davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-03-06
0tV1raG drNgiGj dHny D1rDlOVGj.
SOcyaliSci urzadzaja manifestacye.
Wojsko rozpedza tlumy ludu.
GENERAL BOOTH BAWI W NEW YoRKU
Prezydent przyfacza II miliOn6w ARROW ziemi do
rezerwacyi lesnych

dina chora :mfoda wdoWa po inzy.
nierze, ktory zginai niewinnie.
Rodzina oddaia ia ma klinike, po-
niewaz ona wciaz mysli o jednem:
jak powinna zabic kogobqdz Z
dygnitarzy? Jestem przekonany,
re Gala nasza inteligencya, caly
mySlacy og6l zapadI ma rozstroj
nerwowy. Widoczny jest brak
harmonii miedzy wrazeniami a
SwiadomoScia. Jest to takie same
opidemiczne zboczenie umys}owe
jake panowalo podczas wojny w
Mandzuryi. A poniewaz ten roz-
stroj sic zwieksza, wiec z przera-
zeniem mysle do czego to dojdzie.
A OTTO innej dziedziny ciekawe
fakta: coraz wiecej popow ktorzy
W kazaniach propaguja socyalizm
i to ME pokojowy, ewolucyjny,
ale wrecz hajdamacki. Niektorzy
Z mich zaslyneli tego W druku.
Kilku takich propagatorow zam-
knieto na pokute W klasztorach.
KSiaze Meszczerski w SWIM,
dzienniku Grazdaninie tax tloma-
czy to zjawisko: ;, TRY lata temu
jeden koryfeuszy Akademii du-
chownej, teraz biskup, namiet-
ME dowodzil W moim domu, re
Jezus Chrystus = to tylko myt,
a Ewangelie uaozono pozniej, w
ciagu kilku wicklow, i re wcale
ME ma zycia zagrobowego, jak je
przedStawia nasza wiara, lecz ze
dusze nasze przechodza w trawe,
z niej do zwierzat, Mich znowu
do mas = i tax wiecznie w kolko,
zatem nieSmiertelnoSc duszy RE
czywiScie istnieje, ale ME taxa, o
jakiej gfosi nasza teologia. Zda-
MEM jego, to jest zdanie bardzo
rozpowszechnione wsrod prawo-
siawnego kleru. A zatem coz Jest?
Oto = Pobiedonoscew oderwal
cerkiew Cd WARY. Zanim lud ro-
syjski byl zIupiony przez lichwia-
rzy i wszelkich wyzyskiwaczy,
juz byi odarty WARY przez ma
sze instytucye cerkiewno-rzado-
we. Jake sic dziwic, re przepa-
scista pustke po religijnej etyce
lud stara sic teraz zapelnic etyka
rewolucyjna? w TEN ostatecznie
MONA widziec jedyne zbawienie
A cerkiew wciaz jest tylko s}uga
nietylko panstwa, ale i kazdego
gubernatora. Przy takim stanie
rzeczy, rob co cheese, ME dasz ma
rodowi steru, jakim powinna bye
cerkiew.
A wiec psychiczny stan narodu
jest niewatpliwie nienormalny.
Choroba duszy opanowala glow
ME sfery inteligentne polinteli
gentne to jest wiasnie tie, ktore
zawsze wszedzie wytwarzaja u
sposobienie rewolucyjne, zacheca
ia do przewrotu, maluja go pone-
tnemi barwami MIN kieruJa.
Wszelkie polityczne maniactwo
panuje przedewszystkien W tych
sferach, Mich wiec wychodza thu
my apostoIow przewrotu, psyche
patow. Wiadomo ZaS, re wlaSnle
tacy psychicznie nienormalni lu-
die maja wpiyw ma tiuny. Tenn
sic t1omaczy fakt, ze ME rozsadne
stronnictwo ,,pokojowego odro
dzenia" "Rosyi "a pomoc9 rozleg.
reform zwyciezylo przy prawybo-
rach, ale odnioslo tryurnf stronni-
ctwo kadetow, chore ma manic
wielkosci. Pc wszystkich przerob
kach wewnetrznych, dokonanych
w ciagu ostatniego roku, dis Ego
Ia niepodobna powiedziec, czego
ono chce. Jezeli to, CO ono glosi,
MONA nazwac programem, to ME
ma w MIN nic harmonilnego' 'wszy
stko jakies niejasne, ehaotycznie
zgromadzone ! ujste W f'ieksztai-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-03-06

fudnle otWarta w pa}acu Taury
ckim, w obecnosci wszystkich
ministrow i dygnitarzy. Car swie
Gil swq nieobecnoscia, a wiel-
kich ksiazqt byi obecnym jedynie
Mikolej Miko{ajewicz. Otwarcie
dumy poprzedzito nabozenstwo,
odprawione przez metropolite
Antoniusza. Dune otworzyl Co
]ubow, wiceprezes Rady panstwa
Ma wspomnienie osoby cara, Cd
powiedzieli konserwatysci okrzy-
klein "hura!" Czionkowie opozy-
cyl milczeli. Po tenn przemowie-
niu weszli ma sale w zwartym
szeregu socyaliSci.
Kiedy nastepnie przystapiono
do wyboru przewodniczacego, ma
placu przed gmachem parlamen
tu odbywafy sic demonstracye.
Policya ME mogla utrzymac ludu
w porzadku. Piechota zandarmi
ma koniach rozpedzali tlum kill
kakrotnie.
Prezydentem obrano Golowi-
ma, ten zaznaczy} w SVEN prze
mowienim, re "wola parlamentu
jest prawem". Ma galeryach "a
jsli miejsca cz}onkowie ciala dy-
plomatycznego. Byli nadto obe-
chi generalowie Kuropatkin i.
Hrlrko. :
Ulozono sic, re jutro Gofowin,
prezydent dumy, bedzie ma po-
sluchaniu u cara Mikoiaja.
Petersburg, 6 marca. Wczo-
rajsze demonstracye mialy cha
rakter rewolucyjny. Zorganizowa
Ii je studenci robotnicy. Mowcy
podburzali obecnych, ma zawo-
lanie wydobyto czerwone sztan.
dary 40 tysiecy ludzi sformowa-
10 sic W szeregi spiewajac pie
sni rewolucyjne, maszerowaio po
ulicach. Rozpedzili awanturni-
kow kozacy, uzbrojeni w lancI.
Opozycya postanowila zadac
stanowczo ustapienia Stolypina,
jako prezesa ministrow, tymcza-
sem Stolypin, obawiajac sic "a
machow ma swe zycie, zamieszkal
stale w palacu Tauryckim. Przyj-
die mu trudnoscia rozwiazac
dune, gdyz bez jej zezwolenia,
ME mogSby Rad rosyjski zacia-
gnac novel pozyczki, bez kto-
rel obejSc sic ME moze.
Wieden, 6 marca. = Ma wczo.
rajszem pos1uchaniu rosyjskiego
dyplomaty Martensa u cesarza
Franciszka Jozefa, dowiedzial sic
wys}annik cara, re w sprawie O.
golnego rozbrojenia sic mocarstw
Austro Wegry pojda reka W reke
z rzadem niemieckim.
Berlin, 6 marca. - w Mona.
chirm oczekuja przybycia hrabi-
ny Montignoso, bylej zony kro-
la saskiego, W celu ostatecznego
ulozenia sic W sprawie wydania
krolowi ma}ej ksiezniczki Amy
Moniki Phi. Matka ma zaden spo-
sob ME chce sic rozstac z corka,
ojciec stanowczo zada jej wy
dania.
Berlin, 6 marca. @ Walter
Wellman, kierownik ekspedyeyi
do bieguna, kt6ra urzadza wydl-
wnictwo chicagoskiego Record
Herald, namawial kapitana
Krogh, azeby jechai z MIN razem
balonem do bieguna. Krogh Cd
m6wil, tlomaczac sic, re balony
ME So ma razie dostatecznie ule-
pszone, azeby mozna byio pusz.'
czac sic niemi W niebezpieczna
podr6z do bieguna. Krogh wolf
przedsiebrac proby balonami
Zeppelina lub Parsevala.
Londyn, 6 marca. - Japonia
zaciaga w dniu II marca 5 proc.
pozyczke ma sumo 115 mihonow
dolarow, azeby splacic dug llo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-03-06

fie podrozy. Zaprawde zdumie-
wajaca jest wytrwaiosc i sila ner-
WOW tego dziecka, = moze te do
pomoga przy starannej pielegna-
cyl do uratowania zycia dzielnego
chlopca....
,,Dziki Zachod" - w Chicago.
Prawdziwy wierny obraz
,,dzikiego Zazchodu' z jego avian
turniczemi walkami staczanemi
nieustannie przez 1ndyan jed
mel amerykahskich Cowboy
sow" drugiej strony daa wczo-
raj ma ulicy pod golem niebem ku
niemaiemu przerazeniu przechod
niow F. T. Cummings, ktory jest
przedsiebiorca - podrozujacym z
grenada Indyan dajacym przed
stawienia udzikiego Zachodu'po
cyrkach, parkach etc, Ale wczo-
rajsze jego przedstawienie byfo
zanadto realne rzeczywistoscia
tracace, TAX, re musia1a w niem
wziac udzial az i. -. policya Chi
cagoska. Cummings zamierzai dac
show re swoimi Indyanami W
parku rozrywkowym L. Lauter'
steina przy zbiegu ulic Halsted i
52ej gdzie waasnie gosci daje
swoje przedstawienia kompania
,,Cowboysow". Poniewaz wobec
tego Lauterstein ME przyjal pro-
pozycyi Cummings'a, przeto ten
ostatni postanowii sic zemscie
re swymi Indyanami napaA ma
Cowboysow. Wywiazaia sic wal
ka ma piescie, kije, baty | rewol-
very, ma szczescie ME ostro ma
bite, walka TAX wrzaskliwa /
zgieiku peina, ze przechodnie
wszyscy rozpierzchli sic przeraze
nj, a wycie walczacych Indyan !
krzyki Cowboys6w wystraszyiy
Gala okolice. Ktos nareszcie "a
wiadomH policye o tenn, co sig
dzieje iwnet caly wagon policyan
tow ,,uczestniczyl w zabawie" i
przedstawieniu ,Jdzikiego Ia
chodu" Me bez trudu rozbrojonoi
rozdzielono zapalonych wojowni-
kow; rzadko ktory z posrod mich
wyszedf tego show bez roz.
bitego cokolwiek lba, podsinia}e-
go Okla lub zdekompletowanego
uzebienia. Awantura zakonczy}a
sic aresztowaniem Curnmingsa,
jako przyczyny sprawcy bojki,z
ktorej jednak tax Indyanie jak
Cowboysy byli szczerze konten-
ci: przypomnieli sobie swoje stro-
n.y..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-03-06
kronika MiejscOWa,
Brak dowodow.


Wczoraj odbyla sic rozprawa
w biurze koronera, zakohczajaca
jego dochodzenia i badania sled
cze, w sprawie morderstwa arty>
sty Webstera Guerina, dokonane,
go przed 2 tygodniami przez pa
MIA Mcdonald, zone zamoznego
kapitalisty. Pani Mcdonald ko-
chala Cd lat najmlodszych Cue
rina miloscia ta formalnie go
przesladowala; ostatnio dowie-
dziawszy sic, re Guerin ma sic re
mic z kim innym - jak istotnie
byio jego zamiarem, - udala sic
do jego biura po diugiej ostrej
zdaii wymianie - miala go "a
bic wystrzalem z rewolweru. Pi-
salismy obszerniej swego czasu
tel sprawie, wzbudzajacej w ca
lem miescie zywe zainteresowanie
pani Mcdonald, ktora zrazu po-
padla w silna nerwowa chorobe,
po przyjsciu do lepszego stanu
zdrowia badana, zeznaje, re Cue
rim mia1 popeinic samobojstwo,
tymczasem rodzina jego obstaje
stanowczo przy tenn, re go PAM
Mcdonald zabila ;Swiadka sceny
ME byio. Otoz po przeprowadze-
mem przez koronera sledztwie ju-
ry jego wczoraj wyda}a werdykt
korzystny dla pani Mcdonald,
to znaczy ME mogacy stanowczo
orzec, czy W wypadku omawia-
nym zaszlo morderstwo, czy tez
istotnie samobojstwo CD. Spra-
wa zostaia przekazana wielko'
przysieglym i sadowi kryminal-
nemu, pred kt6rym pani Nc
Donald stanie jako oskarzona, ale
jaki obrot sprawl wemie ME via
domo, zalezec to bedzie cd tego,
czy obronie uda sic dowiesc, IL
stan duchowy Guerina byf tego
rodzaju, re mogi samobojstwo
spowodowac.
Niebywala wytrzymadosc.
Niebywaiej istotnie wprost
zdumiewajacej dzielnosci, wytrzy
maloSci i SHY da} wczoraj dowody
maly 1ocioletni chlopak, imle-
MEM Harvey Collins, 1857 Buff
falo ave. W So. Chicago ktoremu
wczoraj popoludniu lokomotywa
pociagu ciezarowego odcieia obie
nogi odrzuciia go daleko ma
box, ma szyny przyczem niesz'
czesny chlopak zranii sic jeszcze
bolesnie w glove. Sta}o sic to
ma krzyzowce kolei Lake Shore
przy III. o8ej Me tracac przytom
nosci mimo ran straszliwych i
wielkiego krwi uplywu, biedny
chlopak widzac, re znikad pomo-
cy spodziewac sic ME moze,
miejsce bowiem gdzie zaszedl wy
padek zbyt nielicznie jest przez
pieszych przechodniow uczesz-
czane - postanowil ratowac sic
sam, rozdari wiec swa chustke
do nosa je jl1awalkami poza-
luecai rany ma obu nogach;' odcie-
tych rowno jakby nozem, - Po-
czem czolgac sic zaczaf do mai
blizszego W owej okolicy domu,
azeby tam prosic o ratunek. Dom
6w, M. Loeba, o737 ave. H., cd
dalonym jest o blisko biloxi Cd
miejsca wypadku, maiy bohater
potrzebowai przeszio 20 nlinut, a
zeby sic don doczoagac, gdy ma
reszcie dotar4 do ogrodzenia, ota-
czajacego dom, spostrzeg} z roz-
pacza re furtka jego zamknieta!
Zaczai woiac slabym gfosem o
pomoc, Mkt go ME uslysza} osta-
tnim wiec wysilkiem chiopak be2
n6g - przy pomocy rak tylko
przelazi przez plot, poczem dople
70 wyczerpany powodu krw
upiywu padi zemdlony ma zienie..
Pc chwili wyszla z domu "a
czems ma podworze pani Loebe,
Ill
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-02-22
n. & B. Beers Cotton Letter to c H,
Cothran, Manager.

The market experienced quite a rea.tion
after having sold as low as 1904 for
May yesterday, the sane option going out
today at 1912 Gable hvices from Liver
pool were Unexpectedly good, futures
there closing at an adyance Of about ?
points, while spots impbved on Increased
sales of 1900 bales midling today 5. 81:
yesterday, 5.94. Privae cable advices
from the English maret reported the
continuance of good trap and that con-
sumption remained unchecked. There was
llttie or no ram IN the be- to prepare the
lahd ior the taxing OF seedand while Off
clal productions are Tor fcasional rains
in the western and cenhl nortions M
the cotton region, the mp Indications
were not 1avoraDie Tor ageneral rain,
which is so badly notwithstanding in
Texas. New Orleans resn1ded m the
Improvement abroad by shNinp an ad-
vance of about points atIhe onening
few March notices were A in motion
in the early hours but as lilidation In
the March position had abtt RIM IFS
course the covering movementln the mart
Of shorts which developed yestdav con
tinued today. news from thy spot de-
partment was to the effect that BOTS were
In good request that the marketvas Arm
and If anything higher to buy. \ prom
inent New York operator was rehrted as
having flooded the country with knfiden-
tial kilograms, advising the buyin.of cot
ton. and as If to make such advil valu
! able information from the northeh mar
lxet was to the effect that all ten,rs of
March contracts would be cared 10 next
| Tuesday. the first March notice dv in
New York.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-02-22
COTTON IS ACTIVE
At GOOD ADVANCE
Scattering Lon g Interest Seems
Well liquidated
HIGHER CA LES RESPOND
Net Advance for the Day Was to 7
PoInts-offernas Are Compare
lively Llght-lncrease
In Receipts.
HIGHER CA BLES RESPOND

Ntw York, February 21.-The cotton
market was fairly active and firmer dur
ing today's trading, with prices closing
at net advancelof TO 4 points. Sales
for the day were estimited at 1900 bales.
The opening wal ste4dy at a net adj
vance of to 7 PORTS in response to
higher cables and large spot sales in the
English market.
March started ,ut al ia and soon in
creased the gain on covering OF shorts
and rumors that notifies on Tuesday OF
next week wouldbe lighter than expected
and would CAUSE depIession.
The scattering long interest in the posi-
ton seemed to pc pret.y well liquidated
at any rate offrings were comparative
iy light and the marie: continued steady
to firm during tle en- tire session. At the
best prices of tie dat March sold at "a
and May at %, or l. to IA points net
higher
Inc close WASH or ! points off from the
pest uhaer real1ng The firmness Of
, March in New Dreahs. where on1v a fer,
notices were iYued, was an encouraging
factor to local bulls
Receipts at tie potts today. sc. s25 bales
against 2h"6l Iat week and 26.S21 last
year FOR ting veek (estimated), 223, coo
oales' against FoS2ll list week, and 1885,
0002 last year.
To-Day receipts at New Orleans, 1904
bales, against I39I last year, and at Hous-
ton, 1924 bale, Against s547.
New Mrk Cotton Futures.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-02-22

formidable important to values OF securl-
ties and the completion of plans for ex-
tension of railroad facilities. Railroad
officials of standing and influence nave
Joined in expressions of opinion that the
difficulty of securing new capital for pro-
iected railroad improvements to accom-
modate the pressure of traffic Is owing
principally to the prospect offered by this
agitation of restrictions on the admins
tration of the properties for which the
capital is solicited. The deduction is
drawn that reduction of proposed I'M
provements will follow; consumptive de-
mand for materials will be disminished,
the demand for labor be impaired, and
the Industrial reaction and contraction be
precipitated.
The number of state legislatures which
are adopting laws for 2-cent passenger
fares is regarded as highly significant of
the tendency of the public mind, and Is
likened TO the granger movement OF the
70s. Nevertheless there is active dis
cussion amongst railroad men of plans
for advancing freight rates in order to
compensate for the growth in operating
charges now very sensibly affecting the
showing of net returns of railroad COM
panies.
The increasing favor shown by foreign
capital is for the short time rail-
road notes, especially the placing entire
ly abroad of s29,O00,000 of New Haven
debenture bonds is recognized as an I'M
portant relief for the over-strained CAPT
tai requirements upon our own markets.
This foreign demand for railroad notes
is fostered by the abstention of the New
York market from drawing upon Londan
for gold for which the level of the ex-
change market shows could be done at
New York. Importance is attached also
to the possibility of passing the Aldrlch
cI1rTanpxr n1aa sure through Congress- for
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-02-22

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flous-Steady.
Wheat-No. 2 spring, 79GS3c; No. 3, no
SIC; No. 2 red. 73Is@74L2c
Corn-No. 2, 43I2c; No. 2 yellow, 44Iac.
Oats-No. 2, 39s4c; No. 2 white, 421ze;
No. 8 white, 404@HI2c.
| Rye-No. 2, Csc.
Barley-Fair to choice mating, 591ad62c
Flax Seed-No. l, s1.17LsNz; No. l north
western, $l.24I2.
Prime timothy seed, S4.55.
Clover-Contract grades, 1870.
Short Ribes Sides-Loose, seas. 25.
Mess Pork-Per barrel, SIC. 700l16. 10.
Lard-Per 100 pounds, $9621a.
Short Clear Sides-Boxed, SO. 251950
Whisky-Basls of high wines, $1.29.
On the produce exchange today the but
ter market was firm. Creameries, 22m
321sc; diaries, 206t30c. Eggs strong at
mark cases included, 24626c: frsts, 26c:
prime flrsts, &c; extras, 29c Cheese
steady 14G16Ac.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-02-22
New Yrk Cotton Futures.
Day Cotton Movement.

Galveston Firm; middling, 10 15-16c; net
receipts, 1f5; gross receipts, 1875: sales
SOS; stockP ,126 exports coastwise, $3.50.
New Ofans-Firm; middling, 10 7-1sc:
net receiF, 1904; gross receipts, 5000:
sales, 6S2lstock, Si3,O64; exports to Great
Britain, 81. '-'
Mobilefteady; mddling, 1O1kc; net re.
ceipts, gross receipts. 594; sales, $50;
stock, $3.50; exports coastwise, IA
Savanh-Steady; middling 1O16c. not
receiptsIoS3; gross receipts, 1893; sales.
112O; stf, 122,165; exports to the CONT
nent, 9 exports coastwise, 1880.
Charldon-Steady; middling, 10c; net
reeeiptsI427; gross receipts, 427; stock,
14,72; ,dpfts coastwise, 155
WilTiiSth-Steady; middling, 101sc; net
receipts }56; gross receipts, Sos; stock.
6153
Nofolk-seady; middling, 1O%c; net re
ceipF 1475; ross receipts, 1475; sales, Iii;
stool 1853 exports to the continent.
1854
Baltimore Nominal; middling. 1O7kc: net
receipts, noe; gross receipts, 500; stock,
11,F; expors to Great Britain, 40; ex-
pots to Frace, 8; exports to the CONT
| nett, 1873.
Jew York-Steady; middling, lie; net
rdeipts, 100 gross receipts, 5167; sales
51e stock, 1856; exports to the continent,
3D.
Boston-Stedy; middling, lie; net re-
cfpts, 439; goss receipts, 1853; exports
t Great Britsn. 2OSi
Philadelphia STEADY; middling, 1125;
ft receipts, 2; gross receipts, $50; stock,
165; exports Japan, 29S5
Port Townsed-Net receipts, 29S5; gross
ecelpts, 1885.
Portland, Me--Gross receipts, $40; ex-
Iorts to Great Britain. $40
Total today, 1 all ports, net-36, G95; ex-
ports to Great Britain, 2494; exports to
france, 1856; &ports to the continent,
065; exports toJapan. 1886; stock, 1,12O,-
t91.
H Consolidated, vt all ports, net-2O7 1907;
Exports to Grea Britain, S5,955; exports
10 France 1856; Exports to the continent,
P2,250; exports t, Japan, 9137.
n Total since Sotember l, at all ports
exports to Great britain.
z ,762,531; exports to France, 1906; ex-
ports to the Continent, 2.440,6S3; exports
Ito Japan. 140, 558
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-02-22

New York, February H.-The market
for spot coffee was steady No. Rio, &c;
Santos No. 4, SC; mild coffee steady Cor
dova, 94121ac. Futures opened steady at
unchanged prices to an advance of D
points on support of the near months by
European interests and importers. There
was some irregularity during the day as
a result of further liquidation and some
what larger interior Brazilian receipts,
but the market was firm late in the ses-
sion on covering of shorts and bull sup
port, with the close steady at net ad-
vance of to 10 points. Sales for the
day were reported of 1880 bags, including
March at 5.45@5.50c; May, $500; June
565c; July, 5.70c; September, 5.S0c; Decem-
Der, 5.95c and January at SC.
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Metal Market,

New York, February 2l.-The London
tin market was higher today with spot
quoted at G19i IS and futures at Else IFS
Cd. Locally quiet and about IA points
higher on the average with spots quoted
at SAL S064195. Copper was % sd lower in
London; spot, e1OS Us Cd; futures. e107
lis Cd. Locally UNCHANGED. Lead was
unchanged at a19 los in London and at IS
$3.50 locally. Spelter unchanged at 925
l5s in London and remained firm at $3.50
G6gO in the local market Iron was
higher in the English market with foun-
dry quoted at 54s and Cleveland warrants
at 54s Cd Locally the market was I'M
changed.
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Stung.
From Tit-Blts.

TTUn IH-BlIS.
Overshrewed lawyers often furnish their
adversarles with weapons.
Did you see this tree, that has been
mentioned by the roadside?" an advo-
cate inquired
Yes sir; saw 1t very plainly"
ut was conspicuous, them"
The witness seemed puzzled by the new
word. He repeated his former assertion.
What is tho difference sneered the
lawyer. "between plain and consplcuous?"
But he was hoist on his own petard.
The witness innooently answered:
II can see you plainly. sir. among the
other lawyers, though you are not a bit
conspicuous"
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Naval Stores.

Savannah. February H.-Turpentine
firm, Z1s; sales "a: receipts. 80; ship
ments. $50. Rosin firm: sales, 1881: re-
ceipts, SOL shipments. 1897; stock, 67,447
Quote: A, B, C. 395; D, SO. 9504: Il.
$4@4O71e; r. 81. 05a4. 1215; G, s4.O56l4. 20; II.
&.35; l. A55; X, 49, NJ, $3.50; N, Sc. 10:
VIC, Sc. 40: WV, 1855
Wilmington, February 21-Spirits tur-
pentine firm. zoe bid; receipts, II casks.
Rosin firm, 1895; receipts. 14s. Tar firm.
$3.50; receipts, S155. Crude turpentine firm.
1875, $4.50d4.50; receipts, none.
Charleston, February 21.-Turpentine
and rosin nothing doing
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Liverpool Cotton Market.

Liverpool, February 21.-Cotton spot
good business done; prices points higher;
American middling fair. e.7g; good mid
ding. 6.33; middling, SO; low middllng,
8 60; good ordinary, 5.17: ordinary, 4.93.
The sales of the day were l2,O00 bales. OF
which 1900 We're for speculation and ex-
port and included 1880 American. Re-
ceipts. $780, all American.
Futures opened steady and closed very
steady. American middlipg. good ordinary
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Interiol Movement.

Houston-Steady middllng, 10 15-1e,; net
receipts 1924; grss receipts, 1O,724;s ship
ments, 1858; SALE, $780, stock, 7420s
Augusta-Steady' middling, 111sc net
receipts, 2l66; gros receipts, 2166; ship
ments Az; sales. TAO; stock, 34.602.
Memphis-Steadyl middling, 10 7-16c net
receipts, 3311; gross receipts, 1882; hip
ments, 50S9; sales $50; stock, 100 $50.
st. Louls-Quiet: niddling, 1O5sc; nd re-
ceipts, SO7; gross receipts. 4766; shipmnts.
4450; stock, 1861.
Cinclnnati-Net RECEIPTS, 453; gross re-
ceipts, 45S; shipments, GIG; stock S94.
Louisville-Firm; niddling, 10 9-16c
Total today-Net receipts, 17,461 goss
receipts 23,09f; shipments, 23,2O4; sizes.
1898; stock, 81, 472.
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New Orleans Cotton Market.

New Orleans, February Election spts
closed firm. unchanged; middling, 10 7-5c;
sales on the spot were 5245 bales and $50
to arrive.
Futures opened steady. ? points lo,er
for December to 4a6 points higher or
the rest of the list. An incentive to trd-
ing was better Liverpool advices, bth
futures and spot The close was steay
to 10 points over that of the yesterdy.
The cotton exchange will be closed bdh
Friday and Saturday on account of Waa-
ington's birthday.
New Orleans Cotton Futures.
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Clearinas and EXCHANGE.

Memphis. February Chickering's, $780,
$780, balances, SOS, $40.
New Orleans, February Chickering's,
So, 679, 124; New York exchange, 75c dis
count; commercial paper. 7dS per cent
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II Was Time to Shout.

From the Philadelphia Inquirer.
Gracious. Elsie" exclaimed motsr
to her little daughter. why are W
shouting like that? Why can't you \
quiet like Willie?"
Hes got to be quiet replied Elsie
Hes playing papa coming home late
and I'm YOU"