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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-04
NACZELNIK PILSUDSKI
PRZYBYL WCZORAJ DO
PARYzA.

Paryz, 4. lutego. (Prasa Stow
NaczeInik Panstwa, Marszalek
Piiscdski W otoczeniu wysokich
urzednik6w panstwowyCh przy-
bv} wczorai o godz. 11tej rano do
Farvza. Celem wizyty Naczetnl-
la lest om0wienie Z prezvden-
tenn Mtllerandem, Premierem
Briandem, Marszafkiem Foch'em
i innvmi wybitnemi osoblstoScla-
mi francuskiemi mozliwej ofen--
svwv bolszewickiej ma wiosne O.
raz poruszenie innych tematow,
l,tore wsp6lnie obchodza oba ma
rody.
NIarszaiek Pi{sudski zostal spo
.kanv wraz ze swoja Sw7ta Przez
2rcmiera Brianda i odPrOwadzo-
nv do hOtelu Crtblon. Wraz z
Marszalkiem PHSudskim przyJe-
chaIi ks. Sapieha, minister spraw
zagranicznych; gen. Sosnkowski,
minister wojny. Ogoiem z Naczel
nfkiem przybybo u osob. Ignacy
Fadcrcwski przybyl do Paryza O.
negdaj. Konfcrencja ma potrwac
try dni.
Ksiaze Sopieha zaraz Po przy-
hvciu oSwiadczyi, ze DUO kiopo-
tu przyczynia Polsce opinja "a
cranica. zc Polska ma imperjali-
s:vczne cele. oraz brak odpowie-
Aniei iloSci pozywienia dla lud-
roSci w miejscowoSciach znisz--
-zonych wojna. Rad polski sta
r. sic zwaiczac to b}edne Przeko-
ranic u obcych, ze Polska day
do zabor6w terytorjalnych. Poll
,vcv polscy dokhadaj9 wszelkich
starar. azcby przekonac mocar--
silva zacI.odnie. a szczegolnie A
meryke, re Pci,.,a pragnie tylko
pokoiu i to jak naJpredszego.
Pokoj Jest zywotna kwestJa Pol
ski, 1ecz jej szczere Pragnienle
pokoju jest kwestjonowane, wsku
tex czego mocarstwa zachodnie
oraz Stany Zjednoczone odnosza
sic z niedowierzaniem wzgledem
Polski. w ceIu sprostowania te-
90 blednego pojecia, zaznacze,-
m6wif ks. SaPieha - re gdy Pol
ska podpisywala zawieszenie bro
nj, to armja bolszewicka byla zu-
pelnie rozbita, a armja Wrangla
byla w6wczas jeszcze dose sdna /
gdyby Polacy chcieli, to moglfby
latwo dojSc do swych granic hi
storycznych. Polska nigdy ME
zamierzaia osiagniecia granic z
1772 roku, gdyz Polska nigdy ME
pragnela wcielenia duzej czesci
e,ementu nie-polskiego. SPojrze-
ME na mspe przekona kazdego, re
obecna granica PolS<i znsjduje
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-04
Z Biura MeteOrOlOg;c
Wsch6d sIonca o godzinie 700.

Wsch6d sIonca godzinie 700.
Zach6d slofica o godZinie sos.
7r
Pogoda w Chicago okolicy: ME-
pewna pogoda W piatek W sobote,
prawdopodobnie deszcz, albo sntes,
lagodna temperature trwa dalej. -
Zmienny wiGtr.
x
Temperature dolby miniOnej: -
Najwyisza dis 0 p6lnocy, SO stop
nj, najniisza wczoraj godzinie 10
rano, 26 stopni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-04
ME WOLNO ZADYM1AC
MIASTA.

w wykonaniu ordynansu pre-
cfwko zanieczyszczaniu miasta
dy1nem inspektorzy departamen
tn 1drowia polechi wczoraj W
szeSciu budynkach zgasic ogiefl
pod kotlami i wstrzymac ogrze-
wanie tych budynkow przez 60
dzine, az sic upewnili, re beda
one odtad stosowac sic do tego
ordynansu. Polecenie takie otrzy-
na4y: St. Regis Hotel pnr. 516
N. Clark ul., Henkel and Best
Co. pnr. $50 E. Illinois ul.,
Theo. A. Koch and CO. pnr. 212
w. Superior ul., Lion Building
pnr. 527-29 S. Wels th., Phil
lips Building przy w. Adams l
S. Wells ul., oraz hotel Victoria
przy Clark / Van Buren III.
Z KRONIKI ZBRODNI.
Gdy panna Anita McGinnis,
zatrudniona w biurze klerka po--
wiatowego, powracala wczoraj do
domu, pnr. 1886 Drexel ave-, vista
paa po drodze do garazu, gdzle
da4a byia do naprawy korbe cd
automobilu i odebraaa ia stam--
tad. Nastepnie, gdy szfa vi. 04ta
pomiedzy Drexel i Cottage Grove
aves., zblizys sic do niej jakiS mu-
rzyn, ktory zazadai oddania So
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-04
GRozNE PoLozEN1E w
INDJACH.

New York, 4 lutego. - Hindu-
skie biuro informacyjne W New
Yorku otrzymaio szczegoiy roz-
praw scsji hinduskiego narodo-
wcgo kongresu W Nagpur W cen
tralnych Indjaeh. u tysiace dele
gatow ze wszystkich czesci In
dji, miedzy tenn pare tysiecy ko-
biet. zebralo sic ma kongresie 1
zadecydowaio rozszerzenie ODE
cnie wzrastajacego ruchu, VIA
czajac wen niepiacenie podatkow
iako ostateczny Srodek. Konte-
rcncia wszech hinduskich STU
dent6w przyjela rezolucje W spra
vie ,,niezwsocznego i bezwzgle-
dnego bojkotu rzadowych i Przcz
rad utrzymywanych szkoi i ko-
legjow." - Nova wstePna
prezesa kongresu zawierala plan
niezw}ocznego bojkotu anglel-
skiego handlu; m6wca przedsta-
vii projekt ma podstawie ktorego
angielscy fabrykanci handlowcy
zostaliby sic bez sif roboczych,
co wywoialoby narodowe straJkl
niewykwalifik robotnl-
kow koleji, poczty telegraph
NJ. R. Gandhi, leader ruchu, po-
pierajac rezolucje o zmianle kon-
stytucji kongresu, oswladczyS;
,,Jezeli krzywda uczyniona In
dom ME zostanie naprawiona I
iezcli elementarnej sprawiedll-
wosci ME stanie sic zadosc,
ME zyczymy sobie pozo--
stawac W poiaczeniu Z 1mperjum,
lecz jezeli polaczenie to oznacza
postep dla 1ndji, ME chcemy zry-
wac nicm.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-04
KALENDARZYK.

DzS, piatek, 4 lutego: Sw. Wero-
nfH p.
Jutro, sobota, s lutego: Sw. Agaty
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-04
KURS MAREK POLSHCH.

Wedle komunilIatu Polskiego
Konsulatu Generalnego kurs marek
polskich jest dis 615 marek IA 81,
evil 81 .6S "a 1000 marek. .-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-04
GrOzne POfOzenie
w lndjach.
Watykan PrzeciW y NJ C. A.
Angielska LODI Podwodna Zato-
piona przez lrlandczykow.
Swiatowa Konferencja Koscielna
Toledo Buduje Wielka Przystan.
Ziazd W1ascicieli Drukarn.
w Sprav~ie Pensji NauczycielslSich
Praca Maszynowa W Kopahiach.
Puste Galerje w Teatrach.
INNE TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE.
Toledo Buduje Wielka Przystah.
Ziazd W1ascicieli Drukarn.
w Snraxvie Pensji NauczycielslSict
Praca Maszynowa W Kopalniach.
Puste Galerje w Teatrach.
1NNE TELEGRAM KRAJOWE.

czas kiedy projekt polaczenia
Wiclkich Jezior Z oceanem 20
stanie przeprowadzony.
PRACA MASZYNOWA w KO-
PALNIACH WEGLA.
Springfield, ILL, 4 lutego. -
Robert M. Medill, dyrektor De-
partamentu Mineraiow i Gorni.
ctwa, wykazuje W SVEN sprawoz
daniu O czynnoSciach gornictwa
w Illinois w r. 1920, il easy da-
wnych gornik6w, ktorzy kopali
wegiel przy pomocy recznych ma
rzedzi, mine}y, a miejsce ich "a
je}a elcktryczna maszyna gorni-
CA. Sprawozdanie wykazuje, IL "
dzicsiatym dystrykcie - posiada-
jacym najwieksze kopalnie VIC
gla w Stanie, - tylko 1925
tonn wegla zostalo dobyte rocz-
ME W porownaniu Z l0,517,O25
tonnami dobytemi przez maszy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-04
Rezu|taten Wizyty Bedzie
A|janS Po|sko -FranCuski.
Ks. Sapieha Dementuje Pog|o-
ski 0 Imperja|izmiG PO|ski
Rokowania W Rydze Tocza Sic
W Duchu Pojednawczym.
Belgia GrOmadzi Wojska Ma Granicy Niemiec.

Memcy Odm6wily Wiecia Ud1ah W KonerencjL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-04
PUSTE GALERJE w
TEATRACH.

New York, 4 lutego. - Stowa'
rzyszenie Actors Equity W komu'
nikacie wystosowanym do sto-
warzyszenia limited Managers
Protective" goraco popiera 'po-
wrot do Is centowych biletow
teatralnych "a miejsca ma galerjL
Majac ma wzgledzie dobro mniej
zamoznych osob odwiedzajacych
teatry, komunikat twicrdzi, ii
znizka cen usunie ,,puste gale
rje" jednoczeSnie przyniesie ko'
rzysc wlascicielom teatrow.
SWIATOWA KONFEREN-
GA KoscIELNA.
St. Louis, 4 lutego. - Odbywa
jaca sic tu konferencja ducho-
wieiistwa i osob Swieckich male
zacych do roznych sekt protes-
tanckich ma ma ceiu zespolenie
pewnych narodowyeh i miedzy-
narodowych dazen ku zjednoczc-
niu kosciotow. Tiomaczac eel i
cllarakter tego ruchu, mowcy O.
swiadczyli, il roznice w pogla-
dach roznych sekt zagrazaja reii-
eli. Robert H. Gardner z Bosto-
nu. sekretarz swiatowej konfc-
rencji ,wiary i porzadku", twier-
dzi, il plan swiatowej konferencji
spotyka 81 ez wielka sympatja.
w SPRAW1E PENSJI NAU-
CZYCIELSKICH.
Madison, Wis, 4 lutego - Ma
dzieje nauczycieli szkolnych z
Wisconsin ma ustalenie minimal-
nej pIacy 500 miesiecznie "a
miast SIS - speiziy ma niczen,
gdy komitet wychowania i dobra
publicznego W senacie wypowie-
dzial sic "a od&ozeniem ma czas
nieograniczony prawa senatora
Kleista minimalnej piacy. Su-
perintendent c. P. Carey oswald
Dokonczenie na stronicy 8
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-04
ROKOWANIA w RYDZE TO
GA SIZE w DUCHU POJE-
DNAWCZYM.

Paryz, 4. lutego. - Panuje tu
'przekonanie, re rezultatem wizyty
Marszatka Piisudskiego bedzie
obronny aajans polsko = francuski.
MarszaSek Pifsuds&i 1ostal bar
dzo serdecznie przyjety przez
premiera Brianda, poczem udai
sic ma obiad do prezydenta Mil
leranda.
Depesze Kopcnhagi donosza,
re rokowania polsko rosyjskie
W Rydze tocza sic dalej W duchu
pojednawczym. Delegacje obra--
duja mad catym szeregiem kwe--
stii O charakterze ekonomicznym.
Polsi1a zredukowaka swoje zada-
mia W sprawie zwrotu zSota do
po4owy.
BELGJA GRoMADZI VOL
SKA MA GRAN1CY NIEM1Ec.
Berlin, 4. lutego. - Wczoraj
wieczorem otrzymano tutaj via
domoSc, re ma granicy belgijsko-
rliemieckiej zauwazono przegru-
powywanie wojsk. Kursowanie
pociagow w kerunlu granScy
zostaIo zwiekszone, co wskazuje,
re a1janci sa gotowi do mobiliza-
| eli oraz zamierzaja powieEszyc
tcren okupacyjny, azeby Emusic
Niemcy do wypehnienia warun--
kow odszkodowania.
WielcszoSc senatu francuskiego
zazadala akcji militarnej wzgle-
dem Niemiec.
NIEMCY oDMoWILY WIFE
cIA UDZIALU w KoNFE-
s RENcJL
Paryz, 4. lutego. (Prasa Stow
Dokonczenie na stronicy 2
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-04
KrOnika Chica&Oska.

ME umow, wszyscy cz4onkowie
tel organizacji w liczbie $4,000
wyjda ma strajk bez formalnosei
przeprowadzenia poprzednio gfo'
sowania W tel sprawie. ,Ludzie
ME beda pracowac "a mniejszem
wynagrodzeniem bez wzgledu ma
to, czego zycza sobie i co powie-
dzq urzednicy unijni" - 50 jego
slowa. .Tysiace robotnikow jest
rozgoryczonych powodu Wa
runkow piracy i sa oni gotowi rzu-
cic ia juz teraz."
Wysluchawszy argumentow "a
rzadow koleji, wydzial piracy roz-
poczql obecnie sesje tajne, kt6re
n,aja potrwac do poniedzialku
przysziego tygodnia, poczem /
mieniem i W interesie robotni-
k6w przedstawi wywody B. M.
Jewell. Zarzady kolejowe otrzy--
maja jeszczc .potem sposobnost
dania swej odpowiedzi ma tie ar
gumerty, lecz to spraWy wiele
ne przeciagrlie MONA sic juz
potem spodziewaG rych1ej stano-
wczej decyzji re strony wydziasu.
Zachodzi powazna mozliwoSc, &c
rrzycI,yli sic ON czesciowo przy-
najmniej ku zadaniom zarzadow
koleiowych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-04

Cisg dalszy ma stronicy g
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-02-04

Dokonczenie na stronicy .
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ROOM cv mailing psevf~
l~eea BOX AL uSas e6ksA
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ROCHRr. rest srd vegetable market 9TH
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-01-18
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-13
MOTHER HAS KNEE CAP FRAC-
TUEgD-BAD SUNDAY AccI-
DENT OUT THE P1~.
Mrs jerry White and Little Daughter
tho victims-Chnd Taken
TO Hospital.

Galley white. 3-ycar-old daughter %
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Whi.e of Triadclphia.
suffered slight fracture of the skull
whom an automobile struck the buggy IN
which sh" WAS riding about > O'clock
Sunday afternoon
Mrs. Jerry White. mother or tho in
jurcd girl. suffered had fracture OF one
OF her knc" caps in m" 81 me accident.
Attendants at the North Wheeling
hospital, v here the girl l. patient,
were not able TO state last night just
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AUTOMOBILE STRIKES BUGGY
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The accident occurred near the top OF
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driving along the road in a buggy when
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and his daughter. Mrs. SChafer. OF the
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said that the horse SHE'D, causing a col
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,cf, side. Tho child was hrried to tho
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white in the home OF fairly near the
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-17
sT.PAUL.
LIVE STOCK.

South st. Paul. Mimi. Jan. IT,
Cattle receipts 2.700:. market slow;
generally steady to weak: no good or
choice beef steers here. some medi-
un grade streets $500 q 500; bulk OF
sales butcher cows and heifcrs
$3.50 q $50: bulk $4.O0 q 500; Gamers
and cutters S2.75@ BIS; bolognas
bulls mostly $500 a $50; veal calves
weak; best lights $500; feeders slow;
tstockerS steady to strong.
I Hog receipts 11,0GU, market strong
TO IS cents higher: range $500
$50; bulk $500 $3.50; good to choice
pigs $3.50 q 9.75.
Sheep receipts 5000; market slow;
weak to 2o cents lower; best native
lambs early $1,000; bulk Of supply
'unsold.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-17
GRAIN.

Duluth, Jan. 17.-Strcngth. was
shown in the wheat market, o II, the
rise of fresh export trade al the, sea
board and reported damage to tho
Australian crop through rainS March
spring wheat closed = conts up al
S1.75 asked; May ? IA up at s1.72 IL
asked; March durum > cents up at
S1.74 IL bid. and May , IL up at
Sill L..
Fla was weak in absence of
crusher support. Trading was fea-
tureless and in small volume. Janu-
airy closed 5 cents. off at. SIS r. asked:
May l 1-2 off al ~S2.O611-2 bid, and
July l IL off at $2.09 1-2Easked. i st
. Rye closed at .s1.62 3-4.M1..62sIsesaassa
for spot. and May l 81 up..At
bid. Oat$ closed La up tss4aass1I-5asant
barley unchanged at 50@65 fOf rsno.
Closing. Wheat-sNo. ! dark north
ern. track, $1,000 1.S5; No. 2 dark
northern, $1.f6@T.S1sl No. 8 dark
northern. $1:71M1.7T; No. l. amber
durum, track, s1.72 l-2@1.S3 L.
No. . amber. durum,. s1.74 1-2M
1872 IL; No. . amber. durum. arrive.
s1.74 1-2; No. l durum, $1.72 Leo
liza Ia; No. 2 duruw. S1.70 Leg
liz 1-s; No. / dark hard Montana.
on track. s1.sO@1.S2.
Flaxseed-On track and ~arri.s.
s1.9S IL; January, $1.97 asked; Mast.
s2.06 IL bid; July. $500 1-2 asked.
Oats-On track and arrive. AZ 1-2-
Rye-On track. s1.62 3-4@ 1.63 ga;
arrive. $1.60 ga; May. SLIGO ga.
Barley-On track; 50@65.
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DULUTH.
GRAIN RECEIPTS.

Duluth. Mimi. Jan. 17.-Elevator
receipts domestic grain: Wheat. ~
300: oats, 1000; y G 900; flax. $500.
+ Shipments: Wheat, ISL. 500; bar
ley, Loo; rye, $1,000.
Elevator receipts = bonded grain:
Wheat. 3,400.
Duluth car inspections: Wheat
Nos. ] and . northern and Nos. ] and
. northern. 143; NO. 3 lark northern
and No. , northern, 81; smu1ty spring,
!: other spring,"50: Nos. l and =
amber durum and Nos. / and , durum.
1; No. 3 amber durum n No. 3
durunl, 3: other duruln. G; mixed. 81.
All wheat. 256. Flax, 10; rye. 10;
oats, Is. All grains, 291. On track.
1874.
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GRAIN N FLOUR.

Minneapolis, Mimi. Jan. 17.-Flour
unchanged to 80 cents lower. In
carload lots. family patents quoted at
s9.S5@10.40 a barrel in 9S-pound Got
ton sacks. Shipments, 54.46S barrels.
Bran, $1,000.
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NEW YORK.
STOCKS.

New York. Jan. 17.-Early gains
were extended during the first hours
trading at today's market. shippings,
oils and fractions spares showing
strength. - 81, IA s&l s. 4
The latter. presumably on fprospeets
of an increased fare, rose 2 to 5
points, Third avenue leading.fssRe-
actions OF 1 to 2 ON bef9Ee, noon
in steels. equipments andH motors,
were accompanied by u break in in
vestment rails, Reading falling al
most two points and, Southern Pa
ciic /. International Paper lost 2
Id. S~tudebaker 1 1-2; Crucibles Steel
! Ia and Baldwin Locomotive /.
Coppers were dull despite rumors of
a possible merger or the lowpriced
companies. Foreign exchange par
,appreciably over last weeks in all
quotations. '
i Industrials and rails followed con-
trary ourse at the opening of to-
days stock market, the former soon
reoerdinE a number of substantial
gains, while transportations were in
clined to react.
Crucible Steel. resumed its recent
leadership at an early advance of
- Ia points. Vanadium rose / IA,
General Electric i ga and Mexican
Petroleum l.. The local fractions also
strengthened with equipments, mot
ors. coppers and chemicals. Atlantic
Coast Line fell one point and moder-
recessions attended the first Of
fcrings of Southern Pacific, Reading,
Chesapeake Inc Ohio, international
Paper. Scars-Roebuck and General
Asphalt.
Oils. coppers, feathers and tobaccos
were strong features of the noon hour
gaining one to two points n cruel
BILE increased it's advance to three
points. Rails and shipings were back
ward, however especially coaAers
| which fell one to four points On mod
crate offerings.
PRODUCE. %s r ~!
New York, Jan. 1r:-Butter steady;
! receipts ,5,2O6; creamery higher thar
extras So 1908; creamery extras
90 score, 81 3-4@52; creamery firsts
So to 81 score. 43@51.
I Eggs unsettled; receipts 6,144; fresh
gathered extra firsts S0@S1; fresh
gathered fists II 1-2@79.
Cheese firm; receipts 1877: state
| whole milk flats held specials. 26Me9;
ditto, average run 24m25 IT,; state
whole milk flats fresh specials "a l..
@25 L.; ditto average run 22M24.
Dressed poultry firm; western
chickens. boxes 32@4O; ditto. barrels
3O@39; fowls, fresh 27@4O; BOOSTERS
fresh 24@26; turkeys young 5000;
old 52@56.
Live poultry irregular; western
btoilers 40@45;- western chickens &c
@32: fowls 32@33; old ROSTERS is;
turkeys 40@45.
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HELP-<iENERAL

MANOR WOMAN WANTED-SALA AIRY
$ss full time. 75c an hour spare time.
selling guaranteed hosiery to wearer.
Experience unnecessary. International
Hosiery Mills, Norristown, Pa.
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LAVE sTOM -

fcwt; bulk 1:50. -3F;$
LIVE sTodM ya#3S
Chicago. Jan. 17.-Cattle receipts
$4,000: beef steers very Slow: around
30 cents lower; no early action on
steers of $1,000 or higher value; bulk
$500 a 9.50; few carry sales, fat heif-
ers. steady, bulk tanding' lower on all
butcher she stock; bulk cows and
heifers $5.00@z.75; Gamers and bulls
opened steady; bulk Gamer cows
$500 $3.50: bulk bulls s5.25@6.25;
calves slow to lower. stockers and
feeders steady.
i Hog receipts SO, 900; fairly steadx.
strong to 10 cents higher shan Sat-
urday's average; big packers buying
sparingly; top $3.50; bulk $4,000
9.65; pigs 10 to Is cents higher; bulk
desirable 80 to $50 pound pigs $a.750
$50. 49,
Sheep receipts $4,000; killing class
es generally about SO cents lower:
lambs, top sl1.25; bulk 100000
1915; top ewes $500; bulk s4.5o@
SIS; yearlings mostly $s.oo@s.5o.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Chicago, Jan. 17.-Wheati moved
up quickly in price today as a ft,esuit
+. Of seaboard buying presun1a51ysafo
Europe. 1t was said German and
Italy would take the bulk Of thb<srain
which was purchased. Denial Of re-
ports that 10000. 900 bushels Of wheat
had been omitted from the visible
supply statement was to ON extent
a bullish factor
Opening prices. which ranged fron1
Sd cent decline to a like advance.
with March $1.73 to LA 1-2 and May
$1.65 IL to 1.66 IL. were followed
by material gains all around.
Corn ,sympathized with the upturn
gin wheat. After opening a QUARTER:
cent off to IA cent up. including May
at 70 IA to Il cents, the market
scored a slight general advance.
Oats touched new low. figures for
the season, but soon rallied. The
start varied FROM Ia cent decline to
IA cent advance May As IL to
As IS.
, Fir1nness in the hog market made
provisions average higher.
PRODUCE.
Chicago. Jan. 17.-Butter,. easy. re-
lceipts 4.123 tubs. creamery extras q? =
;" -; tirsts 3s@4s 1-2; seconds sD637;
standards At. ''SE-f' - rs"
r. Cheese unchanged. 'r 70
PRODUCE.
Chicago. Jan. 17.-Fgss. lower:
receipts 1922 cases: 1lrsts 6SG69; Or
dinarv tirsts 63M66: at mark. cases
included 63@67; refrigerator 1irsts e.
a 63.
Poultry alive higher; fowls 20:
springs 25.
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CHICAGO.
+ POTATOES.

$ Chicago. Jan. 1~7.--Potatoes unset
tied: receipts Is cars. northern white
acked 1000 100 cwt; ditto, bulk 1.35
.@1.45; Michigan whites. sacked LAO
:cwt; bulk 1850. saG 3i 81 ,3s&
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