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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-08-26

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CINCINNATI, d. 8 sierpn. 81.
w celu om6wienis projekt6w "a
wartych " odeswie Rzsdu Ceutrs,.
nego z. N. P. byio zwolane nad.wy
csajne posiedsenie W dniu 28ym lip.
ca 1897.
Kazdy Z projskt6w Rsadu Centr
q. N. p. byi Pojedy hcro cd zytany
debaty mad MIN pr.eprowad.one, a
wynik dsbat prse. p~ostawienie
wniosku edgaosowany, a GO wick.
s1osc rozstr.ygia stanowic bed,ie
instrukoye ola delegate.
Co do utworzepia osobnyoh a
wiasoiwie paralelnyoh grup . kobie.,
o.yli ION c,ionk6w grup q. N. P.
Pr.es.lo tray czwarte csionk6w CRU
Py 19'ej jest temu przeOiwnych.
Co do podwytszenia posmisrtnego
ma $1,000 i 500, a IA tony $3.50 i ably
o1ionek ubezpieo.ony ma $1,000 pla.
ok assessment Ia $3.50, a ube.pie-
osony na $500 cd $3.50, og6luis
przeoiw temu wystapiono. Grupa
l9sa .gadza sic ma podwyaszenie u
bezPiec.enia ma $1,000 i 500, leo. "a
tony, ably p}aOono jak dotsd $500 i
loO lynn, 90 60 ubezpieczeni ma
$500.
Co do stopriowego opodatkowania,
I poczstku ozionkowie grupy, byli
ME zdecydowani i .al Ii sic, as Rad
Centrally q. N. P. tabeli opodstko
wanna stopniowego ME oglosii. Ola
tego to sprawe odloaono do regular
nego posiedzenia ns dniu 8go sierp.
mia, a pc zbadaniu label tr.eoh mai
gi6wniejszyoh towarzystw ubezpie-
oIeh " Stsnach Zjednoczonyeh Pom.
Ameryki - grupa oswisdozyia sic
jednogiasnie IA stopniowym podat
klein.
Co do ,D.ienniks Narodowego,"
grupa usnaje jego pozytsk ! potrz,
be, lsoz biorac ma uwage cie.kis
Grassy j ME uregulowanis ~ostateozne
Posmiertnego, grupa nie ayc.y SO
bic, ably Nv. Mar. Polls, Tub Rad
Centrally tegot, tenn przedsiebiorst
wen ryzykownem zajmowA} sic
Grupa 10 oswiadosa sic stanowo.o
Pr1soiw Prsnumeracie przymusowej,
jake tee wywisraniu wplyw6w Tub
kontroli ma Towarzy stwo akcyjne,
gdyby zs}otonem zostaio.
Co do Domu Emigraoyjnego, to
jednogiosnie oswiadozono, by pozo
stat W tyoh reksch, " jakiob Jest do
tad.
Co do ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oswald
czyla sic stanowozo pr.eciw temu,
gdyt do takiego przedsiebiorstws
potrzeba setki tysieoy kap;t ,}u, a
wszystkie wydatki ma komisye, 50 pc
prostu %wyriuoone W bioto.
Tswarzystwa Spiewu i Sokolow
many ich prywatnie wspierac / dc
zakiadania nowych .achsoac lie MOI.
nosci, osobliwie gdzie takowych ME
ma. Zas Z. n. Polski, ably sic W ict
sprawy ME miessai.
Sksrb rapperswylski m, pozostat
tax jak dotsd.
Co do oswisty, ably grupy wieoe,
niz d. tad sic mia zsjmowaiy. A,eby
nasz organ zwiaskowy nZgoia" IN
zyta zostais ma rozsiewaoz oswiaty
Azeby sprawozdania Z obohod6w
Lt5re cd IA lat sic powtarzaja zniesc
q ne tenn miejscu umieszczac wiado
mosoi najelementarniejsse, zas wszel
Ia nadwyake nZgody' utyc ma ed
rowne bi~blioteczki.
o zaburzsniaOh ~parafaloych an
movie ME chciano uznajsc te 8. raw,
IA s~p6zniona.
Hasa delsgatow. Grupa stanow
Go jet przesiwna tsmu wnioskowi
GruPs l9ta jest "a tenn, ably 25oi,
ossonk6w ozynnyoh bylo podstaw,
do ~wyseianis delegate.
Grups popiera wniosek, ably vol
no byso grupom m~niejszym, o.y '
Pewnem miesoie, powieoie, Tub pan
stwie (State) poisczyc sic / wybra'
stosownie do licz5y czionk6w dele
gaia Tub delegat6w.
Antoni Czersoihski, prezydept
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-08-26

Tow. Jana Sobieskiego, gr. 28l ma
nad.wyczajnem posied.eniu, odby-
tenn " d. 8 BIN. uohwslilo, 90 haste
puje:
/. Kssa posmiertna Wilma poIo.
stac nadal tax, jak jest, gdya ona
jest igla magnetyczns, powodu
kt6rej tax szybko wzrasta Wv, a bar
dzo ME wielu jest takiOh, kt6rsy dla
idei politycznej lub innych widok6w
do takowego wstepuja.
2. Czlonk6w ME przyjmowae
starszych rad As lat, r6wniez pilna
.wrscac nalety uwsge, ably handy.
daci licaao lat wiecej, ME podawali
mniei; nakoniec polecic szozeg6lnej
uwadze zony czlonk6w.
3. Czlonek, kt6ry nsleaal do wv.
przez lat 10 lub Is, nakoniec zostal
kaleka, saowem nis.dolnym do pra.
oy i ME mogac oplacac podatku, 20
stale wykreslony; obsony sejm pc
winien powzissc uchwa.e, mooa kto
rel odtsd wv. powinienby takiemu
nieszczesliv emu pewns sumo wy
p1aoic.
4. ,.ZgOda" ma oIostsc tax jak
jest; ,,Dziennik" akcyjny pod opieka
Zw., Powinien mice wielks poo1yt
nose; my many Is prenumeratorow W.
8. wv. ME powinien sic mieszat
do sprsw prywatnyoh W gr.
9. U~chwalamy, ably komisarya,
SkaIbu n. P. przelac ma glove Wv,
Z. Ably wszelkie nieporozumienis
paraialno-koscielne zostaly usunie
te, gdya takowe przynosra wstyd
hshbe imieniu polskiemu.
8. Sokolstwo i Sliewak6w pc
pisramy.
o. Sejmy ably sic odbywaiy 90 3
lata W Chicago.
10. Z~swiazanie soislejszych sto.
sunk6w pom. polakami W Brazylii
innyoh krajach, popieramy.
IL. Zsprowadzenie W Wv. pow
szschnego glosowania.
Nskoniec wyrazamy nasza radost
powodu ~zaszozytu, jaki spotkal ma
szego 81. Prezesa p. Brodowskiego
oras przesJ iamy Mu tyozenia lat jah
najdiutszyoh takisgoz powod.enis
ma nowo zdobytem stanowiskul
Wreszcie dodajeny. ze z powodr
oiezkioh czasow ma obecny sejm de
legsta swego wyslsc ME moaemy, 4
zatem na~juprzejmiej prosimy o u
mieszczenie powyzszyoh wniosk6w "
nZgodzie."
u wysokiem powazsniem
Franciszek Pokraka, prezeS.
StoniStaw SmolahsFi, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-08-26

prsenoszs sic do drugiej i wstepujs
do Wv. jsko nowi c.aonkowie i ME
. pod innem .upelnie nazwiskiem
Mimo tsgo Re. Centr. ME zwata ns
zaaalenia | protesta gr. poszkodowa
mel; many ma to dow6d . w}asnego
doswisdczenia. Re. Centr. powinien
sic soisls z~astosows6 do art. vi 2
Konst. Nv. . T. 1891 -Sejm " De-
troit, q spelni swoj sw. obowia.ek.
"a. Proponujemy, ably " okregU
1-milowym, gdzie jua gr. zw. istnie-
je a ME liosy OK. 25. ME de.wolono
sic drugiej or. zaksadac. pre-. 90
powstaje dose &. wv. a maso liozsoe
o.ionk6w ! jedna drugs tylko osia-
bia jej szkod.i.
25. Posmiertne powinno bye PREY
sylans do rak spadkobiero6w, swoim
porsadkiem or. p~o~inna r6wnoosss
ME bye po~wiadomions. il takowa a
sygnacya d~otyo.soa posmiertuego
odpowiednim sukoesorom ~doreczona
xostala.
20. Sub Charter wv. jezeli legal
ME " Washingtonie potwierd.ony
bed.ie, powinien bye ~przesaany kaa-
del gr. wv, pr.eoiwnym razis ME
ma takowy W niektoryoh Stanaoh
najmniejs.ego z~naczenia ami wartos-
OF, szkoda by bylo tylko kos.t6w cd
nosnych grup.
4 szacunkiem
Jan Tranczyhski, sskr.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-17
MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN.

MINNEAPOLIS. June 16.-The local wheat
market opened weak and nervous this morn
ing and did not improve during the morning
session. The opening figure was within 1-t63
of the lowest touched up to II O'Clock. The
chief feature OF the market was inactivity
There were no outside orders to fiji on either
side and the local crowd were disposed to let
the market alone. The crop news was gener-
ally bearish in tone and the chief factor in
together with warm weather, have undoubt-
cdly caused a remarkable change IN the an
Te6Ea.lce of crops. Clearances reLorted a. only
12S. coo, bu and no new cash business at H.
g. m. Strange to say, on these rather discour-
aging items our market began to shcw s rsngtl
and in less than ten minutes July wheat sold
at a &c advance. These radical changes
with no known reason are the bane of the
trade and destroy ali healthy speculation.
July wheat opened at $3.50, against 1890
yesterday, sold at 69h0695sc, advanced to
69%c. dropped to 6915G695sc, frmed up to 69%c,
lost &c, frmed up to 70Nc, lost 1hc by ia
and by noon held at zoe.
September wheat opened at 621Ac, against
62R@623sc yesterdays close, gained NC, lost
&c, advanced to 63c, lost nc. sold at 63hc.
declined to 62%@62%c by 11:45 a.. m, and by
noon he'd at 62Bc.
The cash wheat market was active with
212c over the July price. Low grades were
very slow, and by noon large quantities re-
NAMED unso.d. Some of this low grade stuff
is hardly fit for any purpose and the wonder
is that it should fnd a market at any price.
Sales were made as per statement below. Re-
ceipts here were 1877 cars and % cars shipped
out.
The wheat market ruled fairy strong dur
ing the noon hour, but trading was light.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-17
FAMOUS REBEL TAKEN.
Sen SIN Captured by the JaDs In
F~Ornn0sn.

Sen SIN Captured by the JaDs In
Formesn.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 16.-Advlces
from the Orient, by the Rio de Janeiro:
In the recent engagement between the
japanese troops and rebels, against
the rulers in Northern rFormosa, the
former besides securing large quaint
ties Of Mauser rifles, succeeded in cap
turing the famous rebel Sen Sin CTan
Shin) who has succeeded in evading
capture ever since the arrival of the
japanese. Sen Sin was one of the
highest military officers in the Chinese
army. Since the japanese occupation
he has received constant aid from Foo
Chow.
The German officers, who have been
engaged in drilling the Chinese troops
at Woo Sing, China, have had to eX-
tend their tuition to the point of teach
ing their charges the direful effects of
mutiny: Recently it was desired to
discharge about n half of the native
drilled troops, who were in four camps
of 800 each, replacing them by a cor
responding number of foreign drilled
men from the forts. The discharged
soldiers were given three months extra
pay, out they clamored for seven
months and on May Z, broke into open
mutiny, looting the officers quarters,
O1IALS ANVIL Tx Aioo~SS III
ing to shoot the general in command.
The principal r~ingieaders were seized,
tried by drumhead court martials and
sUmmarily decapitated. 1t is stated
that not a single Chinese official was
present at the execution, all having
fed. Throughout the night of the Sth
the camp and magazine were guarded,
and on the morning of the 9th, three
more of the ring leaders were exc
cuted.
According to late advices from Swa-
tow, the rebellion in Kaochou and
Leichou procedures, Kuang Tung, APP
pears to be quite serious. Brig. Gen.
Cheng, with 5000 extra troops. has
been sent to operate against the rebels.
Shint Ouch is to be the first city at
tackled by the government troops, and
as a portion Of the is~disaffected dis
tricts are On the sea coast, the Canton
squadron has been ordered to Coop
crate with Gen. Cheng's army.
Later details Of the murder of the
French Catholic priest, Father Mazel.
at Loli, in KuaDgsi ,gshow hat the
crime was committed by a marauding
band, and that no aati-Christian SEN
timent animated the cYiminals.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-17
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.
GRAIN GOSSIP

Gossip by private wire to C. H.. F. Smith E.
Co., ST. Pau, members Of the New York stock
exchange and Chicago board of trade.
Inc weekly government crop bulletin saws.
CeFh, WniIe backward, has made good nrop-
ress in the principal corn states. with marked
improvements in Missouri, Kansas and Nc
braska, and generally through the central
Vaiieys. The crop is backward in Wisconsin
Winter wheat has continued to imnrove az
cept on the Pacific coast. Harvesting in
nou.herh Kansas. Missouri, Illinois, and a.
most completed further south.
Iowa crop report: Corn has resnonded 70
lnliuence or weather, showing better color
and more vigor. The plant is still emaf1
for the middle of June, and the eondition will
De ~ TO ~ per cent below the average. In
1our-hfths or the state the surface is too
dry for the best advance of small grain
Liverpool-Wheat, July, %@%d advance.
wheat, On passage inactive; corn on passage
American, easy; Danubisn quiet. American
wheat, Sd lower. Mark Lane-Wheat quiet
country markets, English and French
steady. Paris Wheat, SC lower; Ju'v
unchanged. Flour, Ice lower; July, sc lower
Closing cables: Paris-Wheat. 1OG15c
lower; flour, 2O@25c lower. BerIin-Noth:ng
doing. Antwerp-Unchanged.
Liverpooi-1he grain and provision ex-
changes will be closed Monday and Tuesday
June q and %.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, June 16.-Fiour-Receipts %
$50 bbls exports, 7,17 bbls; dull and slightIv
easier. Rye -four quiet. Cornmeal firm, Pvo
steadie1. Barley steadier. Barley malt dull
Wheat-Recefpts, SO. 729 Blu; exports. Ia. 925 bu
spot, weaker; options opened steadier on un,
eXpectediy higher English cables, eased off I'M
der fine home crop PROSPECTS. rallied on cover
ing, but finally collapsed under liquidation and
the crop news; closed %05sc net lower. M
z red June closed 75%c; September, 70670Ho
c-osed 10kc. Corn-Receipts, &c. $50 bu: ex,
ports' LUIS bu; spot, firm; No. 2. 31Bc; OPP
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-17
SIOUX CITY
MiSCELLANEOU
NEW o r MARKET.

OARA
NEW YORK June 16.-Hay weak. Hops
firm. Beef quiet. Cut meats steady. Lard
easier. Pork quiet. Tallow steady. Cot
tonseed oil steady. Petroleum dull. Rosin
quiet. Molasses steady. Pig iron quiet.
Copper steady. Tin firm. Spelter steady.
Lead firm. Coffee-Options opened barely
steady; 5 to 10 points lower, under easier
European markets and heavy Brazilian re-
ce1pts; ruled easy all day, with foreigners
principal sellers; closed quiet at a net loss
of SOLO points; June, 7.05@7.10c; September,
7:Zoc; spot coffee, Rio. weak; No. I invoice,
79sc; jobbing. SIC: mild quiet; Cordova, 11A
@17hc. Sugar-Raw firm; refined firm.
NEW YORK DRY GOODS.
NEW YORK, June 16.-Denims and other
colored cottons are dull in most grades.
been the case. Prints are fairly active in
fancy lines, both for staples and fancies.
The circular issued by the agents of the
American. Printing company makes the TO-
lowing prices: American ind,goes, 4lac; job
bling price, 4ke net; American indigoes and
ge!ds, 4kc; iobbing prices, 4hc net; Ameri-
can Caulcutta, 4kc; jobbing, 4hc; American
blacks, 4Ac; jobb.ng. 4kc net; American
grays, 4Ac; jobbing, 4Ac net; American orr
oles, the new and dark discharge prints are
fixed at 4hc.
SEED MARKETS.
CHICAGO. June 16.-The faxseed market
was quiet today. Trading was Of a light or
der throughout the session. The market may
be called steady. Receipts here were II cars,
6 cars at Duluth and 4 cars at Minneapolis.
The official close, as reported by the Weare
Commission company, is as follows: Cash
fax at 76c, July 75c and September at 76c
per blu. Cash timothy closed at $40 per 100
lbs. and September at s2.62. Glover seed
closed at $7.25 per 100 lbs. Minneapolis fax
seed quoted at 72Ac per blu.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-17
DULUTH GRAIN.

DULUTH, MINI, June 16.-The market was
very dull. 1t opened &c off at 71skc, sold
up to hc, fell to nc, rallied to 71%c, and
then dropped TO 70Mc. The close was at Tic.
Cash sales were 16 cars to shippers at Nc
over July. The mills were not bidding. The
close: Cash No. 1 hard. 72Ac: No.. / north
ern, 7l1ze; No. 2 northern, 6s1zc; No.
No. 1 northern, tic; September. MOI North
ern, 1890. Receipts, wheat, 6.366 Blu: shin
ments, 1880 bu; cars inspected. so: last wear.
40; Receipts-Corn, none; oats, 81, 400 blu: rye
$40 bu; barley, Is, PA bu; fax, II, 294 blu. Oats
close, 2lA@26Ac; rye, SAC: fax, 75Ac.
Cash sales were as follows: 6 ears No.
l northern, 72Ac; 8 cars No. l northern. 72c:
4 cars No: l northern, 71%c; 6 cars No. /
fax, ice. N
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-17
ST. PAUL GRAIN.

quotations on hay. grain. feed, etc., fur
nished by Griggs Bros, commission mer-
chants: Inv"
Wheat-The wheat market was weak yes
terday, prices: however, averaging about the
2 northern, 69k070hc. "
Corn-No. 2 yellow, 2l@22c; No. 3, 1919
oats-No; 9 white. 100000; No. 3, 1sh@1sc.
Barley-22625c.
Rye-32@34c.
seeds.Timothv, s5c@s1.1o; red clover, s.. GO
~Fiour-Patent, per Dbl. $3.S0@4. 30: straight
$3;e5QS.SO; bakers, sac $40; rye -four s9S;
. Ground Feed and Minsturs-No. 1. feed
bulk. 6Q6.50; shorts, $6.5O@7. "a"
= to fancy upland, Sc. 75@7.25.
good qualities wild upland, 6@6.50; Inferior
qualities, A@5'5o, according to quality and
rye straw. s.. 20M5. "e "hu
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-17
ASSAULTED BY SOLDIERS.
Two of Them Shot by a Piucky
Telegraph Operator.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., June 16.-Charles
Erswell, a telegraph operator, when
riding home on his bicycle late last
night, was attacked by a party of ten
OR twelve. soldiers from Fort Russell.
After he had been knocked from his
wheel, ErsWell shot r of the soldiers.
He then managed to get inside his
house, which the soldiers Immediately
bombarded with rocks and pieces of
timber. They broke windows and
forced in the kitchen door AS they
rushed into the house Erswell shot "a
second time, dropping another of the
soldiers. The city police arrived at
this line and the soldiers r%etreated.
The wounded men were taken to the
hospital and guards placed about Frs
wells home to prevent further attacks.
1t was learned that beth of the wound
ed men belong to G company, and that
one of them is seriously wounded.
Their anne have not been learned.
Erswell surrendered to the authorities,
but was allowed to go on his OWL re-
c~OgniZance.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-17
MARKET.

MINNEAPOLIS, June ia fair tone ex-
lists on best grades of butter. Supplies of
creanlery extras are rather heavy. but there
Is sufhcient demand from retailers and iohe
Ders TO prevent prices from declining. Firsts
are In heavy receipt, with sales free:y made
at quotations. a few seconds are occasional
~ received. Practically no thirds are com
ing In. There is a good demand for dairy
extras at quotations.. and the market is in
good condition to sell or. Lots Of frsts are
otered, with not much demand. Seconds are
weak except as packing stock. Ladies are
guiet and grass packing stock strong at
oAc. me warm weather is having unfayor-
apie efect on eggs. Handlers are anxious
70 close out soon after arrival, and in their
efforts to do so prices have declined Nc. In
a jobbing way, TIC is being paid, Retailers
pay H207Ac, according to size of purchase
lave poultry is cleaning up moderately well
Chickens are in best request. Turkeys are
coming in more freely and quotations are
lower. Ducks and geese are dull and mo-.
wanted. veal is steady at &c for fancy. Nut
ION is quiet. Lambs are in moderate re-
quest when dressed. Hogs are in Door de-
mand. O
BUTTER N EGGS.
CHICAGO, June 16.-Butter firm: creamer-
fresh, SRc. ~
New York. June 16.-Butter-Receipts IL
20 pkgs: steady; Western dairy. u@15c.
Elgins, 15c: factory, 71a@10Ac. GbeeseVBe,
eelpts, 12,SlS pkgs; quiet; state. large. sic:
siate, small 7AQSc; part skins, 465bc; full
SKINS, 2RM3c. Eggs-Receipts. 70 5S6 Mos.
safe and PENNSYLVANIA, 12612hc; Westerns
10AQ11Ac; Southern, 81. 40G2.70 per 30 doz
cases. " u'@
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-17
WHEAT
MILWAUKEE,


MILWAUKEE, Tune 16.-Flour steady and
quiet. Wheat a shade lower; No. 2 spring,
n13c; No. l northern, 76c; July, 681sc. Corn
higher; No. 8, 24c. Oats higher; No. 2
white, 2%Q221kc. Barley firm; No. 2, 32H@
S31ke; sample. 25A@32hc. Rye firm and high
er; No. l, 35c. Provisions lower; pork, s7.45;
lard, $3.50. Receipts-Flour, Il, 200 pkgs; wheat,
14,000 blu; barley, 1900 blu. Shipments
Flour, 1900 pkgs; wheat, none; barley, 500 bu.
LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, June 16.-Close-Wheat flu
lures quiet: July, 6s SID, I'd higher; Sep
TENDER, 5s I'D. Ad higher; December, 5s Sd;
I'd higher. Spot corn quiet; June, Is sgd,
I'D higher; July, rs Sd, I'D higher; Septem-
Der, Is 9Ad, I'D higher.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. June 16.-Wheat lower; No.
2 red, cash elevator, 83ac; track, S5@S612c;
No. 2 hard cash, 7c asked; July, 69@69bc.
Corn better; No. 2 cash, 22@2311c; July, 23c.
Oats firm; No. 2 cash, 18c bid; July, 1870
bid. Rye steady. 32c. Lead firm, $3.10d 3121A.
Spelter firm, 81 bid.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-17
LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, June 16.-Trade in cattle was
rather SLOW, prices ranging weak to 1Qc lower
me bu-k of the cattle sod at 81. 3004 so and
sales around So 0 % were numerous. Cows
were largely sold at 50. 75@3. 80. Calves sold
as hlgh as $3.50 for choice light weights. un-
DER the influence Of a good demand In hogs
recelpts were Unexpectedly large. and packers
succeeded in getting all they wanted at reduc-
lions OF 5Ql0c per 100 lbs. Sales were largely
at $S4C03. Az, heavy packing lots selling
at $3.2O@3.3 30, and prime light weights at
$S:521kdS.55 The average quality showed i'm
p~rovement, well fattened hogs of rather
heavy weight predominating. The market
Closed weak. In sheep there was a SOW trade
at $Z.zo04 for inferior TO choice. Texans and
westerns selling at So. 4004 Rams sod AT
S2.75@3. and yearligs brought So. 50I4. 20
Colorados went for $5@5.15, and spring lambs
brought $3.60Q4.9 80, and inferior lambs sold
down to $3.25. Receipts-Cattle, i. 800: hogs.
A. 900; sheep, 16, 600. e'
MIDWAY HORSE MARKET.
Barrett & Zimmerman's report. Markot
opened fair, with a large assortment of Ali
classes of horses on hand; prices firm The
following representative sales are for horses
service sound, unless otherwise mentioned:
W.T.. Price.
| pair gray horses, 5 and 6 years. 8. 200 s1So
l pair gray mares, 6 years .......... 3. 600 175
l pair gray mares, . years . 1850 l65
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QUEEN LEAVES EALM0RAL.
First Stop Is to BE Made at Windsor
CASTLE.

BALMORAL, Scotland, June 10
Queen Victoria left Balmoral today for
Windsor castle. This is the first stop
Of her majesty in the long programme
arranged to celebrate the siXtieth an
niversary of her accession to the
throne. Saturday next is known now
as the eve Of the jubilee, and by that
time all preparations for the busy
week to follow will have been COM
pleted.
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ENGLISH COAST GALE.
Old Nelson Flagship Driven Ashore
and Wrecked.

LONDON, June 16.-The north ot
England and Scotland have been sweep,
by heavy gales. The suburbs of GIas-
gov and the country around that city
are flooded, and the railroads are sub
merged. A terrible storm has swept
over Liverpool. Nelson's flagship, the
Foudroyant. which is now touring the
coast as a show ship. has been driven
ashore and is expected to be lost.
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NEW YORK MINING STOCKS.
BOSTON MINING SHARES.


NEW YORK, June 16.-The Evening Posts
london financial cablegram: The Ascot races
and the Jubilee preparations absorb attention,
with the result that there is no business in
the stock markets, and hence there was a
small reaction today in the prices of Ameri-
can and other securities. BraziIs were fiat on
rumors OF political disquiet in that country.
Mines recovered yesterdays decline and were
fairly active. There was a strong allotment
of council bills. TIL Paris and Berlin mar
kets were steady.
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
Steady. Wheat-No. . spring, 69A@701Ac;
No. 2, 25BG254c. Oats-No. 2. 1914 G1S2sc;
No. 2 white, f. o. b., 2O1z@2Sc; No. 3 white,
T. o. b., 20hG22hc. Rye-No. 2, 33l4c. Bar
ley-No. 2, nominal: No. 8. f.. o. b., 2SG31c:
No. 4. f. o. b.. 27@29c. FIaxseed-No. 1, 751ac.
Timothy Seed-Prime. $2.7O@2.7 rs. Pork-Mess,
per Dbl, $7.45@7.50. Lard-Per 100 lbs. $3.57b
d3.60- Ribs-Short sides Qoose). $4.20G4.4 5.
Shoulders-Dry salted boxed. 4%@5c. Sides
Short clear (boxed), 4%G434c. Whisky
Distillers' finished goods per gal, $1.19.
sugars-Unchanged. Reeeipts-Flour, 11,OG9
J06, 600 blu; rye, 2.G00 bu::l barley, "a, coo bu.
Shipments-Flour, is, Coo ,bbls; wheat. 16, 900
bu: corn, 224,00O bu; oats, AS, 600 bu; barley,
2,0C0 bu. On the produce exchange today
the butter market was firm; creameries. Ito
14c; diaries, 9@12c. Cheese quiet; 7@Sc. Eggs
steady; fresh, S1Rc.
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l pair black drivers, 6 years .......2,2oo 200
I gray horse horse : years ....-"..l 200 0o s. s.
l sorrel horse, 8 years ..............1 i, 800 65
l bay driver, 8 years ........a......1 i, 200 100
! bay driver, 3 years 600 80
l pair black drivers, 6 years ......2,20e 500
UNION STOCK YARDS.
Receipts-SOO hogs, 200 cattle, 100 calves, so
sheep. -
Hogs-5c lower, in sympathy with the East
ern decline. Yards feared early. Represen-