego W r.
1864. w Lipcu roku zesz}ego,
rozporzadzenie to cafnieto, lecz
tylko dla kilku gubernii; ODE.
cnie ministeryum wskutek sta.
ran metropolity wileiskiego
ks. Kozlowskiego znioslo takze
zakaz W guberniach witebskiej,
mi1skiej mohylewskiej. Od.
tad restauracya koscio}6w pa
rafalnych W pomienionych
guberniach zalezna bedzie cd
w}adzy dyecezyalnej. Go sig
jednak tyczy kaplic koscio16w
tilialnych, to obowiazuje nadal
ukazwydany przez Murawiewa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-02-25

- OsTR6w. Pauline Dire.
scher ze Strzyzewa pod Dob
rzyca skazano na s lat domu
karnego "a to, il z rozmyslem
siekiers zabi}a meza. Do zbro.
dni sig przyzna}a, ale powiaea,
ze spesnisa ia po pijanemu.
- Pan prezes Badeni we
Wiedniu wydal bal wielki, na
kt6rym i cesarz Franciszek
J6zef by} z rodzina obecnym.
Poloneza prowadzil z arcyksie'
zna Stefanis hr. Ludwik Ba-
deni; cesarz Gala godzine zaba'
viii ma balu.
- Kostrzyn. Zalozono tu
stowarzyszenie hodowli koni,
spoke z ograniczons poreka.
- ChodziezA Komisya po.
wiatowa przyjela projekt bu-
dowy kolei wazkotorowej 2
Ujscia ma Chodziez / Margonin
az do Lipin, dalej z Pr6chno-
wa ma Margonin, Szamocin do
Noteci.
Pan Karol Stark, kupiec
ae znina, kupil stary grunt j
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-02-25
ZezWOlonia Nh Sluby.

Bronisiaw Gf6wczewski, Teofla
G6rna .26-2O
WoicIech Smofa, Wiktorya MIRO.
GEEK .................~.. 1916
Piotr Wielgos, Mlchallna Dzium-
dziaG ................... .22--24
Franc. Truszke, Marta Jorik... ..29--2a
szczspan Karsssk, Marya Felkers.So--is
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-02-25
Eksplozya nitrOgliceryHy.

PAISLEY, Szkocya, "a Lut.
w Nobla fabryce dynamitu, W
Ayreshire, nastapi}a eksplozya
nitrogliceryny, kt6rej skutki
by}y straszne. 6 os6b utraci}o
zycie. Kilkanascie innych cd.
nios}o rany. Slyszano hulk ma
odleg}ost 10, mil cd fabryki.
w miejscowosci Kilwinning,
odlegiej Cd fabryki o 3 mile,
prad powietrza zagasi1 plomis.
ME W latarniach gazowych>
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-02-25
KOncert Hubermana.

Dzisiaj po po}udniu odbe.
die sic W Central Music Hall"
koncert ma w}asns reke m}o-
diego YBronisia Hubermana, z
Warszawy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-02-25
Strajk koleiarzy.

LoNDYN, 24go Lutego. =
,Amalgamated Society "a
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-03
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. Dec. 2.-Wheat had weak open
ing principally because Liverpool fully reflected
the decline OF the day before at Chicago 1t
opened from 5s9s4d decline. Paris at the
same time was reported somewhat higher for the
day. Northwest receipts were still LOO heavy to
encourage buying The most important consider
alton for the time, however, was the hostile at i
tude to the market assumed by some of the he avi-
of the local scapers. That was imp tant be-
Cauee of the almost tota absence OF orders TO COM
mission-hou,es from outside. The opening price
for Nav 9Ji4@9OSsc. decl ne OF 1sc from
yes erday and it declined to eUc before il snow ed
any signs of Improvements Decem Der was weak,
opening lac lower at 961sc and declining to 955Sc
with hardy sign of support
The Atlantic port c.earances amounted In W heat
and flour 20 9l3UOO bushels $4,000 bushels OF
which was in the shape of wheat The primary
market receipts were for the first day in some
months substantially below tina 1000, 900 bushel
marx, the quantity for the day being S53,OOO
bushels but for last year he total WAS ouly 425
COO bushels 4 cablegram from Argentine was
reporte ed as sayin" that crop prospects ess
favorable, but another was received stating that
harvest in more northern sections of the country
was caused by the heayiness OF the tIantic port
clearances OF wheat and -four and the mu
smaller total in the Western primary market re-
ceipis than the recent average
May advanced on this 10 9O6sc, But local bears
soon disposed OF the large learances by the claim
that they would swamp the p, Ole they were 60
ing to- report from Minneapolis Ia the enect
that the yards there were filling up with
which would be loaded with wheat for Chicago
caused grea weakness ate in the day. May selling
low S91ac New York's report of sixty 10 ads
for export and some help from the December
bulls caused a reaction TO soc near the close, lay
winding up at S9Ts G90c Deem Der, however,
got no support and closed 114c lower at soc.
Corn was more active and very weak, closing at
12c decline
Oats were weaker and closed almost at the bot
tom. with &c loss
Provisions were dull and did not move over &c
in either direction from yesterdays closing quo
tatIons-
The leading futures ranged as follows:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-03
LONDON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Dec 1.-The Evening Posts
London financial cablegram says: The stock mar
kels were Irregular to-day. The feature the
continued Improvement in Americans, mainly on
New " rk support, operators in that city absorb
ing supplies. All the arbiIrsge houses short
of stocks here This morning. Reaizatons pre-
dominate, except erhaps in Wabash bonds, which
were bought by house of operators who have
made money from the rise in Grand Trunks.
The New y ork demand for bonds especially
heavy. notably for AtchisOn, Erie and orthern
Pacific prior liens ard TOR Reading As Prices of
Americans closed firm, with Union Pacific,
usual. feature. further rise is generally looked
for here.
. Spever & Co. announced to-day the issue here
and in Amsterdam of 9l.20U,0U0 Mexican Ma
tional Rai.rUad 4L2 per cent rior lien ster ing
bonds at go, Guiding accrued interest. The issue
price is really about SS12 per cent
Grand Trunks stiIt booming. Kaffirs were
better Gold was easier at us IL Sad.
- To-day the market was unable 10 pay back the
amount Tue The bank, thus confirming my
cable of yesI erday rs 10 the action OF the bank,
which to-day renewing loans for period
under week. This again is new departure in
the banks policy.
The Paris Bourse was firm and the Berlin mar
ket steady. The failure is announced OF large
firm OF merchants and fnSncieIs OF Paris
Buenes Ayres with heavy Liabilities London
and sew here, bat irly well covered The firm
WAS interested in Uruguay bonds, which are Today
abOuL unSaIable
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-03

NEW YORK Dec 2.-The character of the
buying Of the last few days was disclosed by to-
days result on the stoc% exchange. The day
pened with every appearance of yesterdays
sharp demand being in force. The lower prices
from London ignored, aud large orders
placed on special stocks caused sharp advances in
The whole market. The amount of commission
house buying Indicated considerable awakening
of outside interest The buying of the grangers,
sugar and Union Pacific was especially bold md
contidenl, and by the close OF the first hour the
ma ket had became very buoyant, some sharp
advances in prices having been obtained. Then
without any diminution Of activity IL became evil
dent that the end of the advance in prices had
come and heavy realizing movement was in
progress.
When sugar fell point and the general list
showed an actual decline the market became dull
and efforts were made to rally IL bv pushin up
The prices .. special stocks The bears added the
pressure of short sales, and before long had sue
ceeded in wiping out almost every gain the
list Net losses were not large IN ~ special case,
but the fall in prices from the high point was
marked. The news of the day was not impOrtan,
n lis relatlo' 10 the stock market, and such a IL
WAS IL WAS favorab e. The forecast of the Pres-
dents message sent out by the Associated Press
had a reaSsuring effect.
Relief felt over the prospects that Mort h.
western railroad rates would be shortly restored.
heports thai an adjustment was probable between
the Government ana the Union Pacific reorganiza-
tion committee over the Kansas division of he
road gave special strength to Union Pacific and
was a sustaining factor in the general market.
There some selling of stocks LONDON &C
count, but /. was without much effect and
about concluded by the time the reaction set in
this market.
The market for bonds was broad, active and
strong sales for the first hour footed up TO a va
Of over 100000. Total sales for the dsy were
s4,690.U0O
United States bonds were steady and unchanged.
Total sales of stocks to-day were 443 900 shares
including the following; Atchisou preferred
64UG c. and q. 500, Burlington $3.50 L. and \,
500, Manhattan Sl95, NJ lssourl Pacific rs, 1926,
NJ, h and Z. preferred 31U5, New Jersey Central
1919, Northern Pacf c 4s!O, do preferred Is s25:
ROCK Island 1898, ST Paul 44S95, Paul and
Omaha $3.50, southern Rallwa preferred 1915,
Union Pacific J. 634 American Tobacco $780,
Bay Slate Gas $50 Chicago Great " estern III
$50, Chicago Gas 4S,920, eugar 75,492, Western
Euion 447I.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-03
One to the Tailor.

When Poole, the famous tailor, was an
ola man he was a. Brigh ton on vacation
and one afternoon went out 10 walk upon
the pier. A young man was also upon the
pier with couple of ladies, to whom he
said as he saw Poole coming.
Now you wouldu't take that cookbook
ing man for tailor. but he is. Just listen
while l take him down a notch or two.
I'll tell him my coat, which I have just
had from him, doesn't fit"
AS he spoke Poole approached and
politely acknowledged the salutahon of
his customer, who. walking up to him
said: Here Poole, now do take a look
at me. Does this coat ftp
Poole took in the situation. cit certainly
does not fit" said he. and pulling out a
piece of French chalk he proceeded liber-
ally to mark and cross the coat all over
and then observ, d, with the utmost
urbanity. Now, if you will kindly send
That coat to my shop he alterations shall
be att ndad to."-TId Bits
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-03
DEcIDUoUs AND CITRUS FRUITS.

The market for all kinds is in bad shape there
oelng no demaud of aty consequence. Business
was never duler and here is plenty OF stock OF all
kind hand.
DECIbUOUS FRUITS
SStrawoerrtes, 81 s0@2 so p Oh est for largo
g, Sape Goa Cranberries So @9 so y bbl; Jerseys
% ooecS %; Coos Bay 81 25@2 80 p box.
vs feafs Winter Neils, 7bcGSl; common kinds
LOU 10 choice; Lady Apples, 81 75@2 for large
Ounces, 2g@5Oc p box.
grapes. IN boxes. 2b@4tc for all kinds Crates
sell about lOc higher than boxes.
Ptrsimmons, 25@75c box
Mus tRU1TS-NaveI Oranges ST. SOFAS:
Seedlngs, SIGH rs . Lox: Mandarins 75cGSl 25;
Ia 'Rsrlles sl 25Gl as; Grape Fruit, 1904; Lem
ons; 70 @Sl 20 for common and 81 5002 for good
'oenoice; Mexican Lines $2@3 q box; Califor
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-03
10 Clear @ Partly CLOUDY |
@ C5oudY0 Rain @Snowl
explanation.

The arrow hlez with the wind. The top figures
=. station indicate maximum temperature for the
YES: those, underneath it. If any. the amount OF
rainfall of melted Snow in inches and hupdredths
curing the past twelve hours Isobars, or solid
lines, connect poin of equal air pressure; iso-
uherHls, or ootted lines, equal temperature. The
aord high ufeens high bsrometrfc pressure and
Is usually accom- panied by fair weather: 'qow"
refers 10 low pressure. and is usually preceded
a1o accompanied. by cloudy weather and rains
Lowe :usl ally first. appear on the Washington
and low along the coast, and the i.obars extend
north and south along the coast, rain is probable:
out when The; slow Is .inclosed with isobars OF
able. With a:"high" in he vicinity of Idaho, and
The pressure falfngto the California coast warme err
weather may be expected in summer and colder
weather in winter: The reverse of these conditions
VIII produce an opposite result
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-03
LxCHANGE AND BULLION.
PRODUCE MARKET.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.

WHEAT-Exports from this port IN Novem Der
were 1.572,O23 cts valued at 81 3430S1, making
total exports thus far his crop year OF 1922, 329
ctls, valued at $S,953,e19.
Both spot aud future prices declined spite of
hrmer advces from EuroIe, where futures ad-
vanced. chicago was lower.
iidewater quotations are as follows: 81 4212@
l 1894 for No. !, 81 45 Tor choice and 81 4614@
% y CT Tor extra choice Tor milling.
CALL FoARD SALES
INFORMAL eEssIoN-9:15 oclock-Msy-6O 5000
1000. 81 $3.50; 1000 81 SsIsi 5000, 81 Sess
6UpO. 81 3Sp4.
1000, 81 S77s; 4OOo. 81 49, 1900. 81 ss5s: 1900
81 5Sl4: 10000. 81 sS1a; $4,000 81 1855. De-
ef PreI- 81 AZ; 10000, 81 -: a,ooo
81 $. 70; 1900, 81 1878; 10000. 81 80; 5000,
AFTERNOON SESSION May $4,000 ctls,
81 40: ouOV. 81 4O1s 2 90, 81 4O14; ls 600,
81 3sM. December-6U00, 81 44Ss; S00O 81 441s
Bah II Y-Tnere is no particul Change AS
quot NJ. There was marked advance in futures
in the afternoon.
for choices Chevaler. for seed, 81 SO@1 90 = CT;
Brewing. 81 O5G1 10 for No i and 90Ssoc .
ctI Tor dark Coast
BOARD SALES
INFORMAL sEssIoN-9:l5 o'clock-No sales
SECOND SESSIoN-No sales
REGULAR MORNING SEsSION-Decem ber- 1000
ctls, Iac: 2UOO, 50 Csc
AFTERNOON SESSION - Deem ber-2O00 cIls
9O34c; 600, Gle; 1000 9ISsc; 2UO0 sl1sc: 1000,
9O7sc.
oATS-The feeling is easier and prices show
some decline. Red, for seed are higher. Fancy
cholce 81 " t2Gl l212; common ~ O212g O5;
Surprise 81 2OGl 80 r ctl; ReI 81 32l2G1 S71a.
Black tor seed s. S5@l 90 clipped Oats sell at 81
o. 3 ton over the raw product
CORN-There were heavy receipts serday,
but prices held up, though the demand was slack.
small I nd Yellow, 95@s71ac p ctl: Large yell
RYE-Is very dull at Sl@l 02La p ctl
XIV hEAI-Quoied at 2U61l IS q ctl
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LONDON WOOL SALES.

LONDON Dec. IA better spirit prevailed
and prices were trmer at the wool auction sale.
to-day. The offerings amounted to 1868 bale,
OF which number lU0U were Withdrawn. America
bought 1000 bales, the Continent purcba,ed
freely at full rates and the home trade continued
to buy literally. Crossb reds and slpes were
irregular. Inferior and wasty showed a harden
ing tendency. and Victoria greasy brought full
rates. Following are the sales:
New south Wales, 4l9l bales: scoured S1AdA
Is Sd; greasy Ala G91ad
Queensland. 1913 bales; secured, S1hdM1s I'd.
greasy, 51a@1Ud. 49,
Victoria 1882 bales; secured, 7Lad@ls: greasy
1890.
south Australia, sos bales: secured. Is; greasy.
514@712d
West Australia, II bales; greasy. 5@61ad
I tasmania, Al bales; secured, 769d
New Zearnd, l4z0 taies secured 6slMlO1hd.
gray, 434 @D9d. |1'
Cape of GOOD Hope and Natal 226 bales.
secured 61zd9ls; greasy, 51h G7d
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GALL BOAR = SALES.

Receipts in November were IS 834 tons Barley,
224Q tons oats 946 tons and II So TONS Bran.
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