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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-21
Delovna ~enerzija.

Mr.. Vladimir Seman IL Supe-
rior, Wis, nam pise sledece pi-
smo: "Prejel sen TrinerJevo
zdravilno amerisko grenko vino
in pripoznati moran, da sem po-
pomona zadovoljen Z MIN, cato
ker me jc podprlo ter mi dalo
zopetno enerzijo do della" Telo,
da je Sposobno IA delo, mora bitl
popoluoma cisto i'll ojaGenO, ola
je s~poSobno sp%rejemati hrano ter
jo prcbaviti. Ia ia SlucaJ pri-
porocamo Trinerjevo ameriSko
zdravilno grcnko vino, katerO de
luje naravnim potion brez bole-
Gin in uspeSno. TO zdravilo Sc
stoii IL zdravilnih zcliSc i'll ride
cega VIVA. ina dober uGinek ma
prebavue organe, odvaja strupc-
ne snow il crevesja in jetcr. V
lckarnah. Jos. Trincr, izdelova-
lee, l333-l339 SO. Ashland Az,
Chicago. Ill. Bolccine Y hrbtu
podlczcio nitro Trinerjevcmu
linimcntu, Xxi je hud so~vraznik
vsaki bole6ni. Adv
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-21
Poor ROJAKI!

Ako ste kupec "a zemljo ali farmo, ne CITRATE Sc ma pretirane
in vabljive oglase razlicnih zemljiskih agentov, v katerih VAN vsar
kovrstne stVar1 oblJubuleJo, kakor stalno delo. brezpa6no stavja-
ME in ciscenje zemlje in druge vabljive pretveze katerih sploh ne
moreJo in ne nameravajo spolniti. Veiko denaria in dragocenega
casa 81 bodete pr1hranii ako pisete pc natancen in resncen popis
zemlJe, kraja, kupnih pogojev, mapo iskjucno samo slovenske far
marske naselbine v Wausaukee, Wis, kjer ina re mnogo rojakov
kupljeni svet in Jill je Re lepo stevilo naseljenih. Tam je svet prav
rodoviten in rodi vsakovrstne poljske pridelke, ravno tako razno-
vrstno sadie in vinsko trio. Ia svet Sc nahaja tk prijaznega me-
sta, sol, mlekarne, banke, trgovin, cage, zelezniske postaje in mno-
go drugih podjeti
Priporocamo rojakom, kateri zdi bti dobro in posteno postre-
zen doblti dober in rodoviten kos zemlje v zdravem in prijaznem
krau ter bti vsestransko zadovoljen, da pisete rojaku A. Mantel,
L. Box 221 Wausaukee, Wis. pc natancne informacije in mapo
tamosnje slovenske farmarske nasebine, predno greste kan dru-
gam svet gledati in pc nepotrebnem Gas in denar tratti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-21
Bridgeport, o.

Tenn potion vljudno vabim vsc
Sodrugc naSega sl~ovenskega soc
kluba st. 113, da Sc sigurno ude.
leze redne meseGne seize, katera
Sc vrSi dine 20. julia Y d%rustveni
dvorani V Boytsville, Q. OtvOri.
tev sejc jc tocno oh 9 uri dopOl-
dine.
Vsakega clana veze dolznost,
da Sc udelezi svojih sci! Seveda
Sc lazje odpusti oddaljenim ella
nom. ampak navada je, da Sc
ravno oddaljeni Glani boil rednO
udelezujcjo sci in zborovanj, ka-
kor pa bliznji. he dvakrat sedaj
.jc bila udelezba sodrugov tako
piGla, da sploh nj bio mogoce o.
tvoriti seize! Zapomnite 81. da je
seja naSega soc. kluba vsako ce-
trio ncdeljo mesecu.
Toraj Sc enkrat opozarjam vse
6lane soc. kluba st. 113, da Sc GO
tovo udelezite seize sestindvajse-
tega t. m. Ia reSiti imamo wee
vaznih took.
Socialisticni pozdrav!
+. j. Mako.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-21

par lepih peres IL repa. Cez nekaj
tednov povprasa slepar "a junas-
ko zdravje. Pacijent, XII sc je med
TEN nazobal neprebavnih pilul, sc
pritozi, da S e zdravlje nj obrnilo
bolJse. Tedaj pa pride velikansko
pisanJe. Bolniku Sc napise znan-
stvena razprava o biokemiGnih
rcakciJah, obenem pa Sc mu ma
svetuJe movie narociti Garobnih
pilul. lie premnogim Sc nit Sedaj
Sc nj poSyctilo V CLAW.
Primcrl Ncka ljubljanska GO
Spoditna je potozila svoje krize
zdravniku-Garodcjcu V Svici. Ze-
htcval je "a ozdravljenje % fran
kov. Ia ia denar j je postal 20
gramov matrijevega bromida, Xxi
stane Y nash lekarnah cclih 20
v%inarjcv.
Prlporocam ccnjcnim bralccm
goSpoda TrayScrja V Londonu, Xxi
Spada V TO rubriko zdravnikov-
tarodcjccv, Y blagohotno uvaze-
vanjc, oh cncm tudi vSc n.icgovc
amcriSkc, SvicarSkc i'm ogrskc ko.
lcgc.
Dovolj primcrov, JaSno sen do
kazal, da Slcparji znajo ma vSc
mogotc naGinc Spraviti V dcnar
Svoia carolina SrcdStva. Zlo, XII so
"a povzrotili ii mazaGi med ma
sim ljudStvom .ic tax veliko. da
jc trcba rcSno misliti ma obram-
bo. NSak cigan 81 dovoliuje dan
danes dclati najneverjetne.jSih
ckSpcrimcntov Z naSim narodnim
prcmozcnjcm in zdravjcm naSega
ljudStva. kjc pa Stoji ~zapisano,
da hi morali ravno Slovcnci vclja-
ii "a najbolj zabitc l.judi ma Sve-
tn, DolInoSt naSc intelligence,
zdraVuikov in lckarnarjcv jc. da
ljudStvo Y ten oziru pouGc, spra.
WHO ma viSjo Stopnjo. Trcba .jc iii
med narod 5 predavanji, broSura-
mi, lctaki it'd.
Zdravniki in lckarmarii ne bodo
: ten storili SaIno 5lovekolju5nc
ga della. ampak bodo tudi scbi ko-
r%iStili. NSak zdravnik in lekarnar
l juti danes ogromno Skodo. XII mu
%povzroca to modcrnO mazaStvo
Sal mnogokrat Stoji zdravnik
brezmotcn pri postclji bolnika
ki jc pref poSkuSal zc VISA Guido.
dclna SrcdStva. ter pritiral bole.
zen Y %brczupcn Stadij. Ljudstvo y
Svoji omcjenosti ne bo dolzilo ca.
robnih SrcdStcv. ampak zdravni
ka. GeS, da niceSar ne razume.
! NaSc lckarnc. XII stole pod Stro
20 kontrolo oblasti. so nasprot.
l TEN Slcparijam popolnoma brez
income. I.judStvo, Xxi jc bilo tOliko-
krat ogoljufano 5 tujimi Garobni
mi srcdStvi. pa izgubi zaupanjc
tudi Y domaGke lckarne.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-21
NajbOljSe
Obdelane i'm neObdelane FARME

Y okrajih Rusk in Chippewa,
Wisconsin, blizu nitro nepredujo-
Gih NEST Ladysmith : 5000 i'm
Chippewa Falls 5 10000 prcbi.
valci.
Ozemljc krizata dive glavni zc.
lczniSki progi ma Duluth in Min
neapoliS.
VISA okolica re gosto nascljcna.
kar je najboljSi dokaz "a dobroto
naSc zcmlje.-Tczka ilovnata 6rna
prst, Xxi Sc rcdkokjc drugod dobi.
kupilo ic tam re wee Slovcnccv,
Xxi so polni hvalc mad cvctotimi
pokraiinami.
Oglcjtc 81 svct in Sc SAM pre-
~priGajtc, kako lcpo scdaj vsc ra-
ste. Ma zahtcvo YAM p~oSljcmo
brcplacuo natanGcn popis naSc
zcmljc.
SLOVENSKA NASELBINSKA
tx DRUZBA.
198-1st Ave, Milwaukee, Wis.
(Avertiscmcnt.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-21

Mir 20 dnevi in pokojno span.je
pc noel Je prIdobitev ten, Xxi Sc
bolujcjo proti rcvmatizmu. trgan.
in pc udih, neuralgia in lumbago
L DIR. Richtcricvim Pain Expel-
Ter. Cemu daiic trpcti. ko 81 lah-
ko "a % ccntov omislitc V vsaki
lckarni to blazeno olajSilo? Same
patti je trcba pri kupOvanju ma
varstvenO znamko $ sidrom.
ADVERTISEMENT
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-21

no SlidilhO, MI IL I'd y ''"iH
stranka. XII sc bori "a koristi
mezdnega suznja delavca. Della
vec je opraviGen do vsega, kar
producira i'll geslo naSe bod
''kdor ne della, maj tudi ne ji!'
Nzrck sv. Pavla.) BOZ kapitalu,
boj proti mezdnemu suzenJstvu,
krr kapital poSilja delavce in
njihovc Sinoye V preranl grob,
njrgoVc hGcre pa V pro~StltuclJo.
.Ako 50 st naSi oGetje III dedJe bo-
icvali , sekiro in 5 koso napram
modcrno oborozenemu Sovrazni-
ku burzoaziji in padali kakor
snopjc ua bojnem polju, zakaj bi
potemtakem mi spali in lie Sli Y
boz l. una Svitlim meGem? Pora-
bimo naSc delavSko oroZjc gla-
>ovnico ma volilni dan, ter g~lasuj-
mo "a Svojc SocialiStitno kandi-
date, kaj pa danes dobimo, ko
.ic dcmokratSka vlada2 Me! Ma
tiSocc i'm tisoGc dclavcev hodi ka-
kor megla brez Vctra in Sc po-
praSujejo, kje no jutri KAY della.
Delavci Colorado so garali leta
i'm lcta IA kraljc prcmoga. Ali oni
kral.ji premoga so jim dajali IA
TO lc drobtmicc, Iii so paddle IL
njihovih preoblozenih miz. De
lavci so volili. kar 50 Jim nJihovi
kralji zaukazali, namreG nJihove
hlapce. dcmokratc in republican,
cc. Nektcri so volili IL Straha pred
peklom, drugi pa IL n~cvcdnosti
trctji pa "a Smrdljivo cigaro i'll
tako daljc. Scdaj pa. ko so videli.
da so izkoriScani do mozga, odlo-
zili so krampc in lopatc in "a.
htevajo Svojih pravic. kaj pa
ujihovi prcjSni prijatclji, repu-
hlikGnci i'm demokratje, Xxi so pri.
Sli ; pomotjO delavSkih glasoN
do mastnih uradov, Storili! Me
poslali 80 ma dclavcc morilce y
obliki barab, Y imcnu postav,
morijo dclavce Pc >tauovanjih
&c j. to pravica. potcm 81 paj
vSe ncha. Nlada jc poSlala ma
>tavkujocc delavce vojaStvo, Ohio
rozcno L uajmodernejSim morIl
MIN orozjcm, I hr2ostrelnimi puS
kami in topovi. Ako hi bill DELAY
ci oddali svoic glaSovc svoiim de.
laySkim kandidatom in hi bill IL
voljcni ma cell Grti. hi Ii tudI Va
rovali pravice delavccV Zc davuC
ma delavSki Strani in baroui pre-
NIGGA hi 81 moral podati in dat
delavcem, kar %zahtevajo. To n
samo V coloradskem okroliu, paj
pa .ic to Sirom sveta.
Delavec Suzenj. zbudi Sc, Tru
me zavednih vStajajo. Angel.
svobodc te kliGe Y bojne vrSte
Bobeu grmi. tromba Svobodc pc
ie in mas kliGc Y vrStc zavednih
Poprimimo urno "a orozjc uma
Svitli NEE. Bojujmo 81 roka y
roki. rama oh rami L naSim de
lavskim topom-glaSovnico, Po-
tenn lahko trdimo. da nam 10 "a
sijalo solncc svobodc IN boljS,
bodocnoSti. Zgubiti uimamo nice
sar, pridobimo pa lahko cell svct
Osvojiti 81 moramo najprej vasi
pCtem trgc. meSta, okraJc. deZe
lie. drzavc, dele sveta in "a ten
cell Svet, Potem Sc bodo uresni
Gle besedc sv. pisma: Postal be
ne hlev in rn paStir, medina
rodni Socializcm.
Soc. pozdrav vscm titaatcljcm
Proletarca. Tcbi delavski lis,
Proletarec pa, da hi bill y vsak.
s~love1ski Hist in da hi postal dc
novcga leta dnevnik.
Vas "a socialno revOlucijo.
Louis Brio.
tajnik kluba ST. 63
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-21
IZJAVA.
Il urada Stavbinskega in Posojil
mega DruStva ''Slovenski Dom

NScm dclnitarjcm, kakor tudi
Rev. y. Sojarju mammalian. ola
Sc raje odpovcm Svoji lctni plaGi
$4,000, bcri dvcstoScstdcset do.
Iarjey, kakor pa. da hi So odrc-
KEEL in opustil jitanje listov Pro.
~lctarca in elias Svobodc.
Toliko Y blagohotno pojaSnilo
Joseph Stcbalj, ta.jnik.
Chicago, Z. julia 1914.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-21

Iemljcvid AvStro-OgrSkc. vrc-
den 25c. poSljemo b~rezplacno ;
piSitc POM ma "Austro-America
Line 2 Washington St., New
York, ali pa naSim zastopnikom.
ADVERTISEMENT
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-21
DR.. w. c. 0hlendOrf. N. D

DIT. w. =. UTTTCTTUUII TIT. u
Zdravnih Ia n%otranjo bolerni
In ranocelnik.
.~Edravniska p%reiskavs brozplAeno-Pis
6Ati 10 10 zdravils 1924 Blue IslAne
Ave, Chicago. Uredujo cd l do 3 pc
pol; sd 7 de 9 rvoeer lIven Chicag,
iivedi bolniki maj pisejo slovensko.
Ako zelite Slovenske gramofon-
ske plo;Ge, Columbia gramofone
zlatnino in srebrnino, obrnite Sc
ma mas
A. j. TERBoVEC g. co.
P o. Box rs. Denver, Colo.
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WHITE IS AGAINST
 CERTAIN FEATURES
Senator Telegraphs Son Resardine Changes Secured in the New
 War Measure

The part that Capt. Frank s. White. Junior senator from Alabama played in the passage of the war revenue bill ts ieade known in the following telegram nom the senator to his son in Birmins- nam, Frank s. White, Jr:
 The democratic caucus agreed yester- day on war revenue bill. After a hard ight, on my motion. we kept the tax of or gasoline, and the tax off of life and accident insurance policies We reduced the tax on banks from B to sl per thou sands on capital stock and surplus, and defeated ar effort to require two-cent stamps on bank checks
 My insistence on keeping the tax off of gasoline was because gasoline was very generally used as a motive power by the small industries of the country, and wa now being used by farmers as a motive power in operating gins, etc.
 My insistence against the tax on life and accident insurance policies was that 1t would tend to discourage poor men and n.en insmoderate circumstances, from car rying insurance and thereby depriving their widows children or other benefi- eiares from being provided for after the Insured had died The bill. as agreed upon. will be presented to the Senate to- day"
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often heard him on the rostrum upon the subject of improvements of Mobile and her politics. After the surrender he be- came leader in the republican party and gave the democrats much trouble by reason of his practical, far-seeing way. capt R. A. 5erne was regular old sea dog and was gifted with a wonderful memory of the events of early times and could relate the minutest details of things that happened before he was born; noth- ing could be mentioned but that he had either participated in or was an eye witness to it. He 1t was who was so in- timately acquainted with one of the Siam ese twins-but had never met the other, His command was always with the beau tful Cuba-the flag ship of the lne-a Ve ssel of some 230 feet length, cost s125, ,O00 ana was the swiftest of that fleet. When lying in the slip near the Cont street wharf, with the handsome packet. James Battle, moored outside the Dauphin street wharf, Mobilians would point with pride to these examples of low and high press ure floating palaces. and say match them"
 A wealthy merchant of Mobile, C. A. Gilbert, owned a large passenger and Height packet called the Orleans. and by this and the three packets of the Cox. Brainard X Co.'S line. the William Bag ley. Henry Lewis and Carondelet the western produce was brought to Mobile. which is now carried altogether by rail
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Ante Bellunn Floating Palaces
 of the Alabama River and the
 Good Old Times In Dixie''

, master, Thursday, Cremona, A. H. John-
 ston master; Friday, Empress, George H. Kirk, master; Saturday. Cuba, Robert Otis, master. Passages. Mobile to Mont gomery, $10, and NJ Waring x Co were the agents. Later the St. Nicholas took the Messengers day; and with the loss of the Cuba the St. Charles became the Saturday night packet, and some smaller boat was assigned to Sunday, at which time the firm of Cox, Brainard & Co was formed. Having mentioned w. J. Brain ard as president of this corporation we must also add the name of Henry L.. Jayne, who succeeded to the post upon Brainard's death. Jayne was one of na- ture's noblemen. By means of his friend- ship and also that of P c. Conley was the writer pushed forward and made a trust ed young collector of this large concern
 During this year we recall line of fast schooners plying between Mobile and New York, under the agency of James G. Whitaker. They were six in number and left about 10 days apart, and did an im- n,ense business. Occasionally the side wheel steamer, Black Warrior, came into port. and later was added the Cahab These vessels always approached the city through Spanish river in order to avoid the bar at choctaw Pass. The Quaker City was later added to these-a far more costly boat than either of the other two Al. ocean going steamer in those days was quite novelty.
 George II. Hilliard X Co were agents for the splendid line of mail steamers known as the New Orleans and Mobile Daily Line. The U. s. mail boats were the St. Charles. Florida, California, to which were afterward added the Cuba and Oregon. These were floating palaces in- ceed, and the most delightful outing was trip on either of them to the Crescent City.
 The captains of this famous line were Robert Pos. John Grant. J. B. Frost R A. Herne and Hutchinson. Capt. John Grant was the originator of Grants Pass. cut between Dauphin Island and the shallow lands connected with the western shore. All vessels passing through thIs opening were obliged to pay toll and the owner reaped snug fortune Captain Grant was a. long-headed old customer. end welded al, immense influence in the public improvements of the day. fine speaker and debater he was; we have
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NO. II.
 The assertion that Blakely was . rlva of Mobile in ISIS. as stated in forme article, has given rise to some doup among our readers. We must bear in mlne that in the 1873, Mobile did not contair over 100 houses to adorn her great name how many the metropolis of Baldwin ther had we are not informed; but as early al 1911, newspaper. the Blakely Sun, was started there and existed about nint years-and not until 1920. with a popula- ton of lOoO did Mobile feel safe, and Blakely could have been rival and still not be found on the map.
 Messrs. Daniel Fowler and Charles Haz- ard landed at Blakely in 1918. coming from New York They intended to es- ts blish mercantile concern, but finding nronerty boomed to so great an extent, they were forced to locate elsewhere. and established themselves In Mobile under the name of Hazard & Fowler. They we're the largest wholesale grocers of their day. importing or transporting from the west the first barrel of mess or pickled pork ever brought to the Gulf City.
 They established a line of schooners be- tween Mobile and New York city. and during the flush times welded the largest influence in the commercial history of Mobile in those days, and during the pc nic of 1887 they failed for over $1,000. .0OD.
 In 1892 the branch of the State bank was located at Mobile, with its $200O,OO0 capital. Decatur had a similar branch with $1.000,000 and Montgomery another with NO00,000. while little Cahaba held the original with it's $2O0o.0Oo. Everything ran fiito the millions, and to meet million aire was . very common occurrence.
 Our money was worthless. The debts of merchants, payable in New York and the west. called for good money-which was the cause of nine-tenths of the fail- ures of those terrible years.
 Many "old timers' probably do not know that the Meaher Bros. were once q part of the Dispatch Line of Steamers 2 Such was the case in 1884. The departures were arranged as follows Monday. Will liam Jones. Jr.; Burns Meaher, master: Tuesday, Messenger. J. J. Cox. master; Wednesday, Magnolia. WiliiamsF F. James.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-11
A CORNER IN ANCESTORS
By FRANCES cOwLEs. THE VAUGHAN FAMILY

James Lea of Lanford of the time of Henry III. supposed to be cadet of the family of Leigh of High Leigh, eoun- ty Chester His descendant was Johr Lea of Christian Halford. Wits England, and his son John of Concord, Pa.. was a quaker minister who came to this coun- try in 1899 The name Lee IS also some times spelled Lea.
 To M. B., who asks for information about the McNutt family. The only ref erence I have been able to discover to the McNutt family Is in "The Me Gavock family" by the Rev. Robert Gray. The book was published by ". E. Jones,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-11
Hubbard Bros. & ca.

Cotton Merehantst Hanoyer seulre, N. New Orleans Cotton Exchange. New York Produce Exchange, Asaociate Members Liverpool Cotton Association. Orders solicited for the purchase and sa.e of Cotton and Cotton Seed oil for future delivery. Special attention and liberal terms given tor eonslgnments Qf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-11
Butts on Vacation

Bay Minette. October 20--tSpecial.) .)--J. F. Butts, dipping vat specialist to this county, left yesterday for his home in Decatur, Miss, where he will remain for the next two or three weeks on vaca- ton.
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Notice to Stockholders of the North
 BiRmlmGhan Land Comnanx

F You ere hereby requested to attend the annual meeting of the stockholders of
 the North Birmingham Land company. to be held at the office of the company
 in Birmingham, Alaa on Thursday, the
 18th day of October. 1914. at Il o'clock f a. m.
 E Should you be unable to attend please
 execute proxy and forward to me- as 1t is desirable to have a full representa- ton. and 1t is especially desirable to have enough stock represented to constitute a
 quorum. Respectfully,
 FRANK NELsON, JR.. President.
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Prime Mercantile

New York, October 10-Mercantile paper, 61t@7c. Sterling exchange, steady; for 60 day bills. $4.93@93. 50 for cables N.s7.76d4.se; for demand, $ls675df4.97. Bar si!ver, 51k.
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Chicago Produce

Chicago. october 10-Butter un- changed; eggs unchanged potatoes, lower receipts, 40 cars; Michigan and Wisconsin. 400 soc; Minnesota and Da- kota, 43@ zoe; poultry, alive. unsettled; springs, 13Hc; fowls. 13@14c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-11
Live Stock Market

St. Louis. October 10-Hogs: Receipts, zoo; steady; pigs and lights $.2506. $; good heavy. $S.10QS. .35. Cattle: Receipts, 300; steady; native
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Chicago Grain

Chicago. October 10.--Wheat No 9 red. S1.07s @ 1.0S; No 2 hard. $1.07h0 1,0s; corn. No. yellow. 73c; oats, stan dard. 46@46hc; rye, No. 3. S2c; tim othy, $4@5; clover. $11@1L40; lard, S1012; ribs, $1075@11.50
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-11

The Naughans from Engiand--Butler sUrnnme dates from l177--The Quaker Leas--McNutt rcference-Gleason notes -McCarthy kinship with the Balls and Washing . family of patriots-Two New England Sargent families.
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New York Produce

New York, October 10.-Corn finished at the same price as last night to 4c down. Oats. Ac off and provisions with 21sQ22hc gain.
 December delivery of wheat seemed to be especially in demand by export houses, both here and at Duluth.
 The stock at Minneapolis, too, was shown to be much reduced, the total standing 2,200.o0O bushels under last year, $ figures.
 Today's advance in wheat prices car ried the market to the highest level of the week. The. only important reaction was shortly after the opening and proved brief.
 Despite soaking rains and the strength of wheat, corn showed decided tendency to sag. Eastern demand was slow and there were predictions of larger receipts next week.
 Oats also were depressed by the failure of the seaboard to maintain the recent urgent shipping call.
 Higher prices for hogs led shorts to in l. dulge in free buying of lard, notably the October and November options
 Ribs and pork joined in the ensuing up- turn.
 Future quotations were as follows:
 n IT
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Naval Stores
Cotton Seed Oil Market

New York. October 1O.-The cotton seed oil market was steadier on cov- ering and the frmness in lard in the case of further commission house sell ing against increased offerings of crude
 at lower prices. Closing quotations
 were points net lower to points higher.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-11
Interior Movement

Houston: Middling, 6& c; receipts, II, 029; shipments, 93SS; sales, 3623; stock 69,5S1.
 Memphis: Middling, 7ssc; receipts shipments, S632; sales. $50; stock, 6s, 478 A
 Augusta: Middling 7c; receipts. 2406; shipments, 594; sales. 2103, stock, 56, Sb2. s...s..... ..i.-.-ss..s... .. ;. St. Louis: Mddling. 75sc; receipts, s100; shipments, 1294; stock, 13,049.
 Cincinnati: Receipts, 3s9: shipments, 52S; stock, 395S.
 Little Rock: Middling, 7c receipts, 1899; shipments, 103; stock, 13,520
 Total today: Receipts, 21,929; ship ments, 15,468; stock, 225,43S.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-11
New Orleans Cotton Market

New Orleans, October 1o.-January sank to 7:SO in the liquidation trading in the cot. ton market today, but spots were un- changed at 7l4c for middlng. Toward the end of the day sellers wanted 7.4oc for January.
 The belief seemed to be growing that spinners would increase their purchases before long and that the spot market would show more strength. This caused g better feeling among holders of long contracts
 Statistics caused little comment Ex- ports were not on the large scale of the early part of the week, no foreign clear ances being reported, while coastwise shipments were only 9120 bales
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-11
Port Movement

Port Movement New Orleans: Middling, 714 c, receipts. 4145. sales, 79; stock, 65,995.
 Galveston Middling, 7c; receipts, 7703 sales, 1050; stock, 129,53S. Mobile: Middling, 7c; receipts. 714; stock, 16,072.
 Savannah: Middling, 7c; receipts, 51S0; sales, S70; stock. 5S,075.
 Charleston: Middling. 7c; receipts. 8067 sales, 150; stock, 2S,739.
 Wilmington: Middling. 71sc; receipts, to6; stock, 4,469.
 Norfolk: Middling, 7c; receipts 1859, sales, 251; stock. 21,S33.
 Baltimore: Stock, 413S.
 Boston Stock, 2700.
 Philadelphia: Stock, 710s.
 New York: Receipts, 249; stock, 67,- e7.
 Minor ports: Receipts. 172o; stock, 10, ,f30.
 Total today: Receipts. 2s; sales, $40; stock, 426,709. s a.s4s s4s Total for week: Receipts. 23; sales, $40. < Total for season: Receipts. ss7; sales, 451; stock, 227, AS.