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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-06-20
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWej.
Chicago, 90 czerWca 1902.

w tegorocZnych oelegacyacu
austro wegierskich, zar6wno re
strouy wegierskiej jak polskiej i
czeskiei, zwr6cono uwage hr. Co.
iuchowskiego na knowania wszech-
niemieckie W ziemiach monarchii
habsburskiej, wykazywano ich cha
rakter wrogi dla panstwa, i zadano
energiczuego wystapienia przeciw
tel podziemnej robocie. Minister
przyjqf wszystkie te uwagi dose
lekko zbyf je oswiadczeniami, z
kt6rych wynika, re ME zamierza
uczynic zadoSc zadaniom delega-
tow.
,,Przyznaie - tax m6wi} ma po-
siedzeniu delegacyi austryackiej,
- ze ruch taxi istnieje; ME wiem
jednak W jaki spos6b bym m6gt
pr1eciw MENU wystapic. Me "a.
przeczam, ze stowsrzyszenia e.
wangelickie, szczeg6lnie stowa-
rzyszenie Gustawa Adolfa, ruch
ten popieraja, lecz co do rzad6w
zwiazkowych niemieckich, to jest
pruskiego, saskiego bawarskiego,
moge stwierdzie, re postepuia one
nadzwyczaj poprawnie i ME mia
lem powodu przeciw MIN wysta-
pics.
Rzeczywi5cie rzady pahstw ME
mieckich ME biora W agitacyi tel
zadnego udziafu, niekt6re nawet
jak mp. pruski, niekiedy nadaja So
bic poz6r, iak gdyby go potepiaiy.
Me mniei iednak prawda jest, re
agitacya istnieje, szerzy sic coraz
wiecei, ma charakter bardzo ME-
bezpieczny, ze zr6dfa jej znajdu-
ia sic W cesarstwie Hohenzoller-
now. Celem tel caiej piracy jest,
jak przyznaja otwarcie Wszech-
niemcy, opanowanie drogi do A
dryatyku (Tryestu), do kt6rego
brzeg6w ma sic rozciagac wyma-
rzone wielkie panstwo niemieckie
W przyszfosci. Niezaleznie cd te-
go jeduak agitacya obejmuje wszy-
stkie kraie, W kt6rych znajduje sic
chociazby tylko garstka Niemc6w,
a vice Wegry, Siedmiogr6d, Bu-
kowine, Galicye, Kr6lestwo Pol
skie. i siega daleko ma wsch6d-a az
do Donu.
Zajmuia sic MIA gf6wnie try
stowarzyszenia: ,,zwiazek wszech-
niemiecki" (Alldeutscher Yer
band), ,,Fuudacya Gustawa Adol-
ia" (Gustaw-Adolph -Stiftung) i
,,Powszechne niemieckie stowarzy-
szenie szkolne" (Allgemeiner deu-
tscher Schulverein). Kazde tych
wszechniemieckich hakatystycz-
nych stowarzyszen, Lwyposazonych
ogromnie rozgaleziona organiza-
cys olbrzymimi funduszami pie
nieznemi, dziaia W swoim zakresie,
a wszystkie razem dziafajs 5ci5le
podlug planu utozonego przez
wsp6lne wszechniemieckie kiero-
wnictwo, dazace do torowania
Niemcom dr6g, W celu ustalenia
,,niemieckiego panowania ma swie-
Gle" (Weltherrschaft). ,.Alldeu-
tscher Verband" popiera materyal-
ME niemieckie stowarzyszenia, re-
kodziela i kupiectwo, a nawet po-
jedyucze osoby oddaiqce sic ro-
zmaitym zawodom. ,,Gustav-A-
lf-Verein" krzepi niemiecki pro-
tenstantyzm i .ruch: ,,Los Won
ROM, udzielajac hojnych datk6w
ma cele ko5cielne u propaganda
protestancka; wreszcie pAlIgemei-
ner deutscher Schulverein" "popiera
przewaznie niemczyzne W szkole.
Jedno tych stowarzyszen,
,,SchuIverein", odbyEo wlasnie
pred kilku dniami swe doroczne
walne zebranie, ns ktorem odczy-
sano sprawozdanie dzia}aluo5ci W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-06-20
Kronika MiejScoWa
NieDOczciWa matka.

Wczoraj popoludniu oko@o godz.
| 3 weszla dostatnio ubrana, mtoda,
przystojna kobieta do mieszkania
pani Maryi Dietrich pm. 695 Wells
str. prosiia ia o pozwolenie pozo-
stawienia ma chwile malego die
cka. Pani Dietrich ME zgodzita sic
ma to, bo powzieia podejrzenie; ME-
znajoma poprosifa wtedy, by jej
wolno bylo ma chwile zostawi6 re-
czny kuferek, p6ki dla dziecka W
sasiedztwie ME kupi mleka, a otrzy-
mawszy zezwolenie, odeszfa W
ciagu popoludnia wiecej sic ME po-
kazafa. Okolo godz. 7 wieczorem,
kiedy rodzina Dietrich6w siedziafa
przy wieczerzy, panna MayMeyer
W innym pokoju grata ma fortepia-
ME, cicha otworzono drzwi tego
pokoju jakaS kobieta zawiniqtko
polozywszy ma kobiercu, szybko
sic oddalila. Parma Meyer krzy-
knela przestraszona; nadeszta pani
Dietrich W zawiniatku spostrze-
strzegla niemowle okofo trzymie-
sieczae, W koronkowych sukien-
kach. Obie panic wybiegfy ma dw6r
"a nieznajoma ujrzaEy tylko, iak
nieznajoma skrecila ma ulice Flo
rimont. Pospieszyfy do rogu i do
wiedziaty sic, re jakas pani wfasnie
wsiadla do powozu odjechaia.
Dziecko oddano ma stacya policyj-
ma przy Larrabee str, apolicya po-
slata je do schroniska sw. Wincen-
tego.
Ma dOzywotnie wiezienie.
Wczoraj zakohczyt sic process o
zamordowanie Antonia Natalis, to-
czqcy sic pred sedzia Smith. O.
skarzonymi byli Fillipe Pioni i
Dominica Biamonte. Po ostatnich
przem6wieniach obronc6w i proku-
ratoryi, sedzia odczytaf instrukcye
sedziom przysieglym, kt6rzy o
godz. 4 popotudniu udali sic do
izby narad. o godz. 7 uwiadomi.
Ii sedziowie przysiegli sedziego
Smitha, re zgodzili sig ma wspolny
werdykt. Oskarzeni zostali uznani
winnymii i skazani ia wiezienie do
zywotne.
Niemcy rozgniewani.
Miejska rada szkolna wczoraj
postanowila, wedle polecenia SUI
perintendenta Cooley, wydalic,
resp. usunac, jako niepotrzebnych
potrzebnych zbytecznych, osuper-
wizora jezyk6w nowozytnych"
czterech kierownik6w szkof, 80 ma
uczycieli W szkofach elementar-
nycb 25 nauczycieli nauczycie-
lex W szkolach wyzszych. Ale u
chwala ia ME przeszla jednogfosnie;
niemieccy czEonkowie rady szkol-
nei meier, DIR. Stolz, Claussenius
Hartung) zamierzajq zfozyc "a
port mniejszosci przeciw usunieciu
superwizora jezykow nowozytnych,
dlatego, il piastujacy ten urzad jest
Niemcem, (dr. Gustav thinner
mann) az cd lat "a iuz jako TAXI po-
bierat pensya $500 rocznie, Wpra-
wdzie rada szkolna r6wnoczesnie
polecila zamianowac dra thinner
mama nauczycielem niemieckiego
iezyka W szkoIach wyzszych,z PEN
sys 0 lie MONA najwyzsza bo$2,OoO,
ale to wlaSnie oburza Niemc6w, DO
jako nauczyciel musiatby uczye
rzeczywiscie, podczas gdy jako su-
perwizor wolny jest Cd tego obo-
wiazku ma czas zajmowac sig in
nemi rzeczami,-a nadto pobieraf-
| by pensya @ $500 rocznie mniejsza.
Sprawa ia przy die raz jaszcze ma
stol W przyszla srode ma posiedze-
niu rady szkolrej zdaje sic, re
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-06-20
Telegrar11y.

Kr6l Albert saski umart WczoraJ
wieczorem o 8 godzinie.
Urodzif sic 1928 roku ojca
Jana, 6wczesnego nastepcy tronu'
Ksztafcif sie ma uniwersytecie W
Bonn, braf czynny udziat W wojnie
dunskiej, prusko-austryackiej i
niemiecko-francuskiej pod Giczy-
mem Sadowa, walczyf W T. 1870
pod Gravellote Sedanem. Wstapit
ma tron po ojcu W r. 1873. Mai "a
zone Karole, c6rke Gustawa Way
i ksiezniczki badenskiei Ludwiki'
W r. 1866 sprzyjat Austryi, lecz
po zwycieztwach Prusak6w pre-
szedf ma ich strone izostaf i'm wier-
nym az do koica zycia.
BERLIN, 2Sgo czerwca. -
General Book Polach zostaf miano-
wany komendantem 1go korpusu i
przedsiewziat inspekcye pojedyn-
czych pufk6w. Pod Tylza odbywa.
fy sic cwiczenia putku dragon6w.
General stall tyiu "a pufkiem,
wtem kazano dragonom zwr6cic sic
pedzic galopem. General stat
spokojnie, sqdzac, re konie go omi-
ma, tymczasem jeden dragon6w
zranit go lanca, trzymanq ME dose
wysoko. Rama generaia Book Po.
ZACH ME jest ciezka.
LoNDYN, 20go czerwca. -
Amerykanie wykupili wieksza
Geese miejsc ma trybunach, usta-
wionych okazyi uroczysto5ci ko-
ronacyjnych rozpuScili pogFoske,
ze wszystkie miejsca So juz rozku-
phone: Sprzedawali nastepnie bile,
ty po ogromnie wygorowanych ce-
mach, korzystajqc fatwowiernoSci
Anglik6w.
Lord Bressey zazqdaf W parla-
mencie subwencyi dla parowc6w,
gotowych razie wojny sfuzyt "a
statki pomocnicze foty angielskiej
Take okrety posiada linia Gu
nard" gdyby te jeszcze przeszty
w obce rece, stanowiloby to dla
Anglii narodowa kleske. Jest pa
tryotycznym obowiazkiem parIa-
mentu utrzymac okrety linii Gu
nard" pod angielskq fagq, dajac i'm
moznosc konkurowania okreto-
wynn, amerykanskim trustem.
Fort DE FRANCE, 20 czerwca. -
Cora Pelee wyrzucala sfup szlamu,
wysoki ma 100 metr6w, ktory to
| szlam padat ma Bass Pointe, zale-
wajac nizszq Geese tel miejscowo-
sci. 22 dom6w zniH1o pod sziamem,
lecz O stracie W ludziach mic ME
sGychat. P6fnocna Geese wyspy
Martyniki zamieszkanQ obecnie
bye ME moze. Ziemia jest pokryta
lava, szlamem i popiofem ma kilka
metr6w wysokosci.
RzYM, 20go czerwca. - Sedzia
Taft spodziewa sic dzisiaj otrzymac
list papieski W sprawie majatk6w
koscielnych ma Filipinach i ma ma
dzieje, re sprawa ia zostanie zala-
twionq po jego mySli. Taft ze swo-
lem otoczeniem odwiedzif wczoraj
amerykanskie Kollegium, gdzie
podczas Sniadania wni6st zdrowie
OLGA swietego prezydenta Roose-
velt. Studenci przyjeli ten toast z
trudnym do opisania zapafem.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, 20 czerwca. -
Najwyzszy sad stanowy odroczyf
sic, wydawszy kiIka waznych wyro-
k6w.
Uchwa!e legislatury, pozwalajqcq
wybieraG trzech nowych sedziow
powiatowych i trzech sedzi6w ape
lacyjnych W powiecie Cook, uznat
"a nielegalua.
Zabronif komisarzom parku Lake
Front stawiac budowle ma grun-
Gle miedzy ulicami Randolph
Monroe, przytykajacym do jezio
"a.
Przyznat urzedowi wyr6wnywa
MIA podatk6w prawo opodatkoEa-
MIA tel wfasnoSci kolei g6rnych'
kt6ra siuzy do utrzymywania ruchu
koleiowego.
UznaI "a waznq uchwafe legisla-
tnrv zanrOWadZaiaca noWe dy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-06-20

burmistrz Harrison. Dzisiejsze
niemieckie gazety okropnem o.
burzeniem rozpisuja sic o cafej
sprawie.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-12-13
LIauORs. cIaARs. eaocEaIEs.

Mrs. j. e. Monroe.
Commerce St, fredericksburg, Va, keep
the largest and most varied stock o.
Wines and Liquors in the city. She can
furnish you Whiskey at prices from $1.4
TO 81 per gallon. 1t includes Star A.
Kentucky Rye, Live Oak, Lord Balti-
more, King Lear, Jefferson Co. Rye, Wig
wan Indian Hill and many others.
Wines Of every description. Apple
Brandy $3.50 to 81 per gallon. A full
line OfCigars and Tobacco, Groceries, etc.
MRS. J. +. MONROE,
BIB Commerce ST. fredericksburg, Va
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-12-13
MHIsKEY. RRANnY- wINE-

Z In case goods. The finest assortment
in the city. Murphy Pure Malt Whiskey;
The Eagles Rye Whiskey, ) years old:
the Delaware Valley Rye, g years old.
the |. c. u. Whiskey,.. 10 years old; the
XNAA Monogram Old Rye; the Triumph
Celery Rye, fine goods; Rock and Rye. the
best made; John Gibson's Sons < Co.'S.
Old Whiskey, made on tho Monongahela
river. In addition still keep in stockthe
other leading brandss previously adver-
tised. Imported Wines and other brands
OF the best on the market. With thanks
for your liberal patronage in the past,
hope to merit continuance OF same 2O9
Commerce. st. J. T. HARRIS, at old
Racket Harris stand. r. S.-Fine line Of
Tobacco and Cigars.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-12-13

Bird Island. Mimi, Dec. 10.-George
Feever, aged 16 years. lost his life in
a fire which destroyed eight buildings
here yesterday. Feever's foot caught
in a doorway and he was roasted TO
death in plain view of spectators, who
were prevented by the flames from
reaching linn. Loss. $4,000: insur-
snce. $4,000.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1902-09-01
Stall Feeding Range Cattle.

The Idaho station has been conduct
ing some experiments to ascertain if
it be possible to successfully stall
feed the common range cattle. The
food consisted of chopped rye, chopped
wheat, chopped barley, bran, shorts,
hay and silage. In reporting on the
experiment Prof French says:
"In Bulletin No "a, a report was
made of experiments in feeding steers
to determine the economy of stall
feeding cattle with food products on
the farms of this section. The results
were fairly satisfactory under the con-
ditions which prevailed at the time.
Since then we have had a new stock
barn supplied with water from an ar
tesian well located on the farm. The
feeding tests reported in this bulletin
were made under the improved condi-
tions mentioned. The animals were
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1902-09-01

milk and also into beef. Happy own
er of such COW! He will be able to
get two values out of every pound of
feed. After the first cross he will
probably keep on crossing and as re-
suit will finally get-nothing or about
that The man that goes into reckless
crossing of the breeds is simply I'M
doing the work of past generations,
at least if he uses the milk producing
strains with the beef producing
strains. The mixing of blood is also
the mixing of color, the more you have
of one kind the less you have of the
other. Breed pure breeds or breed up
toward pure breeds, but do not at
tempt to cross breeds for the sake of
getting the highest service of each
kind
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1902-09-01
DO NOT CROSS THE BREEDS.

The advice given in the heading to
this short article will not be needed
by very many of the men that read it,
if we may judge of the future by the
past. In this country there seems to
be a recklessness concerning the
crossing of breeds that is truly aston
ishing. To breed up is commendable,
but crossing breeds is not breeding up
When a man takes scrub COWS and
breeds them and their female progeny
to males of some good dairy breed he
Is doing a commendable thing, and
helping both himself and the cOmmu-
nifty in which he lives. But when he
tries to cross two distinct breeds, such
as the Shorthorns and Jerseys, and at
tempts to continue that Indefinitely
he is on the road that does not lead
to success. The usual argument is
to use the dairy cow to get calf that
will have great milking tendencies in
her and to use the beef animal in the
same mating to give the same calf
great ability to lay on beef. Poor,
poor calf! How much is expected of
her! She must keep up the reputation
of both parents. 1t is the old attempt
to get something for nothing, to cross
so that the progeny will make GER
tain amount of food into butter and
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1902-09-01
How Is the Country to Increase Its
Beef SuppIy?

1t is very plainly seen that in the
ranges in public land by entry and
settlement, the increase of beef must
come from some other source, says
the Indiana Farmer" What is it?
Plainly, it is a fact that this increase
must come through the pure bred cat
tie. The country can come to this as
certainly as it did to pure bred swine,
which is the rule now, and not the ex-
cepton as in beef cattle. Pure blood
will increase the beef supply by max
ing 1900 to 1.40O cattle in twenty-four
months, whereas such beef now re-
nuires, as a rule, thirty-six months
that is, the same acres which now pro-
duce feed stuffs for 1000 pounds of
beef will, with pure bred cattle, pro-
duce $500 pounds of beef, though
growing no more grain or forage. But
another condition towards which we
are moving rapidly, and which, of
to the additional increase in beef pro-
duction, is that of feeding balanced
ration, in which protein, carbohyd-
rates and fat are duly proportional,
and so saving much of the feed pro-
ducts now grown on the farm. Corn,
now the chief reliance for feeding in
all stages Of live stock growth, is
low in protein, but the latter can be
produced abundantly on the farm by
growing cowpea and soy bean, both
rich in protein, and so used as for
age as to balance corn in it's high
qualities in the other respects And
so the beef supply is to be increased
by pure blood in breeding; by grow
ing protein foods as we'll as fat and
by large saving in feed stuffs by u.s.
ing these in balanced rations The
agricultural colleges and experiment
stations are doing a great work along
all these lines, and a marked advance
is being made by farmers.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1902-09-01
THE BREAK IN CATTLE PRICES.
Chicago Live Stock World

We have had long period of high
prices for beef cattle. Top notchers
began breaking records early this
year, and 1902 has sent statisticians
away back to war times for records of
high prices for prime beeves, and the
classes of cattle that most of us get
our beef from have ruled above nor
NAL prices for the primesL steers.
These prices have been unnatural and
were a result of unusual conditions.
The production of cattle has not kept
pace with the increase of population
in this country in the last few years
and, at the beginning of the drouth last
year, there was not normal supply
Of cattle In the feed lots, on the farms
and ranches of this country. With
the coming on of that drouth cattle
owners and feeders in the greatest
producing states of the union, Illirois,
Iowa, Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska,
became panic-stricken, rushed their
stock of young and unfinished cattle
year found the available supply of beef
cattle greatly reduced. Feeds of all
kinds were higher than they have
been for years, demand for meats was
abnormally heavy, and prices for beef
cattle did the inevitable, went to the
highest level seen in many years.
Nothing was surer than that these
prices could not last. While the corn
feeding states were rushing their
young cattle off on account of feed
conditions the great ranges were saw
ing all but the ripest of their vast
herds, and in addition were diligently
taking great numbers of the young,
thrifty cattle from the drouth states
and putting them on the rich pastures
of the ranges. The opening of the
season for marketing rangers found
these cattle in splendid beef condition,
prices higher than had ever been
known in range history, the cattle
suddenly began coming in large num-
bers. and, together with the mode?
rate marketing of native cattle, put
the supplies on market above the i'm
mediate beef demands and, with a
bumper crop and cheaper prices for
corn just ahead of us, the inevitable
has happened. Prices have broken
sharply and it is fairly safe to pre-
dict that they have not yet seen the
bottom.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1902-09-01

The Ranch can secure for
its readers reduced rates on
most newspapers ana maya
zines. Write us for rates on
the periodicals you wish to
take.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1902-09-01

que and switch. Sire Recorder 29239,
by Combination Sd he by Combina-
ton. Dam of Recorder is Brown Bes-
sic 1897, champion butter cow at the
Worlds Fair. Dam of Recorders best
Son is Tapestry, 566O7, with record
of 23 lbs, IL OF. butter I have also
one yearling pure-bred Jersey bull en-
titled to registry, and three yearlings
not to be registered, but of the same
stock. Address L. r. Hansen, Flor
ence, Wn.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1902-09-01
JERSEY BULLS

FOR SALE-The fine Jersey bull,
Recorders Best Son 1882, bred by H.
C. Taylor Orfordville, Wis, dropped
June %, 1897 Solid color, black ton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-31


o the s Of o6 p prices 1cs %srs tin Th
tied. spot closed 2slOq2s3Oc The foreign market
at fs5 Is g. The RGs aca
si S"i g s1snss S
and casting, Il. e591l 75c At London rather nrmer
no % al @ is h Gs sP % S 9d fs
proved slightly in the English market gaining Is 3D. TO
4s price sPesr gnehangsd STEADY
n 10y z'iloll - o. cosihe az no rs 90
closed At 50; "a Rd Ind @ a. EOS 9d y
vas eg WsTTants nomas Nc s. 1gndy N3rthsrn
SqGt5 f5s EE 81 fsnd s2a arEe 10, bos
and nossses was steady but unchanged No important
new lots Of syEuPs were offered by rsnsFs t9da The
fsSs Coed goo pP e 5
good, 17giec; prime, iSa2Ic; fancy. 28aq7c
OCEAN FREIGHTs@ business was light and the in
auiry for vessels limited in the steam and sail tonnage
changed. Quotations Liverpool. London Iasgow ana
Sd 10 Pss r 10 n 20 pigs ,
Is Sd CHARTERS Danish steamer. 1891 tons deals.
s goh British 81 sesm %e s s tons West indian trade
three months private terms French ship 1000 cases
bark s2s tons, lieorioe root Alicante New-YqrK.
mington. n G. to Boston. l45zc; schooner S4I tons.
si2 tons sand Maurice River 70 Lynn 81 2S schooner
iS tons ss an Ms 6a Kys9 70 6s5 %
oI!s|cottSEseed oil was inactive and more Or less
fnand but steady Quotations Petroea vas
q
troleum bbs 81 90 and in bulk 81 e5 Philadelphia bbs
81 is and in bulk so: refined New-Yor SIS 30
summer yellow AN case. Of summer yellow diva
G 4e S yee ssasc hseed seed esS
raw s7dssc; OF town raw eS46e; Calcutta raw s5c
si6SsAtter stead opening provisions Ss de,
followed II up with strong rally that closed the
the late grain ADVANCE we're leading bun factors chi
cago had 1900 head Kansas city 4.50o, and Omaha
quoted Mess SIS 5oGs19 so family. $40 So short clear
Slo6S21 -BEEF-6teady- quoted: Mess $40 ap'
s22as24 ...s BEEF HAsis-Guiet, Quoted s22qs23
MEATsWPcSied Bellies quiet, Quoted smoking. l2,sc;
ifeas i aSotad y aa Peked STEADY Pa quoted
gI2szc.. TAIL6w-oust: city s&g eountr;g s
STEADY quoted ioso@o Soc Tened srd steady QUOTED
South AeIsq Lie c9n5gfnt Bs1S kegs is
quoted cleo lsSsc: city lard stearine l2isc,
RIcE-Japan rices are having good demand at fui!
fates A. the South s,a1y quiet and
unchanged We quote; pomeste comon % low fair 9 =
s sesse. "SS4e j Java i$aS Ransoon IN
NsTG4R-Rehned sugar quiet but steady and uncanged
with few grades oyersold We quote: Cutloaf crushed
powdered 81 So powdered, powdered and fruit
POWDERED Eagle confectiorers granuated - so
Cartons and bags gTanulaed s. So Eagle n
bags Of fine graduated 81 So Eagle fine granulated
standards graduated ana diamond A. g. cenfectioners
A. s. 45 No 81 30; No and No g. 8 %s Nc a. T. %
s. IS: 10 TO- 10 70 IL $s7s 10 T. % ard sa 20
10 IT, So IS; No 10 SO 60; crystal doinos So rs sale
O. about 500 tons Rico muscovado made
st 2%c SO test exship This Is at the old price
quoted al 3ssn3 7-lec, moasses 50 test az
2Mc. The London beet market was steady pO'
unchanged. with July at ss and August at Us Nd
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a. an ports The effect on prices while NOT 60 -,
10 n-ess as might have been expected was s1cIent
cut as II to duplicate TUESDAYS bresE
houl with receipts heavy the aar
putting t iotelgn houses selling traders
was evidently oversold sellers a ts nsryo,s
ar ersi s export runeIs Covering began slowly
export reports until final prices showed AMI sIo "a Oh
anu were IN some eases 1se higher Tbe intsrior
reached total OF 600 bush corns rth
alxiooo bush last winter wheat aona rs o b,s
against $4,000 bush. Foreign news renort"S a = a.
cne az Liverpool and partial 10 to * nnints dsnea
lions through all Central States with few eborreps IN
lows * 49, peails OF the export were as fol-
YORK Z loads No Northern Chicago and ioads No
n winter all here ouports did 81 loads In addition
Quotations Of wheat h aof 10 b t@cgi reeeners
@ NO red !6tsc elevator and 77sc ahoat;
s0&ci No hard Manitoba SIT all nIn. ork d
kpg,st ase August 5-10 No red New-York 7sc
cor ST. Eo-Sl; CoRN-For actual price movement
pst took the lead Breaking nc per bush in the
st hor subsequently regained all but Nc and closed
started on ' win shorts active buyers The rally
and was continued later as matter of SYM
es 80 WIN wheat Crop itself
tne West Gables @ai I'd lower and exnor trade
,ni On the other hand primary receipts
Casa 1000 bush against 401 600 bush
Tues 5000 bush on local 10000 bush
sSo., 20 corn closed 65c elevator and 66c.
OATS-FolloNinE the lead Of other markets oats
In the forenoon, but later closing
nout. former selling from 40d4sc and latter 62c
sSsaInst one the previous night Weather
se % west ana crop bearsh Chicago received
sales here amounted bush. 2 closed
Doc no &c; No white, 64ac No white, e4c track
CSC RYE-Market easy: No western e6Ec and
s &c Western e53.e both ahoat: state e2a
&c &c .BARLEY-Market Arm Feeding quoted
5Ac. I, Buffalo.