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The Marshall republican., 1912-06-21
Can Talk Without Wires.

With the name OF Marconi will
certainly be coupled, in the near
future. that Of II. Grindell-Matt-
hews. who has invented an appar-
atus which he calls an aerophone'
The ae%rophone will enable every
man and woman to be their own
telephone exchange, and to talk
over distances without the aid oil
wires. And although 1t is not yet
possible TO achieve such results ms
those now accomplished by wire
less telegraphy, an idea OF the
value and uses OF Mr.. Grindell-
| Matthew's remarkable invention
may be gathered from the fact
that recently the Western Mail
printed the first message ever
transmitted by wireless telephone ;
the message having been sent
from Newport to Cardiff, a dis
lance OF about ten miles.
Mr.. II. Grindell-Matthews is a
young electrical engineer, who,
amongst other things, has invent
ed a marvellous torpedo. He has
been working on his invention for
about twelve years. The aero-
phone IL based on the fact that
that the voice travels In ripping
waves, and what Mr.. Grindell-
Matthews has done Is to invent n
transmitter and receiver which
controls the direction OF these
waves. How Il Is done OF course, Is
the inventors secret, but Mr.. Grin
dell-Matthews says that his inven-
ton In the outcome OF a long study
of air currents.
The writer some time ago with a
few friends witnessed a demonstra-
ton OF the possibilities OF Mr.. Grin
dell-Matthews's invention at a
London Hotel. In an upper cham
Der was a smallish mahogany box
of electrical mystery attached to
a huge disk OF drumhead forma-
ton, n similar instrument rcposing
on a brass topped table In the
basement. The scientists and
journalists present divided INFO two
parties-one remaining upstairs
and the other going below and
those In the basement distinctly
heard the voices OF those who talk
ed into the transmitter on the
top floor, although the sound had
to come through several walls and
floors. It was a striking demon
stration and Mr.. Grindell-Matthews
mentioned that, the day before
words had been transmitted thru
walls and space for a distance OF
lever miles.
The Marshall republican., 1912-06-21

July 18th, two new stars will be
added to the national flag to rep-
resent the fifth and 4sth states,
New Mexico and Arizona. The
states were admitted when Presi-
dept Taft Issued his proclamation
early int he year, but 1t IL not
customary to add the new stars
- the flag until the following Sth
~ ynly. The flag with 4s etar1I
theFeforc, becomes the OFF cial mn
V ths United States July lsl3.s
The Marshall republican., 1912-06-21
Press Clippings

L. ~. 80
Flashlight: A gentleman who was
once stopped by an old man beg
cling replied, "Dont you know, my
man, that fortune knocks once at
every mans doorSp Yes,p said the
old man, "he knocked at my door
once, but I wat oft, and ever since
then he has sea- his daughter
"His daughter replied the gem
tlernan. "what do you mean7'
"Why, Mis- Fortune
London Telegraph: ooh, thank
you," exclaimed an elderly lady
to a laborer who surrendered his
seat In crowded tram-car-"Thank
you, very muchI "That's orl
right, num- was the rejoiner. As
the old lady sat down the chival-
rous laborer added awot I ses Is,
a man never ort to let a woman
stand. Some men never gets up
unless she's pretty, but you see,
mum, It don't make no difference
to me.p
Little Bill skipped off to school
the other day before his mother
had a chance to wash his face.
The teacher sent him to the base
ment to scrub up, but the ~janitor
had failed to leave a towel within
reach. Bill went up to the school
room, however, with the lower
part OF his face reasonably clean,
the upper part streaked and grimy,
"Why, Willie" the teacher said,
show does II happen that the
lower part of your face Is nice and
clean, while the rest OF II is so
dirty7" "Well," said Bill, "thcy
wasn't no towel there, an, that's
as high as my shirt would reach.n
N. Y. Herald: While carrying n
ladder through the crowded streets
of Philadelphia the other day, a
big Irishman was so unfortunate
as to break n plate-glsss window
In a shop. Immediately dropping
his ladder, the Celt broke into a
run. But he had been see by
the shop-keeper, who dashed af-
ter him and caught him by the
collar. "see herei" angrily ex-.
claimed the shop-kceper, when he
had regained his breath, "you have
broken my wird WI" sure I have,
assented the Celt, "and didn't you
sec ne running home to get the
money to pay for it9"
Washington Star: j. Ogden Ar
mour, apropos OF leap year, said
at a luncheon at the Auditorium
In Chicago: IA girl can take adj
vantage OF leap year without be-
ling at all unmaidenly. There are
subtle and delicate ways OF doing
things, and such ways are lust as
afficacious as brutal, knock-me-
down one "Thcre's n girr named
Jones, who, having been engaged
altogether too long, took advan-
tage OF leap year to hurry on her
wedding. But she accomplished
this delicateiy. She Just signed a
letter to her finance, AS always,
Edith Jones' and she undersigned
always and Jones' very heavily.
The marriage in consequence was
celebrated the next month"
Washington Star: ~ can re-
member when you didn't dress for
dinner" said the old timer friend.
II always dressed for dinner" re-
piled Mr.. Cumrox, although I ad-
init 1t was simpler in the early day
Then dressing for dinner consisted
merely In rolling down my shirt
Sleeves
The Marshall republican., 1912-06-21

Cement in said to be cheaper at
present than ever before-3oc to
20 cents a hundred pounds. This
In a fine time for laying concrete
walks or building concrete houses.
The Marshall republican., 1912-06-21
Resolutions of Respect

Hall OF Triiumina Lodge No. EOS
A. F. & A. M. Marshall, Mo-, June
9Th, 1912. Whereas, Our Heavenly
Father In his infinite wisdom has
taken from our midst Tasso d,
Potter, u worthy and respected
brother; Therefore be II resolved.
that we as brethren, and fellow
servants Of the Most High, do
bow in humble submission TO the
will OF the Master.
That we recognize In his death
our mortality and approaching
dissolution of all that Is material
and the necessity Of being about
our fathers business In all that Is
immortal.
That the Fraternity has lost a
good and true mem Der, his family
a faithful and loving husband and
father, the community an upright,
honest and intelligent citizen, a
kind consideratc and respected
neighbor.
That we hereby tender our SYM
pathy and copdplence to the bere-
aved fdmily Ok our departed broth
err. That his honesty Of character,
sterling integrity and kindlinoss Of
heart may evHr be q rich legacy
-, 49, ~. rx>n ~. $3.50
The Marshall republican., 1912-06-21
(Ofice. Bell. o.;
felephones:S Once, Hernon 20
Residence, Bell 496.

Howard county is' dry again as
before, except that Fayette, the
county seat, remains wet. The drys
carried the county on June sth. by
a majority Of about 100
The Marshall republican., 1912-06-21
MONEY TO LOAN

I have money to loan at five and one-half per cent
annual interest, with the privilege to the borrower ct
paying any part Of the principal at any time. and re-
bate the interest from date oil payment
These are liberal terms and If you want money.
now is a good time to get it,
furnish abstracts and perfect titles to all lands
and town lots in Saline county. have buyersfo
Saline county farms. If you have one for sale let me
know about it. = f
ABEL LEONARD, Marshall, Mo.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1912-03-01

Say, users of printing, aren't
you getting tired of that same
old form and style; isn't ii
an eye-SOre ? OF course it is.
Well, here's the point: If you
don't exactly know what you
want, and you wish some
thing out of the ordinary class
of work - different come TO
us, Just give us an inkling of
your desire - we will do the
stunt. Commercial work is
our specially. The prices are
consistent with good work.
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1912-05-16
JOSefa Runge,

je podhl delS dobu trvajici nemoc dne a. dubna uo
zen v6cn6mu odpoGinku hfbitov Oakland dery dne
80 dubna 1912 SrdGn6 d1ky davame adu Czech cislo
c. P. S. fadu Orel cs SO T. g. B. j. "a vypraveni po
hfbu darovan6 ketny honou Gast pfi pohfbu zemeeho
jejich elena ZvlaStn dy necht pfmou Tomas Kra pred
seda fadu Czech, g. F. Sklenaf pfedesda fadu Orel c.
j. Trcka pfednesene pohfebni fec dome smuku sin
c. S. P S. hfbitove Dalsi vfe]e diky vdavame nae
dujicm darcm kven: Sboru Cechie c 10 J. G. d. Sboru
Hv6zda Zapadu c As S. P j. ucekm Davis veejne koly
rodinam Fr Zdarskyho Fr Posavada Fr Sandy, Ant Ko
slka JOS Vitka Jos. Sevcia Dale dekueme penezity
dar Geskm zamestnancm krejcovske firmy Nc Pherson
Iangford. KoneGny dix mas pati vsem Gastnkdm pohfbu
jakoz tenn, kdoz akymko zp6sobem byi nam napomocni
soustrast svoji nam projevili
TEREZIE RUNGE truchlcl manzeka
a pozlsta]6 dive ditky.
St. Paul. Alinn., 13. kvetna 1912
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1912-05-16

ROH sEDME A BROADWAY.

VEJCE, tuctii, cerstve, "a. ..... .$1.OO
~ Ceny Oranzd klesly.
Tucet 12c, 15c, 18c; peck. ......... .45c
JahOdy, Arkansaske, vellxa krabice..15c
Ananasy, kus. =. ........ Sc, 1Oc, 127@c
Zvlastnosti pro zahradlx,a. -
Hlavatice, tucet. ...................1 .1Oc
sazenice rajslxych jabl1cek, Acme,
Tree Beauty, tucet. .15c
Cerstve koreny krenove, zelene
sVrsKy' nnra ..........: .1Oc
Astry, sedmikrasky, sazenice, tucet zoe
Muskaty, cervene, ruzove bile,
saZenlce ........ ...............5c &C
Brambory k sazenf, Early Rose a
OhlO puSl $A.6O
zVLAsTNosTI ZELINARsKEHo oD-
. DELEN1.
Spargl, zeleny, 6 "a. .25c
Cerstva rebarbora, libra. ..2c
Pampelisky, peck .................15 .15c
Cerstvy domac1 spenat, peck. ..... .25c
Mechyhky, XIV. "a. .25c
,Pouz1vejte Schochovu mouku nej-
vyssf jakOsti.
Culkr, Is, 16, II. 1S, 10 h.. ....... $1.OO
S objednavkou "a hotove.
Schochovo zvlastn1 maslo z maslo
Vhy, nora ....'''''.'.' DOC
Brambory, " buslu. go lib.
Medovy chleb, bochn1k. .1Oc-5c
5 10. f1ku K Varen1. .25c
ZDRAVOTNf MASNY KRAM.
Cerstve vepfOve jitrnicOve masO lb..1Oc
Cerstva vepfova zebfrka, lib. .1Oc
Cerstv6 vepfOve z piece, lib. ...... lie.
Cerstve vepfOve kousky, lib. .127.c
Cerstve veprOve ledvinky, lib. .15c
Hovez1 nakladane, lb Sc
Cerstvy Hamburger steak, lb. -. .1Oc
Libove hovezf k varen1, lb. ....... .1Oc
Hovezf steak k rostenf, lb. ...... .127@c
y sHovezf steak, Z piece, lb. b.......... .15c
Kulaty hovezf steak, lb.,.. .1Sc
Cerstve skopove k dusenf, lb. .127zc
Pamatujte, re Schochovych 27 druhu
salamu jsou predn1mi v jakosti Gene.
33-1
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1912-05-16
PRESTEHOVANf.

T1mto uvad1m v znamost vsem
svym pT1znivcGm odberatel6m to-
hoto listu, ze jsem Sc pfestehoval do
Endicott |budovy ma Robert ul., mezi
5. a 4. ulici. Cislo pokoje 289 v
druh6m poschod1.
F. B. M0tz1ch.
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1912-05-16
f. B. M0tlach.

F. B. Matzach.
- V nedGli kazali ceskem kon-
gregacn1m kostele, jehoz kazatelem
je rev. Chas. J. Trcka, rev. Louzi-
cky Cleveland, O., a rev. Davis
Union Town, Pa. Rev. Trcka od-
jel do Cleveland, o., kan byl povo-
Ian ma, pohfeb sv6ho otce.
- Sdruzenl majlcl "a ucel d.
stojne uctivanl svatku zdobeni hro-
BIZ St. Paul 80. kv6tna, pfijalo
We sv6 posledni schdzi resoluci, niz
dGrazne protestovano jest proti zne-
sv6covan1 tohoto dne pofadan1m W.
lett, piknikd, hran1 mice a podob-
ne. Nebot tficaty kveten jest W.
volen cd naroda americk6ho hlavn6
k tomu, ably S vd6cnost1 a .laskou
vzpom1nano bylo obetavych sluzeb
vojin6, ktefi "a prapor mas hv6zdna-
ty ziivoty svoje polozili, kdyz jednalo
Sc zachovani celistvosti Unie. Jest
to nanejvys sv6tlou strankou dejin
americkHch- poyznasej1cim vedo-
MINI kazdeho eb6ana, ~Se-skres-x-ttsszz-''
kych tech boj1ch a zapasech prolita
nebyla prol6vana nadarmo. Pred
'kov6 nasi z dolby Washingtona vybo-
jovali nam svobodu, zalozenou ma
nejlepSim vzoru lidovlady, pro niz
statis1ce muscle nasaditi svoje zivo-
ty We valce obcansk6. Svatek VEN
cen1 hrobG poGatku ciste vojensky
wal ma Sc b6hem Gasu raz vseobecny
a proto uctivanf pamatky mrtvych
melo by Sc d1ti zpGsobem dGstoj-
nym, obmezuj1cim Sc pouze ma hlav-
nj zfetel dne toho.
- Znamy a oblfbeny mattel
zdejs1 houslov6 skoly, pan FIR. j.:
Kolbaba, ktery v posledn1 dob6 u
sazen byl Plattsmouth, Neb., pfi-
jal m1sto profesora houslove hry ma
Royal College of Music Duluth,
MINI. Pan Kolbaba snazil Sc vzdy
poctive, ably zakdm SWIM vstlpil u
m6nl houslov6 hry a docllil mno-
hych pfipadech velmi p6knyeh W.
sledkd:, kter6 vefejnost ceska po-
souditi mohla pfi koncertech, kter6
Sc svymi zaky pofadal. Jsme jisti,
ze ma novem pGsobisti SVEN dod6la
Sc dspechd znacnych a pfejeme mu
re srdce zdaru nejleps1ho.
az State Savings Bank (Statni
spofitelni banka) elsie SO vychod-
nj ctvrta ulice.. Vklady ucinene
pred 5. cervnem ponesou drok po
m6sicd do 1. ledna 1913. Spofi-
teln1 dcet v teto bance zajiSfuje ne
jen moprostou bezpecnost, ale zaro-
ven pobada k Setrnosti a ukladan1
malych obnosd kdykoli jest talk moz-
no. Banka jest otevfena behem OBJ
vyklych bankovn1ch hodin pom
deli vecer cd 6 do 8 hodin. - Urok
vkladd 3 a pGl procent. Vklady
/. eervence 1911 $4,483,000.00.
Pfi mestskych volbach odbyva-
nych ' utery minuly tyden dosahli
republican, znovu v1tezstv1 aysak
jen nepatrnou vetsinou hlasd u po-
! rovnani volbami pred dvema roxy.
Herbert Keller, ienz pfi prvnlm
zvolenl do nfadu obdrzel pet tisfc
hlasd vetsiny mad Henry Haasem,
dosahl znovrzvolen1 mad Otto Bre-
merem Veetssiinou SAG hlasi. Obe
strany napnuly yeskere sve silly a
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1912-05-16
%Zpravy re St. Paul. %


vydan1 spojene volebni Rampant
cini ma obou stranach hezkou sunni
cku. Bylo by pfanlm, ably Sc to jiz
v1cekrate neopakovalo, zvlaste po-
kud Sc tyce rozdavani pfedvolebniho
piva. Ia mestskeho kontrolora zvo-
len byl W. G. Handy sice pouhou
vetsinou 143 hlasG mad demokrati-
ckym kandidatem D. j. Sullivanem.
Otto Rohland, jenz b6zel "a NEST
sk@ho pokladn1ka, porazen byl dosa-
vadn1m mestskym pokladn1kem
Farnsworthem v6tsinou 1904 hlas6.
Do mestske assembly zvoleni ctyfi
demokrat6 a pet republikand. Zvo-
leni jsou nasledovni: Demokrati
Kane, Haas, Yoerg a Powers, repu-
blikani Keller, Ware, Mahle, San
born Michaud. ia radnl m6sta
zvoleno sedm demokrat6 pet re-
publikand. Nasledujici dosahli
zvoleni: 1. ward6 Oberg (r.), vi
2. ward6 Baumeister (r.), v 3. war
de McColl (d.), 4. warde Muir
name (d.), V 5. warde taktez kandi-
dat Murnane (d), 6. warde Hy-
land (d.), v 7. warde Corning (r.),
V 8. warde Ryan (d.), v 9. warde
Troy (d.), 10. ward6 Montgom-
cry (r.), II. ward6 Edwards (r.),
v 12. warde Steiger (d.(. Tfi. do
datky ku m6stskemu charteru, jez
byly pfedlozeny volicstvu k odhla-
sovani, obdrzely zadouci pocet hlasti
ku svemu pfijeti. Nejd6lezit6js z
techto dodatkd jest dodatek els. g.,
die nehoz bude m1ti mesto po uply-
mutt budoucich dvou rokG tax zva-
nou komisafskou vladu mesta. Ma
zaklade move pfijateho charteru bu-
de volicstvo pfi m6stskych volbach
"a diva roxy hlasovati pouze pro ma
yora, kontrollora a sest radnich me-
sta. Korporacn1 nav]adni a NEST
sky klerk budou voleni mestskou
radou, ostatni dfedn1ci Gele NEST
skych odborG budou ustanovovani
mayorem Sc schvalenlm rady. Ma
yor bude pfedsedou rady a opravnen
k jednomu hlasu, mGze vSak Veto
vati pfedlohy pfijat6 m6stskou ra-
dou. Vetovac1 pravo nesaha vsak
dale, nez ze pfijate pfedlohy must
byti vzaty znovu 1vahu radou.
Kazdy re sesti radn1ch bude ustano-
ven mayorem cele jednoho re sesti
mestskych odbor6, jez budou m1ti
v moci administrative sprawl me-
sta. Tyto odborv ponesou jmena
| liak nasleduje: Komisaf financl,
komisaf vefejnych praci, komisaf
vefejn@ bezpecnosti, komisaf odboru
vzdelayac1ho, komisaf parkovn1, We
fejnych budov a hf1st a komisaf ve-
fejnych uzitecnosti (utilities). Ma
vrhovani pfedloh ordinance mdze Sc
dfti die iniciativy a referendum a t.
Tedn1ci mohou byti dfad6 odvola-
nj ma zaklade odvolavaciho zakona
"recall." Clenov6 rady must Sc Sc
jiti kazdy den k projednavanf OBJ
chodnich zalezitosti m6stske spravy
Sc tykajicich. Mayor, kontrollor a
mestsky navladnf obdrzi kazdy $5,-
900 roGnfho platu a must venovati
veskery svij Gas zastavan1 svych d
fadd. Nacelnfku policie, nacelnfku
nasicd a zdravotn1mu komisafi do
lporucuje Sc rocn1 sluzn6 $4,000.
Osmihodinnova doba pracovn1 je u
Istanovena pro mestske zamestnance,
/ vyjma Y policeinfm a hasicskem Cd
.lboru. Novy charter veide Y .platnost
| N cerynu roku 1914 Jest tudfz no
I've zyolenI mayor Keller poslednfm
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1912-05-16
Ornament lmrtl a dlklyzddnl.

zaem zarmutkem stlzeni oznamujeme vsem pfateldm
nam nedprosna smrt vyrvaa nam naseho manze otce
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-21
ATLANTA MARKETS

EGGS-Fresh country candled, 17d18c.
BUTTER-Jersey and creamery. In lib.
blocks 201s a25c; fresh country dull, 121a
n 15c per pound.
DRESS,Eo POULTRY-Drawn. head and
deet on, per pound. Hens, l7QlSc; fries,
25@27c. BOOSTERS. ealOc Turkeys. ow-
LIVE POULTRY Hens. 4o@45c: roost-
'ers, 25M35c. fries, 500 soc: broers, 25m
soc; puddle ducks. 35d40c; Pekin ducks,
40M 45c; geese. 50m60c each; turkeys, ow
FRUITS AND PRODUCE.
FRllT AND VEGETABLES-L tsI OBS ,'.
6lg ega s. 6 6o % % per box 6lorGs
S@3l3 per pound Grape fruit. $1,000
500 per crate Cabbage. l262c per pound
Florida cabbage, s2d25 80 per crate Pea-
CHOICE ~ acc. Beans. round green
s $4,000 per crate Florida celery,
So 00a2 80 per crate. Squash. yellow, per
six basket crates. s15O@2oo Lettuce,
craze. Beets, SO 00@35o per barrel. Gu
cumbers, 754 81 90 per crate Engllsh
peas, per drum Sl000125 New Irish po-
tatoes, per barrel s450G500 per barrel
Strawberries, 5M6c per quart
Egg plants. $2.5on3 90 per crate Pep
per, 81 I5a2 90 per crate !, Iqm oIa5 eo
e tanf a sn 9sske sEae faesP8es
81 Boa 800 per crate onions, 81 oOa : ~
per 1hushel Sweet potatoes, p yam, 81 ~ 70 -
PROVISION MARKET.
Corrected by White Provision Co.)
Cornfeld hams. 10 to u lbs. average
1Gi4c
co-nneld hams. q to IA lbs average
l6Ac
Cornfeld skinned hams. 10 to Is ibs.'
l712c.
Co-nheld picnic hams. 70 lbs. aver
Cornfeld breakfast bacon. 2Sc.
17tRc
Cornheld fresh pork sausage nink OF
bulk, 25-lb buckets. 12c.
age, 10c
cornhe!d bologna sausage, 2b-fs. boxes,
cornheld luncheon hams. 25-ib boxes
lie
cornfeld spiced 1ellled meats in io-lb
dinner pals, i0c
Cornfeld smoked link sausage. 25-lb
boxes, &c
Cornfeir- smoked ink sausage IN Pickle.
60-lb. cans, s425
cornaeld frankturters in pickle. l5-lb
kits, s1oo.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-21
NEWS AND GOSSIP
Of the FIeecy Staple
lFrom HAYWARD & CIark.l

NEW YORK, May q -Cappenter, Bag
got & Co: The basis of the advance is
market at the decline. shorts covering
and unsettled weather checking offerings
Dallas. Texas wires: Texas and
Oklahoma generally clear and pleasant,
Following are II a. m. bids; July. l1.20i
October, 11S5, December, Hal; January
50
Warehouse stocks in New York Tues
day 1880. certiticated, 20,234
Estimated receipts Wednesday;
1912 1911
New Orleans. 600 to 1,50Q $3.50
NEW ORLEANS. May 21.-Hayward &
Clark: The weather map perfect Fair
west of Alabama: partly cloudy TO cloudy
in the Eastern states. No rain except a
district and 10 at New Orleans. Tenn
peratures around So to 66 during night
me growing weather. indications are
for. cloudy, possibly some showers in
ally fair in Texas partly cloudy in the
rest of the belt: ne rain of consequence,
but possibly a passing light shower
Market advancing on New York circu-
lating very low bureau condition fore
casts, as low as so
New Orleans Times Democrat: The
market developments yesterday pleased
every body but the bear Spectator. The
farmer had another day of coed weather.
the spinner had favorable financial re-
ports. which suggest continued good
fdues the Dull on cotton saw the brakes
applied To- the contract decline. But the
bear, who, all along had counted a sell
ing wave to follow close on the heels of
fal orahle weather. seemed unable 10
make headway Spot sales were small
spinners did not appear to be in the mar
ket to any important extent. and, IN so
far as surface indications went, bull
spectators did not seem TO be very ac-
lively engaged. All of which brought the
talent back to the same old starting
point The old crop has probably been
closely sold up, and average consumption
has thereby been greatly accelerated.
With average consumption greatly accel-
Grated, the new crop outturn in doubt and
the old crop pretty well gone, the short
side of the account appears less attractive
to the average operator than the average
bear thinks il should be In a nutshell,
the situation is this: Cotton seed planted
hTredly under a clod will not do as well
as seed planted in carefully prepared
seed bed. With the exception Of some
lather low temperatures. the weather has
been good during the past ten days, and
the farmers have made rapid Roadway
with their work in the fields.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-21
& CLARK's
DAILY COTTON LETTER

NEW ORLEANS, MAY 81 Washing
ton sent the following MESSAGE aend to the he
June 4 showing condition Of cotton May
% -" English consols are gain sd lower.
Liverpool came in about due on flu
lures. and quoted spots unchanged. but
show sales of 10000 bales
our market opened -4eweF< but was
pulled lip by New York. where certain
long interests are making strong de-
Tense. The basis for the. bulling now
seems to be anticipation of very low
bureau condition figure Some New York
opinions. received via Texas say, that the
bureau is expected as low rs 80, against
ST. last year 1t must be borne in mind
that the first bureau condition. report
deals mainly with the state of land and
preparation of soil, and not with the con-
dition of the plant.
A general belief in the North in very
low condition figure is indicated by fore
cast made by The New York CONNER
cial of condition Of SIS. OF course II
the bureau should prove that low 1t would
give the world the impression of crop
disaster and bull interests are now work
ing on the expected effect on the mar
ket
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-21
RALLY ON
PURCHASES
Aggressive Support of Market
Causes Substantial Gains
After Sharp Declines.
BY cHARLEs w. STORM.

NEW YORK. May 21-Liquidation Of
Canadian Pacific for London and Berlin
accounts was the feature of the stock
market al the opening today. This issue
opened al 26l "a, full points off from
Mondays closing Subsequently 1t
dropped stlll further going TO PSI, but at
the end of fifteen minutes trading had
rallied from its lowest range.
There was also selling Of the hard coal
stock here. This was generally attrib-
uted TO profit taking, as professionals had
when these stocks were rising. Lehigh
Valley lost "A and Reading a.
United States Steel common opened at
TO- unchanged from the last night clos
ing The copper group was not very
active Both Amalgamated and Ameri-
can Smelling were Is off at the outset
Later they rallied.
Baltimore and Ohio was unchanged.
Atchison was up 4 while Union Pacific
sustained the same amount of losses
The curb vas quiet and irregular
American Railways shares In the Lon
don market were unsettled in tone. but
there was no speculative selling move
ment in this department There was
heavy selling Of Canadian Pacific in Lon
don
Aggressive buying appeared in a num-
Der of stocks in the late forenoon and
substantial gains were made.
Canadian Pacific moved up II and
gain Of points was recorded in United
Cigar Manufacturers.
Tennessee Copper was active and
strong
Trading was Hsuess in the last fifteen
minutes and the prive movement was
limited to an extremely narrow range.
Later some pressure was exerted against
Reading, and that stock declined more
than ] point under ia This downward
movement induced some selling Of its
stock by room traders.
The market closed steady
Governments unchanged other bonds
steady.
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