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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-23
LIE8KNECHT ZoPET oDKRI
VA GNJILOBO.

Berlin, Nem6ija. - Karl Lieb-
knecht, socialisticni poslanec v
parlamentu, kateri je lani sprawl
V zapor mnOgo yojaskih glav z
odkritjem znanega Kruppovega
Skandala, je pricel zopet odkrivati
novO gnjilobo V nemSki aristokra-
ciji. Y listu "Vorwarts" je obja-
vii serijo tlankov, V katerih do
kazuje, da ma Pruskem cvete mai
lepsa trgovina redi "a odlikova-
MIA, raznimi cesarskimi sluzbami
in plemenitaskimi naslovi. Tako
II. pr. velja red 'rdetega orla 4.
razreda" 2000 mark "a akademike
in 5000 mark "a druge; sluzba
dvomega zobozdravnika stane
2000 do 5000 mark: plemski ma,
SLOW $4,000 do 100000 mark: ne
katere cesarske sluzbe veljajo
10000 mark it'd.
Ma cesarskem dvoru divja 20
pet panika radi teh senzacionelnih
odkritij sodruga Liebknechta in
vlada preiskujc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-23

Will, ki je vrhovni poveljnik
armade.
Tako Sc je kOnGal nekrvavi pre-.
vrat i'll Villa je zdaj ma poti proti
Zacatecasu, da popravi Naterin
poraz in osvoji mesto. ker so
amcriSki listi zadnjo soboto po.
rocali, da je Villa postal diktator
IN ola je imenoval zatasnega pred
Sednika republike, odgovoril je on
IL TOrrcona, da tcga nj storil in
da nikdar ne bo. Edinole ljud-
Stvo ina moe postavljati predsed-
nika in nihte drugi in proti vsa
kemu posameznikp. ki bi storil,
velja mas boj," rekel je Villa.
Washington, ID. c. - Vsled
preObrata med konStitucinalisti
bo predsednik Wilson opustil
obravnavanje Carranzo in cd,
Slej bo obravnaval zadevah
Meksike lie Villo kot predstavni.
kom najviSje moGi rebelev. Car,
rama je izgubil YES presto y
Washingtonu. konferenca V Ma.
CARA FallSu Sc Sc vlete Prepaid
med pOsredovalci in WilSonom je
vedno veGji, ker zadnji zahteva,
da zataSni predsednik Meksike
mora biti konstitucionalist, a pO.
sredovalci pa noGejo o TEN sliSati.
George Carothers. Wilsonov "a
stopnik, ki Sc mudi Villo, bro.
javlja dne 2l. t. m, da je Villa
sklenil poslati diva Delegate ma
mirovno konferenco, ki bota "a
stopala konstitucionaliste.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-23
THE LIVE ISSUE" Sell
RAKOM ZVIZGAT!

Protisocialisticni tedenSki GaSo-
pis V New Yorku "The Live
Issue" - IL katerega je Kranj.
ski Janez zajemal svoje neslane
burke o socializmu - je Sci ra-
kom zvizgat in zabam COST 13.
t. m. je list napovedal bankrot in
sodisce je nastavilo receiverja,
kateri bo izdajal list Sc trideset
dni. List ina dolgov $11.579, a
premozenja pa komaj $2S1S.
Tako je kon6al casopis, kateri
81 je wei nalogo, da bo unicil So
cializem. Najprvo so imeli "The
Comon Cause, XII je socialiste
pestil tako imenitno, da je sam
sebe zadavil in danes pociva ma
casnikarskem pokopaliscu. In "a
istim gre "The Live Issue. Ce
kakSna stvar nese, ubijanje socia'
lizma ze ne nese in kdor Sc posveti
temu "profesijonu", mora 1T
bankrOt, ako Sc ga slucajno ne
usmili kak Gary ali Carnegie.
Nam je zal teh socialistozrcev
da tsko nitro padajo grob, ker
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-23
BANCNI POLoM MA DUNAJU.

Banke pokajo ne samo Chica-
gi, temvec tudi ma Dunaju. Brzo-
javka dne 19. jun. Sc glasi, da
je propadla privatna banka
Plevna & Co. in 7 milionov kron
je slo rakom zvizgat. Vecina tega
denarja je pripadalo katoliskim
cerkvam.
Lorimerjeve banke v Chicagi
ostanejo zaprte in drzavni pravd-
mix Hoyne grozi kriminalno
tozbo proti Lorimerju in drugim,
XII so povzrocili polom.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-23
Chicago, ILL.,, %. iuniIa (June) 1914.

tudl glavni who'd jamo, tako da
je resimo delo nemogote. 80 tru-
pei so dobili ma povrSje, a po-
gresaJo Sc l02 premogarja, "a
katere nj wee upanja. Oh Gasu
eksplozije je bilo V premogokopu
23S delavcev.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-23
vlada bO OsvOiila rove.

Wilson DO operiral premogokope
v Colorado z vojasko silo. Mill.
carski morilec Linderfelt "ka.
znovan''. Strajk Pittsburgh
1877 mrtvih V Canadi. Konec
stavke Italiji Razne delavske
vesti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-23

1877 mrtvih V Canadi. Konec
stavke v Italiji. Razne delavske
vesti
Washington, ID. G. - Nekaj Sc
govori, da je Wilson pri wolff "a.
seStl premogokope V Colorado in
Jlh operirati pod nadzorstvom
armade. Preden Sc pa to izvrSi.
dial bo predsednik Sc enkrat pri.
lIko operatorjem, da ukloneio
svoJe oSabne glave in priStanejo
Y razSodiSce, ki maj obstoji IL
peterih tlanov, diva izberejo ope-
ratorji. diva Strajkarji in petega
predSednik. Wilson Sc je odlotil
"a ia naGrt, ko je uvidel. da ma
vsa pngovarjanja zlepa Sc opera.
torJi ne zmenijo. Po raznih ma
Svetlh in informacijah je baje pri-
sci do prepritanja. da cdinole
draStitna akcija zamore marediti
konec neznoSnim razmeram Y luz
mem Colorado.
Denver, Colo. - Lajtnant Lin
derfelt, kateri je znan pod ime-
nom butcher" (meSar). je bill
spoznan krivim po vojnem sodi.
scu. Linderfelt je sam primal, da
Je puSkinim kopitom razbil gla,
vo grskemu Strajkarju Louisu
Tikasu. Udaril je reveza 5 tako
silo, da je poGilo kopito. In vojno
sodiste ga nj spoznalo krivim
umora, dasiravno je ia zlotin sam
primal. temvec izreklo je, da je
Linderfelt izvrsil lie "nevojaSki
Gin" in kazen "a ia zloGin Sc glasi,
da ne DO wee lajtnant in da Sc ina
pomakniti nazaj "a pet stopenj v
vojaski casti. To je torej kazen "a
umor najbrutalnejse vrste! Kome-
dija vseh komedij! Linderfelt je
komandiral tisti oddelek colorad-
ske milice, ki Sc je rekrutiral IL
Baldwin-Feltsovih strelcev in
kateri je 20. aprila t. |. pozgal
sotorsko kolonijo strajkarjev V
Ludlowu ter usmrtil sest straJ-
karjev, dive zeni in enajst otrok.
Zivela vOjaSka justica Colorado
Tako justice maj spostujejo de.
lavci?
Pittsburgh, Pa. - Stavkarjem
pri Westinghouse Co. Sc je zadnji
teden pridruzilo tritisoG moz vpo-
slenih pri Union Switch & Signal
Co, tako da je zdaj $1,000 delav.
cev ma Strajku. Zadnji imajo svo-
je straze pri vseh vhodih V tovar-
ne po dnevi in po noGi; noGi
imajo tudi zarkomete, da paziio
ma Wake V blizini, Xxi bi morda
vozili skebe. Med piketi in kompa.
nijskimi Guvaji je bilo vec neznat-
nih prask, toda drugate Sc pa vrSi
Stavka redu. Druzba je povabila
delavce nazaj ma delo z obljubo.
da bO imenovala pOSebni odbor. ki
bo Obravnaval zahteve delavcev
tOda Strajkarji Sc bodo premislili.
Denver, Colo. - V Pueblu gro
ri Strajk 1000 dclavcev pri Colo
radu Fuel Il Iron Co. zaradi 20.
tasnega izplacevanja cd strani
dru2be.
Chicago. - $4,000 zeleznitarjev
vposlenih ma progah, Xxi vozijo
zapadno od Chicago, je zadnji
teden glasovalo veliko veGino
strajk ee druzbe ne povisajo place
kakor zahtevajo.
Rim, Italija. - Splosni nemiri,
XII so sledili tridnevni generalni
stavki, so Sc glasOm poroGil po.
legli in delavstvo Sc je vecidel po-
vrnilo ma delo. Vojastvo je Sc ma
nogah Bologni, Ferrari, Raven
nj in Forli, kjer so izgredi'i bill
najvecji in kjer so sindikalisti
proglasili republico. V teh provin.
cijah so revolucionarne mnozice
razdjale zelezniske tire in vladna
poslOpja. Kri je tekla wee me-
stih. Razdjanih je tudi bilo ii
cerkva.
Lethbridge, Alta, Canada. -
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-23

Cd vseh strani porocajo o veil
XII farmerski letini. To pomeni, da
bo mnogo ljudi lacnih prihodnjo
zimo cato, ker je proved product
ranega ziveza.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-23

JIM idlllTcc DolJ ShltSillh hItdtul,
kot so socialistozrci, Xxi tako pi-
kantno lazejo socializmu. Med
zadnjimi je tudi mas preGastiti
Janez, Carnegijev pup, in pa ne
kdo Copper Country, Xxi Sc jc
prodal baronom bakra. NaSa zelja
je, da Ia diva Don kizota zivita
najmanj Sc sto let Y - zabavo in
kratck cas- vseh Slovenskih Socia-
listov Y Ameriki!
Med TEN pa - pocivaj bogu
The Live Issue!
Sedaj ko je S. n. p. J. sprejela
resoluciio "a zdruzenje, Sc bO vi
delo, kdo je reSnici "a zdruzenje
in kdo DELUXE proti zdruzenju. Ma.
rod je brezdvomno "a zdruzenje.
Znamenja pa kazejo, da so ljud.
ski interest III interest koritarjev
razlitni. Ali bo ljudstvo spregle-
dalo, kadar pride cas- zato?
Gustl: Zadnjic 81 rekel, da sem
mOrda zamenjal rrrrrrevolucio-
narnost rrrreakcionarnostjo.
Well - pa kaj zato! Jaz sem svo.
bodomiSljen in V TEN znamenju
lahko zamenjavam kolikor hoGem
\aGelo svobodomiSlenoSti me va
ruje, da lahko obracam vsa mace
la in termine po svoje, kakor veter
streSnega petelina. Socializem? -
Inn, to ii je re druga rec. Social
sticna organizacija zahteva disci.
plino, kolektivno delo it'd. to je pa
tisto nasprOtju mojo svobodo-
miselnostjo. Socializem ne bo pri-
Sci potion kolektivnega della in
lastnlstva. ampak potom kapric
posameznih "svobodomislecev" in
privatnih spekulantov, Xxi Sc po-
fajfajo ma strankino kontrolo in
memo delo. Zato pa preG stran-
kino discipline, prec S strankinim
casopisjem in organizacijo, - III
vel privatni bizniss in anarhija
Jaka tajzov: Kar 81 rekel ,je
6isto V soglasju tvoje "svobodo-
mislenosti'', zato mi je tvoj ma.
stop proti organiziranemu delu
socialism, razumljiv. Vede ali ne
vede 81 torej zagovornik Sc
danjega istema. Dober tik, Gustl
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-23

Neki ucenjak Bostonu je IL
racunal, da cloveSka duSa tehta
tri Getrtine unGe. HIM! To je vse-
kakor wee kakor pa Rockefeller
ceni duSo te mu stoji napoti pred
dividendami
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-23

Podpredsednik Marshall pravi,
da socializem je filozofija polnega
zelodca. Well - demokratija je
pa filozofija praznega zelodca.
kaj je boljse?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-23

Danes Sc 2apravi veliko veG de-
maria "a ubijanje ljudi kakor pa
"a izobrazbo ljudi. Neliko Gudo
ie. da Glovek utaka starost ta-
kin raZmerah.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-23

Lorimer je najprvo postal ka-
tolltan, potem j. pa pognal svoje
banke zrak. Zdaj pojde k spo-
vedi in odpuSteni mu bodo vsi
debeli grchi. LOrimer je praktiGen
katolican.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-23

Laz socialistiGni "delitvi" je
re tako trohla in banalna, da Sc
je n. pr. V NemGiji ali ma Fran
coskem ne posluzuje vec niti maj
bolj zagrizen socialistozer. Edi-
mole slovenski kapitalistiGni hlap,
conf Sc Sc oprijemljejo tie pies.
njive lazi, ker mislijo, da so slo.
venski delavci najbolj zabiti lju.
die ma svetu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-23

Prodani urcdnik prodanega Ii
silica V Calumetu piSe, da ho6ejo
socialist "razdeliti" premozenje
ljudi. Pasta taca Z njegovim
premozenjem" Sc re ne bo nihGe
opomogel niti "a Snof tobaka
Zato maj lie brez skrbi spi!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-23

List Ia koristi delav-
skesa udstva. Deinv-
CT so opra viceni do
vsesa kar producirnio.
This paper 10 devoted
to the Interests OF tho
working class. Work
ers are entitled TO all
what tn ey produce.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1914-02-26

midnight. In an aato thy drive
several mile- to the hut. By the
Pickering glare of an oil light
Mrs. Dunbar stoOpS over a dirty.
faced sleeping boy in pile of hay.
She is uncertain than in the
dim light, but is almost sure. The
Identification is postponed To the
following day. Then it is com
pIete, in the opinion Of Mrs. Dun
bar. It's my BOY. Thank God!"
she cries.
The boy failed to show any
signs ofrecognjtion of his mother.
Walters, declaring vehemently
that the child was not Robert
Dunbar, but Bruce Anderson, OF
South Carolina, was placed IN
jail. Julia Anderson, the "other
mother,'' was brought to Ope-
lousas. The boy failed to recog'
nize her also. But she is posi-
tive that the boy is her child.
1t was just the other day tha'
the Supreme Courtof Mississippi
decided Walters should be sent to
| Louisiana for trial.
And now the battle of mothers
is ready! 1t promises to be thu
most wonderful trial ever known
in America.
The Duubars said that one OF
their main identiications is
scar on the child's LETT foot.
"The burn was covered by new
smooth SKIN" said Mrs. Dunbar
"See-this child's left foot ha
that same mark
The other mother has wltnesse
| from her home to prove her con
Y tention that the child is her sol
Bruce Anderson.
If the boy is Bruce, where
, Robert Dunbar:
If the boy is Robert Dunba
where is Bruce Anderson?
Can mother whose 4-year-ol
L child has been away from her OF
year so far forget the child
image as to lay claim to anoth
D. woman's child as her own?
70 It's for a modern Solomon
) decide!
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Night Show 1880 P. M.

east 1 of northwest / section l3, twp l
south range 10 east. containing 1914
acres, less 10 acres in the northeast /
of southeast / and described as 10
acres of of east side of said northeast
! OF northeast ! running IN a strip
north and south across said 40 acres
sold to John ". Bickham and by
Bickham to Rankin Smith.
Also three acres of land in VIM.
Roberts headlight acquired by Thos.
Barker of Thos. Warner, as per deed
of Record in Conveyance book 3 page
431 Of the records Of Washington Par
ish. La, and being in twp l, south,
range 10 east.
Terms of sale. Cash without benefit
of .appraisement.
This 10Th day of February 1914.
T. j, Simmons, Sheriff.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1914-02-26

Notice-All privilege license
for wear 1914 are now due, >and
will become delinquent on March
list 1914. Those who have not
paid are requested to do so in
order to avoid the costs of c'llec'
tion. This February 16, 1914.
II. J. Simmons,
Sheriff and Tax-Collector
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1914-02-26
Save Half Your Money

by using ORC for Chills and Fever,
Bilious Fever, Malaria, Colds and
Grippe. A 25c bottle contains exactly
as many doses as the usual soc bottle
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Chills and Fever. Builds up strength
No pills or calomel needed with it
Contains no poisons. Csc. Money
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Sheriff Sale-No. 1918.
Tylertown Bank.
VS..
TbonoC Rarkpr

Notice is hereby given that by virtue OF an
order of seizure and sale issued out OF the 26th
.Indicial District Court OF Louisiana, IN ana Tor
Washington Parish, in the above entitled
cause and 10 me directed, | will proceed TO
sell at public auction to the last and highest
bidder on
Saturday, March q, 1914
at the principal front door of the court house
at Franknton, Ia between the legal sale
hours for judicial sales, the following described
property to-w!t;
Lots !. 4. and 6 and northeast ! of
section ii, twp i, south range 10 east,
containing les so acres of land, Also
the north halt OF southeast /, the
southwesti Of northeast t, the south.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1914-02-26

| hereby certify that the above
and foregoing is true and cor
rect list of petit jurors drawn
for services at the March Jury
Term of the Goth. Judicial Dis
trict, Court Of Louisiana, begin
ming Monday March 23rd, 1914
This Feb. Goth, 1914.
NJ. A. Thigpen, CLERK
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1914-02-26
Phone No. AZ for Cheap Feed
for Cash.

F. M. Browns Feed Store at
the Farmers Union Ware House
Will sell you all kinds of feed
stuff at rock bottom prices.
Come and see for yourself.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1914-02-26
Whose Boy Is 1t.

Opelousas, La, Feb. lo.-lWo
mothers claim the same child.
Each swears that the little boy in
the case is hers, that she brought
him into the world, nursed him,
engraved his very image upon
her heart!
Bnt evidently one of the mothers
is mistaken. They can't both be
mothers Of The same child. And
a modern. American jury has to
decide the greatest case o. the
kind since wise, old King Solomon
faced the famous case of two
mothers claiming the same child.
"They sha'n't take him from
me-" cried Mrs. Dunbar, one
mother. | don't care if all the
iuries and courts in the world say
he isn't mine, If a mother does
not know her Own child, then
please tell me, who does? | tell
YOU he is mine and I'll keep him. y
And yet Julia Anderson, a
typical South Car'linian" from
the hills, has seen the child and
declares the child is hers. OF that
she is absolutely sure.
It's not not going to be a legal
battle, this Dunbar case. Instead
it's going to be a battle OF mothers
for what each believes is her OWL
child.
And the boy is too young to
realize what this is all about.
Robert Dunbar and Bruce An
derson were born, four year.
ago the same month the torme
in Opelousas, the latter in a hu
in South Carolina.
The Dunbar child had every
advantage, toy and pleasur'
known; the Anderson child ha'
nothing except, perhaps, d STICK
for toy.
The Anderson child was take
on trip in wagon through tn
farm lands of Louisiana and Miss
issippi by a man named Walters
The mother says she sent tt
boy away because he was vel
lonely. The child was locke
on with contempt by other chi
dren because of his birth.
One month later, or, to be ez
act, August IA, 1872, Robe
Dunbar was playing on the ban
of alligator ridden Lake Sway
He failed to return in sever
hours and his mother and tain
began a hunt. His cap W
found-that was all! All mig
the search kept up. The hu
was called off. 1t was bellev
the child had been drowned a
the alligators had devoured
body.
A year after Bobble disappet
ed several women in Columb
Miss, noticed an old cabin So
denly inhabited. They see a
playing in the yard
THE Dunbar by!' the '
men, exclaim. The next day.
Dunbars get a letter urging tn
to come to Columbia and see
lad.
The father and mother hu
to columbia, and they arrive
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y COMPLETE PLAYS y
Matinee at 500 Saturday. February 2S Night Show 1880 M
PRICES IS and so Cts.

minds. They like to delude
themselves into thinking that a
particular thing which has be-
come fashionable is the thing
taey have been secretly think"
ing of adopting all the time. .
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1914-02-26
How Mrs. StujYesant Fish
Thinks Women Should Dress,
Moral Responsibility OF the
Society Woman Who Sets d
Bad Example.


DO our Women dress tor their
husbands approval or for their |
own personal delight, or just to |
keep uD with the Style:'
Mrs. StuyVpSant Fish laugh
jnglv said: "Why, they don't
dress for any Of those reasons.
They dress to oGt-IG the other
woma0" It's re WnmaH'S de-
sire ~ look smarter than her
best friend, atU u appear a
rritIe nure n dish than Mrs.
>5omeDocy-pi>o. that makes
Ali. rjcan women the experts
tU-y are IT, mattrr> Of oros>.'
Nuru urr opinion was asked
If the present day styles, Mrs.
FISH. >m5, Il do Mol >i|uK that
}he ~ - a.o 1gr, when modI-
iea-uu' modified tH"N must be.
for women of tos,e and refine
meuJ. / Gog ayer-done, the
present fashions are beautiful.
WHAT tnp outcome shall be lies
in the hands Of eacu woman
But the most sEaI1ly guWnro
women are those who study them
selves, ana adapt the styles to
their particular needs;a woman
must always keep her indlvIdu-
atty, and give ample plaV 10 her
origionality, if she aspire to be
perfectly dressed"
"A young girl should dress
very SIMPLY. Smart little white
dresses are the choice for her
She spoils her youth and FRESH
: ness when she rouges and wears
= bizarre colors. 1t is positively
; indecent for her to 60 on the
street with her legs exposed the
t way some of the girls of gooc
j families do now. Slit skirts anc
diaphanous and Transparent
blouses, will pervert the morals
5 of this generation. A woman
e should think not only of Thu
n generation but of the younge
generation.
t Indeed, the socially prom
a nent woman should be mos
careful of her conduct" replied
W Mrs. Fish, in answer to the re
:, sponsibility OF prominent soclet
$ women.
when women of social dis
IS tinction are careless about thei
dress, in exposing the figure
\, their moral responsibility i
great. The initiative world {
is women not so we'll placed a
thew will, as a natural sequence
r, think because a woman of di.
tinonished position wears sucl
Id and.such styles, 1t is the thin
ne to do This is natural-humal
IS It. therefore behooves the woma
er of social prominence to be e;
ceedingly careful in dress, col
to duct and lie. Her influence
not onlv sent out in many {
rections through newspap
chronicles of her doings; but VII
cd tors who come to New York fro
thy the Sonth, East and West, fl
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1914-02-26
Best and Cheapest.

For Constipation, Biliousness, head,
ache. Royaline Liver Regulator is bes'
and cheapest. 15c. Money pacR plan
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1914-02-26

rCln nv III DTn"H 81 Ilc. %.
Take Halls Family Pills Tor coaS'lpatlop'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-06
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following table gives the closing
bid and asked prices for stocks wnich
are listed but which were not dealt IN OIL
the Stock Exchange Tuesday:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-06
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

CALI, MONEY opened at III per cent
b,ehest. 2 per cent; lowest ~ per eeh''
o,.s,ro ner cent: renewal. Ia per cent
TrNTn MONEY continued easy. Rates
,,nss nor cent for sixty days. per cent
tor ninety days. Sa3A per cent LOT lou.
ond FIVE months and SqSis per ceh' '''
NrpCANTILE PAPER was easiet'
With no increase OF offerings. ha'eT' OF
IA ner cent for sixty TO ninety Gays ~
Sors.d bills receivable. S@14 per cent ioi
..o,co four 20 six months single names
and Az per cent for others
CrrARTNG HOUSE NATEMENT'-
ranneee ssss s05. 292; balances. HsSs2'Sls'
Tho sub-Treasury was e creditor 70 INC
extent OF sl6l, 81
sIrH-TREAsURY.-Ne York banks iost
90 tho eun-Treasury ss24,cpo, and lost since
Friday $4,000.
DOMFsTIC EXCHANGE. Boston. par
Savannah. buying 2i-lec discount selling
mar. Charleston. buying par. selling l-loc
nrar,i,u: Chicago, exchange lSo premium;
G, Louis exchange 20c premium bid. &c
aseed Cincinnati. exchange loc premium.
BANK CIsEARl NGS.-bVstOll' oA'
sas. 4s7 $50 balances sl277,S04; Baltimore
exchanges ssS35,5s4. balances TfOl3i Chi
caso' exchanges $50 81, us. balances a lSs :
as Phila delphia. exchanges so, ZoS' 100.
balances S2O9.6l6: ST. Louis, exchanges
90 05a 27S. balances N.34e.Sc4
SILVER MARKET-Commercial price
NJ bar silver in New York. 5s>sc, UNI
changed. Mexican silver dollars were
ouoted AT 452.. unchanged. In London bar
silver was quoted AT 2 3-l6, unchanged.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-The market
was frm and closed steady. Gable and
sight rates: London-Cable, $3.50; demand,
4 E7s50 1870. Paris-Caole. 5.l5ss check
: KS. minus lilo Berl!n-Cable. IS bio plus
10. check. s5l. plus la Switzerland
cable .5l6i. plus 1-l6: check, 5l6h. minus
10 Uolland-Cable, +02s minus l-3;
check chez 20 SIS plus i-S2. Belgium-Cable'
TTSs. Mus lis: check, 61sa< minus l-32
SiStv and ninety day bills: London bank
ers1-Sixty days. i.S6l5; ninety days. 4&i6.
London (commerciaD-Sixty days. 4s5is'
ninety DAYS, ASS. Paris (bankers)-
Sixty days. 6Isls minus 3-S2; ninety days.
KOS. minus s-32 Paris (commercial)-
Sixty DAYS, 51SS. minus l-S2, ninety days.
% minus i-32 Berlin Cbankers)-Sixty
DAVIS, % 1916: ninety DAYS, 9i.. Berlin
(commerciaD-Sixty days, si+: ninety
days. ~ s-le.