davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Bradsreefs ON Trade.

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-Bradstreets tomorrow
will say:
Retail distribution, stimulated by cold
Weather ana holiday influences, has been very
large ana mas reflected in a decidedly good re-
asserting demand from jobbers. Holiday trade
in fact. promises to be of unprecedented vol
ume, With demand for better class of goods
In the great industries, such as iron, coal
lumber the textiles. boots and shoes and the
various kindred and subsidiary branches 40
tivity is widespread.
The trade in good staples and metals is the
basis for the apparent resumption In the ad-
vance OF the general level of prices noted for
November Iron and steel stronger at the
supplies is complained all the way from the
furnace to the finished products. The switch !.
mems strike affects Pittsburg and further ag-
gravates the car shortage trouble. Some mills
are closing for want of steel and some fur
are reported running only half their capacity
Steel is practically unobtainable for prompt
price. on competition. Plates are stronger and
structural mills crowded with orders Bar
numerous, but sellers Indifferent. Foun-
dries have booked orders months ahead Orders
for railroad cars are very heavy.
The original impetus for wheat has this week
been aided by the widening out of speculation
owing to buying being feature. aided byathe
smaller run of receipts at the Northwest. The
highest price paid for seventeen months has
been reached in the face of the largest gain in
month for years. Wheat in the United States
and Canada increased 81 600, 900 bushels in Mo-
vember, an increase nearly five times the gain
shown year ago. Corn and oats higher
than at any time since 1891. Hog products
and provisions generally in better specu-
lative demand and statistically the position
has many points of strength.
Wheat, including -four, exports for the week
aggregate 4,6O4 SAG bushels, against 5,11747S
bushels last week. and 3,432, 159 bushels in this
week last year. Wheat exports, July l to date
Cwenty-three weeks). aggregate 1872, 423 906
bushels, against So ,17S bushels last season.
After slight breathing spell in October.
prices, Influenced chiefly by the cereals, pro-
visions and metals, apparently resumed their
upward course in November, and the index
number on December l. as reported by Brad
street,s- is 81 IL. gnin of terths of
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,,,l1 ba seen. Local packers say that there
are now more Hogs on the market r qr ready
tocome IN than for seVeral years +He O1her
meats are a. before quoted
wholesale rates from slauShterers 70 dealers
als BEEFO6G7c rs for Steers and 596c per ID for
Cows. ,~.,,<. -,,,u ss7oo v,s- II
aTTTTON-7Vethers, 7Q715cs Ewes, 61zQ7c
per lb.
PP6PR-T9va HOGS. from $50 to $50 lbs. SIC:
under $50 lbs, 5la@53sc; sows, 20 per cent
Off boars 30 per cent off and stays 40 per cent
off from the above quotations; dressed Hogs
T1k6Sa4c.
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Hay and FeedStufS.

There is nothing new either in Hay or
Feedstuffs Receipts of the former have been
light since the rainy weather set in.
BRAN-$15 50916 so per ton.
MIDDLINGS-$17619 per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS-RolIed Barley, S16d17 per
ton; Oilcake Meal at the mill, $2762S; jobbing
s2S 50629; Cocoanut Cake, S20@21; Corn Meal.
s31 50@32; Cracked Corn, S32Q32 so; Mixed
Feed, $16@17.
HAY-Wheat $9@11: fancy. s11 5Oa12: Wheat
and Oat, $SQ11: Oat, 5000 Barley and Oat,
$7G9; Alfalfa, $Sq9 so; Glover, $6@7; Volun-
teer. IS 5O@s: Stock, S5@7 per ton.
STRAW-30@471hc per bale.
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Beans and Seeds.

Beans have relapsed into dullness both re-
ceipts and demand being light. A press dis
patch from Santa Maria states that the Bean
harvest is completed and the output of the val
ley amounts to about 100000 sacks. About
175, 900 sacks are small whites and the re-
mainder pinks Thus far about 80, 600 sacks
have been shipped. principally to Boston and
New York. A large percentage of this year 5
product will be sold to the Government for the
army. Several large shipping firms have re-
celved contracts and are now preparing to fill
the order. The price at present is 50 25 for
choice quality. which has not been exposed to
the recent rains The cheapest bring 81 90, but
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Flour and MiHStufS.

FLOUR-California Family Extras, SO 250
so, usual terms; Bakers Extras, So 1903 25
Oregon, 81 5OQ2 rs per barrel for family and
50 75@S for Bakers; Washington Bakers, 81 Z;
@3
lows. usual discount to the trade: Graham
Flour, So per 100 lbs; Rye Flour, So 75 Rye
Meal 50 so; Rice Flour, 81; Corn Meal 50 25
s4aS4 25; Buckwheat Flour, si6Si Is; Cracked
Wheat, 50 5O Farina. 81 so; Whole Wheat
Flour. So 25; Rolled Oats Cbarrels), Sc S5@s 80;
in sacks, Sc 50@S; Pearl Barley, So; Split Peas,
S.; Green Peas Sc so per 100 pounds.
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London Market.

NEW YORK. Dec 6.-The Commercial Ad-
vertisers London cablegram says: Continued
cheerfulness dominated the stock market The
capture of Boer war prisoners inspired a feel
ing of optimism and consols rose sharply to
92& on a rumor that the Government will bor-
row no more consols, but rather will issue
a guaranteed Transvaal loan. American
stocks were absolutely idle.
A bad New York bank statement is expected
tomorrow and New York came fat The close
at the worst with London Indifferent Copper
slumned to s55 a ton, but Rio Tintos remain
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@rrER''AL B. FINANCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Wall O7Uey.
SiI0er still advancing. Sterling Exchange 7Oeaker
Wheat shade aUeaker Barley 0ery strong.
Oats in good demand and firm. Corn and Rye steady
Hay in light receipt and steady Feedstnfs unchanged
Beans and Seeds Veyy qpiet.
Butter, Eggs and Cheese about the
Prices loose and seeded RaiSns temporarily 70iEdraam
Primes continue to rapidly ont of first hands
General Dried Fruit market reported in good Increment
Provisions quiet, 7Uih Increasing stocks.
More Hogs offering than for several years
Potatoes Onions and Vegetables unchanged
Poultry and Game about previously qrOfcd
Aryi0aI of fresh Mexican Lines
Oranges in large supply and 7Oeak.
Limseed Oil is lo7Uer.
Marked break in San Francisco Gas a~d Electric stock
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Foreign Futures.
Ne1U York Metal Market.

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-Irregular conditions
continue to prevail in London copper circles
A decline of 22 los on futures and loss of
f3 on spot the net result of another day
of heavy selling, which brought prices to a
level not touched in many years, spot being
quoted at e55 and futures at ESQ. Sales Of
2300 tons were reported At New York. how
ever, the market remains unsettled and nomI-
nally unchanged the basis of 161A@17c for
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON. Dec. 6-Consols, go Ills; silver,
25 7-16d: French rentes 1O1f 60c; cargoes on
passage quiet and steady; cargoes No. stand
ard California, 30s: cargoes Walla Walla, 29s
Cd; English country markets. firm at ad-
vance Cd.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 6.-Wheat firm; No. 1
standard California. IS 11adG6s I'd; wheat in
Paris, steady: -four in Paris, steady: French
country markets. quiet; weather In England.
fine but cold.
COTTON-Uolands, 41zd
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 6.-Hops at London-Pa-
cific Coast quiet, e2 1Ss to eS 15s.
Receipts of wheat during the past three days,
2S6, 900 centals all American.
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Foreign Exports.

Foreign exports from this port during the
first eleven months of the year S36. S39 $50,
against s37. .914 500 for the time last year
the leading destinations being follows: To
Atlantic ports, So l1S,47O; Great Britain, SILL
507 $40; SPAIN 81 800 16O China 81 S96. .455 Japan
IS O0l, 700; Australia 81. .39S. 235; New Zealand,
s. 274 $50; British Columbia, 81. OIL 600; Mexico
81 e47. 700; Central America, 81, 2,04S, $50; South
America, s159s. $50; Philippine Islands, sS71,s0O;
Germany, S706, $50
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WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
EOPEN

WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST.
The pressure has risen rapidly over the entire
coast during the past twelve hours The storm
has moved rapidly overland and is tonight
over the Rocky Mountains. In Northern Utah
snow with high westerly winds, is reported
There has been a marked fall in tempera tlIre
along the Sierras and east to the Rocky Noun
ta1ns- Clearing colder weather will prevail
generally the Pacific Slope.
Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty
hours ending midnight, December z 1901:
Northern California-Fair Saturday with
light frosts in the northern portion Saturday
morning; light northerly winds.
southern California-Fair Saturday: LIGHT
northerly winds; cooler in the interior
Nevada-Fair Saturday; continued cold with
heavy frosts in the morning; light nortberiv
winds SN --Oi NA40iAS
san Francisco and vicinity-Fair Saturday:
hght northerly winds
ALEXANDER G. McADIE.
Forecast Official
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lake and 16ss@165sc for casting A hrmer feel
ing prevails in the tin market at New York
and in London values gained GI with spot
quoted at e112 15s and futures at e1O6 Here
a net rise OF 20Q50 points occurred without
much business being done. with the close firm
at $25 70626
Lead and spelter were dull and without
change either here or at London, closing at
81 3714 and s1O 15s and s4 so and SIG Is sd
respectively.
Iron was unchanged. Pigiron warrants, $40 50
No 1 Southern foundry. SIS 50G116; No /
Southern foundry, soft, s15017. Glasgow iron
warrants closed at 55s 10d and AIiddlesboro
closed at AS 1115d
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as the Bean market is practically bare the
farmers are holding back, believing that the
BEANsEBayos, 81 s5q2 so; Small White, g Io
@S IS; Large White 81 SO03; Pea. 50 o SOgg1; q
Pink 81 75G2: Red. s2 5Oa3; Blackeye, So SOC
20: L1mas s4 2564 80: Red Kidneys, 50 5OQ4
per ctl. --,,
SEEDS-Trieste Mustard, s3@S Is: Yellow
Mustrad, So 2503 so; Flax, 81 65QS .; canary,
3A6S1hc for Eastern; Alfalfa, from Utah, S1sc'
Rape 1A61Ac; Hemp, 31zc per lb.
25 Der ctl
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NezO York Money Market.

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-Close: Money on call
was firm at 1905 per cent; last loan AZ per
cent. Prime mercantile paper. 1906 per cent.
Sterling exchange was weak, with actual bus
mess in bankers bill at 81 S7ss for demand and
at 81 S4@4 S4A for sixty days. Posted rates,
81 IS and 81 SS12. Commercial bills, $4 S312Q4 S4.
Bar silver 55Ac. Mexican dollars, 431Ac
Bonds-Governments steady; States, inactive,
railroads weak
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quarterly dividend AMI then 1uctuated wildly
above the lowest.
Bonds were easier in sympathy with stocks
Total sales, par value, So, ,9S9, COO.
United States bonds were all unchanged on
3 he last call
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Weather Report.

(12oth AIeridiau-Pacihc Tirne.)
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. g. 1905 p. m.
The following are the seasonal rainfalls to
date. as compared with those of the same date
last season. and rainfalls in the last twenty
four hours:
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Bank Clearings.

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-The following table,
compiled by Bradstreet, shows the bank clear
ings at the principal cities for the week ended
December s. with the percentage of increase
and decrease compared with the corre-
spending week last year:
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Receipts of Produce.
FOR FRIDAY. DECEMBER 8.
FAMILY RETAIL MARKET.

Butter and Eggs cheaper under larger
supplies. There is no change in, Cheese.
Meats stand the same. Poultry is in good
supply at about last weeks prices. Game
shows little variation from week to week.
The rains are finishing the summer fruits
and very soon there will be left. The
summer vegetables, except those that regu-
IarIy come through the winter from Los An
geles, are also giving out.
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London Wool Sales.

LONDON. Dec s.-The offerings at the wool
auction sales to-day numbered 14,12l bales.
Most Of the offerings were of common quality.
Victoria was in request and sold readily at
current rates. Cape of Good Hope and Natal
was in. fair demand and some lots with
drawn by holders.
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Condition of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.-To-day's statement
of the Treasury balances in the general fund
exclusive of the s150 600 gold reserve in the
division of redemption shows: Available cash
balance, $169, 6Ss, 1892; gold, Sill, ,404, 203
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Northern Wheat Market.

OREGON
PORTLAND Dec. 6.-WHEAT-Easier; Wal
la Walla, 60@60kc; Blue Stem, 61c.
WASHINGTON.
TACOMA, Dec 6.-WHEAT-Half cent lower
Blue stem, Size club, 601zc.
Clearings, $199. 2S4; balances, $S1, ,9S1
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PoYtland'S S Business.

PORTLAND, Or. Dec 6.-Clearings, 1894, =
697 balances, $7S, 519.
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On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter
market was firm; creameries. 150241zc; dairies,
13@2oc. Cheese, 9A@10Ac. Eggs, firm; fresh,
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Hare, each ......-92o
English Snipe. per
dozen .......33 0OT-
Jack Sntpe. 81 750-
Mallard, Pair.$ OOG1 25
Canvasback,
per pair.....s1 O061 50
ISprig, per pair. 50675
Teal per pair. .50d6O
WidgeOns pr pair 800
Small Duck, pair -2504O
Wild Geese. pr. 75c6s1 90
5rant. each. 25935
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Totals. Canada. s47,711,5SS s3.6
mot included in totals because containing
other items than clearings mot included in
totals because Of no comparison for last year
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Lines. doz .-0i0
Logan Berries. per

Logan Berries. per
drawer ..-.......-6-
Lemons. doz 2Os1s1
Fears, ID ..-... S61215
Plneapples. each. .S0d50
Pomegranates. dz. 4OG59
Perstmmons, doz.-a20
ounces, per lb-.. 30 (
Ra1sins. per b.. 5615
Raspberries, dwr. 4067S
Strawberries. per
drawer ... 200e0
! Walnuts. per lb...-afS
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Continued on Page Thirteen.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Prices for Hogs have again been shaded. as
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Hens, each........50Q Is
Young ROOsterSs
each ...-..----.-0OtQ y
Old BOOSTERS. ea- .5OQ So
?ryers, each...---90q6J
3roilers. each..."-G90
Turkeys. per ID. ..1S022
Ducks, each. .....75cqS1
Geese, each. 81 50Q1 IS
Pigeons, pair = -4O45O
Squads, per pair $50
Doves, per doZ---Q1 %
Rabbits, each ....10qzp
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Leeks. doz bchs. .15a20
Okra, dried, Ib-...-C14O
Green Peppers, ID Sd 8
Potatoes. per lb.. 242A
Sweet Potatoes. lb "a I
Parsnips. pr doz. loo
Radishes, dz bchs. .15920
Sage, doz bnchs. .256sO
String Beans. ID. 106i215
Summer Squash,
per pound .---.- Sd1O
Sprouts. per b.. So 8
Spinach, per b.. So
Thyme, doz bchs. 25650
Turnips, per doz. 100
Tomatoes per lb.. 50 9
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Vegetables

Artichokes, doz. .75c4s1
Beets. doz .....--10Q-
Beans. white, b. So
Colored. per lb-- sd =
Dried Lima, lb.. 6Q s
Green Lima, ID. SOLO
Cabbage. each.... So
Celery, head ...... So
Cress, doz bnchs. 20Q30
Cucumbers, doz- Isaac
Egg Plant, lb---121zQ19
Garlic .-..... 4Q s
Green Peas, lb....-Q10
Lettuce, per doz. 15Q20
Mushrooms, pr ID. 5000
Onions, per ID. .21sq312
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Fruits and Nuts
ArTf1afor Pears

BIdChDCLIIoo5 wv e y
Cranberries, qt- 10
Cocoanuts, each.---ql9
Chestnuts, per ID. .15420
Figs, per Ib. b...--..-Q2S
Grapes, per Ib. .SQ127s
Grape Fruit, doz- 81 81
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San Francisco data: Maximum temperature
Sc: minimum. IS: mean. 81
The following maximum and minimum tenn
peratures were reported from Eastern stations:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-07-08

Austrya zupelnie porozumiala sic
z Rosya, Wfochy sic pogodzify z
Francya, teraz wiec kolej na "a.
warcie zgody miedzy Francya
Niemcami = i Europa rczpfynie
sic W blogim pokoju ma dfugie,mo-
re bardzo dfugie lata,
TAX przynajmniej twierdzq opty-
mysci pomiedzy politykami. 0 lie
te konjunktury sic sprawdza, oka-
ze przyszios6 niedaleka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-07-08

zentantami kolei zelaznych przy-
szfo do ugody i zmodyfkowane "a
dania fadowaczy zostafy przyjete.
W skutek tego podnosi sic plaza o
Is cent6w dziennie. Koleje zelazne
przyrzekly przyjac napowrot do 70.
boty tylu strajker6w, ilu bedzie
moglo otrzyma6 zatrudnienie. Ia
raz po konferencyi ogfoszono W
magazynach frachtowych, re strajk
iadowaczy frachtowych jest zakon-
czony.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-07-08
Henry E. Weaver, 1858 Lake

= Henry E. Weaver, 1858 Lake
ave., wysiaf do burmistrza GEEK ma
1,5OO dolar6w ma rozpoczecie bu-
dowy kapielowych budek mad je-
ziorem dla bezpiatnego uzytku u
bogich.
= okoIo 100 turyst6w, iadacych
ze Wschodu, a udajacych sic do
Yellowstone Park, przejezdzaio
wczoraj przez Chicago. Wielu z
mich nalezy do newyorskiego Spie.
waakieec towarayatws Asion.
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Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWej.
Chicaqo, Sgo Lipea, 1901.

Likwldacya spraWy cnlnshleJ
przedstawia jeszcze sporo trudno-
sci, kt6re jednak ME groza zadnem
zawikfaniem. Chodzi juz jedynle
zgode mocarstw ma warunki chin
skiej pozyczki, ktora musi bye "a
ciagnieta ma zapfacenie odszkodo-
wanna.
Rad bogdychanski wcale sic
to ME troszczy, skad wziac picnic
dzy jaki "a ME dac procent' Jego
zdaniem, MECH sobie mad tenn Ia
mia glove mocarstwa, ma co one
sic zgodza, to bedzie przez bogdy-
chana przyjete.
Trudno zreczniejsza postawe,
DO mocarstwa musza nafozyc nowe
cha na zagraniczny dow6z, czyli ma
swe wiasne towary, ma sw6j pre-
mysf, gdyz innych zr6dei dochodu
ME moga zasekwestrowac, ponie-
waz ME maja AMI prawa, AMI mo-
znoSci gospodarowac W Chinach:
prawo odebrafy same sobie W sku-
tex wzajemnei podejrzliwosci,
moznose ME istnieje dlatego, re
gdyby postawify w}asnych urzedni-
k6w do poboru myta ma rzekach /
drogach, albo do poboru opfat
akcyzowych, czyli tax zwanych
likin6w, to koszta takiej admin
stracyi byfyby wieksze cd docho-
dow; chinski urzednik zadawala sic
pensya, wynoszaca rocznie kllka
tael6w, natomiast urzednik euro
pejski zazadaiby kilku tysiecy. q
tego wiec powodu ikiny i myta
przynosza iaki5 doch6d rzadowi
chinskiemu, ale ME przynosityby
zadnego Europe.
Pozostaja wiec tylko c%a NOR
skie, Juz cd dawna zasekwestrowa-
ne i administrowane przez zagra-
niczne pahstwa ma pokrycie chin
'skich pozyczek; trzeba je powiek-
szye o tyle, aby nadwyzka docho-
dow pokrywaia procenta cd kwoty
potrzebnej ma odszkodowanie ze-
by ieszcze cos zostawa}o ma umo-
rzenie zaciagnietej pozyczki. Jak
sic tenn zaiatwia mocarstwa, to
Chinczyk6w mic ME obchodzi: oni
byliby radzi, gdyby zagraniczne
towary z powodu drozyzny wcale
ME miaiy odbytu W ich kraju. Dla-
tego vice umyi rece, a mocarstwa
same sic teraz mozola mad ufoze-
MEM warunk6w pozyczki, jej opro-
centoWania j umorzenia.
Oczywiscie, starajq sic, aoy byfa
mozliwie najtansza, zeby znacznem
powiekszeniem eel morskich ME
zaszkodzic swemu przemysfowi i
handlowi = ma tym wfa5nie
punkcie powstaja miedzy niemi
snory, I tax pcstanowili pekinscy
posfowie mocarstw, re kazde pan
siwo otrzyma swe odszkodowanie
ME got6wka, DO ME ma jei skad
wzia6 ma dogodnych warunkach,
lecz chinskiemi bonami, kt6rych
Geese co roku bedzie sic umorzaia;
to umarzanie zacznie sic dopiero
po trzech latach, gdyz teraz sto-
sunki handlowe So tax zrujnowane,
Chiny tax zubozaty faski opan-
cerzonej pieSci, re ME MONA sig
spodziewac dostatecznych docho-
dow z cei morskich. Nastepnie,
nieumorzone bony beda dswaiy
tylko procent.
Ot6z przeciwko tax niskiemu o.
procentowaniu zaprotestowaia ia
ponia tego siusznego powodu, re
sama zaciagneia dug ma udziaf W
uspokojeniu Chin, cd tego diugu
piaci wiekszy procent, niz 6w
czwarty. kt6ry dada bony. Zdaie
sic tedy, ze trzeba bedzie dac ia
ponii wiecej bonow, niz jej sig ma
ley tytuiem odszkodowania, ale Ia
tsadnota ME jest isszczs Easatwi0s
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Kronika MiejscoWa.
Komisya parku Lincolna.

Gubernator Yates byf W Piatek
popofudniu W miescie naradzaf
sic pare godzin prezydentem ko-
misyi parku Lincolna, w. w. Ira
cy. Rezultatem tel narady byfy
ogfoszone W Sobote nastepujace
mianowania: Ruben FL. Warden
z Cincinnati, superintendent i se-
kretarz; Frank Hamlin, adwokat;
Edward Dickinson, skarbnik.
Dawniej urzedy superintendent ia
i sekretarza byiy oddzielne; kazdy
Mich pobieral po $1,000 pensyi.
Obecnie polaczono te urzedy, a
pensya wynosi $1,000. Oszczedzo-
no przeto $1,000. Dawniej adwo-
kat pobierai $4,000 pensyi rocznei
a obecnie pensya ia wynosi 81, 500.
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biezacy pod tym wzgledem porow-
nuja ,,dobrymi czasami" pred r.
1898. Liczba zezwoleh ma budo-
wy wydanych W ciagu ostatnich
6 miesiecy wynosi 3,l0O, wartosc
odnosnych budynkow $l7.779.96S.
w zeszlym roku wydano W tymAe
samym przeciagu czasu 1874 zez-
wolen ma budowy domow wartosci
$4.536.570.
Buduje sic 13 szkolnych budyn-
kow lacznej wartosci $1.175.0OOi
20 wielkich prywatnych domow
mieszkalnych wartosci $9O7OOO.
w samych rzezalniach budujq SIG
domy wartosci $3.O50.0oO. Pewna
newyorska tirma buduje tam ol.
brzymi dom rzezniczy wartosci
S2.5O0.000, kt6ry ma bye wykon.
czony W Pazdzierniku. Take
gmach6w olbrzymich nwiezowych"
buduje sic az trzy r6wnoczesnie:
So to gmach firmy Mashall Field
G. Go. ma miejscu gdzie byf gmach
Music Central Hall; gmach wyda-
wnictwa Tribune" nowy gmach
nalezacy do National Life 1nsuran'
ce Co., ma La Sale str, pomiedzy
Madison a Monroe str. Jak via.
domo tel, ,konczy sic budowa dw6ch
wspanialych polskich koscioi6w,
sw. Jadwigi sw. Jozafata, jako
tez polskiego szpitala SIS. Nazare-
tanek.
Wykolejenie tramwaju.
Wczoraj popoludniu niemaia pa
nika powstaia pomiedzy jadecymi
W tramwaju elektrycznym. gdy ten
wyskoczyi ze SYN ma rogu ulic
Fullerton Milwaukee Ave. Wa
gon zapelniony byizwiaszcza Pola'
kami, parafanami sw. Jadwigl
powracaiacymi zabawy osrodo'
wei. Wagon uderzyi siup zela'
zny i mocno sic uszkodzii; podroz'
nj pospadali wielu z mich sic po-
tlukio lub pokaleczylo. Niektorzy
dose groanie albo bolesnie sic po'
kaleczyli; policya porozwoziia ich
do mieszkan. Byli to: Jan Frydry-
chowicz, 40 Bauwans st., ma ziama-
ne ramie rany W giowie; Albert
Foster, 1040 Wood st., ma rany W
gfowie; 8 letnia Anna Drzewiecka,
1O4O Wood str, stracifa kilka ze'
bow; Jan Chinowski, 81 Harvey
str, SLIME potfuczony; Franc Ma
iewski, 339 w. Webster ave, ma
zlamane ramie.
POlicyant smiertelnie pokale'
czGny.
Donosilismy niedawno, ze poll.
cyant William P. Ryan zastrzelif
sweeo imiennika Williama Ryan
ma rogu ulic Kinzie i Elisabeth
przypadkowo tym sposobem, re re-
wolwer jego, padajac, wypalif.
Zdaje sic, re przyjaciele zabitego
wczoraj chcieli sic zemscic "a ow
wypadek W og6le czyniac policya
odpowiedzialna, innego policyanta'
niejakiego Martina O'Malley,
pchneli nozem W brzuch. zaaranto.
wawszy ma rogu ulic Curtis / Kin
zie chwilowa b6ike zamieszanie.
Ranionego zswieziono do szpitala
powiatowego, a lekarze watpiq,aby
mogi wyzdrowiee. Arssztowano
dziesiec lobuz6w W okolicy sic u
wiiajacych, ale ieszcze brakuje
dwoch, ktorzy ns pewno braii u
dzial W zamieszaniu, ! tych policya
stara sic jeszcze znaleze. Ten. kto'
ry policyanta pchnai nozem, podo'
bno znajduie sic juA pomiedzy a.
resztowanymi.
Buffalo Bill".