davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-12-28
Popfoch Niemc6w W Ofomu1cu.

OloMUNIEo, Morawia, 27go
Grudnia. - Podczas przedsta'
vienna W niemieckim teatrze
oksplodowala bomba, sk}ada-
jsca sic rury zelaznej, nape1.
nionej prochem. Szkoda ME-
wielka, lecz wypadek ten wy
wo}al miedzy ludnoscia ME-
miecka ogromny poploch.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-12-28

orSunia NcAlu1eya. oeSo Aoa
MEM ME ma powodu obawiac
sic woiny ze Stanami zjedno
czonemi.
Uklad pokojowy, zawarty
juz ostatecznie pomisdzy Tur-
cya a Grecya, obejmuje sze-
snascie artyku}6w: | artyku1
jest wstepem traktatu, Ii usta'
nawia odszkodowanie wojenne
W wysokosci 4 milionow fun.
tow tureckich, III ustanawia
ewakuacya Tesalii W przeciagu
iednego miesiaca; " dotyczy
wymisny je6cow wojennych,
V amnestyi dla wszystkich
osob, zawiklanych W wypadki
wojenne; VI przywraea wolna
komunikacye dla poddanych
obydw6ch KRAKOW ma teryto-
ryach Turcyi i Grecyi; VIII
ustanawia 100000 funt6w tu'
reckich odszkodowania, ktore
Grecya zap3acie Wilma osobom
prywatnym, poszkodowanym
W wojnie; TX artyku} reguluje
sprawy konsularne pomiedzy
obydwoma krajami; X utrzy.
mule W mocy konwencya z "a
Maja 1881 roku o odstspieniu
Tesalii ma wlasnosc Grecyi;
artykuly cd XI do XIV za}a'
twiajs sprawy handlowe po'
cztowe; artyku} XIV postana.
via, be nieporozumienia, wy
nikajace z tego traktatu, od-
da6 naleay poIubowemu ssdo-
wi, sk}adajscemu sic pred,
stawicieli wielkich mocarstw;
XVI artyku4 zaWlera klauzule
ratyfkacyjna.
Ciekawym jest sad, jaki wy
daje ostatniem przesileniu
ministeryalnem W Austryi
organ ks. Uchtomskiego ,,St.
Peters. Wied." Oduosny arty.
ku} nosi tytu}; ,,Czyny boha-
terskie Niemc6w", a "a motto
ma: My, Niemcy, boimy sic
tylko Boga. Autor artykulu,
Holmstrem, bierze rzecz casa.
dniczo i tax pisze: ,,Mimo
frazesu bismarckowskiego o
bojazni Boga, zasada zycia po.
litycznego W Niemczech jest
prawo pissci. TIE zasads wy
znajs najucze1si mszowie Me
mice, czego dowodem jest osta'
tnie wystspienie Mommsena.
Objaw6w zewnstrznych tel
piesciowei polityki pe}no W
ostatnich, historycznych dniach
W Austryi.
Mniejszost niemiecka pre-.
moca i gwaltem obali3a Rad
wiekszosci. Niemcy austryaccy
dowledli raz jeszcze, re ME po.
trafs sic zgodziG ma wsp6lny
rozw6j ma zasadzie r6wnoupra.
wnienia z innemi narodowo.
sciami.
Przy hr. .Badenim pozostanie
ma zawsze ia niewstpliwa "a
siuga historyczna, re on VIA.
snie ,,otworzyl drzwi, da1 ma.
rodowosciom slowia6skim mo.
narchii austro. wegierskiej do
step do roWnopraWnego zycla
politycznego i uparcie drzwi
trzyma} tax d}ugo, IL obecnie
juz zamknac ich niepodobna".
Sprawa jego ME upadnie, prze.
ciwnie, wezmie obr6t dla
Niemc6w bardzo niepomyslny:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-12-28
AresztoWany przy wylsdowaniu

New YORK, 81 Grudnia. =
Ma pok}adzie parowca Etruria
kt6ry dzisiaj przybyS 2 Liver
poolu, aresztowano przed wy.
ladowaniem niejakiego Icka
Japko, podrozujacego pod ma.
zwiskiem Max Janko, kt6rego
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-12-28
Ksiaie Henryk W Gibraltarze.

GIBRALTAR, 81 Grudnia. =
Krzyzowce "Gefon" i "Niem.
cy", znajdujace sic W drodze
do Chin. przybyly dzisiai do
Gibraltaru. Ksiecia Henryka,
gdy wysiadi ma lad, przyjmo.
wala straz honorowa, zlozona 2
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-12-28

~ =
takae Niemcowi, "a 1,41S,oOO
marek. Nalezsce do Banku
szczeci6skiego, pod Pelplinem
po1ozone, dobra Rosental,
obszaru $50 m6rg, znalazly
nabywce Nienca. Wreszcle
zmieniiy wlasciciela dobra
rycerskie Dabr6wka szlachec-
ka W pow. grudziadzkim,
kt6re :przeszly W posiadanle
nabywcy Niemca, "a Gene
100000 mr..
Brody. = W Niewierzu
pod Brodami obchodzil dnia
% IL r. b. p. Michal Sk6rnic.
ki wraz z swoja malzonka
z}ote wesele. Licznie zebrane
dzieci, wpuczeta, krewni i
przyjacieleGz okolicy j dali
szych stron Ksiestwa skladali
Jubilatom serdeczne ayczenia
rome upominki. 0 Ogodzinie
10 wyruszyl orszak ma nabo.
ze1stwo W Brodach. Czcigo'
dny ksisdz Smietana pred
rozpoczsciem mszy sw. udzielii
Jubilatom biogossawie1stwa /
wreczyl i'm jako podpore staro-
Sci zloty krzyz. R6wniez
Najprzewielebnieiszy x. Ar.
cybiskup raczyl przesiat Ju-
bilatom swoje arcypasterskie
blogosiawie6stwo. Pc sko1.
czonem naboze6stwie przem6.
viii cd oltarza do Jubilat6w
X. Smietana W bardzo Gle.
p1ych rozrzewiajscych sio.
wach. Poczem ssdziwy, prze.
szlo "a lata LEGACY x. pro-
boszcz Gieburowski, kt6ry
mimo swego podesziego wieku
chwilowego malego niedo.
magania, uczestniczyl W caiej
uroczystosci koscielnej, przy
stapil do Jubilatow i z1o2yl
i'm W kilku serdecznych slo-
wach swe ayczenia, zarazen
wezMal wszystkie przytem
obecne Edzieci j wnuki, ably
naSladowaly Jubilat6w W ich
przykladnem zyciu, jako do
brych obywateli wierne
dzieci Kosciola katolickiego.
- Pc powrocie 2 kosciola po.
dejmowali Jubilaci W swym
domu wlasciwa i'm wielka
goscinnoscisswszystkich ucze-
stnikow tel pisknej uroczysto.
Sci. Podczas obiadu wznoszono
rome toasty i odczytano tele.
granny, kt6re krewni i znajomi
ME mogsc sig osobiscie stawic,
nadeslali. Reszte dnia spedzo-
no wesolo ma pogadance, kt6ra
przeplatano spiewami j rome.
mi deklamacyami. = Szano.
wnym jubilatom, kt6rzy mimo
tego, il przy rozpoczeciu swego
pozycia malae6skiego bardzo
malemi srodkami materyalne-
mi rozporzadzali, swa mr6wczs
praca, wytrwaloscia, zabiegli.
woscia i oszczednoscia tax
daleko doprowadzili, ID kaa-
demu swych dziewisciorga
dzieci dali stosunkowo dose
staranne wychowanie, kaade-
mu Mich zapewnili znosny
DyG, OKOllcy ZaS ca1eJ PtIy"
swiecali pod kazdyn wzgle-
dem dobrym przykladem. ~
Witkoaoo. = q pod Witko-
wa donosza, ze miejscowosc
Jacobsdorf Ma1achowo pola.
czono W jedne gmine pod ma.
1--WE ,,Jacebsdorf" Rownocze.
snie przechrzcono Ma1achowo
kspe ma ,,Malvenkamp".
Zateae pod Bytoniem. =
Pred pisciu tXgodnlami odby.
walo sic aboA6stwo misyjne
W Bogucicach. Dzieci W pew
nym oznaczonym dniu Zaie4a
! udaly sig ma to nabo4e1stwo,
by przystapic do 'stolu Pan.
l a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-12-28
PRZEGLAD
Poll tyki NiedsynarodoHei
Chicago, % Grudnia.

czonych oswladczy5, Jak VIA
domo, W SVEN ostatniem ore.
dziu do kongresu, ae Rad
washingto1ski ME moze sic
miesza5 do sprawy kubaGskiej,
poniewaa sprawa ia, dzieki
novel polityce rzadu madry,
ckiego, weszla ma prawidlows
droge. Tia zyczliwa dla Hiszpa'
nil wzmiauka, ia manifestacya
lojalnosci miedzynarodowej,
przyszla bye moze, "a p6zno.
Jeszcze przed ukazaniem sig
tego oredzia, wiedziano jua o
MEM i znaczna Geese senator6w
postanowila przeprowadzic ma
kongresie uchwa3e zerwania
stosunk6w z Hiszpania, oglo.
szenia powstaGc6w "a strone
woiujses i wsparcia ichkorpu.
sem ochotuiczym. Podobnych
iednak zamiarow ME bierze sic
tragicznie, poniewaz wladoms
Jest rzecza, ze wielu senator6w
nalezy do sp6lki kapitalist6w,
kt6ra zobowiszala sic W obec
powsta6c6w popierac ich spra.
we, a "a to miala otrzymac cd
niepodleglej Kuby bardzo
liczne przywileje handloWe i
przemyslowe. Zspewne Rad
ameryka6ski jak madrycki
liczyly ma to, re Izba poselska
zgodzi sic orsdziem McRin-
leya, a vice W calym kongre.
sic, zlozonym senatu Izby,
bedzie wiekszosG przychylna
rzadowi. Niezupe}nie sic to
sprawdzi}o, albowiem wick
szosC kongresu ufozyia Juz ma
stepujscy wniosek: Rad wy
stosuje do Hiszpanii ultima
tum, W kt6rem zazsda spelnie-
MIA wszystkich zycze1 autono-
mist6w kuba6skich W ciagu
roku. ,Jesli do pierwszego Sty'
cznia 1899 +. ME nastanie spo-
k6i na Kubie, w6wczas Stany
zjednoczone postapia, jak i'm
nakazuje wlasny interes".
Taxi wniosek Jest ogromns
zachets dla powstaGc6w, ale
moze jeszcze ME bsdzie przy-
iety, W kazdym zas razie od-
k}ada ma rok wystspienie
Stan6w zjednoczonych pre-
civ Hiszpanii. Jest to wiec dla
niei kwestya bardzo szkodliwa
dla stosunk6w ma Kubie, ale
na razie ME grozna.
Dopiero w swietle wewne.
trznych stosunkow W Hiszpanii
przedstawia sic ia sprawa ME-
bezpiecznie. Tu przedewszy.
stkiem zaznaczyG trzeba, ze
wywolana przez geuera}a Wey-
lera agitacya przeciw autono-
mil kuba6skiej, jako zabojczej
dla hiszpa6skiego handlu mia.
Ia ten skutek, ze cabinet cof.
nal Kuba6czykom przyrzecze.
ME autonomii celnej. Kuba
miala otrzymac prawo nak}a-
dania ella na wszystkie dowozo-
we towary, ME Wy}aczajsc,
hiszpaGskich; to prawo cofnis,
TO, a poniewaz Kuba1czycy
naibardziej o ME sig starali, bo
inaczej ME podniosa kraju z
upadku, przeto zerwaly sic
uk}ady autonomistow z gene
raluym gubernatorem Blan,
co'em i poWstanie zagorza}o ma
nowo. Najswiezsze depesze z
Kuby dowodza, ze ozywi2a sic
walka pomiedzy powstaGcami
a wojskiem hiszpa6skiem, tax
IL wedlug doniesieG urzedo.
wych, w ostatnieh dziesieciu
dniach poleglo 113 powstah.
COW, a 348 poWsta1c6w pod
dalo sic; Hiszpanie liczs podo-
bno tylko IA poleg1ych i 121
ranionych. Ujeto W niewols
nastepce Macea, Rivasa Rive
re, wysfano go okretem do
Kadiksu. Tymczasem general
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Paeyenei naszych doktoroW,

- Jestes wiec oierpiacyP-p polka
ezyk! goraczka jest.... czy masz
apstytf
Jezeli pan doktor ma co pod
eka, to bym zjad2.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-12-28

aneielsk'ch grenadyer6w. Zlo.
zy1 on wizyte gubernatorowi,
Sir Robert Bidulph i byl u
niego ma obiedzie.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-06
MARINE NEWS.

PORT TOWNSEND. May 5.--Arrived-
Nor. sh Prince Edward. from San Fran
cisco for Whafcom: sh Wachusetts. from
Chemanius. at Port Angeles for Sydney.
Sailed-Sh Eiwell, from Nanaimo for san
Francisco; schr j. NJ. Colman, from Port
Gamble for San Francisco: schr Lena
Sweasey. from Ballard for San Pedro: schr
Compeer. from Ballard for La Libertad !;
hks Columbia and Mercury from Port
Blakeley for San Francisco.
PORT GAMBLE. May. 5.--Saiied- sSchr
J: NJ colman, Capt. Treanor, for San
HooUfAM. May 4.-lArrived-For Ho-
qal,am H., senr ., * GIronde. from Redondo,
SAN FRANCISCO. May 5.--Sailed-Stmr
Homer lessen. Astoria: T.. s. stn1r Thorn
as Eoryirl Reed. Puget sound: L. s. stmr
Richard Rush, Roberts. Puget sound
Cieared-Stmr walla Wafla Wallace
Victoria and Port Townsend. Goodall
Perkins q Co. Saiied-Stmr Minot,
TilIamook bay.
SAN DIEGO. May 4.-Arrdved-schr
Laura May, from San Diego for Portland
returned leaking. sailei--stmr Sequois,
EUREKA. May 4-sailed-stmr Alice
blanchard. for Coos bay.
POINT REYES. May Parsed at sop.
m.-Haw stmr San Mateo, from Comox
for Port Los Angeles
TAToOSH. May 4.-Passed out-Stmr
Slackinaw. from Tacoma for San Fran
ASTORIA. Nav 4--Arrsved-stmr Tilia-
NOOK. May ). stmr Columbia.
LONDON. May 2.--Arrived-Br SIN Sem
ator, from Vancouver.
NEWCASTLE. ". S. w, May AR
riyed--Bk Harvester. from Port Eliza
D5eg.see~. Ray. May 3.-Arriyed-.pr
ok Port Adelaide. from Hastings mill.
FALMOUTH. May 4--Arrived-Br sh
yalaroi from oregon; FIR ok Jeanne
LONDON. May 4.-Arrived-Dan sh Ju-
pIter. from Tacoma.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-06

There were filed for record Tuesday n
deeds. aggrcgating $S.s1s.9s. Following IS
the list:
William T. Rowe to Catharine Row. lots
II and L. block ,, Frsnehs add. Slaugh-
Seattle Turn yereln to Charles osner.
eis lots : and s block 5. {. y. Boren's
r. Burrows ct ux to Lillian wheIaoa.
lot ? block Is. sup plat Frank Pontius'
add. April l. 81.
Sherwood. The Sherwood No. placer
mining claim. 70 acres, May 10. 1894 S. 90.
sheriff to Amanda Elizabeth Augustine,
lot IA. Robeson's repiat OF sie block -,
Madison Street add. April q. sie9.7e
Sheriff TO James $. Goldsmith. plaintiff.
lots u to 10 and 40 feet lot IL. block 81
Gilman Park, . feet lot II. block 80 A.
hI,i sn q 0s n a Ra,ey par, sess ,o ana
and w 70 feet lot L block B. Terryss attn
add; lots l. and q. block !. Syndicate
add: lot s. block !; Terry's 5th add: lots
TO 3. to 10 and part lots and :. block /,
Terry's 5th add; block I, ]. ]. Mctsiivra's
add: lots and 2. block &. Armours add.
und l-5 of tract in Henry Van ASSET =
d. c. No 50 in a. 4: lots / and ? sec 81.
and NV sw sec 80, "a 1. ne Sc and lot Z.
sec 80. and lot 4. sec 81. rs, 8. blocks and
10 Terry's 5th add: the Francis McNatt
D. G. No. IS. In sees So and "A. "A. 4. May
James S. Goldsmith to Peoples Savings
bank. same property. May 1. a. C., IS.
Thomas Gowen ct AK. and Truman
Bartlett ct ux., by T.. p. Edsen. attorney.
10 Anton f. Sansneder. lots II and is.
block "a Southern add. July 81. 1870, Sc.
State 10 Northern Pacific Railway Co.
part block $40. Seattle tide lands. April
Sheriff to James W. Young. lots /, and
sis ne see 6. .. 6. March is, sI.66o.5s.
p w. Clymer ct Tx. TO J. II. Ruther-
ford, lots u to Is, block 5. Fall City. March
., 1895. 81, 600.
Jacob Julien ct ux. to John Sullivan.
lot 6, block s. Edes & Knights add. May
3. $3.50.
Seattle Masonic. Cemetery Association
10 Louisa Shaw sell lot 500. Seattle Ma
sonic Cemetery. December 70. 1899, SIS
Olive A. Massey and husband. ]. L.. to
John. Hall, tract in Sc NV see 8. =, s,
February ., q. c., 81.
Smith. lot 5. block II. Madison Street add.
April II. $s1.
r. c. smith ct ux to III. II. Smith. lots
43 and a. block -. South Park: lot 4.
block II. Madison Street add, May ). $500.
Herman Johnson to August and Fred
rika Anderson. lot Is. block IL, Gilman
Park January Is, $500
Seattle First Baptist Church TO M. c..
George, lot l, block 81, c. ID. Boren's plat.
April 20
Paul b. Hyner ct ux. to Mary p. Geiger.
lots and 2, block SO. South Park, May 3.
$3.50
Lysander and Rhoda Lyons. Merritta
McMahan and husband John w. to
George Fowler. sc ne sec II and lot s. sec
side, March %, $50
@. Stanley Fenwick 10 Thomas J. Kear-
ney. lot z, block 81. Gilman's add ust sub
div). May 10. 1896, $500.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions since January 4 and
for Hesferaav

Real estate Transactions since January
/, 1891, are 81 l5s 1900. There were flied
for record yesterday u deeds. aggregst-
ing s. ssi Following Is a list furnished
BY the Seattle Abstract Company. room
SIS New York block:
Mary f. Benson and husba nj Daniel 20
Mary Vernon, lot Is. blk 4s, Gilman park.
May g. 500.
Charles l.. ogie et Tx. 10 Sarah r Rich
ards and Martin Eorbis. lots 70 II. blk
u. West Coast Improvement Company 5
Knob Hin add. Kent. May 8. go
Alexander Prentice Fl TX. 10 n ]. DlId-
ley. lots - 20 -. blk "a River Park. May
Kate Prendeville 20 Mrs NJ T.. Hofye-
5.iz, lots TO ;. blk 4. Brighton Beach.
Nag 4. 81.
elise Investment Company 70 J. w.
elise. lois 70 6. dix /. lots s 20 u blk ?:
bots Y y. blk ;. Broadway - add. lots
/. 20 10. blk y: lots 70 & IL ard 10 blk
G.. Brooklyn sup add. April u. 81.
J. W. elise 81 Tx. % elise investment
Company same property, April -, q c. 81.
Sneg1n 20 Nat.0slai Bank Of Commerce
O. Settle, lots u ia Z. blk -. lots "a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-06

BOSTON. May s--The American Wool
and Cotton Reporter VIII say tomorrow
OF the wool trade:
The wool market has ruled quiet during
the mast week There has been very little
domestic wool selling and new transae-
lions in foreign woods have been COMPARE
lively light In some cases large sales
are made up OF contracts consummateLi
some time ago. and not given out until
the actual arrival OF the woods
Domestic woods OF all classes have been
slow. New business on Australian WOOL
has been comparatively moderate, but
q considerable amount of such Wool, con-
tracted for some time age and just de-
hvered helped TO swell the totals.
Some interest has been shown IN South
American breeds
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-06

Financial.

LONDON. May 5.--Consols, lie 1915; sii-
yer = i5-ISd.
NEW YORK. May s.-The Evening
rsosf-s rx,ye;on financial cahiegram says:
s-T.na stock markets were firm today. hot
the boom In English rails was the only
feature The rise in the latter mas IN
tso.,h.psglv heerx TOO fast and the specusa-
tive usasition is large. Foreigners were
Arm. affer culiness- Kafirs were STEADY.
Great interest cenfers in the Consolidated
Gold Fields Company meeting on rriaaS-
Rraxfis were fiat
There is = continued fail in exchange.
III is rlimorei that Japan Is 10 issue loan
here for fs.eoo 900. hear IN good quarters,
hevevsr that al present the arrangement
ia merely for an internal loan for that
amount If exchange Is made II will he
the result OF oycrtures from London.
day OF this il Is believed that y constd-
erable amount will soon be disnursed here;
The Paris bourse opened DUH out closed
good
saTshe Berlin market was steady"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-06

l., blk 81 Denny- Fnh~man add. lots & IN
II. blk 3. lot -. blk {. Denny-F's,Arn,an
add sup. April IL. $2ooa
Sheriff TO Wm- w. kirkwcod 10 acres
in lot 1. see Is. -. 4. April ls 2.5a
Mary A. Burkman 10 John r. Rurk-
man. VIZ Sc sec ~ -. .. - acres, Auril
g 1896. Sf.ts9.
Il. Is. Dearborn to Piummer Fox. lots
20 6. in acre 3. lots l 10 in acre 4. fs,4h
ia tract No. 81 Maple Leaf add Greer,
Lake Circle; lot y. blk 3 South Park
Heights. Jan. 2 $3.50.
Mary l.. Watkins TO Martha s. Watkins
sw ne Sc sec -. -. 4. 10 acres. May 4. Ell
Geo. w. Britain et TX. 70 Calvin Brit
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-06
MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

TATOOSH May 5.--4 y. m.--Barometer.
%. 92: cloudy: wind south. fifteen miles.
Inward. a steamer, al 1870 y. m. Outside,
bound IN, three-masted schooner.
NEAH BAY May ST. %. m.-Partly
cloudy: Hight south wind.
CLALLAM BAY May 81 D. m--Ciear:
light east wind.
PORT ANGELES. May 5.-4 p. m.-Ba-
rometer, 29.so; cloudy wind east, thirty
two miles.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-06


Hay confines TO be IRE most interest
ing Commodity on the market DemanSs
FOR hay we're received YESTERDAY hy local
dealers from other parts OF the. state
They were unable 10 filI such orders. The
by the steamship City OF pQeba from
California. has found a ready sale
The market was cleaned up on eggs and
poultry yesterday by the sailing OF the
AIaskan steamship Al-ki Eggs were
quoted today at a very slight advance.
being jobbed at l3Gisszc per dozen Alas
kan orders this time Were very good.
Jobbins Quotations.
The folicwing are the iobbing quota
lions Of wholesale dealers today:
Sugar. Flour and Conee.
Sugar oobbingp-Goldea &c. In bbis. per
H. 4ssc: extra &C" in hbls. per ID. sc;
&c: powdered: sHc: spot cash prices.
a cG Novelty ssS K a tafolns sfanas
cwt. s.. 1sq4; graham, per Dbl, 81. or
le-lb sacks. - per cwt; rye fioar. per
rye meal. per Dbl ss.75: per cwt. s.;
rolled oats. per bbi sa674 So: hominy, per
swt. rs; cracked wheat per cwt, s. 70:
-four. per cwt. SIS: pearl barley. ioo-lb
sacks. &c; 25-lb boxes, SC: split peas. per
le-lb sacks &c: 25-ib boxes. sc. corn
neal; yellow. los, 49, sos. a.ss: white, white
Coffee dobblng,-Green-Moc per 10.
&c: lava. per 10 2s0sc; Costa Rica, chcI I :,
cases. per cwt. ns.s5: se-rs e cases q, cwt.
sls.75: ss-ro cases. ner cwt. sis.s5, Java,
so-fo tins. per 10. Sc: sacks. SAC: Alden
Mocha. size; caracola, E.sc: Guatemala,
sls.s5; COS. sls.75 3ss. sisS
Meats, Provisions and Fish.
Fresh Meats Gobbsngt-Choice dressed
beef. s,sq7c per 10. mutton. sisqsc per 10:
pork, ss9e per 10; veal &C per p. 81.
hams, small. ilElzc; breakfast bacon. ioc;
dry salt sides, &c.
Fresh Fish ooDbing,- Haiibut, 4,aa5isc:
nounds i ss64c: soies. A SIC. rock cod SC:
black bass. SC; perch, 3A14c; mountain
trout. 121z015c: shrimps. lec
Butter, Cheese, Eggs AID Poultry.
Butter-Ranch. 12Gl5c: Eslensburg and
other Washington crsameries. 2-rb prints,
Cheese dobblng)-Native Washington.
1og12c.
Poultry Oobbing)-Cnickens, SSq3.5o. or
loc live weight, ducks $3g3.5o per doz,
dressed chickens. 12iac; turkeys, i4gisc.
per 10.
Vegetables and Fruit.
Potatoes 0obbing)-Naaive stock. slsa14;
Vegetables tjobbingl Green peas. GIG &c
per 10: cauliiower. 75Qsoc per doz: rhu-
barb. lt2c; asparagus. SC; Walla Walla
fornia, SD pei. cwt;. onions, new yell
low. 3is14c per Id; white turnips. 81. Is per
sack: beets. s1.25 per sack; carrots, Soc:
seIery. 5000 per doz: lettuce: dollhouse
35140c per doz: green onions. l0c per doz:
eucumbers. dollhouse, 81 per doz.
Green Fruit siobbinEp-Lemons. fancy
sl.50q2 per box; bananas, $2q2.5o. oranges.
navels, fancy. s3.50d4: choice. s34S. 50;
fancy seedlings. s.. 25@2.5o: choice, 81;
Strawberries, s.. 70 per case.
Hay, GRAIN and Feed.
Hay UobbnGl-Puget sound. per. ton.
$14: Eastern Washington timothy, s17;
mixed. $l3alf: straw, ~: alfalfa. $llQi2.
Oats Oobbing)-Se2.
Barley Ooboing)-Koll6d or ground. per
ton. $40.
corn-whoie. sls: cracked. slsG2o: feed.
meal, 5000.
|. Milistuffs Uobbfng)-Bran. per ton.
$l4Gl5; shorts. per ton. SIS.
Feed Cobbing)-Chopped feed, $l701S per
ton: middlings, per ton, $2l; oil cake
meal, per ton. So.
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Total sales.
CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO, May SIN wheat today the
conditions were all that could he desired
by the grizzlies. In addition the Liver
pool market was very weak. Under such
circumstances h would have been sur
prising II the price OF wheat had not
al from ssssc to 6s&c By 10 o'clock help
ed by the covering of the shorts. who we're
made 1iuId by bad crop reports which
came from France and Russia. II had re-
covered 10 CSC But II held there for only
a few seconds, and 6eAsc was soon reached
again.
apolis and Duluth received 29l cars COM
pared with 2T a week ago. aud 3l9 cars
the corresponding day or the year before.
Liverpool closed at III decline; Exports
from Atlantic ports were equal IN wheat
and -four 10 ss7.ooo bushels.
withstADdirSg the fine weather. crop
reports showed no Improvement, but Just
fhs reverse from many localities. especial
ly from California. The press dispatches
said of the situation that i was very
grave. with rain badly needed 10 insure
even an average crop. These later con-
ea,leraucnS finally made short sellers hold
their hands. and without anything Iur-
Their Of 3 prcf oundly bsartSh CHARACTER the
market. after lying dormant for shout
twenty minutes with the price stationary
batgeeu the extremes of es1sc bid and
$50, sellers. began slowly - improve. ana
about 1880 A. IN. July 3ad risen IN spite
OF considerable opposition TO osasc.
In the last fifteen minutes OF the ses-
sion. however, some people who had sold
snert IN the morning attempted 10 re-
verse their positions. They had ccns1d-
cradle difficulty in doing 80 and In the
s,frUxlle the price was forced up 20 ass4
nssTkc The closing price was 6f<e seller
~s~orn was steady, helped by apparent
,~aY7serfng az May. The spot demand was
moor IL vas rather a puzZ.i0g market
- r. spite OF the weakness Of wheat and
fayorahle weather the market was well
9sfs we're irregular: frm for May.
fa{riy steady for July, but weak for Sep
tesT,har. The May firmnes- was on the
shIpolrg demand. which was excellent.
s.-s,a Grade was moderate at All times.
fsroxts{onS were duli. the only incident
essar = little squirt in pork on commission
s,ssse buSsnx. Pork soon recovered but
LA and ribs showed fsnguor all day.
Closing Quotations
xvaaeaf-N MAY. Tes.c: July. easc.
9ats-Nay. lie, July f7asai7szc.
goreMay. g IS j fa,iy. ss.,s
Tsrs-Nay 81. July. ss.s.
Pfb~-May. $40. July. xf-o-.
Y9arlay---as4sssc-
F'iaxSeed-711ssc.
Rys-s2s5ssc.
Tgm05hy-A-
Live stock.
f~at.fe-saIeS OF native beeves were on a
basis of S5.Ssi4. for the poorest Sales
NOMINATING. best export bulls. 81 and poor
falcgnas CSa. Czsyes were active al
y..~ferliay@s advances with the best ones
IL lYrsSk demand az So.
EIogz-Heavy packing 5ro1SAt &.&...ss
ana prime hight sold as high as Sc :
fne ftIk OF The hogs crossing the scales
AZ g. ssl3-S5i.. walle p4gs sold largely -
snesp-sazes were on basis OF = ssa.
.ox ia1es.9r, ~ 20 81 Sests ia< ss.1ns 1ocks,
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.x,-h the hulk of the trading at A.758A7 80
7 s-nhs sold freely AZ 1850 for eillS and
irgfsrsor lots up 10 81 sazls~le for westerns
ard S4sofsS. - for Colorados@