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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-22
MajniSka iZdaja "PrOletarca"

DO lzla V krasni obliki z raznimi sikami in z bogatim gradivom.
'Proietarec" kot tax, DO najbolse sredstvo "a propaganda razred-
ne zavednosti med industrialnimi sunni - delavci. Urednistvo in
upravnlstvo "Proletarca" BIO storilo ve, da DO ia izdaja Gin popol-
neJsa. od proetarceve armada, vseh naprednih podpornih drustev in
posameznih revolucionarcev pricakuje Sc. da izvrse svojo dolznost.
naroce gotovo stevilo iztisov in iste razdele med svojimi rojaki. Maj
nSka izdaja DO imela dvanajst strani in DO izla V
$4,000 IZTIsIH.
Sodrugi, mi ne izdajamo savnostnh izdaj "a Bozic in Veliko noe.
Zapomnite 81 dobro, da ia diva praznika sta simbol suzenjstva. Edini
delavskl prank, in simbol vstajenja proletarcev - je PRVI MAI!
Prvi maj je delavski prank, katerega so prokIamirali ddavci
sami Tega praznika ne dobite v nobenem koledarju ali pratiki. Emo
stavno cato, kr nj vsec kaphahstom, kraljem, cesarjem, papezem in
drugim ljudskim %zajedacem. Delavci, naIepse bodete praznovali VAS
PkAZNIK ako ia dan porabte "a agitacijo "Proletarca'. V vsako
vecjo slovensko naselbino mora najmanj 1000 iztisov.
Gene so sledece:
10 iztisov 45 C; 25 iztisov 81 90; so iztisov 81 IS; IS iztisov 50 so;
100 iztisov 1926; 200 iztisov S. so; 300 iztisov SO 90: 400 iztisov SO
90; 500 izhsov 81 so; 1000 izisov $500.
lzponite ia kupon ter posljite nam!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-22

Nikdar Sc niste mixer citali o.
glasa, V katerem hi kapitalisti
iskali delavce 2 bistrimi in zdra-
vimi m~ozgani. Kapitalisti he ma
raio roGnih delavcev (tezakov) z
razvitimi mozgani. ker razviti de
lavski mOzgani strupeno uplivajo
ma kapitalisticno debelorejeno de-
narno moSnO. Edino kar kapitali-
sti pri delavcih strastno liubijo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-22
Straik predilcey syile V Pa.

''iaIh piVuilCtN NNllc ' u
terson, y. j., Sc traja. BOZ je hud.
k~apitalisti zahtevaio cd zubana,
da bi izgnal IL mesta w. ID. Hay
wooda. kateri vodi stavko. "a last
nikov predilcev ie dobilo dovolie-
ME, da hodi'o okrog oborozeni
kakor kaksni zandarii.
" Buffalo. n. Y, strajkajo
vluszbenci pocestne z~eleznice,
MOO DO Stevilu.
" Erie, Pa, Strajkajo livarji.
Trinaist delavcev ie bilo obsoje-
NH ma denarno globo, ker so krsi-
II "mdzunkSn''. Toda strajkarji
ne marajo plaGati, raise so sli V
zapor. Ostali straikarii sedaj IL
JavlJajo. da Sc bodo pustili vsi
zapreti, GeS mai pa mesto skrbi IA
Nth hrano in stanovanje, dokler
traja Straik.
v Chicago Nights, H., so Sc &c
lavci dine D. aprila zopet vrnili ma
delo, ker Jim ie druzba dovolila
zahteve, katere so hotel imeti
Strajkarji. Delavci so zapoSleni
pri Island Steel Company, tet
so Jill organizirali organizatorji
od a. +. of l.. To ie re druga una
ga delavcev, kateri so zapoSleni
pri truStu IA .ieklo, kar Sc tice
unije a. +. of l.. Strajk ie bill mi
rem in bro konGan. ker 81 druiba
nj mogla nabaviti skebov.
Brivci Y Toronto. Canada so
svojim neorganiziranim tOvariSem
dali vedeti, da jim nikakor nj
vSet. la imajo ddprte brivnice.
ker : TEN direktno Skodujeio Svo-
jim organiziranim tOvariSem. Raj.
viii so zivahno agitacijo, ma kar
so bile kmalu brivnice Y mestu
unijske.
Krojaski delavci V Baltimore.
kateri so bill ma strajku devet tie
dnov pri znani skebski firmi "L.
Grief CO., so izSli zmagovito IL
boja. Druzba jim je pripoznala
9-urni delavnik in deset odstotkov
%povisanja place. Nadalje Jim je
druzba dOvolila pol ure IN prigri-
EEK in nekaterc druge manjSe IL
godnosti. nakar so Sc Strajkarji
zopet vrnili ma delo.
Pleskarji Y Erie, Pa. kateri so
incl do sedaj $500 Ia 9-urno
dnevo delo, zahtevajo zauaprej
ravnO istO place "a osemurni de-
lavnik. Wee podjetnikov Sc je ze
izjavilo da so pripravljeni spreie-
ii zahteve delavcev. In ker grozi-
jo delavci $ strajkom. ie priGako-
vati, da Sc tudi trmoglavi podjet-
niki kmalu wdajo delavskim "a
htevam.
Zelezniski delavci, kateri so H.
sluzbeni pri Canadian Pacific
Railroad CO.. imajo meSeca ma
ia IvanrednO zborovanie. ma ka-
terem miSliio bogatO zelezniSko
drazbo pritiSniti, da Jim poviSa
place. Ako jim druzba ne bode
hotela ugoditi, bodo organizirali
obsezen Strajk.
V San Antonio, Tex. je ma Straj-
ku 50 odstotkov kleparjev. Straj-
karji zahtevajo 800 "a minimal-
no place. Gospodarji klepariev so
Sc osabno izrazili, da delavcem ne
pOviSajo nobenega centa place.
ker je pa dOvolj nujnega della.
skebov pa cd nikoder ne morejo
dobiti, bodo podjetniki brzkotne
kmalu drugih misli.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-22
DELAVSKO GIBANJE.

V Globe Smelteriu pri Den
veru, Colo. je zaStrajkalo 600 de-
lavcev IA %poviSanie place. Zahte-
vaio $50 wee. Sedaj imajo $1.75
dnevno. Straikarii so organizira-
nj V Western Federation of
Miners.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-22

so dusevno omeieni mozgani,
krepke misice in mozeg. TIE tri
stvari spremene kapitalist:, v svet-
10 lesketaioce cekine, XII so seve-
da njihova, ne pa delavceva last.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-22

jug. soc. ~udruzenie stew. IL, DO
priredilo prvomaisko veselico V
cetrtek, /. maja V Columbia
Hall. Ia6etek oh s. uri zveeer.
Ma veSelici DO govoril sod. B. R.
Savlch IL Chicago. Govoril bo o
pomenu prvega mainika. Ustopni-
ma prOsta. Sodrugi in delavci pri-
dite vsi. da skupno proslavimo mas
prank.
VI. Udbinec. tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-22
Kenosha, Wis.

jug. soc. udruzenje stew. II, bo
imelo Svojo prihodnjo seio V ne
deljo, dine -. aprila, oh . uri po-
poldan. Ma dnevnem redu so zelo
vazne stvari. Sodrugi so naproSe-
nj. da sc iSte polnem Stevilu vde-
leze.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-22

Sal in ne bi mogel garati nadalje
zaradi tega Sc vcckrat slisi, da ia
ali ona druzba je priboljsala pla-
co svojim suznjem, torej samo
pred strahom, da izgubi glavni
fakt njegovih interesov, to je de-
lavno moe.
DanaSnji sistem ne odgovarja,
koliko delavec zasluzi, ampak ko-
like pOtrebuje, da zivi. Delavec
pa ne zivi, kakor Sc spodobi clo-
veku v d~vajsetem stoletju; OBJ
kratkem ii dajo toliko, da ne po-
gineS lakote. In "a to malenkost
mOraS garati kakor crna zvina.
Toraj sotrpini! Zaradi tega Sc
zdruzimo ter vstanovljajmo So
gladstone kfube, da Sc ma ia ma
Gin poduei drug druzega, da spo-
znamo mas skrajno bedni polozaj,
katerega 81 ora delavec sam IL
bOljSati, potion politiGne stranke.
Dale Sc .ie treba organizirati tu-
di V gospodarski organizaciji to
je V uniji svOje stroke ali indu-
STRIFE.
V gospodarski organizaciji
je najhitrejSa pomoc "a delavca
ter n%ajvecji strah kapitalistom.
Razvidno je IL tega, Xxi organiza-
torje cd omenjene organizacije
zapirajo in pretijo jim z elektriG-
MIN Stolom, ker pa V resnici MISC
zakrivili mic druzega kakor, da
so previdnim potion vodili Straj-
Ike, V kterih so re V veGjih krajih
tudi delavci Strajk dobili.
Frank Levstek.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-22

"In danes ina skoro re vsak
list svojega zana, Jakata ali ka-
kega druzega reveal, da zamore
5 pomocjo tega reveal povedati
V s%pakeirani slovenScini TO, cesar
he Una ~pOvedati naravnost V le-
penn jeziku", modruje V uvodni-
ku urednik le~poslovnega Hap
ca. Bravo tOvariS, da ste tako
nepristransko cenili jerk V svo-
jem listu. Spoznavanje samega
sebe je najvecja cednost pisate-
liza.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-22

Uredniki listov V Iowa mislijo
v kratkem imeti zborovanje. CLAY
ma to6ka tega zborovanja bode,
da 81 uredniki ustanove svojo uni
10.
The Cedar Tribune" piSe V
svoji zadnji stevilki slede3e: Tez-
ko delo in majhna plaza sill luce
ne in navadne delavce V strOkov-
no organizacijo, da TEN lazje va
ruJejo zdruzeni svoje ~interese. To
le popolnoma logicno in pravilno.
Cas- je re, da 81 tudi uredniki IL
stow zavarujejo prot svojim go
spodarJem ma Ia nacin, da 81 usta-
move unijo.
II. Conley, urednik cd "Dobo-
que Leader" in Jack O'Brien. u
rednik cd "Muscatine Labor Vol
ce", sta izdelala obSiren naGrt "a
novo unijsko podruznico, katera
maj hi nosila ime international
Labor Press Association. Do Sc
daJ Sc je V Iowa priglasilo devet
urednikov, kteri hO6ejo prisostvo-
vati ~zborovanju in kateri Sc bode
vrSil V Des Moines. Iowa. kot hi
tro mogoGe.
kapitalisti pobaSejo vsak pro
INT Y svoj Yep in potem maj pride
profit ~ cd koder hoGe. Veliko
mani pa so k~apitalisti hvalezni "a
profit delavcev. kakor pa mulam
in konjem.
Da, delavci ne vidijo karitali-
stlcne Jude, : katero so oprem-
ljeni, cato ze skrbe njihOvi me-
Scanski kolegi. Delavcem namreG
obveeJo vso glavo, posebno Skrb-
no pa Sc mozgane in o6i z mescan-
skim Gasopisjem. da ne vidijo in
ne obcutijo jarma, V katerega SO
uprezeni IA sveti profit svoiih
gospodarjev.
Kapitalisti imajo V svojih ro-
kah moe. delavci 10 nimaio. Kapi-
tallstOv le Same nekaj. delavcev
le ogromna armada. Zakaj so ka-
pitalisti mocni, 'in zakaj so delav-
81 slabotni? Zakai tolika armada
delavcev pusti in mirno gleda. da
Jill vlada pescica kapitalisticnih
lenuhov? ZAKAJ? Odgovor je
pac priprost. cato ker delavci gla-
sulelo IA kapitaliste ter $ TEN di-
rektno ponizajo samega sebe, vso
moe pa dalo V roke svoiim gospo-
dariem. kateri potem lahko liz nil
mi delajo kakor Sc Jim poljubi.
Iakai pa delavci volijo svoje pi-
lavke? cato ker V svoji nevedno-
sti misliio. ia ie tako najboliSc.
tako so iih ucili delati re kapita-
listi V mladosti. in sedaj ne vedo
kakO hi Sc reSili. - Delavci so
Spali. he ocetje, naSi starr ocetje
in od naSih Starih OGetov-oGetje so
bill vzgojeni Y tenn duhu. V duhu
revScine III ignorance.
Cas- pa Xxi zanteva svoje je pri-
sci. ldimo skupai. Strife morajo
btu re enkrat verge veGnega tia
canstva. Idruzimo Sc V emo arma-
do delavcev pod zastavo industri-
elnega unionizma in politiGne
zdruzitve socialistiGne stranke.
Ako to storimo, potem bodemo
kmalu triumfalno. p~rikorakali do
ustega eliza, katerega isceno.
Delavci "a mani ma solnce.
Slava kapitalizmu. kateri tako
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-22
Frank Levstek.
Kan pa pridemo, ee YES du

HhuW Pd PIIutHIU, Ut NtS UU-
cat nash listOv vsak poprime ka-
kega "Joklna?" vpraSuje ameri-
ski "leposlovni' mesecnik. No,
nikamor! Ampak vsi slovenski IL
sti V Ameriki bodo piSani V "kla-
si6ni'' slovenS6ini naSega lepo-
slcvnega "Hlapca".
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-22

Slava kapitalizmu, kateri tako
dobro protektira domove in dru-
zinsko nvljenie. % En- million
IN petsto tisOc otrok pod Is lett
mora delati V tvornicah samo kar
Sc tice Zdruzenih draw, da ne
hodijo sami in njihovi starisi ma
81 ter bosi V najbogatejsi dezeli
ma svetu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-22

kapitalisti pobaSeio vsak pro
fit Y syoj Yep in potem maj pride
profit " cd koder hoGe. Veliko
mani pa so kapitalisti hvalezni IA
profit delavcev. kakor pa mulam
in konjem.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-22

Poglejte kako So lepo oprav-
ljene lille ma polju. Ali ie della
vec tako ~opravljen kakor so tie
Poglejte ptice pod neboml Ali je
suzenj tako prost, kakor so pti-
ce7
Povejte, ali je narava v zmoti.
ali zivimo mi v barbarski druzbi q?
kaj koristi trampu, ako dobi
delo ter je lacen. Ako je Glovek
lacen, ne more delati, sit pa goto-
vo nj, ako sele is6e delo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-22

Ako bi bill delavci pametni. hi
lahko V enem dnevu naredili brez
stroskov vojnim norostim konec.
TO hi imelo wee uspeha kakor pa
stotisoG mirovnih konferenc: oci-
lindranih gospodov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-22

To nj mic novega, ako vidite
izdelovatelja deznikov OBJ slabem
vremenu hoditi brez deznika DO
dezJu. Parasite pa 2 svilenimi dez-
niki in solncniki "Spancirati"
ali pa Sc voziti v avtomobilih.
PriJatelji, ista pesem je pri grad
Mi zeleznic, palac, avtomobilov
it'd. ZakajY
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-04-22

Kapitalisti imajo V svojih ro-
kah moe. delavci 10 nimajo. Kapi-
tallstov je Same nekaj, delavcev
le ogromna armada. Zakai so ka-
pitalisti mocni,' in zaka.j so DELAY
cl slabotni? Zakai tolika armada
delavcev pusti in mirno gleda. da
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-10-23
Elm Chapel.

Mr. Finkbone and daughter Allie
were down Monday from near Wood
land to visit Mrs. Aida Hampton.
Mrs. Francis Yingling visited G. c..
Bright's Tuesday and Wednesday of
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hamilton visit
ed Friday at Everett Hamilton's.
Mrs. Harriet Danielson has been
visiting at the Chas. Bright home.
Several Of this vicinity attended
the funeral of Marion Moore Satur-
day.
Mrs. Mclaughlin, of Trenton, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Maude
Belvel =
Virgil and Willard Bright visited
Sunday with Henry and Harry Prath-
err of near Morgan. H.
Bert Mcdowell has been husking
corn for George Hamilton.
r. Miss Sylvia Bright has been assist
ing Madge Hawkins with her house
work for several weeks.
Howard Petty made business
trip to Mercer one day last week.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-10-23
'ednesday night and Thursday.

Wednesday night and Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hale, Chas
Mullin and nephew, Francis Ward
A. c. Woodland, Willis Crees and Ed
Chapman were calling at Decatur
Friday in spite of the rainy weather
and bad roads.
Charley Edwards shipped half
car load of horses from Van Vert
Friday.
E. Looney, of Denver, Mo-, appoint
ed as missionary of the Grand River
Baptist association in this district,
was a business visitor at the home
of H. H. Bennett the first Of the
week.
Miss Edna Bright of Leon, came
Saturday for visit with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Bright.
Most everyone in Springdale were
trying the good roads Saturday.
Wilbur Horner has been assisting
Tullis Bros. for a few days getting
ready for their big stock sale, Tues
day, October 21st.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-10-23
Garden Grove.

Mrs. Melissa Northrup returned
last week from a pleasant visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Grant Shaw OF
Colorado. .....
Rev. White of Derby was here
Monday visiting Rev. Wilson.
Mrs. Artie Trisler returned from
Leon Monday. ..-. F..
Miss Crawford of Leon was an
over Sunday guest Of Mrs. Will Hen
derson. a... g.. TX
Last week S. L. Jordan purchased
the Caster restaurant, taking i'm
mediate possession. VI
Mrs. Kate Brown of Leon, was here
last week visiting relatives.
Loren Young returned to Omaha
Sunday.
u. w. Sullivan moved into the
Mrs. John Aten property this week.
Mrs. Konklin and Mrs Raines left
Saturday for Grinnell to, visit Mrs.
Carl Swanson.
Mrs. J. w. Jamison went to Chart
ton Friday to visit relatives.
Rev. Duling gave an entertain
ment at HumestOn Friday.
Mrs. Atha returned to Charlton
Friday after visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward, of Narka,
Kansas, came Friday to visit at the
home of their son, DR.. Ward and
wife. 81.
Mr.. Duling of Boone, Iowa, came
last week to visit his uncle, Rev.
Duling.
Mrs. j. G. Knapp and son Russell
were Leon visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Carl Hanson and children left
Saturday for Indiana to visit her par
ents. ss
ii. =. Henderson went to- Leon
Monday. II
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-10-23
Spl'ingdale.

Albert Woodland, Charley Phipps
and family, Charley Edwards and
daughter, Eva and Blanche Hammer
attended the sale at James Phipps'
Monday.
H. H. Bennett and sons finished
4threshing their oats and timothy the
first of the week.
#4l Eva Edwards called on Blanche
Hammer and Blanche Roberts Tues
day afternoon.
Mrs. E. L. O'Neal, Of Decatur City,
was a visitor at the Sylvester Millsap
home Tuesday afternoon.
Tom Sly has moved on the Will
liam Orfield farm.
Miss Nan Hammer returned home
"Wednesday after few weeks stay
with Mrs. Bert Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Woodland and
daughter Louise of near Grand River,
were visiting at the home of Lincoln
Woodland and wife Wednesday.
35 Many people were in attendance at
the Samuel Millsap sale Wednesday.
Mr.. Millsap and family will leave for
Arkansas soon, where they will make
their future home. Mr.. Millsap is
one of the oldest residents of our
neighborhood, and we are sorry to
loose them from our midst.
ts Mrs. Tom Roberts and daughter
Blanche were visiting friends in Leon
"Wednesday.
Earl Mcdowell and wife who have
been visiting with her sister, Mrs.
/. Art Scott and family returned to
Davis City Thursday afternoon.
Tom Sly was a visitor at Davis
City Friday.
Il 81. L. O'Nea1, the Decatur tele-
phone man was looking after bust
ness in this community one day this
week.
& We enjoyed a much needed rain
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-10-23
FairVieW.

The protracted meetings closed at
Morgan Wednesday night.
Frank Bright and wife, Don Moore
and wife and Mrs. Blanche Dobson
attended the funeral of Marion Moore
Saturday.
Albert Willis is building new
barn.
Quite considerable change in the
weather. . ,
Mrs. Jennie Hatfield is much bet
ter at this writing.
Willis Dillon had business at Line
vile Friday of last week.
Mrs. Don Moore and sister, Mrs.
Blanche Dobson called at the Cyrus
Wells home one day last week.
William Mitchell worked a few
days for Abe Willis.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-10-23
H. H. Young is preparing to move
into his store building this week.
Mrs. Clarence Bartlett was a Leon
visitor Saturday.
Decatur City.

Mrs. J. w. Mclaughlin went to
Indianola Friday for visit with
relatives. 5 aEs
Mrs. Lew Brown and daughter,
Mrs. John Reuss went to Excelsior
Springs, Mo-, Friday for visit with
relatives.
I Roy. Haven and wife, of Excelsior
Springs, Mo-, who have been visiting
relatives here returned home Fri
day.
Miss Fern Reuss and sister Nellie
spent Sunday at O. B. Creal's.
Mrs. Frank Riddle left Monday to
attend the Rebecca convention which
is being held at TT. Dodge.
Drs. Mitchell and Eiker of Leon,
and DR.. Coontz of Garden Grove, were
here on professional business Tues
day.
Mrs. Jack Tullis and baby return
ed from Osceola the last Of the week
where they had been visiting few
days.
Mrs. Mary Fletcher and Miss Car
ry Grayson were guests Of Mrs. Thos
Tullis Wednesday evening.
The Epworth League meeting will
be led Sunday evening by Miss Gar
land Phipps. Subject, Christ, The
Modern Social Impulse. There will
be a good program. You are invited
to attend. It commences promptly al
$40 o'clock.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-10-23

H. E. Bright called on Oliver
Bright one day last week.
Stokes Moore called on his broth
err Don Sunday.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-10-23

The shorter the mind OF the
preacher, the longer his coat is apt
to be.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-10-23

Some men were never boys.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-10

REVIEW OF COTTON MARKET

o sSp das ss week 13fs 'sse
senHsnt over cotton The bears
throughout while high
York The
nervous owing fact necessary labor
cneo until they know Outcome WIN be ,
Van T g R1y5as @ R of f52P m B46r IN YORK Was
YIN yng fully oS lS bales Of Ge96er9 f New orr
leans The bun leaders aggressive bidders and buyers N al three
Nng the eonseryaye quarters tPe short mte
deeply by the daton o. May options ara The buying Of july ana
The advance in the american market was hpe along BY f 4 ec6
DAY mis- week of about lo22 eS ghiS h gf5 of any nt W
f1Ss tdeea Zion e as S @5eTei[ YIN Gfp5 some g
Clam that Grdr prevailing conditions taken New
pn long aeFsts May being July
Il d that sPnners here using reserve
mills and the market is prob
@ ss6 "5s aaieS ps Tf s trade sA Spots 9s SahS5P &
futures practically the month
al auoSuons Jas. Week York Being against
spnners additional holders incline
] ] s6Sd Ss ai Sa igo1s as
H a@9Hs s2 a ased S easier tine @ aeue n m &
@ AND e1eaay result better demand GENERALLY for cotton
NE The actual This could not be true account Of the in
IsaEis9 but @ fat & the ms5 sPngsrs
@ @ weeks ago he nosigst only oaed 3si
@ I P satebef totals ia o57 6ales end With
worlds visible 100000 bales less than the pre-
tract f %@rneI
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vas s$ @ 4 & S $So
las been nothing worthy Of comment 49, -, -, 49,, -, .
aged the si a s' 9' SH s' hello a n $
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-10
THuRsDAY rs REVIEW:

points decline from the opening level.
The general selling movement was in
spired chiefly by continued favorable
weather over the belt; also, indications
pointing to advanced crop preparations
The breaking Of other leVeeS on the
right bank Of the river below Memphis
checked the rise and the river at Mem
phis Is said to he reCeding.
kilograms from many sections OF the
belt indicated excellent crop prepare ton
with a large increase in acreage. In
the western and southern parts Of the
ditiOns are favorable with the eXcep-
ton Of the river districts
During the afternoon session the mar
ket lacked any special support. ma
prices were well maintained around the
low point OF the day.
At the close the market was steady
with prices al net decline Of II 10 u
points from the final quotations OF
"wednesday.
NEW ORLEANS, April ia calmer
judgment prevails as to the river stu
alton Levee breaks and oyerflOWs in
the valley are considered inevitable but
they come nearly two months earlier
than last year and the length of the
flood wave being SO much less, the loss
in time ana area is not likely 10 be near
ly as large as last year.
Liverpool was rather disappointin gwith
futures easier than due. Spots were 2
points up. sales only 5000 bales. Our
market lost about 10 points in the early
trading. mostly on long liquidation by
yesterdays buyers, on the better wealth
Yesterdays advance was inspired
principally by the abnormal precipita-
ton in the Little Rock district and the
alarming river news distributed BY
Memphis.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-10

NEW YoRk PRopucE MARkErs-
Friday. April 4.

NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKETS.
NEW YORK. April 1O-Pctroleum
firm; crude Pennsylvania, $3.50.
Tnrpentine easier. "A barrels.
ROsin barely steady; common $50 bar
rels.
Wool active: domestic fleece 2sizd32c:
pulled, secured basis. 40d see; Texas
secured basis. 4Sd62c.
Hides active; native steerS 1910
i9Ac; branded steers, 1854 6155sc.
Coffee steady; options opened S6 Sc
higher; Rio No. Z on spot ia
Rice steady; domestic, ordinary to
prime, AS 52sc
Molasses steady; New Orleans, open
kettle. 35G5Oc
Sugar. raw easier; centrifugal a.39
(bidl; Muscovado 2S9 lbid): molasses
sugar, 2.6i (biG).
Sugar. refined quiet: fine graduated
4 25a425; cut loaf, 5.15 (askedD: crushed
sos; mold \ 40; cubes 4.J0M4.eO: pow
dered, 435n AS: diamond A, as: con-
PETITIONERS A 4.20 (bid): sofJs. No !.
40
Potatoes irregular: white. nearby. 81. 50
d2O0; BermuGas S45Od6OO
Beans steady; marrow. choice So 300
=. 40: pea choice S5.S003S5; red kidney,
choice. $3S0d3S5.
Dried fruits irregular; apricots. choice
to fancy, 10dl2; apples, evaporated.
prime TO fancy 5LdSis; prunes. sos TO
COS, SIS Cbid), COS to zoos. 3lsd4ls:
peaches, choice to fancy. 60Ti4c: seed
ed raiSins, choice to fancy, sass.