davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-11-21

beda procesowam przed sadem
polowym.
Petersburg, 2t listop. = Cd
chwili powrotu hr. Wittego do
Rosyi, ME ustaja napaSci ma jego
osobe re strony wszelkich prawie
partyi politycznych. Socyalisty-
czne gazety zowia go klamca,wy-
socy urzednicy gromadza mate
ryal aby przeciw MENU wyste-
powac, a gazety reakcyjne lza
go W artykulach, zowiac go szach-
rajem, klamca, zdrajca, szulerem
politycznym i finansowym itp.
Tylko Kowalewski broniac wo w
,,Stranie", dowodzi, re jest on
najrozumniejszym czlowiekiem W
panstwie i utrzymuje, re napa-
Sci ma niego pochodza zazdro-
sci, i obawy,by ma nowo ME zys-
kal wplyw6w.
Liberalna prasa omawia wielki
skandaI, ktory ma jaw wyszed} W
zwiazku wyznaczeniem $5,ooo.-
600 rzadowych pieniedzy ma "a
kupno zboza dla prowincyi dot
knietych glodem. Kontrakt dano
niejakiemu Lidwalowi, ktory do
tychczas ME zajmowal sic spree
daza zboza ktory tylko tenn sic
odznaczyl, re byi przyjacielem
Grurki, asystenta ministra spraw
wewnetrznych. Lidwal otrzymai
zaliczke 100000 i kontrakt ma
Gene zboza o a Gently ma buszlu
wyzsza, anizeli ceny targowe.
Lidwal posfal bardzo malo zbo-
"a, usprawiedliwiajac sic brakiem
wozow transportowych.
Odessa, Fl listop. - Gromada
rewolucyonist6w usiiowala tn
wczoraj zamordowac naczelnego
komisarza policyi i tax uporczy-
vie ma niego nacierala, ze usta-
pila dopiero, kiedy poicya dasa
ognia dziala Maxynra, w sku-
tex czego-trzech nacierajacych
zosta4o zabitych, trzech ranionych
a inni uciekli.
lima grenada terrorystow IRA
bowala wczoraj $4,000 z biura
rosyjskiej kompanii nawigacyJnej
zamordowala jednego policyan-
ia.
Pomimo faktu, re partya re-
generacyonistow przez rad
zostaia uznana, policya skonfis-
kowala wczoraj 200 egzemplarzy
odezwy przez te partye wydanej.
Rzym, Fl listop. = Wczoraj od-
bylo sic tp zgromadzenie anarchl-
stow celem naradzenia sic mad
tenn, czyli nalezy zrobic jaka de-
monstarcye W czasie oczekiwa-
nego przybycia krola greckiego
Jerzego. Policya zarzadzila ener-
giczne srodki ostroznosci. Wszy-
stkie osoby ME mieszkajace stale
w miescie lub bez zatrudnienia
zostana wywiezione Rzymu,
MIN przybedzie krol jerry.
Kansas City, FL listop. - Kon-
gres Trans Mississippi zosta} OF
warty tu wczoraj przedpoludniem.
Wszystkie miejsca byly zajete
reprezentowane byly tez wszy>
stkie stany, ale najliczniej stany
doliny Mississippi. zachod. Me
zmiernie wiele byio gosci Wi
dzow. Kongres otworzyl David
R. Francis ze St.Louis,. a H. D,
Loveland z San Francisco popo-
fudniu przemawia} o przysz}osci
Kalifornii. Wieczorem przema-
vial sekretarz stanu Root o sto-
sunkach Stan6w Zjednoczonych
do republik poiudniowo amery-
kanskich o swojej podrozy w
owych republikach. Po sesyi pan
Root wyjechal do Waszyngtonu'
New York, 2I listop. = Sekre-
tarz Taft odwiedzil wcZoraj bra
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-11-21
TELEGRAM Y.

wczorajszej SeSyl senatu seilsacye
gwaitownem zaatakowaniem We
wnetrznej zagranicznej polityki
rzadu. Wyraziwszy ubolewanle
mad tenn, re katolicy W hraju ME
posiadaja dosyc odwagi, ably z
przesladowcami swoimi TAX sic o.
bejsc, jak czynia terrorysci W
Rosyi, = de Villaine oskarzal
rad, re oddaje sic W rece Wiel-
kiei Brytanii domagal sic wy
ja$nienia, czyli jest prawda, re
Jest w planie konwencya miiitar-
ma pomiedzy w. Brytania a Fran
eva jako przygrywka do ,,wiel-
kiej awantury'', w ktora wdac
Sc zamierzaja minister spraw "a
granicznych Pichon minister
wojny P Piquart wraz z pre-
mierem Clemenceau. Premier od-
powiedzial, broniac obu ministroW
! oswiadczajac, re ME moze mic
powiedziec o porozumieniu z
Anglia, ME chcac dawac jakichs
oSwiadczen wojennych; minister
Pichon powiedzial, re VI taxi spo-
sob ME ma prawa przemawiac
de Villaine, ktory ma krawedz
zguby dopnowadzil Francye,
potem senat 2I3 glosami przeciw
81 odrzucif interpelacye senate
ra i dal votum zaufania rzadowi.
Paryz, 2I listop. = w Marsylii
odbyla sic inwentaryzacya kos
cioS6w pred switem, ,zanim lud-
nose sic obudzila powiodla sic
zupeInie. w departamencie He
rault wszedzie wladze natrafialy
ma opor. w Pignau palaca siarke
rzucono dachu zalrystyi i
zofnierze kilkakrotnie cofac sic
musieli pred dymem, a kiedy
chciano koscioi zalac woda, Okla
zalo sic, re rury wodne byly "a
tkane. Inwentaryzacya ME po-
wiodia sic przez Gala noe nastep-
ma. w St. Bauzille biciem w
dzwQy zgromadzono ludnosc'
kt6ra otoczyla koSciol; prefekt
miaI "a malo wojska, by opor ten
zIamac. w Couroonsec zoinierze
przemoca dopomogli do inwenta-
ryzacyi, podczas gdy ma divorce
narod spiewal nabozne piesni.W
Grabels w podobny sposob doko-
nano inwentaryzacyi.
Berlin, FL listop. Srodkl
przez rad zarzadzone celem zla-
mania oporu dzieci szkolnych w
polskich prowincyach zaczynaJa
okazywac sic o tyle skuteczny-
mi, re w wielu miejscach rodzice
dzieciom polecaja wyrzec sic
strajku, byleby ME odbierano ro-
dzicom prawa .wychowywania
wiasnych dzieci. w Gnieznie
skonfiskowano gazette ,,Lech" "a
to, IL pismo to krytykowalo od-
powiedz cesarza ma petycye Po!a-
k6w. Rozgoryczenie wzrasta, ale
brutalnosc rzadu zwycieza, tenn
bardziej, re wiadze rozpuszczaia
pogioski, jakoby kardynaaowi
Koppowi udafo sic usposob,c Wa
tykan przychylniej dla polityki
rzadu.
Warszawa, Fl listop. - Pre-
kupiwszy jednego aresztowa-
nych cz1onk6w szajki, ktora 8 Ii"
stopada ma dworcu W Rogowie
-obrabowaia pociag pocztowy I
zabrala 100000, policya dowie-
dziala sic o nazwiskach j miesz-
kaniach innych ID czlonkow szaj-
kiil T zdolala ich aresztowac. Ra-
Lszem teraz w smiezieniud znajduje
-ssiex czsonk6w szajki' Wszyscy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-11-21
Ze spraw miejskich.


ma korzysc szpitlla Chicago u
Mon. Pani burmistrzowa Dunno
nalezy do komitetu urzadzajace-
go, a p. burmistrz ma bye. prze'
wodniczacym. Giownym mowca
bedzie senator zwiazkowy Till
man PoIudniowej Karoliny,
jezeli ma zmiane programa ME
wplynie deputacya Negrow, kto-
ra wczoraj dowodzila mnyorowi,
re nalezy W Chicago obawiae sic
rozruch6w, jezeli Tillman W Or
chestra Hall dopuszczonym 20
stanie do glosu. Ten senator SEE
rzy w swych mowach nienamisc
rasowa, pochwala publiczne "lyn-
cze" i bra{ udziai osobisty we
wymierzaniu Murzynom doraz-
nei sprawiedliwosci. Murzyni
chca panu Dunno ziozyc dowo-
dy, ze m6wia prawde.
Wczoraj wreczono mayorowi
miasta petycye, zadajaca stanow-
czo zaprzestania wszystkich ro-
bot przygotowawczych W spra-
vie rozszerzenia targowej czesci
ulicy Halsted. Wiekszosc Was
cicieli odnosnych posesyj jest
przeciwna projektowi, a istnienie
jego naraza wSaScicieli domow
ma straty, gdyz Mkt ME chce wy
dzierzawiac cd mich sklepow i
mieszkafi ma dluzszy czas. Mayor
Dunno, ktory osobiscie popiera
projekt rozszerzenia ulicy Hal
,sted, znalazl sic w obec delegacyi
przeciwnikow tego projektu w
klopotliwem poiozeniu.-
Komisarz Bartzen zlpowiada,
re oczysci sic z zarzutu jakoby
/ nazwai aldermanow lapownika-
mi. Ma nadzieje, re mianowany
przez burmistrzl komitet stanie
po jego stronie.
Do nowego zakiadu palenia
kuchennych odpadkow, istnieja-
cego ma rogu ulic 80 i Iron, od-
stawia sic dziennie- Sc ton takich
odpadk6w.
Wesole posiedzenie w sadie.
Pred sedzia Brentano opo-
wiadai wczoraj starry Niemiec
w. Martel swoja przygode z Ne
grem Jones, ktory mu ukradi z
1
kieszeni S105 w gotowce pacz-
ke roznych przekazow pieniez-
nych. Martel ME dos}yszy i mo-
wi fanana angielszczyzna. lego
syn powtarzai mu pytania sedzie-
go przez trabke akustyczna, a sta
rec zwyczajem gluchych odpo-
wiadai ma pytania tax gromkim
giosem, re echo rozlegaio sic po
wszystkich korytarzach. Pokaza-
no Niemcowi paczke przekazow,
a ten uszczesliwiony odnalezie-
MEM zguby, schowai paczke DO
kieszeni, ME mogac nastepnie
zrozumiec, dlaczego sedzia kaze
mu ja zwr6cit. smias sic prze-
swietny sad, smiali sic przysie-
eli i adwokaci, smiala sic publ
cznosc, a tylko Meyer Jones oyi
markotny / ME usposobiony we
solo.
Nierniie spotkanie.
Przed sedzia Pinkney stanai
wczoraj elegancki inteligentny
miody cziowiek tiomaczyl sic
zarzutu, jakoby W skiadzie fir
my Smyth and Co. skradi ko-
sztowne dywany wartosci $4,000.
Oskarzyciel zarzuca nadto o.
wemu elegantowi rome inne
sprawki, zwracajac przytem, u
wage przysiegiych ma jego prze-
szlosc, spedzona po czesci W no.
wojorskim zak}adzie karnym.
| Oskaraony zirlna krwia przy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-11-21

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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-09
|BAPTIsMAL ROBE BALLGoWN

That this is the age Of utilitarianism
has been proclaimed, and if ANYBODY.
demands proof Of the statement let it
be found in the recent achievement of
an upper West Side girl She took her.
baptismal robe incidentally the robe
used use 8 by three generations of her fore fore
and the deviD, a garment hand EN-
broidered in fine circles and squares.
This delicate made robe she converted
into a modern ballgown by ripping off
the yoke and inserting the gathered
fnery into the regulation high girdle.
The skirt swasf broad enough to permit
the conventional show. of plaits Amin
sertion Of fine hand-embroidery was
made about four inches from the hem,
and the edge was scalloped and finished
in Valenciennes lace. Some persons
may cry out against such use OF robe
with church lions, but this girl
is an avowed bachelor girl, and prob
ably the garment never would have
been used again if she had not thought
up the new way.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-09
RALLY FOLLOWS A
SLUMP IN STOCKS
CONFUSED. MOVEMENT IN PRICES
AT WALL STREET OPENING.
Disposition to Take Advantage Of Yes
terday's Profits Drives Favorites
Down, but Active Buying Shortly
After Noon Causes Prices to Return
to Last Nights Closing Level.

- 81
New York, May 9.-The movement In prices
at the opening Of the stock market today was
a good deal confused, realizing of profits making
was fresh strength shown Northern Pacific,
Minneapolis, st. Paul & Sault Ste Marie, Con-.
solidated Gas and Smelling advanced large frac-
tions and Distillers' Securities n. There was
81 fall Of 9 points in Anaconda
Altho a few stocks were advanced shortly after
the opening, selling increased gradually and
there was q more general disposition to take
nrotits ar Yesterdays rise which resulted In
DAYS closing 60 s. Ssss 81
over NIGHT losses reached in Great Northern
snreferred 1:s; In ST. IPanI ~ ins Reading, u
tion nreferred iss In Union Pacific az in Della
ware s. Hudson and In 7sRaltimore. & Ohio,
United States steel preferred, Amalgamated
Copper and Locomotive
Gains that x,oros asta hl;s,od IN the first few
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tered, 1851; Baltimore y Ohio, ll21s Cana
uiaii l.aclllc ib5; sLneAapeaKe unlo, 5JA
InIcago Greut western, 70; chicago, Milwaukee
y st. Paul, f2Aa; lie Deeis, 10 "; Denver y
rio tiranae, AZ; Denyer y isio Gralue preferred,
s9aai e Erie, f41A; Erie - hrst preierrea, 1oA,
11b.a; Louisville a Nashyine, las " Missouri,
Kansas asIeAas, 81 vs. New York Central, l42ls,
preferred, o.; Ontario s. Western, 4YN; Penn
sylvania, 1b; Rand Mines, y; keading, 67A;
heading first preferred, AZ; Reading second pre-
ferred 40; Southern Railway, 3SA; Southern
halfway preferred 1Os; Southern pacihc, 6ess J;
Union Pacific, 1919; Union Pacific preferred,
0S; United States Steel, 41M United States
Steel preferr.A, 11Oh; Wabash, 211a; Wabash
preferred, 49,; Spanish fours, 93
Bar silver, steady, Bid per ounce.
Money, 3M3A per cent
The rate Of discount in the open marker
for short bills is .3H@4 per cent. The rate
or discount In the open market for three
months bills is 3M0l4 per cent IA.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-09
CHICAGO GRAIN
WHEAT MARKET FIRM AT ToDAY's OPEN
- ING-CQRN IN DEMAND

WHEAT MARKET FIRM AT ToDAY's OPEN
1NG-CoRN IN DEMAND.
Chicago, May 9.-The wheat market was firm
today. largely upon a report that st. stocks ks OF
during the last few days. In addition to this,
cables were firm and 1t was reported that there
was lack Of rain in India which might re-
suit in damage of limited extent. Liverpool
of good wheat, which opened up a prospect OF
export shipments July opened 1s@Ac higher
at 70%c and held steady at the opening figure.
Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago reported re-
ceipts ofsS7 against 212 last week and
90 one year ago.
The market ruled strong all day, chiefly be-
cause of reports Of heavy frosts In the north
BY houses with northwestern connections. The
high point for July was 1915 @SOc. The close
was firm at 791sc.
s5@ssc; No. hard. s2@s5c; No. hard. roo
S3c; No. northern, 84@S6c; No. 2 northern,
s2@s4c; No. spring, S0@s4c.
corn msstet Msy uy s
wheat and because of reports of continued cold
weather in the corn belt. There was good
demand from traders and Commission houses, but
offerings were not large. July opened Asc high
er at 45Bc and held steady. Trading was not
in large volume. Local receipts were 20 cars,
with II Of contract grade
The market ruled steady for the greater part
Of the day on buying by commission houses and
cash Interests. but this support Jagged near
the middle Of the session and prices dropped
a tride: The close was steady with July at
Cash corn. No. 2, 4ss4 @4ec; No. 8, AN
Close: Corn, May, 47@471kc; July, 451s@
The oats market was quiet and steady. July
was unchanged at 31hc. LOCAL. receipts were
11S cars.
Close: Oats, May, 32ssc; July, s1Ac.
The following the range of prices: -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-09

$e Is; bulk. s6.15; light. common to fair, sso
common to fair, se.o5 to $s15; good to choice,
eM to $625; heavy, fair. So to se.15 good to
ehfies t. s sSuss s0gs 1872
lbs! y IS, Sc 20 70 So 1s2 Us ie5 ibs
$6.15; -, 2ls lbs $6.15; so, 240 lbs, Sc. 121a;
g. 2 is lbs, 1910; 10. $50 lbs, sso7S; a. 22
= Pigs, koughs and nc Underyeights $40 lbs,
lbs 80 50; l. $40 lbs, $3.50 SO lbs S.
/ boar. $50 lbs. $3.50
killing cattle moderate and some good steers in
sight. Prices for killing cattle generally steady
Stockers and feeders generally steady. Veal
steady; mich cows steady on best grades; COM
mon kinds dull to 81 lower. 4
sotshsf 1857 bs sa5 Il ss
ssS IS f. ia7S $50 lbs i6s
Butcher Cows and Heifers-2, 1900 lbs, 1910;
i, 12Oo lbs, $3.50; 1, $50 lbs, go; s, 1868
1bs $ $3.50 is 90 s5o lbs $3.50; eS bs
$3.25; 2, 1,o15 lbs, So.
Cutters and Gamers, s2s lbs, $500; 8,
s5e = lbs, s1.7b; l, 800 lbs, s175; l, $50 lbs,
H.. But IS s6 1us Is s1o lbs $780, T.
Nesi ca1vesls s'o 1873 Ss lbs, s125 s. 12s lbs.
s4.25: 20. 11e lbs, s41o; 8, III lbs, s4.1o; 2,
100 lbs, 1915; A, los lbs, $3.50; I, 1o6 lbs,
Stock ar and = Feeding sssers2 s2s lbs g;
lbs, s.. 60: T., 700 lbs s.: e5 s. so lbs, IS 60;
/ 4, 1871 lbs $3.50; ID, 465 lbs, $500; %, 4O6
lbs, $3.50; 10, 1886 lbs, s3.4o: 100, 4s1 lbs,
1925; 2, $50 lbs, rs; 9, 341 lbs sS.25; 1,
4 Stock Cows and Heifers-1, $40 lbs, So; 2,
80 lbs $275: S,-446 lbs, $780, 4, To lbs,
g. go; 1, 800 lbs, $3.50; z, 241 lbs, $3.50; 5,
/ S96 lbs, $3.50; 1, TO lbs, $3.50; 1, $40 lbs,
I $40; 3, $50 lbs, $2.40 1, 100 lbs, $40; L,
/ $40 lbs, 1925.
! Mich Cows and Springers-2 cows and calf,
4 $65; 1 cow and calf, $3s; 1 COW, $50.
I .SHEEP-Receipts fairly LIBERAL run consisting
Of shorn sheep and lambs. Prices steady fol
/ sheep and lambs.
| Killing Sheep and Lambs-511 shorn lambs 81
/ lbs 1925; 254 shorn lambs. So lbs S6.25; 254
shorn lambs. SO lbs. 1925; 1O5 shorn lambs. 81
lbs. $50; "a shorn lambs, SO lbs. So; 10 shorn
lambs, 81 lbs, 81.
/ Among the shippers on the market were:
4 g.. Ward, Hasty; j. johnson. NJ. Ryan. Litch
Z. field; H. Nelson Atwater; e. B. Ahern State
Bank. Lisbon, N. D.; o. ]. Nordlfn G. Jer
dale, G. Bawera. Montgomery; g. W. Dodge
Madelia; J. w. Gilbert Glen U1len; G. O. Lee
Medford.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-09
THE CASH TRADE
sTAAD1NESs TODAY AND FEW IMPoRTA1
PRICE CHANGES =

sTAO1NEss TO-DAY AND FEW IMPORTANT
PRICE CHANGES, = =.
year: shipments 1 car. Duluth. 81 cars.
s prices Minneapolis. cash. Sis; to ar.
oATS-No. 8 white oats closed at s1Ac, Re-
ceiPts, u cars: shipments. Al cars
OORN--No yellow corn closed at 4bNc Re-.
neipts, 10 cars; shipments, 2 cars.
EHRD AND COARSE MEAL-Coarse cornmeal
and cracked corn, in Sacks sacks extra. sta
a12bi No. ground feed, % corn and Is oats
1s.lD SACKS; saeks extra. s17.5o@17.75; No. Z
I SACKS extra, 91sQ16.25; No. ground feed, 1-3
s9s no and Is oats 7olb sacks sacks extra
ab MLsST IS HK IN bulk 5o@1S5
xed dog, S19 50@2O; ali in Minneapolis;
in e0O-lb sacks. 81 per ton additional; In iOO-Ib
SACKS. $l.9o per ton additional; red dog. in
140s. SIS o b. Shipments. 1.227 TONS
RENO. closed at 55A @56No Receipts,
/ car: shipments / car -
mailing grades 4f@47c. Receipts cars;
shipments. il cars. Demand is i-st-class for
ell offerings.
HAY---Tmothy, choice, $1,000; No. i, $1o@
10:b0i No. 2 $50; No. 8, $7@S mixed, S.
y;s;so@ ssaa No; 500; -: 3, ss5o@7; mid:
straw, 1904. Receipts 50 tons.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-09
THE OLD KENTUCKY HOME
Sons Of the Bluegrass Will Be There
for Week.
.Euervhndv,s

everybody s..
sOld Home Week. which has be-
come al institution in New England.
has beer adopted by the Kentuckians.
Founders Of states, dauntless pioneers.
great by many names and in many ways
1t would be painting the lily to praise
the sons Of old Kaintuck; and the love-
illness Of the Kentucky women is be-
You'd all praise. Land of colonies anu
rivers and mountains and blue grass:
raiser of horses sWifter than the wind
and mint julips inimitable; rich in
statesmen, big, fertile; she of the kind
heart and the 6 glad hand come,
come, we shall be dropping into poetry
next, and Kentucky has poets enough
of her own. This is to say, homecom-
ing for all Keptuclians who have wan
dered to other lands or foreign shores
is scheduled for Louisville June IA, Is,
16, IL. Judges and governors by the
mile will be on hand. Henry Watterson
is to make the main speech of welcome.
June IA will be s Foster Day. in mem
DRY Of the author of MY Old Ken
lucky Home, who is to be variously
honored and cannot be honored too
much. Don t you want to come home
and see the folks7 !" You betl
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-09
MISCELLA

NEW YORK COTTON, May s-The cotton
market opened steady at unchanged prices to an
advance Of 3 points, the gains being on the
near positions which were Influenced by cables
while favorable weather in the south checked
the advance in the new crop months. Prices
held steady during the middle of the morning
ranging about 1@2 points net higher. Trading
was moderately active 800 :
The market at midday was moderately active
and steady, with prices 2 to points net high
er, and brokers supposed to represent the bull
Clique. supporting the May option.
spot, quiet; middling uplands, 11.soc; mid
Cotton futures opened steady; May, II pc;
July, 11.12c; August, l0.95c; September. 1O.7Oc;
U NC ed l0.63c; December, 10.64c; January,
Spot cotton closed quiet, Is points higher;
mddling uplands, 11.05c; middling gulf 12.2Oc
No sales, So
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-09
MINING AND CURB STOCKS
Journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service. ss Fl
Boston. May 9.--The copper market opened
quiet with. little change. but with the feeling
more bullish all around. Shannon Is in denand
and Ia az per cent are talked of for the nrnh.
able dividend on North Butte, with the odds in
favor of 2 per cent. ~ & As =. - -
Boston quotations at Il M, Nav o.: Adj.
venture s Allonez. 81; AAmerican Zinc 10 bid:
Arcadian, 3; Arnold, 4 bid; sAshled bid; Allan
TIC, l71a Boston Consolidated. 23A; Bingham,
30; Bonanza, % bid. Black Mountain 1O1S Bid:
Butte Eyp,.4 asked; Butte 4 London, III bid:
Butte Condition, 33h bid; Calumet s. Hecla, 695;
Centennial m 24 Copper Range, 781a; Con. Mer.
e gu ~; Calnmet Arizona. Id; Calumet &
e e,n. na,s u Ely ~ bid; Dom. S. 2sss
Pa Butte = bid; Elm River, bid FRANKLIN,
fogsla sS 2e 9anct1 5is
10 bid; LIS r. IS bid Nv M msWeen az:
Maynower. 90 bid; Michigan, IL bid: Mohawk,.
60A ; Mont. Coal & Coke, 81: Nevada Cons,
leA North Butte, 92h; Old Colony. 1 asked;
Old Dominion, 40ss IS; Osceola 106; Parrot, "a:
Phoenix. asked; Pittsburg & Duluth, 10 bid;
Quincy. 9S; Raven, a A bid; Rhode Island. II u
bid: Santa Fe, 1M bid; Shannon 9h; Shoe Ma
chinery, SIX bid: Shoe Machinery preferred,
81 bid: Tamarack, 1O2; ,Tecumseh, s191a bid;
Tenn, 40 bid; Trinity, OK; United Copper
813s United Copper preferred, 90 bid; United
States Mining, 80: United States Mining pre-
ferred. 49, Utah. 81 u : Union Land, az bid
United Fruit. 106M bid; Utah Nevada, a bid
Victoria. "a, Washington, / bid; Winona, 615
Wolverine. 1851: Wyandot, Is; Warren 9Dey
Co.. 10 asked: Swift. loo.
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MONEY REPORTS

. PARIS, May o.-Three per cent rentes 99f
2c for the account Exchange on London, 25f
1910 for checks.
MINNEAPOLIS. Mar Bank clearings to-
DAY, ~ 625 62s 81: New York exchange, selling
Chicago exchange selling rate. doc premium;
buying rate. lOc premium: London go. day sight
documentary exchange, s4.s1%. Local money,
51a @6 per cent for selected paper.
ST. PAUL, May 9.-Bank learings today,
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OMAHA LIVESTOCK May s.-Cattle re-
cepts 6.200; market DC to 1Oc lower: native
steers, $4@5.45: cows and heifers S31564. 60 ;
western steers, $3.25@4 So: stockers and feeders
$3.25@4.S5; calves. $3.50@5.75. Hogs. receipts
S,000 market steady; bulk of sales, $6.20@
6.221a. Sheen. receipts 5000; market steady; ;
lambs $7@7.35; sheep. $@6.70.
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ACTIVE BONDS AND CURB STOCKS.
New York quotations TO / p.m May s.:

ACTIVE BONDS AND CURB STOCKS.
New York quotations to pm, May 8:
Japanese lists, 9sh, 90, 9S1s.
Japanese Eds, OF
Japanese 41as, s15s, Oily, s17s.
Erie Conv. :" 1O2 bid
United States Steel 973s, 81, 97B, 81.
Z Reading As, 1Oo%, 1OO1a, 1oOss, 1908, 10OA.
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy As, 1914 @ss1a
4 Southern Pacific As, 92@93
Atchison As, 1O1@1O1M
Baltimore s. Ohio as, 1O11a, @1O2A.
A. L. As, 7sal, 70.
A. L. IS, 113A, 1877.
Rock Island Is, 77Q77h.
Rock Island 5s, S9M9O.
e Tin Can common, az @7h
Tin Can preferred 61k @62.
CRANKY, 12A 0131a
InterborOugh, 225m22S
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK, Nav e,-cattle

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK. May s.-cattle-Re.
beeyes. $4.10@e.2o; cows and heifers, s1.s5G
5:25; stoekers and feeders s2.9o@5; Texans
900; market steady; estimated tomorrow, g.
600: mixed and butchers. $6.25@s.5o; good
heavy, $6.40@l6.50; rough heavy. $610@6. 20;
sales. s6.40@645. Sheep Receipts 10000;
market strong; sheep, $4@5.75; lambs, $465
@7.50.
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DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT MAY 8.
The following are the receipts and shipment.
At the principal primary wheat markets:
RECEIPTS AND sHIPMENTS MAY 9.

Recetved-:Wheat 40 cars, 1880 bu: corn.
$50 bu; fax, $3.50 bu; -four, 346 brls; millstufs,
80 sons tons; hay u, 80 tons 4. car lots, 81
LAO bu; oats. e0,6s0 bu; barley, $500 bu; rye,
LAG bu; aax, $50 bu; hour, Is, s27 brls; mill
stuffs, 1,27 tons; linseed OIL 589, 1858 lbs: oil
cake, $50, $50 lbs; car lots, 49S.