davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-16
1lgo Lutego.

MANILA, 1lgo Lutego. ~.
W'czoraj 20 poludniu 4g0dziinliie
oderzyiy wojska amerykahsskie
killku. stron ma lGaloocan. Monitor Monitor
DMonadnock' zarzucal przedtteesmrnl
miasto bombami e strony zato'kki.
Niezad1ugo potem ostrzeliwala
emiasto e strony ladu ba'tterya
Utah. Filipihczycy zaczeli str ':
dopiero w6wczas, gdy pu}k Mon
tana ruszyl naprz6d, do atakuu.
Ma lewem skrzYdle przystapi} do
ataku pu}k Kansas z okrzykiem
''hura!" i zdoby4 cze6d okop6w.
Nieprzyjaciel zacza} ustepowad.
Nasi dotarli do ratusza gdzie
6ciagneli fillpinska choragiew.
:Sttarzelcy f~lipihscy. strzelali ma ina.
czna odleg4o66 do pu}kn pennsyl-
vahskicgo, lecz .ucjszy}y ich grana-
~ " r E.-E.a
ty, w%yrzucane 2 naszych armat
okretowych.
ze stropy filipinskie] bra}
:udzia}> " bitwie pu}k, kt6ry byl
idawnieJ W s}uzbie hiszpahskiej.
n%astepnie zbuntowaf sie i pc wy
mordowaniu ~oficer6w, ~przeszed}
do oobozu p%poowstahc6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-16

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Polski W tym roku jeszcze
ME bedzle, bo- Polacy W
Ameryce Pana boga "a GEES
to obrazaja,
%
Me lyle oswiaty, lie cnoty
nam ME dopisuje, DO cnota
tylko niecnote sic zwyc'eza'
udasz zdradzl Pana )ezu.
sa "a trzydziescle srebrn'kow.
Miedzy mani Judaszostwo'
Jest tahsze. SPytac sic tylko
kaZla Neumana.
%
f'1at. umY lece: ANNA
Polsk'cn r''a.o"' ou'z4.ye'.
o Po
Judasz sic powies il: Judar
sze cd kozlarnl sic ME We
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-16

asSaM 1a9
'poddaja rzdoali sis zsnoaani4 pa
zo}nierzy skoro tylko5crsies.z bliza,
Ii. Powstaicy strzelaliustawiczzlniiet
DO flag : czerwonym. kkrzyyzelm:
oznaczajacych ambulance, chociaz
bylo v Mich czesto w1ecci rannych
ilipihczyk6w, MI amerykan6w.
Kilka kompanij pu1ku kali
|fornijskiego uderzy}o W niedziele
ma slime o~bwarowana wies Pace,
azeby wypedzld 2 niej %nieprzyja-
ciela. Droga do wsi prowadzi1a
pomiedzy charami krajowc6w
przepelnionymi etrzelcami flipih-
skimi. Pulkownik Dubose kazai
swoim wypedzic strzelc6w, a
chaty spalic. Powstahcy skoncen-
trowali sic W kosciele i " przyty-
kujacym do niego klastorze W Paco.
Zajeli W klasztorze wszyskie wyz~
SEE pietra. Napr6zno oddzia1
strzelc6w kalifornijskieh ~ostrzeli-
wal kosci6f i klasztor, chcac
nieprzyjaciela Emusic do ucieczki.
W6wczas Dursse dotar1 Ia czele
ochotnik6w, wsr6d gradu kul, do
koscio1a zla} go W kilku %miejscach
nafta i podpall}, poczem cofna} sic
W tyl. z bateryi kapitana Dryer
zaczeto rzucac. bomby ma palacy
sic kosci6}, poczem przypuszczono
szturm. Czes6 Filipihczyk6w rato-
wa}a sic ucieczka, res zte czesciowo
-wystrzelano, czesciq wzieto do
niewoli.
1850 kobiet dzieci o~trzyma}o
pozwolen1e cofniecia sic .pozo LIME
amerykahskie.
Pod Singalon grozi!o IA mu
pulkowi wojska regularnego odc!!Ne-1
Gle cd g{6wnych sit amerykahskichl.
10 ludzi z tego pu}ku ;poleg}o
"--n
zanim zdo}a}y nadejs6 posi}ki i
zmusi}y nieprzyjaciela do odwrro1tu ! .
Szczeg6lnem mestwem*. odznaczy}
sic oddzia} 700 ::dzikich l nagleh
krajowc6w, uzbrojonych~ tyiko W
1uki. Stall W ognlu armatnim Z: z
zimna krwia padali jak muchy.z
Podczas sobotniego a]armu
panowa4o " micscle ogromne
z~aa,mieszan1e. zo}nierze pedzili do
swycb kwater op~uszczajac teatra
i sale koncertowe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-16


: HM n K {, !.
HAVANA, llgo Lutego.
Fried trumne %generala Calilxsi ''D
Garcia, kt6rego zwlokiprzywiezio-
no z Washingtonu do ojczyzny,
zEozono 800. wienc6w stanowiacychl
wyraz uznania re strony korpora
cyl i os6b prywatnYch ola Wytrwa-
lego obroncy k%ubalskiei wolnosci.
Kubahczycy cisna sic do trumny,
widzied rysy zmar}ego bohatera.
MADRYT. - Senior Delpan,
f1ipinskiego komitetu, oswladczyl,
re trzeba bys oclemnialym, azeby
ME widziec, re Filipihczycy zmoggaa
Amerykan6w Aasza rzeczpospoli-::
ia must bye wolna i niepodlegg4qq;,:
posiadamy ku temu prawo. si}e j
sprzyjajace nam okolicznosci. Me
liczymy ma cudza pomoc, danny.
sobie rade z poteznaa Amerykaa..
Gl6wnymi naszymi sprzymlerzeh-
mi So: klimat, odleg{o6c slime
postawienie. Amerykan1e zwyciezyc
mas moga W kilku bitwach, lecz ME
NIGGA rozpostrzec panowania mad.
l1tu milionami ludnosci, dazacej:
zgodnie do jednego celu. Me- wy
starczy}oby i'm ma to50o, 900 dobrze
wycwiczonego wojska. Zresztae
sprzyja nam znaczna cze66 ludu:
amerykanskiego, jak tego dowodza
amerykahskie gazety rozprawy~w ".
kongresie. Jezeli ktos twierdzi, re
many dzikich ludzi ma wyspach.
Filipinskich, ,odpowiadam mu ma
to, re takich Ygorot6w, jak ma
Fillpinach, ME hraknie.i W Amery-
&c, " postaci Indyan. Nasz kraj
jest bogaty 4 posiada bogactwa
niewyczerpane. Nasza ludnosc po~
siada znaczny procent inteligencyi,
" i, Europe 1stniej@ komitety, see:
race propaganda ma naszaa ko-
rzy6c-
z WISCONSIN,. -Urzedni-
cy stanovi, powiatowi miastowi
:beda j~eszcze mogli uzywa6 wolnej
jazdy: kolejami ma te kartv, kt6re
juz obecnie posiadaja pomimo
przYjecia W legislature stanu Wis
.consin wniosku, zakazujacego wy
dawanie takowych kart. A to 2
uwagi, il zadne prawo ME d2ia}a
wstecz, eaten i ME moe uniewaz.
mic dokument6w, wystawionych
juz dawniej, pred zapad}a uchwa}aa
przeciwna. Karty wiec, wydane
pred uchwaleniem tel ustawy So
prawomocDe i ma mocy 1ch moga
urzednicy p%odr6zowad az do .ygas-
nienia ich terminu, ma jaki by}y
wystawione. Prawo capable ME
dozwsla jedynie udzielenia takich
kart ma przysz}osc.
YANKTON, S. D. 10 lutego.
- Wczoraj rano 0 2. godzlnle wy
buch} ogleh " sklepie jednej cze6ci:
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-16


Anslyfsuis aessIi i,'I,ll, aaP q
du izbylisnaj u I II przygsot9Pva !
nj. . &
Mkt ME INA napeVinno ~ liozby
FilipidoAykdw, operuiscych pre- !.
ciwko gen. otisowi, Najpodob
Inieisze jest liozba 10000.
Admlaf Dewey ma '.l pod svoja
komenda 81 statk6W. rdznych
typ6w. To wystarczy Ola Scis}ego
blokowania wyspy Luzon.
Najsvlezsze wiadomosci Pc
49, .[TE#EE. -aE&s HE#1.@& #W0asag
daja liczbe zabitych :asmerykan6w
ma 81.
-:
Czfonkowie junty flipinskiej "
Londynie usprawiedliwiaja wybach
wojny koniecznosciq spr66bowania
sic z Amerykznami pred przyby.
ciem posllk6w.
Rad hiszpahski postanowil
zachowac sic .6cisle neutranie. &C.
nenal Rios, dowodzacy wojskami
hiszpahskimi ma Filipinach i ma
rozkaz ME miesza6 sic pod zadnym
pretextem do walkl.-
E~aczelnik plemienia Igorot6w,
kt6rzy W dniu 5 lu tego. pod Manila
tylko z }ukami i:strza}ami. sill ma
armaty amerykahskie, znaiduje sic
ranny W szpitalu i wyraza swoje
oburzenieua swolch dow6dzc6w,
kt6rzy wys1ali jego i jego ludzi
ma pex ,,, zgubg. O" 81 81
Najnowszy rozkaz Aguinalda
do Filipihczyk6w brzmi jak ma
stepuje: Rozkazuie: ably pc pierw~
see poktj i stosuhki przyjazne z
Amerykanami zsoI5sataty zerwane i
ably ,ich tnaktowano, jake nieprzy@@
jacidf " g%ranieach :przepisanych
przez: pr:awa wojny. Powt6re, ably
Amerykanie wz1sci do niewoli by
Ii traktowani jake jchcy w%ojenni.
Potrzecie ably te proklamacya
doreczono konsulom i ably kon-
gres zawiesi} konstytucya ma czas
wojny. ! .:
Twierdze, 70 wojna zosta}a
niespodziewanie wywo}ana przez
Amerykan6w wzywam nar6d do
poswiecenia w~szystkiego ma o}tar
rzu honoru i niepodleg}o Sci.
-
sAmerykanie pilnie strzegs
huzon; wiadomo
ze re wszystkich niemal wysp wyru~
szy}y lodzie re zbrojnymi wojowni~
kami.
Jency flipihscy m6wiq, re
hiszpahski general Rios da} i'm
5000 karabin6w Mausera i 8 miliony
jake okup "a jehc6w
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-16

Ze stropy filipinskie] bra4
.udzial. W bitwie pu}k, kt6ry by1
Edawnie] W sluzbie hiszpahskiej.
n%astepnie zbuntowaf sie i pc wy
mordowaniu oficer6w, przeszed{
do obozu p~owstanc6w.
~SprawOzdanie
wojennej komtsy isledczej
Prezydent Mckinley dosta}
juz sprawozdanie w~oieunej komisyi
sledczej. Komisya zgani{a ministra
wojny Algeria "a brak energii "
zarz2dzie .ministerstwa wojny.
Komisya ME wymiea1a pojedyh..
eych wypadkdw, ale W sprawozda-
MUS jednak> dowody slaboscl mi
~nistra, 'szczeg6lnie W jego s}uzbo-
wysh 'stosunkach z generafemM Miles.
Komlsya postanowifa ME poruszac
spraw isatrategicznych ola tego. ME
nadmieniaI pndr6zy generala Miles
do Santiago, pozwolenia ministra
ma te podr6z i jego telegrsmu do
genera1aShaftera z uwiadomieniem,
re generaFMiles ME obejm1e komen
dy pc NJ MIN. Wykazuje sic jed
max, re general Miles zosta}
ostro skrytykowanyi przezydent
znajdzie dosyG materyafu, ably
wdro5yG sledztwo przeciw MENU.
Waznym jest tel tstep W spra
wozdaniu dotyczacym twicrdzeh
generafa Miles, re dostawiano
wojsku niezdrowe mieso; ,ustep ten
zbija jego twierdzenia. Sprawozda-
ME opiewa, re mieso ME byfo
chemieznie prepsrowane, re byfo
dobre i twierdzenie 0 uzyyaniu
chemikalli pochodzi prawdopodo-
bnie st}d, re cztery cwlartki wo{o-
we przynl6s} ma okret niejaki
Powell, %wynalazca nowego sposobu
konserwowania, chcac spos6b ten
wypr6bowa6. Misso to zostalo ma
rozkaz generala. Wood wrzucone
W morze. Wedlug przekonania Zoe
misyi, ME uzywano zadnyeh chemi--
kali PREY . pakowaniu miesa v
pusEki, ale wykaza}o sic, re miesoc
to ME nadaje sic ola wojsk W po}u-
dniowych krajach, DO wygladalo
ME apetycznie, chociaz by}o dobre; ],
.tylko W puszkach, ME do dose !
dlo.brze zalutowanych zcps u}o sig. !
Komisya zwraca uwage ma fakt, ]
ze 2 trzynastn oficer6w, kt6rych 4
raporty general Miles przed}o5yl
jake dow6d, il mieso dostawione 8
wojsku IA Porto Rico bylo ME
dobre, laden ME byl na Por:oRico,
.Dalej ubowodnioDo, ze general 4 4
Miles byl odpowiedz1laalliny "a wybl6r
oboz6w Y Chickamauga j Miami
ze jego wyb6r przyjeto pomuiinr,,,os
protestu ministra Wojny
as# asSas8 sS @
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-16
NAsl AGENCl.

st - -E ~ - --lE rt. --.' $3.50 -
Upowaznieni So do kolektowa
MIA abonamentu W1ARUsA nastepu
.acy nasi agenci %mielscowi:
Ashland: Maciej Printz,>
l308 St.. Clsire Str.
NANTlUoKE, Pa.-Fr. Jab1ohshi
BALTIMORE: Fl. Ziarnowsk,
1925 Shakespeare Str.
RKBBp1s, III. = Piotr leass
OAK HILL. St. fogorzelski..
MILWAUKEE.
J6sC. K1niter 9s6 We'll Ill.
Mi6bal Wilma 1911 We'll Str.
Fep Br,ezihski es4 Mitchell Str
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-16
MANILA, I. Lutego.

MANILA, - Ldtego.
Gsste t4umy zbroinych Fill
piiozyk6w ukaza}y sig wszedzie
pred frontem wojsk amerykah-
.skich, gdy bitwa wybuchla. Dzacy
starcy i mill chfopcy, zbrojni
tylko v noze siedziell " .okopach
.obok strzelc6v;; wielu : nloh zgi-
nelo ME mogsewn iczem zaszkodzi6.
Amerykanom. Inni udawali ze SIC
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-16

Pod Manila znaleziono zakopa-
ne W ziemi bomby hlszpahskie,
W ,kt6re zaopatrzyli sig powstahcy
" Cavite, " tamtejszym arsenale.
zabrano take wielks armats, POI
chodzqca re zatopionego hiszpad-
skiego okretu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-16

Me lyle oswiaty, lie cnoty
nam ME dopisuje, DO cnota
tylko niecnote sic zwycieza:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-16

Judasz zdradzil Pana Jezu.
sd "a trzydziescie srebrnik6w !.
Miedzy mani Judaszostwo''
jest tahsze. - Spytat sic tylko
kazia Neumana.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-16

PLAT. umyl rece: Armia
polskich Pi}atow, burzacych
parafe polskie. pie$ciami
ciagle grozi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-16

:Z'ac:howajcie post, jak Or
conie nasi. a lepiej
wan z~asmakuje szynka ma
Wielkanoc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-16

Rad hiazpahski postanowil
zachowac sic .scisle neutranie. &C.
nenal Rios, dowodzacy wojskami
hiszpaiskimi ma Filipinach i ma
rozkaz ME mieszac sig pod zadnym
pretextem do Walk.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-02-16

Jency ilipihscy m6wiq, re
hiszpahski general Rios da} i'm
5000 karabin6w Mausera i 8 miliony
1adank6w jake okup "a jehc6w
h%iszpanskicb.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-01-05
WOOL.

Boston, January 1.-The American
Wool and Cotton Reporter will say to-
morrow of the wool trade:
While the volume Of transactions
the past week has fallen far below that
of the corresponding period last year,
nevertheless there has been more than
the usual amount of activity for the
opening days of the year. The mar
ket has been influenced by the holiday
season and by the fact that everybody s
attention has been more or less de-
voted to closing up the books for the
year. The next event which everybody
is looking forward to is the opening
of the heavyweight season, which will
probably take place within the next
two or three weeks. There is a feeling
of mild hopefulness on the part of the
wool trade as regards the character of
the next good season.
The sales of the week in Boston
amount to 100000 pounds domestic
and 717,000 pounds foreign, making a
total of 3,796,000 against a total Of g.
1875, 900 for the previous week. and
total of 7,650000 for the corresponding.
week last year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-01-05
METAL.

New York, January Awhile now
showing further sensational changes,
the metal market retained all its for
mer firm features to-day, with a good
all around business noted. The bid
price of tin moved up points and a
readjustment was made in spelter, but
aside from this no important changes
in quotations were reported. The news
from the west and from London about
met expectations Some parties were
claiming a reaction might be looked
for, but the indications were that the
present boom" was still on. At the
close the metal exchange called pig
iron warrants quiet but firm at $7.75
nominal; lake copper firm with $13.25
bid and $3.50 asked; tin firm with
$4,000 bid and $4,000 asked lead
steady with $3.50 bid and 1895 asked;
spelter frmer with $500 bid and $525
asked. Lead was quoted at 1910 and
cope at 1915 my the firm naming
the settling price for leading miners
and smelters in the west.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-01-05
j. j. ARCHER RESIGNS.
Special to the Register.

Special to the Register
Parkersburg, w. Va, January A.
John Jay Archer, who for the past
two years has acted as general freight
d and passenger agent of the Ohio River
Railroad Company, with headquarters
There, resigned to-day. No successor
h4asyet been determined upon.
Numerous changes have taken place
with the beginning of the new year
among the employees of the Ohio liver
Railroad Company.
Beginning with January 1, the res
ignation of G. A. Arganbright, assist
ant road master, went into effect. He
had personal supervision cs the north
7 eAp division of the road and was con-
sideed, valuable man. To take his
place. G. M. Bryan, of the camp train,
was promoted to the vacancy.
S. t. Archer, of Hartford, was pro-
NOTED to mr.. Bryans place as fore
man of the camp train.
On January /, Conductors W.AW.
IIazlett, w. Timmons and A. Agin sew
cred their relations with the road, and
M. Calvin, Thos. Dillon and A. c..
Reed, three brakemen, also handed in
their designations to General Superin-
tendent J. H. Hamilton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-01-05
LIVE shock.

Chicago, january 4. Cattle, fairly
active; native beef steers sold at $3.50
@5.S5 for common to prime, largely at
$4.75@5.50; no good lots going below
SIS. Common stockers sold for $2.75@
800, but good lots brought s365@4.10;
feeders S4.25@450. Prime heifers
$500.
The offerings OF hogs exceeded the
demand, and sales were at further
decline of 5Q10c, making a drop of IL
@20c in two days. At the reduced
prices trade was fairly active, hogs sell
ing from $685. to $3.45 for the COM
moner lots, up to $3.60@3.75 for choice
consignments; heavy packing lots
$3.45@360; pigs s2.90Q3.40; bulk of
sales S3.30@3.35.
The demand for sheep was limited
and prices were largely 10c lower.
Lambs s3.75@5..5. yearlings s+.t01
4.40; sheep s250@4.O0; ewes 5000
$50, and very nice looking western
sheep brought 1855.
Receipts-Cattle, 1850 head; hogs,
1900 head; sheep, $4,000 head.
East Liberty, Pa January H. Cattle,
steady; extra s5.35@5.50; prime 5000
5.25;, common S3.20@3.60.
Hogs, lower; extra heavy 1886; best
mediums s3.S0@3.S5; best Workers
S3.75; light Workers and pigs $3.50
$40; skips $2.50@3.25; roughs s2.5oQ
1856.
Sheep, slow; choice wethers 1880
445; common s25003.50; choice lambs
s5.2O@5.30; common to good $500
$40.
Veal calves S7.00@735.
East Buffalo, N Y, January 4.-Cat-
tie, nothing doing.
Hogs, steady; good to choice York
ers and light mediums S3.S0@365;
roughs S3.15@3.30; pigs, fair to choice,
$3.65@3.75.
Sheep and lambs, dull and slow;
lambs, choice to extra, S5.20@530;
culls and common S3.25@4.90; sheep,
choice to selected wethers, S415@4.25:
culls and common $2.00@3.50.
Cincinnati, O., January 4.-Hogs, dull
and lower at $3.25@3.75.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-01-05
MINING STOCKS.
PRODUCE.

Chicago, January 4.-Heavy export
clearances, diminishing receipts and
predictions of cold wave caused a
sharp advance to-day in wheat; May
closed with a gain of &c. Corn ad-
vanced asc and oats Ac. Pork last
215c; lard advanced eye Ribs are
unchanged. The Liverpool wheat mar
ket was the chief influence here at the
start. Cables came Id lower for fut-
ures. Such apparent eagerness abroad
to emphasize the weakness in this mar
ket caused the selling out of heavy
line of long wheat here May opened
a fraction lower with sellers at 7034c
down to 70@c. So much was for sale
that the price was forced down to 7014 c
before intending buyers could offer
bids. Atlantic port clearances, how
ever, began to have a bullish effect
when Philadelphia reported 1000
bushels wheat and -four shipped for ex-
port. When other seaboard cities
swelled the total exports for "a hours
to over 100000 bushels. the feeling
VI SPCSuiotOiS lOul1u expression III d
quick advance to 71kc. Kansas City
wired that the days receipts there were
not sufficient for local milling require
ments and Minneapolis reported such
urgency in the demand for to-day's
offerings of cash wheat that the price
was advanced TO slight premium over
the May delivery. Chicago receipts
were 205 cars, Of which ten graded
contract. Minneapolis and Duluth re-
ported 5S4 cars. as compared with 1853
last year. The general response to in
quiries concerning future country
movement of wheat in the Northwest
was that it was likely to be still small
er in the near future. Atlantic port
clearances when finally reported in full
aggregated 100000 bushels. Brad
streets report of changes for the week
in the worlds visible showed an in
crease of only 1000 bushels compared
with five times more than that year
ago. Reports of cold wave from the
North. which 1t was claimed
would cause severe damage to
the winter wheat. had STRENGTHENING
influence. The market near the close
became very bullish. Shorts covered
freely and there was heavy buying for
the long account which resulted ii ad-
vancing May to 71Ac. That was above
call price and realizing on privilH res
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caused i slight reaction near the end.
May closing at 711k@71ssc.
Wet weather. which was considered
likely to curtain receipts, strengthened
corn. There was also a good export
demand. Prices sagged Irif1e early
on scattered selling from the country,
but when the price got around 371sc
the old time bulls took a hand and a
quick rally followed. Receipts were
liberal, 1,075 cars. May opened a frac-
ton higher at 37H @37asc, sold spar
ingly at 371sc, gradually rose to 1880,
then reacted to 37R@375sc at the
close.
Oats ruled active and higher. The
advance was due to good cash de-
mand, moderate receipts, unfavorable
weather and the advance in other
grains. Receipts were $40 cars. May
opened up fraction at 2712@275sc,
weakened to 27ss@27hc, advanced to
275sc, and closed at 27lac.
A Disappointing heavy Increase in
the stocks of hog products for Decem-
Der depressed provisions early. At the
resulting decline, however, commission
houses had numerous buying orders
and packers who were free sellers turn
ed buyers, the consequence being re-
covery of practically all the decline.
May pork opened 71a@171ac lower at
5000, and advanced to 5000. May
lard began 10c down at $5.75, and i'm
proved to s5.S71a. May ribs started 10c
lower at $5.05, and rose to S5.15.
Estimated receipts for Thursday:
Wheat, IT'S cars; corn, ATS cars; oats,
10 cars; hogs, Al 900 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

New York, January 4.-Commercial
Advertisers London financial cable
gram:
The markets here were less active
and duller to-day. Americans opened
Ab9oyant on New York s reception of the
Philippine news, but soon became Ian
guild and steadily dwindled till the
close.
New York, January 4.-Money on
call firm at 3W4 per cent; last loan at
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 304 per
cent.
Sterling exchange steady, with actual
business in bankers bills at S4.S4A "a
4S4h for demand and at S4.S1M0
4.S2 for 60 days; posted rates s4.S2k
and $4.S514.
Commercial bills S4.S0h04.S1.
Silver certificates 591a@60hc.
Bar silver 5S7c.
Mexican dollars 1880.
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Pennsylvania Lines.

Schedule in effect Nov. 20. 1898.
Deuot Corner Eleventh and Water Streets.
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DRY GOODS.

New York. January 4.-Some lead
ing makes of 37-inch brown drills adj
vanced &c. The market for cotton
goods has been generally quiet to-day.
Spot trade Indifferent and main orders
moderate, but no impression made upon
tone, which is as strong as before.
Print cloths quiet, but sellers conser-
vative woolens dull Dress goods,
quiet and unchanged. Silks, firm.
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d. like our fellows were re-


There was silence for a moment.
Say, Bill says l. do you remember
that fellow who came down to our
town just before the war started and
told us how the Yankees were all
blank towards, and that one of us
could knock out regiment of them?'
You bet do said Bill, and | Just
wish we had him here now. '"-Wash-
ington Times.
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TRANs-oHIo DIVISION.

TRANS-OHIO DIVISION.
For Columbus and Chicago. 1888 n. m.
and 3:l5 p. m. daily
Columbus and Cincinnati Express. 10:@
a. m, daily, 1:40 p m, daily except
Saturday. and 2:40 a. m, Sunday only.
St. Clairsville Accommodation. 1890 a.
m, and 3:l5 p. m, daily except Sunday
ARRIVE.
Chicago Express. 1:l5 a. m. and 1l:4O a.
m. daily
m. daily
Sandusky Mail. 5:i5 p. m. daily.
St Clalrsville Accommodation. u:p a.
m. and sis p. m, daily. except Sunday.
WHEELING AND PITTsBURG DIV.
For Pittsburg. 5:25 and 7:l5 a. m, 2:4t
and 500 D. m, daily.
For Pittsburg and the East. 5:Z5 a. m.
2:f0 D 70. and 5:2G p. m, daily.
ARRIVE.
From Pittsburg, 1926 a. m, ll:i0 n. m,
6.25 o. m daily. ii:S0 p. m, daily, except
Saturday. and 2:39 a. m, Sunday only.
r. c. BURKE,
Passenger and Ticket Agent, Wheel
w NJ GREENE
General Manager.
p. p MARTIN.
Manager Passenger Traffic, Baltimore,
Nd.
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Government bonds irregular.
State bonds inactive
| Railroad bonds strong.
! Stocks-Stocks were reactionary in
fhe forenoon, but forged upwards in
be afternoon, led by high-priced spe-