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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-29

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Ttarb geitern 4beno Der % Sabre alts
5arrp 8amiB, ipeIher am q. 8e5emz
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pa9en georiidt purpe. als sr ben
9erfut mahte, ben 3ug an Der
Spring 9rupe unb arlington apenue
3u iibertlsttsrn. Bel oem unfull
nurbe benz Wann Der lints 5uB polls
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Soo oes Wannes, Der BEL Der Jleiih
mann SO. angsite[t mar, our 5olee
bate. Der gorouer purbe bon oem
IbIeben bes Mia1nts bennhrihtigt.
Gr 1T bemu1t, Irgebor:ss aes
9erItorbeuen gu ermltteln.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-29

Sreoerit Oehne, 66, GA guriaht:
esnqueit in Shtpebe.
cspiepb 6apes. II. 1851 Blair ;
Hiersnleiben.
geettie 6. DtQiams, 80. Rorrpopo;
6nrnperoiftuna.
Maub 5ulie, 80. 3439 sSap;
ShIaqfluB.
sSohn geattp, 80. 1872 Belts Ctr;
2unaenentsiinbuna.
5enrp u. aaumener, "a, 1873 Gil.
len: arebs.
Samuel Spiro, AZ, 744 Ridmono;
6ersfehler.
Clement S6mibt, SO, Stabt; Gun.
qenentsiinouHa.
gernaroina 6plt, 38, 1892 sslint;
6irnentaiinounq.
Uima u. gteff. 5 Wonate. 1905
German; 2unaenentaiiupung.
Robert 6. Warihaa, 2, 814 Sat;
grihopfuno.
eSohn %. Bennett, 66. Staot;
5eraleioen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-29

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Wilber apenue peroniate iif aeitern
gaadmitiaa nit feinem 6anbihlittsn
an Der Glenipap unb 0runo Apenue
unb beohtete in feiner Hreube nihi
bic Wdrnunasiianale zines Auiomo<
Bills. an nemfelben Woment. dls bef
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-29
ssnni Regerfinbcr bon DER Msmtter
Derlalicn.

Quf isinem potrouil.en Gang
bur6 bic Dsit 6. Strabe bDrte seitern
Ra6mittas Elm Yoli5iit oas Gef6rei
rebrerer ainbcr uno fano i'm 6aliie
No. 237 Weit 6. Strube 5 Nsgertina
Der, tpsl6e BON ibrer Wtutter perlafeu
naren. Die ainoer, pelne i'm Mlter
BON 3 biz 10 Sabren lteben, nuroen
nah benz Sinosrheim gebraht, tDdhz
rsno bas ungefdbr 8 Wonate alfe
gabp I'm itdotiIhen 0oIp!.al IuTnahz
me fanb. Die Wluttsr, Topa 9otbum.
tcnnta bisber nod niht srmitteIt pers
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-29

dnsipeifen fpolltc, biriairtt berfelbe
ieinen Shlitten In biefelbe Hihtuna,
tpobnrh es benz Chauffeur nnm0alih
aemoht iporbsn fein foI. ben araft&
ipoaen rehtaeitia aum 6altsn au brin-
cen unb ben unfaI su permeiben.
Morann aerieth inter bas Muto, nobel
er einen 8ruh bes !infen unterihen.
fels bapontrua. Der perlebte Rndbe
fpurbe nah bem Belts Strabe 6ofpis
tai aebraht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-29
Gtbiuaben ,snb 4eutoneis.
6eamtenluabl in siuei angeiebenen
bentiAem Vereinen.

Der GnnGbiIne Inters :
fnbungs Werein bate seltsrn
Nohmfhaa In Der Central 1urnhalls
Notwithstanding, unb ba NIT D<rs
ielben aud Die Wobl Der 8edmttn psrs
bunben mar, Iieb Der gefun nidts 3ll
iriininen iibrig. Die Wabl battle fcls
gsnbes Refultot:
pr1iibsnt 6enrp @loed!er.
WiSe prdfbtnt 6tnrp 8reper.
prptoiou Gefretdr =. WHl. 0its
finger.
6inan5 Setreidr - aIfrsb Reins
harrt.
Ghdtmeifter - Qeonborb Disionn.
1ruItees 4cpier Bsrtidb, Nnbp
6ohftroFer unS 4apier Shmibt.
Rrdnten Honmittee - Jreo. Giss
der unb Grit Gerft.
sydbnentrGatr - Willidm ShneE.
Dereinsor5t - Or. abuon.
D<lesaten gum Giabtper6onp =
AIfreb Rsinborbt uno anbp 9ch'
frazier.
Desgaien sur DeutThen Gag Gs-
ituihafi ausuit Dddner anb
4Dolpb BroeB!er.
Die Snitoairuns bieier Beamien
finbet Sonnias Rahmitias. IL. Jas
nunr, in Der Central Iurnhalle ftott.
ilnb "a ipiro bafiir Gorge aetragen
iperoen, bab bic affaire nibt 10 san3
troden porbeiSebs. Gum 9iihersllns
tsrluhunss Gommittee tpurber biz
6erren auias Ganeelmaper. 4nor
6ohfsraier unb auguit Qamann er-
r,onnt. Der arantenb.ridt tpies ,trei
aronte ouf, peldsn $6 unteritiibune
nneetpieIen ipurbe. Die 8olonsele,
asnbeit purbe ouf 5lDei Wohen Der.
ihcb<n, bod tpurbe bic Siiudiion. ,ois
net engberaige gouperneur Cor ii qes
inoffen. einotbenb beiprofxn. Dc,
Werein ipirb bos Worsehkn oes Gtaots
perbanbes obipnrten. Die ginnnhgner
fstrugen $5O.65 unb bic 4usadsen
S9.70. Hahbem bdnn nod bic Ger
rem Geo. Qub, 4ueuit Defhner uni
nm. 1areiitxr als Wabl aommitt..
ernonnt iporbsn noren. murbe 3ui
mobl NIT bem gingunss uneefitrter
Rsfultnt sef6riiien. Die WiisIieosl
biieben Donn nod gu einsm plaueers
itiinbmen beiiommen unb boffien uul
teHsrs 3eitsn.
Der 9eufonia WGnner.
dor bate eefisrn Hohmitsas Der
iamniluna in Der 4rbeiterbnI. uns
3lpnr unter goriib oss prGfibsnisr
5srrn 3. 5lsbosrmann uno sr pro
ioiolIfiibruns bss 5errn =. Gtte. gs
fnnn bic arpeiie Domination nit an
ihgiebtnber 9eamtenipahl Itatt, bil
iolaenDes ReiuIint bate:
profont - 3. Jlebbermann.
Ube praiioent - 6. 4inier.
prototoG Sstretar pbi!ipt
Hibninger.
syinana Setre.dr - $. 6iIse.
Shabmeiiier gbds. S6oene.
baum.
Dirigent - Gbtparb Gtrubel.
2. Dirissnt Jris Deibmann.
1ruifWs 6enrp aobling, Gran
De!ie unh Jris ponarb.
9ibIictbksore - 5enrp 9ilse mn
3. Ctte.
Gabnsnirdger - Wm. ShaeFtr
Carl Sobannien uno 9ouis Gfxrrsr
Gs purben i'm usbriaen nur Rru
iineseihdfte erIsoist unb bo bic Wi.
alieber 3eit unb Wube hatten, fcnl
cine fo3iale Radfbuns ftoti. Ditigen
Gbnarb Gtrub<l mar antpefenb uni
ba fparb bic gansesInii bnle ress. 81
ipurbt nonn flot!es Qieb sefunssn unl
bis pnuisn tpurben mil angenthme
aeblcnfeuhtuns ausgefiillf. De
Dorf1los. BEN Gonniae Elm Grablie'
~ Hneen. ains niht burh, benn oi
Nitglkber fosten iih. bob ss audi Elm
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$3,388.W


Die Sabresberihte Der 5obtenerdz
Der Der perfhieoenen 8ottesdder ipur@
ben slsi1iaIs BON 6errn 0eorge g.
S1ranb perleien.
Sabresberihte Der Sob
tengrdber.
4uf benz ct. Mdri.n Gott.suder
ipurDen laut bem 9erit3t bes 5ooiens
GRADERS Sobdnn Suetten tpdbreno bes
sJahres 872 2eiten beiseIebt. 5iers
BON fpurben 458 qeihen auf Gotten
unb 313 duf semeiniamem 8ruHD be-
erbist, fpdbrenp 90 2eihen in unaes
ipeibter grbe bic lebte Rubeitdtte FAM
ben. Ndh anberen 9ottesddern purs
ben 3pei Qeihen iiberfiibri, ndbreno
bier aeihen bon anberen syrieobofen
tamen.
Die Gefdmmt3abI Der ipdbreno beg
Jahres cuf bem Ct. Soiepbs Gottsss
ader Nitattefen Geitkn betrug bem Be-
riht bes 9obien9rdbers Clemens
Ooerger sufolee 568. Bon bieIer 3abl
rpurben 346 ouf Gotten, 1877 auf eez
meiniamem 0runpe uno % 9eihsn IN
unaeipsibtsr gro. teiasfssi. Die 3abl
Der beitdtteien Nrmsnleihen belief ii6
auf brei uno 81 2eiheu purbeu ume
getett.t. RAD benz St. Sobannes
Dpiiesader spuroe eins aeiHe ii6er.
fiibrt uno bon osm 0ottesader .puroe
cine aei6e nah benz St. Joisphs Got
iesdder aebraft.
auf benz ct. Sobannss @otissader
purbeH ipdbrenb oes Sabres, pie Der
lcbtengrdhr 6enrp Ioerger berifi.s
te, 1874 Geihen besroben. auf Gotten
purben 123 2eifeu bsitattet. uno IL
eemeiniamem Drunoe IA 2eifen. llms
aebet.et fpuroen 8 2ei6en unb bic 2si=
den bon AZ armen fanbsn auf pi.i.H
9otiesdder oie lesis RubeiiGtte. JiiHf
2eihen trnrben nah onoeren @otte5s
Gdern trdnsferirt, pdhrsnb a Qei5eu
BON anberen Gottesdderu nah bemSt.
Sobannes Gottesader sebraht 7urs
ben.
Nlg Bidder unteriuhunes Nuss
IhuB puroen bic 6erren gb. 0driner
IT,, Sofepb 5iridieIo uno 5snrp Wolf
eepdblt.
Sn gesug auf bic in l.ster Der
iammluns unierbr.iteten geihDeroen
Ssitens elmer 4nsahl 2eihtnbeitotter.
bob ibnen bel geiteluro BON 9rdberr
unnotbiae Ghpierigteiten in ben We1
asleat fpiirben. pelhe Qneelegsnbsii
bamnls einem Seporat ausihuB
unisrbreiiet poroen 1T, bate Der Seq.
ttre nitts su beri6tsn unb tpuros.
neil Der 0oritano ieibit bic angeles
senbeit in bic ocnb senommen hat.
.ntlaF,n. 5err guife. Der Wcr.fiih-
rer Der Qsihsnbeitatier, uuterbreite..
cine ansdhl 3uihriftsn bon Sup.rs
intenbsnten dnoerer 5rieoh0fe, aus be-
nen b.rporeeht, bab IN pieien Die Be
Itimmuns.n fir 2eifenbeiiotter piel
liberaler iinb. Quf 4ntraa iDuroer
biei. 3uihriften benz S..reidr behuFs
Iufbepabrung fir ipotsre Refsrens
iibertpisien.
Die aneelesenbeit betr. 8trleguna
Der Ordber in benz poroereu Iheil.
bes ct. Soiepbs Jrieobofes mad sinem
anbersn Sbeil. 70 oaB an Stells oera
Ielben eine biibite Yartanlags 5ur
gerI6oneruns bts 5risbhOfs ssihaffen
iperbsn tam, ipuroe bon 9errR gaii.
ebenfaIs pieoer anesrest. ieood nitl
ipeiter beiproden, neil prditoent Rift:
ner srtIdrie, eaB Der Doritano in Die
ier B<siebuna 1hon einIsitenos Shrit'
te getban babe.
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D. \. X. ggllssa6c. .9s.
|ca)0atl,
Sabresberidte ber WSritaabsbeGmteu
ams Grie6bofs.S Snperiatenssnten.
ssabesn 5000 fir armen.ilntsritiit.
nma beraasga6t.

Sn Der Gi. Ulnrien G6ulIals
fanb ssitern Radmitias unter Borfis
bes 6errn 6enrp Riitner unb Der PRO.
tofoafiibruns BEG 6errn George y.
GHronb cine olIsemeine Roibo.ifen.
berTammluns natt, um bic Jabrssbes
rihte iixr bic 1bdtisfeit Der D. ".
Rdtb. Gottesader 0efenffaft nno
b<s untsr ieinsn Mufpi3ien tDirtennea
4rmenporfanoes entsesensunehmen.
ueber bic ginnobmen unb Gusgibsn
berihtet. s<irsidr George 3. Shrano
ME folst:
Sabresberiht bes Setrfs
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..S344O6.35

Total .S34, ,4O6. .35
auberbem untsrbreitete berrShran5
audi eintn einsebenben 8eriht iiber bic
Ginnabmen in ben Derfdiebensn Gxs
meinben, bsm bi. folsenbsn 3ahlen
entnommen fino:
Dit Ginnabmen In ben pers
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Die MrmtnpfIegt.

Der 3tpeii< Getrxt6r, Qerr Gbnorb
~. 0ortnsr untesbreittte ieinen Sobs
rssbtridt, btm 3ufcIge IN ben Derihies
benen 2irnen bic nnsefibrten Sums
men an 126 neri9isbene DomiIien als
Mrmenuntsriisuaa Gustsaablt pcresn
Iiiaes.a
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Neftfreit

3iuiidem Sonntassihulen nnb ,Sn.
genuereinen otntid.prpf. airden
GAM 8eiten bes 1enfihem 0iafo.
niHenbauies brinst gesterem Den
Sieg.
s.
Die iesensreife anitalt oaSnrd nm
$2,275 bereiHert.
Narbige 0adfeier oes @eibnadts.
feites.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-29

Die Sabreskrihte Der 3obtensrdz
Der Der perfhieosnen 8ottesdder tpur@
ben sleihfans BON 9errn 0eorge 2.
S6ranb perleien.
Sabresberi6te Der Sob
tengrdber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-29

ituIen, lpelne iih an oem 8ettitrelt
betbeiligten unS Die BON ibnen anTge-
brahteu getrdge iino pie folgt:
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-24
Valdez Daily ProspectoT
 PUBLISHED BY THE Prospector Publishing Co.

TERMS.
 Daily Prospector. By carrier, per month. ...S i.00 By mail, per annum. 1o.oo
 The Weekly Miner. By carrier, per month. 40c By mail, per annum. ....... S5.oO The Daily Prospector and Weekly Miner, by carrier, to- one address per month ....... ......S go The Daily prospector and Weekly Miner by mail to one address only ner wear, $ 2.5O Rusiness Otfirr and Editorial
 Rooms. Phone t52. Advertising Rates on Application.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-24

LOST--A small sack contain- ing trunk keys and small change. Finder please return to convent.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-24
aERlAL NO. o1652. MINERAL APPLICATION

MINERAL SURVEY NO 736,--U. s. Lana
 Onice, Juneau, Alaska, November 27.
 Notice is hereby given that the knights Island Copper Mining Company, cor poration organized and existing under ritory of Alaska. by s. A. Temple, its at- is Valdez, Alaska. has made application linear feet Of the Appolla Lode. lode, mine or vein; fifteen hundred linear feet of the Hercules Lode. lode, mine or or vein; fifteen hundred linear feet or the Bald Knob Lode, lode, mine or vein; thirteen hundred forty three and eight ienths linear feet Of the Mogul Lode, lode, mine or vein; thirteen hundred nine, ty linear feet of the One Dime No. 7 lode, lode, mine or vein; fifteen hundred linear feet of the One Dime Lode, iode. mine or vein,. all bearing copper, With surface ground six hundred feet in width on each of said lodes, situated in the Valdez Mining District, Territory or
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-24
FRIDAY. JANUARY 2i. Iol3.
THE FORTUNES OF WAR.

The loss of itr interior pas Scuger and mail business is un- lo,lbtedly a severe blow to Cnr- hova. at the present time: >" It was tn Valdez at the time the tide water terminal of the Orr stage line was removed from this place in favor of Chitina. Since that time it has been learned that to operate a railroad built large ly along the side of box can yon, is indeed a difficult task in Alaska. Notwithstanding the op- pration of i3O miles of road out of Cordova, tn" average time made by the stage line to and from Valdez to Fairbanks was in the neighbOrhOou of three hours in favor of this point as a terminal. So long as Valdez remains the farthest north port and the pres cnt climatic conditions exist, just so long will this port remain the most feasible entrepot of the in- land empire.
 This by no manner of means goes to imply that our sister town of Cordova has not a pros porous future before it. With the opening of the Boring coal fields, that place will become the ocean terminus of great shipping business. The development of her copper and gold resources ly- ing in her hinterland will in it. self make prosperous city.
 Valdez has suffered many set backs, some of them almost stun ming in their effects: but her pco- pie never gave up and finally be- gan the development of natures $ resources surrounding her on, cv- cry side, with the effect that her population has never ceased growing, easily maintaining her position as the Queen City of Prince William sound. Curdnva. like Seward. will keep apar" with the growth of Inc country trih- utary to them. and they both have an empire al their beck and call if they give their attention to it's developments.
 In the struggle of life, rom- muniipS. like individuals. strive for supremacy. If Valdez. at this lime. has turned a trick on her rival, it has been done purely as a commercial proposition, to quote at least the meaning of an editorial in the Alaskan al a time when our nrighburin% city was making an effort to have the seat of government transferred from Valdez lr the municipality on Dr. ca Inlet.
 Maybe some day life will cease to be struggle of the survival of the tittest. and when that day comes to pass there will be no rivalry between communities: un- til then the people of Valdez will be only too glad to note the growth of Cnrdova and Seward where that prosperity is not gain ed at the. expense of ourselves.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-24

Senator BOrah. of Idaho. made a center hit when he suggested the recall of Secretary Fisher. When we come to think of it, the people of the United States did that very thing last November.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-24

Chicago is undoubtedly a great business center, Uncle sam hav- ing discovered that the Windy City maintained a stamp brok- craze firm which disposed of the loot stolen from the nnStnfficos of the country.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-24

MT. Corey very modestly ad- mits that the international steel trust have divided the world be- tween themselves. He did not, however, give the latest quota lions on the air we breathe.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-24

II remains to be seen whether the Turkish national assembly will heed the appeals for peace made by the pnpulacr. should they overlook the popular clamOr they may succeed in getting peace only after they are dead. that is, worldly peace. for we know but little of the status quo of the neXL place.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-24

IL looks very much as if ma jority of the PuiO committee en- certain serious doubts as to he gravity of William Rockefeller $ physical condition. considering he recent aIrrInrSs of he gen. tlrmrn in du,lging inc @nNcrn- mput < process servers.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-24

Tine parisian icunuclaSt had d right tu view with suspicion Fur keys apparent willingness tn sur- render .Adrianople tn the Allies. He undoubtedly took into consid- cratinn the turbulent population of CnnStantinOple.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-24
EDITORIAL NOTES.

All honor tu the Alaska dog team. The faithfu. brute is ac- complaining what modern rail- road has failed to do. ,,t
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-24

A good memory and public spirited disposition will be the two guarantees of your attend ance at the firemen's dance to- morrow evening.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-24

The new Turkish cabinet prom ises to save the honor of the en- pire. This is the first intimation we have had that they dealt in any such commodity.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-24

MT. Frank C. Ross, a prominent citizen of Tacoma, favOrs the in- ter-marriage of Americans and Japanese. As far as we are con-
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-24

Since yesterday afternoon at o'clock the north bound mail has made more progress towards its destination than it made during the past thirty days.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-24

Fortunately for the road com mission their years supplies were delivered at Chitina by the rail road company before the blockade but fortunately. on the other hand, their bridge tinbers are still lying at Cordova and may cause a delay of year in the completion of the Nizina and Gull kama bridges.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-24

cerned we have no strings on MT. Ross.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-01
COTTON MARKETS
EXTREMELY DULL
Talent Continues to Sell, En-
couraged by Free offerings of
Actual Cotton Abroad.

NEW YORK. Nov 1.-The cotton
market opened steady to-day, with first
prices net unchanged to points lower
than the closing quotations of Friday.
The buying was rather general and the
opening was much better than expected,
considering the poor Liverpool cables
The buying was attributed to the same
sources that were noticeable on the
buying side yesterday and prices rail-
lied points on near positions from
the initial range
The principal feature of the opening
was the selling of December and buying
Of January and March by brokers close
" identified with spot interests. The
ring was inclined to sell on the weak.
ness in the English market, due to freer
offerings of actual cotton and the be-
lief that Liverpool is overbought, and
at the end of the first half hour the
list widered its decline 10 3 to IL points.
The weakness in the market was at
tributed more to the holiday in New
Orleans than anything else. On and
after the call the market was SO small
and narrow it could hardly be called a
market.
The weather news was bad, and more
day. The map indicates another bad
spell, with heavy rains in North Tex
as and frost tonight in North Caro-
lima, probably light in South Carolina,
and light local frost in North and Cen
traI Georgia, where there is still some
unmatured bolls. In addition to this,
II was rumored that the National Gin
ners' report will be out soon with a
very bullish report. Despite all of this,
the market failed to disclose any rail-
lying power worth mentioning
on the close traders evidently went
short on the theory that Liverpool would
not respond to Our strength. Liverpool
is due to pints higher Monday
At the close the market was steady,
with prices to points lower than the
hnal quotations of Friday
Estimated cotton receipts:
Monday. 1912.
New Orleans $500 to $500 SPA
Galveston . .1S,50o to 10000 31,177
RANGE IN NEW YOzN FUTURES
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-01
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Nov. Petroleum
firm; crude Pennsylvania $50.
Turpentine barely steady; 441a @451@.
kosin steady common 400.
Wool more active; domestic fleece, ~
uz5; pulled, secured basis, $1,000; Tex
as, secured basis. 45d54.
Hides steady: native steers. 1873 q 20:
branded steers. 1917.
Coffee firm; options opened / to /
points higher; Rio No. on spot 10a.
Rice steady; domestic. ordinary to
prime, Ad55s
M9lasses steady; New Orleans open
kettle. $685..
Sugar, raw quiet; centrifugal, 1851
nluscovado, 3,11; molasses sugar, 2S6.
Sugar refined quiet; fine graduated.
4d5; cut loaf, $40 crushed, 5 2o mold
a. 4S5; cubes 460 powdered, AS; dia-
mond 4, 1.35; confectioners' A, AS.
Softs-No. l 425. CNo. is points
lower than No and Nos to IA
are. each 5 points lower than the pre-
eeding grade)
Potatoes irregular; white, nearby. 2 90
Q2T5; sweets 75at,S7.
Beans quiet; marrow. choice, $50 bid
pea, choice, 3.30M4.O0 red kidney,
choice, 475M5.5O
Dried fruits steadierd apricots. choice
10 fancy, 1905; apples evaporated,
prime to fancy, 71k@915 prunes, 3Os to
e2s 9A@12. AOs to zoos. 5ds15 peaches,
cholce TO fancy, 6A ara seeded rasins,
choice to fancy, b961s.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-01
STOCK GOSSIP

Hearings in the Government suit
against the United States Steel Corpo-
ration adjourned to November 10.
Senate Banking and Currency Com
mittee agrees to reduce from twelve to
four the number of regional reserve
banks to he authorized in the currency
bill, but provide that the Federal Re-
serve Board may in its discretion, raise
this number 70 twelve after two years
Twelve industrials declined 30 TWEEN
ty active rails declined .3S.
G. y. Potter says; Bank statement
will probably show decrease in re-
serve. Expect easier money conditions
next week. The Mexican situation
seems to be the dominating factor at
present II may require some patience,
but l believe stocks are purchase for
the long pull Look for better prices
in Chicago. Burlington and quincy and
Third Avenue within few days
The Journal of Commerce: The
Mexican situation seems to have be-
come an influence on all the markets Of
the world. "
The New York Herald: 1.-The bears
profess to see a menace in dispatches
stating the French Government in a
few days would bring forward its much
talked of big loan TO meet Increased
military expenditures"
The New York American "Excu-
svely the market is sold out"
The Wal Street journal; "In bank
ing quarters 1t Is contended that the
chief cause of the markets reactiorary
tendency is the reactiOnary policy of
President Wilson in regard to the cur
rency bill"
The New York Sun: THE financial
districts manifest a disposition to place
an unfavorable Interpretation upon Mr.
Vanderip's warnings, against the pos
sbility OF fiat money IN the currency
bill and President James Fl. Hilrs ref
erences Of the alleged waterlogged
condition OF the bond market"
The New York Financial Bureau: "A
dragging stock market Is likely, The
waiting attitude Is spreading on weak.
ness after reactions purchases made in
standard rails should show profit next
week after the holiday"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-01
LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. Nov. Hogs; Receipts,
10 goo; market steady. mixed and butch
ers, 740@S25; good heavy. 7.s04S.2 %;
rough heavy, 7.40@7.7O; light, 7.60QS.15;
pigs, 440@175 bulk. 775pS.2o.
Cattle Receipts, 200; market steady;
beeves, 7.15@9.l0; COWS and hetfers, 3 25
MS.15: stockers and feeders. 56og 40;
Texans, 6.25as00 calves S00g 10. 10.
Sheep: Receipts, 1900; market steady
native and Western, 275@5.l0; lambs,
4S5@760
ST. LOUIS. Nov. I.--Cattle-Receipts
1900, including 200 Southerns. Mar
ket steady. Native beef steers, s. So
stockers and feeders, s5,O0a725; calves,
SO O04i0.25: Texas steers, A.75d7,4 40;
cows and heifers, s4Ooasoo; calves,
Hogs~Receipts 1900 Market &c to
iNc lower. Mixed, s779g$oo; good
s7.75aS0e; pigs. s6.5Og750; bulk. $40
67s0.
Sheep--No receipts Muttons; SO 75@
4e5; yearlings. S5,O0@6.0o; lambs, $685.
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