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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-28
Iosr HIS PocKrT Book.
50 Poster Johnson Could Net Pay His
Fine In Court

Poster asimsan. eiia has lattiv l,esn
HtuF n Nelett vas arFatguad In
MoufrrInf etf court todat un
an fnfati1afien charge - ahth b.
rirafei -usltr johnson zaif b. iiaa lrst
uur-e eonfaiH.ua e41 ard didn't have
tha ea-h raa8r to pas p k5 fHr and
-asts 90 Has efEnc t'rat Een D.
1..aeaH ~ hts aHtomaisir 90 rFrtest fts
farrf nom fasuC tht fnr aaa apsts.
TFis hTft1treH lsf mas makng a laef af-
nefrfaHts 81 pes 4ndF Iaf3ssner
ha eve arr atrt yesterday HleaSrd
rnrfr Ersf s.frfsse and asa ffeE sn
ftrrrtsfe ssfrnsf uf ~ frHs BEL flr
ssn-fr m zs fsfu rf ttf tsnsl dis sui
fa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-28
an surnrr H...l

@Ror tsts ff-s hyuar. 90 uiss H.srtis
Bciia.a runn i1
sEr deaf sir rnu 80 ths faurth rrr-
tisrnr wtas ssrt ~ Sewers to-dar.s
.uFhnfs tksta W1so efrg tiss r.ssrs-s p
atCst tasn HtarN srf nam@s Tgtev
ru snid s1eW tuvu pAers thrr -u--s
f-u-
wei trrf trts rf ura go afl 80
tsr stess nrs fru- thr szna e-r ESQ
sa-t So srhr ttiras hoaa "a si1sffr
lr.sus-a
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-28
When Washington Chicago
Train Goes Off Track in
West Virginia
FIVE WE'RE
SERIOUSLY HURT,
Cause of Wreck Is Unknown
as the Details Are
Lacking

Richmond, Va, Oct. IS. Eighteen
were injured, Ave seriously, when Ches-
apeake & Ohio train from Washington
for Richmond and Chicago was wrecked
to-day at Barboursvile, w. Va, accord
ing to advices to railroad officials here
to-day. The cause of the wreck is un-
known
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-28

Ha-tor ~ 81 r-sdai. Ws8st sat-
eeIais riau5aat ~ a. uuff uua a.
at-iar last niria e.fr riattr nzlaan rf
fl.rrIestoer FL a faout ttzf earf tts
-sIfrsnir H2 rrurHs HsE err rr
-asrfa "a M fH taftr
sanrl a. - tsrfE aNF H
faa Tt ~ nn1 ttr sait1
tn a ~ ams
tirunrt t1a fnsrrrss- uahsna rarE
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-28
CHOLERA AT LISBON.
Spanish Government Has Stopped All
Communication Across Border.

London. Oct "a According to Cen
tral News dispatch from Copenhagen.
fhe Cologne Gazette reports that an cpl
demie Of eholers has broken out a. Lis
bon. and the Spanish government has
ttopped ell coumunif .tion across the
Froutirr.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-28
JAPANESE STEAMER SUNK.
German Cruiser Emden Sends Small Yes.
sci 70 Bottom.

London. Oct. 2s.-The German cruiser
Linden sank a small Japanese steamer,
Kamegasaki Marn. while the latter was
proceeding to Singapore, according 90 a
Central News dispatch from Berlin via
Amsterdam.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-28
sTR W. Z. FRANKLIN DIES.
Was Commander Of Thirs Division sf
Kitehsner's Aruv.

London. a.. 2s.-Iieut. Gen. Eir WI
len Edmuna Fruukifn. p.ho n,1fu sl1arlIsd
ths third sittriun cf kitehsuars usw
army. died sndssniy lasi nirht
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-28

Lieut. Gen. TrAnkir prior e. assurr
irr thr runrarf IN ktrtrurss army
Wns r'tsrN nids - fllr ssarafa~r al
vrr. shrh rnrt - ha8 ifis sfnss 1911.
- uns harn fn ls1s ana sfraef rffh
f.sffnrfirr r. 1uas auf rftfr s5urtriss.
~ wss 6irtrtnf of fi,s "a fiHtant eansrnI's
d..Earinienf 81 ths uar rHes sn Ipcs
i've
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-23

I t-On LnIIDvInr 49, ~ ,---.I- .L--Il
~ 'la' 'Io "o'N SnouIu
be made statewide, effected a tenn
porary organization. with w. j. Nil.
burn, MiIburn. Oklahoma. as presi-
dent and Alfred Hare. Oklahoma CITY
as secretary and called a general
meeting here ON June 20 for the our
pose of making 4 permanent organ
i%zation, of elcctinp permanent officers
ald giving the work increased i'm
petus.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-23

anty OF bank deposits was defeate,
tonight In the house Of representatives
~ n vote II 20 to 20, on "A motion tn
lndStinitely postpone. The action To-
hisht means that there will be no lcg-
lSIatlon along this line at the present
session Of the Legislature.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-23

KANSAS CITY. Junn - -Cutrid-
.I- then opponents and outplaying
.l'lu individually and as a team. tho
lllts OF the Kansas city country
tiuo defeated the yellow hammers OF
tho s4Ue club ia the first match OF
the tournament Of the Western cir
cunt OF the National Polo ASSOCIATION
today II II To 8 "a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-23

COLUMBUS, q, June 2e-Sorms
in central ohio today injured a score
OF persons and damaged thousands OF
dollars worth OF property A tornado
in Shelby county terrorized citlzons
of quincy, a villa OF SOC population.
Many had narrow escapes. Several
buildings were destroyed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-23
Wauamaker's Machine Launched

uAMMONDSPOKT. y Y. June az
fine America. Kodmau Wanama-
N'i living boat. built TO attempt a
i'Ehi across the Atlantic. was
launched today on lake Keuka. Mss
N'iarflue Mdssou chrIstcned tho
vessel.
Glenn II Curtis, designer and
oa.dcr oI the machine. and l.. John
q e'- Porte and George fIallett. the
ttf p.'vjs who will undertake. tto
participated In the ,sromouv
n u''l 'rlp WILL be- mace t|otGofrov.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-23
CLOUDBURST IN KANSAS
Northeast Part OF the state Is Under
Mater.

KANSAS CITY. June 23.-Dozens
OF creeks and rivers in northeast KAN
sas today left their banks and flooded
the surrounding country as a result OF
the heaviest rains in years hat fell
last night and early today. In the vi
cinity Of Potter, Kan. IA inches OF
rain was reported and at Valley Falls
the precipitation was nine and three
eighths inches.
Railroad traffic Is demoralized.
Four lines have annulled their trains.
Many towns are isolated as the result,
Of water-coVcred tracks and de-
stroyed bridges and It probably will
be several days before normal rail-
way service is resumed. Wires are
down in many places.
Whole wheat fields were swept
away, corn damaged and much live
stock lost.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-23

WASHINGTON, June 22.-Al tn.
Daltleshlps at ezra Cruz except the
IeW ork VIII go to sea tomorrow for
exercises, Admiral Badger renortoa
tonight. The fleet will return Frda
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-23
Rain Prevented Tennis PLAY.

KANSAS CITY. Mo, June 22-
showers today made It impossible to
start play IN the central west tennis
championship for women here. Play
probably will begin tomorrow.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-23
Aviator and Passenger Killed

ST PETERSBURG. June PA
Russian military aviator. Lieutenant
Borislawsky. and q passenger were
kelled today by the fall Of a biplanc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-23
XK-S E.N;

will he quite a number Of addresses on
various phases of the work, also on
the legal problems, by eminent au-
thorities.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-23
STRENGTH OF HAYES CAUS-
Els BLIND SENATOR TO
CHANGE PLANS
TO USE BRYAN LETTER
w, j, Gives a Yelled Endorse.
ment to the Senator From
Oklahoma

OKLAHOMA CRY, juno g. oSpc.
ClIll. United Statos ScuHtOr T. T.
GORE has reversed his former decision
to remain In Washington and attend
Go hIa 'mtuIfuld duties 300 the inter-
,#'4 ut Tine farmers and has deter
WlUpd 200 last iu come tu oklahoma
and hook after hts personal fences,
THE Increased activity Of Judge S.. W.
/ llJyos. who Jas after Cores toga and
the inauguration uf active hust.lltir5
Ou the part of Charles Stewart of
End ALSO sooIllE the seat Of the
NIlud senator has disturbed the IattrI
60 "a point where ne can no longer
sat- easily ln u,s swivel chair ma Wash
lugtuu Friends Of Senator Gore have
been urging him for several weeks To-
come 10 oklahoma and defend his
tuRl, but the blind statesman has
steadily refused, up TO "A day or two
upu, claiming that numerous official
duties would keep him In WASHINGTON.
senator Gore, however, saw Billy
Bryan and the latter equipped aim
with d letter which reads ass follows.
My Dear Sir. 1 have just learned
through Congressman Oldtlcld that
you intend TO leave here i'm "a day or
TWO To enter your campaign in okla
huWa. write to express my regrets
that circumstances call you ava at
this time as your presence here would
continue tu contribute much to the
sJccDss of tho administration program.
] realize, however, that We can bet
ter afford 10 dispense with your ser
vices for six weeks now than the
country could afford To- dispense with
your services for six years to come.
hope you Will find the situation en-
flIplN satisfactory. In case Of \tur
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-23

Defeated Guaranty Bill.
BATON ROUGE. June 22.-Th.
schwing bill. providing for the guar
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-23
Innovation n Ira,dng Bags Suit
u,,t,on. MI, A#TYEHXFy9 Cases, In fine Wal
F%T 1E&UO rus Cufskn and
$50, S25, S5, SIS, EkIy ~a2ELNZIB| English Grain Lea
hrr $3.50, SD,
aud sos. sS, $50 10 $50,
Men Your Needs for
Your Summer Vacation
Can BeSt be Supplied
Here at the Palace


4 OW WONh ON ThHf
Hundreds Of them to pick from-Mohairs,
Palm Beach, Crashes, Scrgcs, and scores of trop-
lcai weight fabrics, $3.50, $1,000, $3.50, $500 to
$4,000.
Shirts for Outing ear-StarchIess Shirts
cool comfortable, in fine silks, s%oisettes, fine mad
ras, $l.OO, $3.50, $500, $3.50 to $3.50.
Trousers for Summer Wear-In every tropi-
cal weight fabric that is stylish, cool and ser
%viceable, $500, $500, $500, $500 to $50.
Fine Straw Hats -Panamas, and other Sum
mcr Hats, Soc, $l0O, $3.50, $500, $500, $3.50,
$500, $500 to $1,000.
Oxfords for Dress Wear-Outing Shoes. Ten
ms shoes for men or boys, $1.50, $500, $500, $500,
$500, $500 to $500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-09
MONEY IN NEW YORK.
Banks Gain Cash Indicated-For.
eign Exchange strong.

Preliminary estimates OF to.day's bank
statement indicate a cash gain OF approNi-
nately 100000 Banks gained slll3 900
rom the interior and si,G7..O00' IN their
operations wish the sub. Treasury during the
week. and lost 100000 through gold eN.
ports To Paris. This leaves an indicated
money market was the strength Of foreign
exchange. demand sterling advancing 20
points. - 1875. WITH exchange a, Is
present level gold exports are profitable. and
metal abroad are looked for
Call money on the floor OF the Stock FIX
change ruled at ~ per cent, The high
being per cent. and the low p per cent.
days. IS. PEI Cent, ior ninety DAYS "a. y ,
per cent for four months i.uail per
cent. for I'VE ana six months and 50. a. per
Commercial paper wa. dun and steady
Rates We're -. ~ per cent. for sixty day
and ninety day bills receivable and for best
-four TO SIX months names
Domestic exchange on S"w YORK: Hoston
Par 81. Paul-5oc. premium. Mime
.polls-s9. pIe,ninn. -, Iou.I--l &C PIE
real--Par. Chicago--l5c premium.
Foreign eNchangc was strong Rates wcr'
tS4eo9'i $50 for Si''" da;s. S'So1 1879
FOR demand and tsseofs $50 for cables
bills. . 9-lG per cent; three months. -. "
: :-ls per cent Closing price OF consoIs.
e-ls for money and - Ills FOR account.
Paris cables quoted the closing price O,
, renfes SO francs 80 cen''incs. ENohauae on
London. 20 francs &c centimos Private rate
OF discount Ia Paris 81; per cent Berlin
Private rate IN Berlin. "a per cent.
Commercial price ~ bar SILVER IN New
York 5S+s'; IN London, - l-ltd Mexican
silver dollars quot"d - 80. ~
New York Clearing Hpu~" s'ttrlngnt: Ey-
changes. see. 80. balances. s'-.9Sa. 1ss.
Sut-Trsaslry G'hlt balance. SCARF.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-09
LONDON SLUMPS ON
MEXICO WAR OUTLOOK
Financial Circles Abroad Pre-
dict Futility Of
Mediation.
BIDS FOR GOLD ABOVE MINT
Paris Bourse Closes Firm
Berlin Prices
Irregular.
BIDS FOR GOLD ABOVE MINT

IoSpoS. May s.-Continued liquidation.
the stock market here to decline again
to-day. Such other dsqnieting influences
as the Albanian troubles and the grow
ing belief that mediation between the
United States and the warning factions in
Mexico Will come to naught are making
themselves felt in financial markets.
Consols closed II lower at "a 9-1s for
money and - l1-16 for account. Discount
rates in Lombard Street were firmer. with
Paris and Russia willing to bid above
the mint price for gold considerable
doubt is expressed as to whether tho
Bank OF England will get any important
part of the 1870, 900 South African gold
to be offered on Thursday in the open
markets.
Home rails declined sharply. and rub
bers and oil shares followed. Continental
securities were weak on reports regard
ing the Albanian situation. Copper
stocks were easy. During the afternoon
the pressure of liquidation ceased some
what on more reassuring reports from
Paris. and prices finished above the low
est
Americans were irregular. opening easy.
and selling OF under the lead of Cana
dian Pacific. Offerings from the New
York market caused further recession.
but the list rallied somewhat toward the
close.
PARIS, MAY s-Prices on the Bourse
closed firm, after a weak opening. Rentes
closed 10 confines higher at Sc francs
90 centimes.
BERLIS. May s.-The tone OF the Boerse
to-day was irregular.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-09
Transaction. From ::45 r. ". TO Closing.

Armour ..s Gen Motors IS North Pacific ~
4, coa:; Inc = IiSd ias Is or ay Short in. !.
10000. .... Q Ala Series 4 5000. 1919
n q cv @,ss 1000. ....S3 lPsri1c Coast tst
10000. 20 lBs Cons Cop CIV 5000. 100
Peth Steel cy 5s As 1922 Pac rel 4 Tel Is
5000. ..90l4 5000. 30 1000. ....9Tas
bkn papIran IS Japanesetas2d Penna A. lpis
1918 1000. 1000. "a
1000. 90 IkCftS ~ Is Seshi l adj
Ban I'm Gas ist 1000. ....7 S7s 1000. ....T6
1000. :. So l. SHAM So 3i.s SO & Nor Ala IS
Cen Leather :. 5000. IS l3 1888
1000. % os tigvctt = " s. 10000. Il OAlI
Ches Ohlotas 5000. ? So PaciHc cv 5s
5000. E. % 3 Il l. S-Southern rcis fun nd
chi - ~ Ogm.s Nonon col - 5000. i Oo7s
5000. % Is 500 so 80 800. i 0O7s
Cn&O iolrt - Mo Pacific cv 81 1000. .lOl
5000. ...o7il .000. ....67 So Pacific ~ %
CHA ct West - 1000. 60'a 5oW. ...Sdlt
1000 7 3ti Nn,io1airube . $1,000. ... = u n,
Chi 4 n " con y : l. 5 S,,s 1000. 1881.
1000. OF 1000. ..7SI2 IhlrdAv ref Is
Chi IaprrttslN V Gas Flee 1t 5000. -. S3i2
10000. Ala " tP Sc l. Stec' 81 s.
Cumb Tel IS 1000. lOAas 1000. ..lO27s
Dn Poni ,',s X S Ga: Zee il 1000. oa7s
5000. ...ST ~ 4 pls REGISTERED
Ere cen - 1000. 8 6ii 5000. u On,3
1000. ....73 Nof&WPoca - West Union ~
Fla Coast as 5000. ..S7i3 5000. -. q . / a
1000. ....o3 North Pacific IS
1000. ....05ll
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-09
THE CURB MARKET.

Yesterdays curb trading was ,na,L..
by extreme dulDess and sagging u-,c.,
Fluctuations were confined to small fr,
tions, with final quotations TO abou, H.,
low OF the day. Riker & Uegeusn ".
the most active Issue and yielded 10 81.
with slight recovery ~ 9, wAAss !,
closed. or J. point. United Cigar S,oss
of America changed hands at 81. I.s.
of y. Tobacco Products preferred "
weak at SAY, and British-Americsn ra'
bacco. old. receded /. to 22ig. rr,,,,
Profit Sharing Corporation closed 49,
at az. on y. and United Cigar Store'
rights esscd Is to 90. National Cl,'..
and Suit ranged between 81, and .sf.
closing at the lower figure and down !.
point The preferred stock WAS s,eai.
at 9St.. Maxwell Motors common a,'l
second preferred declined q. aud f.. rn.,,,
respectively and WHY'S Overland i-,
proved point to 65.
Business In Standard oil stocks ",
the most inactive for long tr, And
prices wers generally weak. St,r,,ri
OIL OF New York declined po,u,. o.,
212, with recovery OF only q ,u.,, :,
2l3 before the close. Standard oI ~,
California receded point to 800. SON,
Penn Oil yielded . points to g. ,r,l
Vacuum Oil declined points ~ Fl,
Prairie Oil and Gas reflected 4 los, a.,
II points at 437; Atlantic Refining closed
Q points lower at go, and ONO Ou d..
clined 1 point to liz.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-09
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

BUSINESS on the Consolidated Stock Ex-
change was on an active scale. the sales
totalling 40,760 shares. Canadian Pa
cihc opened sharply down on the $3.50
O'Clock call. its initial loss amounting
20 points, and 1t later on sold as low
as 1879, which was points under its
closing price of Thursday. This was a
fraction under its lowest price on the New
York Stock Exchange. Other specially
weak stocks were Chesapeake and Ohio
and Missouri Pacific. The first named
touched II Consolidated low price OF ass
against a New York Stock Exchange low
OF 49,, while Missouri Pacific got down
to 1866 on Tia Consolidated. against "A
low on the other board of 1864. Read
Ing sold to tho extent of $500 shares.
and other totals worth noring We're :
Steel 7,190 shares, Union Pacific $3.50
shares, Amalgamated Copper 400 shares,
Missouri Pacific $3.50 shares. Chesapeake
and ohio 3.l20 shares and Canadian Pa
Cihc 1,15O shares Dealings on the 2 80
o'clock cali showed an Improvement COM
pared with the previous day, while prices
on the call reflected overnight recessions.
There was a transaction on the call In
Third Avenue at A. the only market for
that stock in Wall Street all day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-09
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
CoRee CIoses Up I to Points Down
-rrOvisions Easier.

Coffee sales recorded yesterday were
the smallest for many days. amounting to
$500 bags. The market was without fea-
ture save for its dulness. Brazilian and
European cables were colorless. Closing
prices were / point higher to points
lower.
The Havre market opened u franc
higher and closed unchanged from the
preceding day. Hamburg started UNI
changed to 4. pig. higher and closed un-
changed from the preceding day Rio
No. was unchanged at 1890 At Santos
No Was unchanged at $3.50, while No.
there was also unchanged at 1880. Rio
and Santos receipts were 10000 bags,
against 5000 last year. Sac Paulo had
5000 against 5000. and Jundiahy had
5000. against 1000.
New York and New Orleans warehouse
deliveries OF Brazilian coffee on Thurs
day were 1s.4i3 bags and for the four
days OF the week they amounted to 1890
bags.
Prices were:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-09
Increase in March OF 27,92s,675 pounds.
The statement follows:

Ntsterdays market WltntSscd Iurther
sales OF electrolytic at IA, cents "A pound
by big producers who told of bookings for
both domestic and export account carry
ing them to the end of June. Dealers con
tinued to sell copper at 14is cents, which
was the lowest point reached thus far.
An Improvement based ON the better de-
mand for finished goods was predicted by
one Of the producers last night
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-09
FINANCIAL NOTES.

BANKERS announce that advance applica-
ton for the 81, 600 600 per cent cumula-
tive preferred and the si2 1000. 900 common
stock of tho National Cloak and suit Com
panH has been largely in excess Of the
amount to be issued and that no further
epplicH Ions can he considered
Opportunity for bondholdcrs OF the New
Orleans. Texas and Mexico railroad to de-
post their bonds with the bondhoders'
committee gratis expires at the close Of
business Saturday, Thereafter each bond
holder who may desire to deposit and
aharc In the reorganization viii have to
Fsy a penalty 81 SO per 81, 900 bond.
Fritz Brose. representing the John Muir
co. interests. has been elected IA director
Of tho vulcan DEFINING Company. bs
Waid Lama san WAS elected secretary Of tho
COMPANY In place OF Frank r., Sper aud
either officers wsro reelected.
" Ialsry 90 are offering on 4 20
Der cent. basis si.Iba.Ooo city Of Oakland,
cal. municipal improvement Al per cent,
bonds. These bonds are legal for New
Ysrh savings banks
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-09
DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.

Xxx dividend.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-09
SUB.TREAsURY STATEMENT.

THURSDAY.
Paid by Sub-Treasury TO bank. 81 SST 600
raid by banks to Sub-rreasury,, 2,3gl, 600
Gain 10 banks on days transsc-
lions ......,.........,.,,... $4,000
SINCE FRIDAY LAST
rsid by sub Treasury to banks. .si7.tlt. 600
Psd 10y banks to Sub Treasury. lS5o2. 900
Loss TO banks, .......,.,..,.,,. ti,i7s,ooo
IAss to banks same period pre-
viou, week ALPHABETICALLY. sw.,scc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-09

Sugar-Iiaw sugars were strong yes
terday, with 317 cents the lowest price at
which holders would do business. COM
pared with sales on the previous day at
STA cents. Refiners continued to quote
SOS cents. less . per cent. while the Fed
eral company continued to allow spe-
Cial discount of per cent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-09
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT

WASHINGTON May s-The statement OF
the receipts and pay warrants OF the Treasury
shows.
Yesterday This month. Fiscal wear
Rec pts ..... 3" TOD u. So ~ 80 $50 i16 -,
Pay warrants Nfl.l.6 l4.Jly9,t ttH $50 So
Defect .... s,3Lse4 so. cjl s9s0s5. 0sl
The rec-ir's from customs yesterday were
s.4.i1l; from internal revenue ordinary 81
a.. s3' corporation TAX, sli3 ~, and miscel.
laneous ti.l 554 National bank notes re- elyed
for redemption, 81 GO.
The cash statement OF the United Sta,es
Trcasnrer fnr My shnMs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-09

Provisions closed easier. Cash prices
were: Pork-Mess. s22.50G$e3; family
SEA a $3.50. Beef--Packet, sl7.J0U SIS:
family. slS.50Ms19. Lard-Prlme West
.crn. s10.e5: refined Continent, $1,000;
South American. $ll.S0.
rhiru On nricaa 1vara.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-11
ALLEN YIELDS BUNCH OF RUNS.
Dods-r Regulars Connect for Ions
Hits ana Four scores Result.

ArorsTA, Ga, March 10---Weather con-
ditons were SO nearly perfect to-day that
two extra long workouts were INDUCED In
by the Dodgers. besides a full nine in
ming game. The encounter furnished the
the regulars shutting out the second team
by "a score OF TO u. The regulars jumped
on Pitcher Allen Ia the iifth inning. when
they practically put the game on ice by
scoring quartet of runs tlberfcld's
error. an out. singles by Raglan and
Wheat and doubles by Daubert and Aitch-
ison were responsible for the four runs
scored Stengel and Wheat each got
triples and Capt. Jake Daubert gathered
in two doubles and a single for the regu-
lars.
Young O'Mcara, who IL lighting for
the position at short. also showed that he
could hit little by making two clean
singles. II was by far the best days work
up to date and greatly pleased the new
boss. John Camel. manager of the
Rochester club gave Robinson a mid
night call last night in . search for
players for his team. the Federals having
taken eight OF his best men. Robbie had
nothing TO offer and Camel left for Macon
early this morning.
With the assistance OF Ty Cobb and
Nap Rucker the local club will play the
Brooklyns tomorrow afternoon. The
proceeds will BE- devoted to fixing the
grand stand. big crowd IN expected as
the pair mentioned served their appren-
ticeship here and went to fast company
the same year.