davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-10
Ma POlu ChWaIy.
OChotnik Z Chicago
". MOraWSki
padE cd bOmby
niemieCkiej.

Smutna nowine z Francyi O.
trzymaia rodzina PIP. Tomaszow
Morawskich, zamieszkaiych O.
statnio pnr. 2O13 Wabansia ave.
Cd ochotnika Zygmunta Nova
kowskiego, strzelca 1go pulku 2
Kompanii Armii Polskiej ma
froncie bojowym z Francyi. Do
nosi on stroskanej rodzinie, re
syn ich 5p. Wincenty Morawski,
zoInierz Armii Polskiej polegi ma
pelu chwaIy. okrywajac sic siawa
bohaterskiego czynu.
Przytoczymy tn krotki zoinier-
ski list, ktory brzmi:
,,Armia Polska S. P. 202.
Francya.
Szanowni Paustwo.
Pisze odnoSnie waszego syna.
Kr0tko i otwarcie mowisc i mic
ME tajac, donosze, re syn Pan
silva zostai zabity z dnia % ma
26 czerwca w nocy o godzinie 2ej
mad ranem, bedac nd patroli, "a
rzadzonej przez jego Kompanie.
Wincenty byi zawsze dobrym
zolnierzem i zgiosii sic iSc ma pa
troll z w~lasnej checi. Zostai on
zraniony recznym granatem
przez jakiegoS Niemca i przywie-
ziony do szpitala, "a diva dni IL
mari z odniesionych ran. Sp. Win
Gently Morawski zgiosii sic ma o.
chotnika do patroli, ktora skoh--
czyia sic dla niego tax ~nieszczs-
SIiwie. Ia byiem jeden Z jego
rajlepszych przyjaciol i on mnie
prosii, dajac mi adres do Pan
silva, aiebym W razie messages
cia zawiadomiio o tenn.
Zawsze ma usiugi vase
1921 Zygmunt Nowakowski
l Regt. 2 Co.
Chassuer Polonais
S. P. POP, France"
Tax brzmi ten krotki list zoi-
nierski, 1ecz jakis on rzewny i
wesofy zarazem. Wincenty Mo-
rawski, jake dobry zoinierz, wy
bral sic z wIasnej wolf ma patrol
rocna i jake sierzant swojej Kom
panii musiai istotnie dostac sic W
pobhze linii niemieckich, chcac
widocznie zaciagnac jezyka, sko-
70 trafii 60 reczny granat i pozba-
viii zycia.
Jest to pierwszy ochotnik z
Centrum No. 2gi w Chicago, ILL.,,
. $mierci ktorego p~rzychodzi do
mas wiadomoSc.
Zapisal sic do Armii Polskiej
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-10
Damn Polish
Names"

Dnia s sierpnia 1918 udaiem sic z
dwoma swiadkami do budynku fede-
ralnego pocztowegO, aaeby wypelnit
aplikacye W celu otrzymania drugich
papier6w obywatelskich. ZastaliSmy
ma 7-mem pietrze W pokoju 776 kilku
urzednik6w, z kt6rych jeden, gruby,
}ysy, z okularami ma nosie, siedzacy
z Level strony W kacie pod oknem eg-
zaminowaf jakiegos przysziego o.
bywatela. ZameldowaliSmy sic; da-
no nam numer i kazano czekaC kolei.
Pc chwili wezwano mas do tegoz CRU
bego egzaminatora.
Franciszek Nurczyk?
TAX.
u jakiego kraju p%ochodzisz?
u Polski.
Takiego kraju niema.
Niema? Przeciez ia z Polski pocho-
DE. Czy pan ME vie o Armii Pol
skiej we Francyi i o uchwa}ach allan
ckich W Wersalu.
Mic ME odrZekl, poszukaf w innych
dokumentach / cos zapisai. Ton ie-
go mOwy opryskliwy, ironiczny pre-
chodzacy W kpihy. Moi s~wiadkowie,
kolega Antoni ~Koiodziejski, Sekretarz
Unit Drukarskiej i Kazimierz Rech-
cygiel, kolega pc klawiaturze, DO oba
ma jednym intertypie W ~Zjednoczeniu
sk}adamy, trzesa sic re z}oscl.
To chyba niemiec - p~owiadam do
kolegl, DO tax Polak6w ME lubi, choc
zadnego powodu mu ME daliSmy.
A z kt6ra partya pan W Rosyl SYM
patyzuje z Bolszewlkaml czy z MieG-
szewikaml? - pyta mnle dalej ten
sam e~gzamlnator.
Panic - powiadam - ia ME laden
Moskal l do zadnej partyl moskIew--
skleJ najmnieJszeJ sympathy ME czu-
Je. N~alezaibym do partyi polskiej, a
sympatyzuJe 2 ia, co Armle Polska
tworzy.
MOI egzamlnator stai sic jeszcze
opryskllwszy, zadawal nam rome py-
tanla,' mataczy}, plqta}, sledzi}. VIE
my o tenn, re jego zadaniem Jest py-
tao l nay pytaniach lapac - ale wara
mu cd kpin.
Sko6czyliSmy historye mego 4ycia
spedzonego ma bruku chicagoskim -
udalismy sic do Bostonu i Lowell.
Podaj drugiego swiadka re stanu
Massachusetts,, Podaje: Kozakiewicz.
Sylabizuj to nazwisko! - huknaI.
Kolega, Rechcygiel chcac mnie wy
reczyc, zaczai mu sylabizowac - no /
pomyli} sic, ale W tejze chwili kolega
Ko1odziejski wydrukowai mu ma ka-
waikiki papieru nazwisko, mego swiad-
ka literami jak bycze slepie wielkiemi
/ poda{ mu.
Ale mego egzaminatora opusci}a juz
ironia, sarkazm, a nawet i kpiny, a
natomiast chwycila go szewska pasya
tax, re buchna} W mas jak bomba ga
IOWA:
damn Polish names.
Ma. take greene slowa urzednika
fe~deralnego wszyscysmy z~baranieli.
Damn Polish names" - to macy
ME tylko mego uczciwego Swiadka Ko-
~zakiewicza, ale wSzystkich Polak6w -
Doc uzy} W liczbie mnogiej - to INA
czy / KoSciuszki / Pulaskiego, i Pho
trowskiego i Smietanki i P~aderewskie-
go - no i damn" Tobie, Szanowny
Czytelniku - / damn" tym wszyst-
kim naszym chiopcom, co krew LEILA "a
Ameryke W Armii Ameryka1skiej i
POlskiej!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-10

Mysmy temu winni, zeSmy sic PO-
lakami urodZili!
Wszak nasze nazwiska ME SO tax
trudne do sylabizowania jak ~japo6skie,
bufgarskie, greckie lub inne.
Uprzejmie proSze naszych Szan. O.
bywateli, azeby ME pozwolili ma Sic
bic rzucaG przekle6Stw przez pierw-
szego lepszego piSarczyka. Tam zgla--
sza sic DUO Polak0w, kt6rzy zapewnie
podObnie 50 traktowani jak i my.
Przypuszczamy, re ten %urzednik,
kt6rego nazwiska ME znam, ale kt0re-
go miejscem ~urzedowania jest pok6j
776 W budynku pocztOwym ma 7-mem
pietrze, a wyglad jegO: tegi, lysy, w o.
kularach, W pierwszym pokoju pod o.
knem pc Level S%tronie, re ten pan
urzednik jest ,,niemiec', a Ostatnie o.
peracye Foch'a i naSzej Armii krwi
mu DUO napsuly dlatcgO w ten
Spos6b ~wykazuje swoje niezadowOle-
ME, damn'ujac ia naSze nazwiska.
Moi SwiadkOwie, AntOni Koi6dzicj--
ski i Kazimicrz Rechcygicl, kt6rzy So
caIy dzieG W drukarni Z~jcdnoczcnia i
w~yiaSnieG udzielic moga kazdci chwi-
Ii - zaiaczaja r6wnicz proSby swOic,
azeby tegO pisarczyka ukaraC "a tax
obelzywe t%raktOwanie Polak6w.
Zamkneli nam szkoly w Milwaukee,
uchwalili zamknaG wszyStkie szkOly W
Stanie Connecticut - a urzcdniCy fC-
deralni gademuja ma mas jak zwykle
pruskie, ruskie hub austryaCkic parOb-
XII - / to w wolne.j AmeryCe, "a kt6rcj
wolnosc krcw przelewa1ismy i przelc-
wamy.
Il gfCbokim s~zaCunkiem,
FranCiszek Nurczyk,
Student Politechniki Armoura, cara
biajacy ma %utrzymanie rodziny nocna
praca w drukarni Zjednoczenia.
PRZYPISEK REDAKCYI: - Pred
niezbyt dawnym czasem - SwiadczyG
mi wypadio - jednemu re ~znajomych,
starajacemu sic o papiery obywatel--
skie - PREY okazyi tel miafem row.
niet scysye z szorstkim i niegrzecznym
funkcyonaryuszem biura, kt6ry jednak
%zgrzeczniai nieco, gdym mu Odpalif tenn
o~strzej, ME ~pozwalajac sobie impono-
wac gburowi i nieukOwi: Musi W tenn
biurze system TAXI panOwaG - nieu-
przejmoSci. SwOja drOga Opis Owego
gbura / miejsce, gdzie pracuje kubek
W kubek odpowiada, o lie zapamieta-
my - naszymi wraieniami z pobytu
W tenn biurze i zetkniecia sic z jego
funkeyonaryuszem, ma kt6rego nalezy
zanieS6 skarge do jegO wladzy przeio-
iOnej "a Obraze narodowoSci polskiej.
Moieby sic tenn nasi wpiywOwi polity-
cy zajeli? OK. w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-10
iona jego zostafa uleczona.

IONA Jego zostafa uleczona. -
.Przez try tygodnie" - pisze
pan Chas. Hemmerling z Haas,
Man., - iona moja ME byla w
moznosci opuscic l6zka, lecz 20
stafa ca}kowicie uleczona przez
Ora. Piotra Gomozo; obecnie o.
ma sic tax dobrze czuje, re moze
mi pomagac w mel piracy ma far
mic" To lekarstwo ME jest spree
dawane przez aptekarzy; jest o.
no dostarczane ludziom wprost
przez fabrykant6w. Dr. Peter
Fahrney and Sons Co., Chicago,
Ill. (Og1.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-10

HsSnycA E~saIbierzy nseisgaesN
0gyhaJscych ma kieszen1o ~latvnvtses
Aych. ME ma DzIENNIk CHICAGO
oKI ma swych szpaltach, b. sswsrs
PRAGUE ola dobra ludu, os7uklhcra
,,fire sales" stanowcso v DITNNI.
KU CH1CAGOsKIM SSisaEAns hvd
HSo mo4D.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-10

Kto ehee ezytae naJlepsze CO
dzienne pismo polskie. NIECE. sic
uda do pana F M. PAWOLL,
naszego agenta IA Duncan | oko-
lice l zaabonujs aobie .Dziennik
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-10
Z Sub-Komitetu 0by.
W~ate|SkiegO " E..
N, Hammond.

Sub-komitet obywatelski z West
Hammond, ILL.,, North Hammond.
Ind. 1 East Hammond, Ind. kwituje
nastepujace kwoty, zlo4one ma jego
rece Cd dnia /. kwietnia b. r.
WEST HAMMOND, ILL.
Kwiecien Fundusz Narodowy
Leonard Strzelecki zebraf ma
156tei ul. $3.50
Ignacy Mahkowski ma 155 pl. $3.50
Sylw. Krukowski ma 155 ul. $40
Mich. Kilifski ma 1874 ul. 1850
stanisfaw Milda, ma 157 ul. 24.76
Jak. Wasik zaplaclt "a 2 lata 1900
Razem $354.75
Maj. Fund. NarodoWy
l.. Strzelecki ma 1855 ul. $4,000
I. Mahkowski ma 1876 pl. 50.75
M. Kilihski ma 154 pl. 1910
g Krukoyski ma 1855 ul. 1915
Klara Krukowska, Walerya
Krawczyk ma 154 vi. 1900
Razem S224.25
TOW. Polek ,.Jednosc / Zgoda" or. 81
z. P. 2 balu ma Armie Polska $500.
czerwiec Fund. Narodowy
o-..oo,I ,obroI no 156 nj $40 90
Fanny A. Cwik | P. Gralak
na155 nj. 1850
Jozef Czerniak, Jan VALE
rowicz ma 155 ul. 4l.5o
NJ. Kilinski ma 154 pl. bo.oo
Marya ~Stachowicz. Walerya
Krawczyk ma 154 I'll. 26.2O
Razem s201.35
P. Magdalena Bednarska skolekto
wafa cd czionkih Tow. JednoEc Ego
da or, 81 q. P. razem $3.50. Gaia
sumo przeznaczono ma Armie Polska.
Ogden zebrano ma W. Hammond "a
ostatnie try miesiace $7S0.35 ma
fundusz n~arodowy / $3.50 ma Armie
Polska. i
NORTH HAMMOND, IND.
Kwiecie6 Fund. Narod.
x. F. T. seroczyhski, kolek-
ia prey koSciele Sll1.29
X. F. T. s~ercczyhski ma Ar
ME Polska z'VO
Mai.
Zebrano ma i~nstalacyi Tow.
Macierz Polska ma Armie
Polska Zz'oo
Czerwicc
X. F. r. seroczyhskl kolekta
PREY kosciele ma fund. mar. 62.79
Ma Armie Polska
2 wieczorku pozegnalnego 1915
z wiecu pa~rafialnego 1880
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-10

rm-xprIl1sut ,mStsstoe , Ao-sxxismv
OSimSlSusvs no 1000 DoisA esS1u DgoA
SJ9oO pIAktkSoo6 3sEAiM0uo - Ss1
g0tuuu k1o k8B1NiA kso '1k1Qoo NSTod
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-10

Jan kuradio LOO
Ludwik HULK 200
z wieczorku pozegnalnego 1874
Tow. Polek sw. Jadwigi gr. II
q. p. z baZaru 1900
Razem $111.09
og6lem ~zetfano "a ostatnie try
miesiace W N Hammond $1S0.os ma
fundusz narodowy $136.29 Ia Armie
Polska. - East Hammond, Ind. Tow.
Sw. Trolley gr. 9125 z. y. P. S15.26
ma Armie Polska.
Stefan Ku1drowski,
sekretarz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-10

EO moGD.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-08
BANK REPORT SHOWS
INCREASE IN SURPLUS
Loan Transactions Show Gain OF
Si7,355,O0O and Net De-
posts $53,3iU,OOO.
STOCKS DISPLAY STRENGTH
Low-Priccd Railway Securities We're
in Demand, While Tobaccos At
tracted Attention, With Nfw High
Prices in Some Issues.
ny n,,OADAN WALL.

NEW YORK. December. THE ac-
tual bank statement to-day showed
surplus increased s6.i35.Y2o: loans In
creased si7,3'5.poo. and net demand de-
n ntam i l,.,e.. S.5si6.oos me AZ
creased sl2.Slo.13o: loans decreased
isdr .gs; ant a." "od deHand deposits
Stocks were strong. with the low
priced railroads especially i'm demand.
Tohaccos attracted attention with new
states Steel there Is short interest
OF Importance and one rather cclebrat-
quite !! =, line on that side of the mar
ket The stock has been bought by
mo very best interests and it is cx-
icctc" that Il covering movement will
ne forced next week, regardless OF
trade conditions. ~,
Liberty bonds made another new low
their weakness ~ believed. in Wall
s s,r, 70 p, N. wave OF pessim.sn,
committee through It's ruling Oh linz
itcd BORROWINGS. witch made /, inn
possible for the stock market IL DC
protected aGantt raiders.
II:NAS pAtilIC uiii\t:
DUE TO MERGER REPORT
In Texas paciiic the buying was due
partly 10 a ruuor that Missouri Pa
SinG might absorb the line. \ new
inent Frisco and Minneapolis and st.
LOUIS were also well bought. There
- = rcht accumulation or these low
priced railroad stocks FOR the :.ccoun,
OF rich men who lave sold their other
Investments IN which losses were
shown and VINO are now rcinvcstjns
IN the best grade OF low priced stocks
with the idea OF holdin. FOR several
years so as To sct advantage Of a
lower rate or income tax.
Although dividends are not being re-
duced Is the leading copper compa mics.
the industry Is al a standstill await
4hE the NrSt movements % readjust-
hient II is felt that the government
snou!d do something 10 reimburse some
81 the COMPANIES tor Special develop
!leiita mad. ~ government request.
announcements by the Federal Re
serve Bank tnat laDnr Was more plcn-
t!iui IN som" communities as ii result
OF Inc ending OF War work had no In
"ucnCe on prices, because Investors as
body believe that a period of liz Dor
unrest and ieadjustineni has bcea fully
discounted in the stock market What
attracted attention Was the report
from the West that genera! business
~ slowing down.
NEW YORK. December 7-MercantiIe
paper .. Sterling kiNty.nay bills. SAN:
commercial siNty day bills on anks 81 1si.:
san IN m me iN,y-GAy bills si7.'s demand.
heavy: railroad bonds easy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-08
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK M.R1pr

CHICAGO, December Hogs: Receipts
s-V'V mead: left over from yesterday 3. liz,
mead; market slow: trading confined largely
20 good. hogs: such selling steady To lnc
lower: iRht snd packing grades neglected
big supply of hogs going over in first hands
thousands without bids: killing facilities he
INF oNcriaHed: pies and underweiEhts IN.
evenly lower: butchers. LOO IT'S: ish,
i6S5N LEO: packing 16.1a0IT35: throwouts
H. $50: pigs. l+.006oIo2s
Cattle: Receipts. 5000 head; compared with
week ago beef steers % to 80 cents hirhe r
butchers stock np 80 cents to Is cents: bulls
q to 50 cents higher: calves secady: des,r.
ah'c feeders 80 cents higher: others steady.
sheep Receipts. 5000 head: compared with
week ago fat lambs Is TO Is cents higher:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-08
Southern Securittc. Cn,,n,n~

NORFOLK. VA. December THE
southern Securities Company. incur-
porated with S3oo.co capital stock has
completed arrangements TO begin bust
ness by the first Of the new year Tho
officers arc y I. Baker Of f;dcnion. y
e.. president and Frank :. Edser Of
Norfolk. secretary and trea surcr. Other
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-08

tSaiea at Union SOCK Yards.I
Rcport Tor the week ending November %:
choice steers. lis1Lac: medium 10 good.
IL 20 iaic; common to fair. sdpI0c: choice
heifers. iiisnl-'a; med Jun to good "a li7c:
Lominon To fair. ia CSC: choic. cows. u. %
9=c: medium 10 good. 1eis4.c: common TO
'air; o'a@ siec: best oxen. ,sI!ic: medium TO
good. LAST: common 10 fair. c. Gtsic:
best heav. bulls. am9i.c: i:Int. To Iisc:
pest calves: ice. common Ia fair. - i6c ::
b~F hogs. Ia: pigs. iSGG lie: SONS and stays.
y !oc. best sheen. lp: common to tair. .a
C. spring lambs ltnI1c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-08
New stocLynrds for Roanoke.

EOANOKf, w. December :. =
Roanoke is TO have more stoc-
yards. T.. w. Speed ard others are
completing arrangements for the es-
ia Shment OF the industry and il is
learned that they viii! inaugurntc "a
very large business. The application
for charter has hcen Med with the
state CORPORATION Commission.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-08

Sl3.?Sn.306 In October of this year. 9Sl
for Sl3.G35,G05 in November. 1917. and
with 1875 rcverScS for S25.iS9.i5S in
November. 1J1i--thc high point for the
period. IT thus appears that last
months failures disclose a numerical
dccrcasc of 1876 per cent from those
Of October and one oc ii.o per cent
from those. OF November. 1917, while
tn" falling Off from the very heavy
mortality Of November. 1871. whi,h re-
ncCi.d the dis!ocation of trade and
industry caused by the outbreak OF
the war several months earlier is CSC
per cent More than this. the Novem-
Dor liabilities. although somewhat
larger than th'Ee Of November. 1917.
i;r" smaller that in Oc, ober and Sep
icnbcr OF this Hcnr. and are also less
than III any November. with the cN-
ccntion noted. back 70 1910. or great
est Significance. however. is the fact
that 50 few iusoivanci.S as the so OF
November nay: not previously oc-
Cured in any month since monthly re-
turns were first compiled in 1894
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-08
CIc,-ir- uou.c Condition.

NEW YORK. December The actual con
diti"n Of clearing house banks ard I-u.
conps MES Tor the week shows that :h.'
hold sQsi:.ss0 reserve IN excess OF lc.a
isS..ct from last week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-08
NEW YORK 1--we STOCK M,nkEr

NEW YORK. December 7-Bcevcs. no
srna,mG; ea,vSs steady: ,veals 1000: West
cn nheeI I,S sna sh smns G dr lambs 5als3
7 HOGS steady al $500; rouchs Ia 20 -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-08

In execution of Il certain deed of trust
70 the undersigned. dated November /
1917. and recorded In the clerks office
OF the Richmond Chnnccry Court. i'm
-. u. 2i6 ~. page 1856. default havIu,.
Deeh made in the payment Of IL part OF
the dent therein secured. and being re-
auestcI So to do by the holder thereof
we viii Sell by public auction. on the
premises. on
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER IL, 1915.
ut O'Clock +. NJ
the real estate described in said decd rs
follows: -
All that certain lot OF land. together
Win the two frame dwellings and All
otner improvements thereon lying and
DeinG III the city of Richmond Va. in
that part known as Chelsea Hill and
described as follows. to-wit: beginning
~ point on the north line OF Ced; +
street five hundred and TWENTY-FIVE
toZoo fcet west Of the western linz. G f
lowing Green Road sometimes called
CheiSca street,. thence running west
wardly along the said north line of
Seoar street and fronting thereon
thirty-two t32) feet. thence back
northwardiy from said front ann bn-
tween parallel lines one hundred and
twenty t12m feet"
TERMS cash.
FRANK s. EICHEsoN.
~ Trustee.
IL EI AIDDIg 4, q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-08
RICHMOND HAY MARkET.
Wholesale Quotations nu Exchange.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

.HICNIU, December ..--Bears had things
, their own way in tbs market
'eipts on Monday AMI 10 the loosenins OF
some OIL the wartime curbs on trading
!Irices. although steady at the fnish were
i.sc to 2iac net lower. with January I.Si3
TO l:sT. and February I.2S 10 ias,s o..
10 81. 800" - -
leading futures ranged as follows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-08
Prices Of Liberty SonIs.

NEW YORK. December Final prices q;
Liberty .l..h oonds "erc: 3iz. go; first con
Ncr:hlc t.s. $50 second convertible ~
500: third f.S. 5000: fourth as .5.>s
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as follows:
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARkCr

NEW YORK. December 1-cottonsced oil
WIS -. !, reaturciess. with futures unquoted
Ia" sugar quiet: centrifugal Tos: fine
graduated. cents. Spot coffee nominal
Butter firm. cheese strong
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KI.mMuNn LINE sroCK MARkEr

ycariinGs mostly = cents higher: wcthers. q
20 ~ cents up; ewes steady 10 p cents
higher. feeders steady
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Auction Sale
Large Brick
Property
No. ZO1 Fact Main CT
No. 2O2 East Main St.

WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER II. 1915,
"a, sac o'clock l.. NJ.
TIC owner who now lives i'm an
ether city. and is fully determined 10
sell Inns property. has instructed us to
SER tnc same even at :: sacrifice of sew
crai thousand dollars
fhe improvements consist OF a large
prlck dwelling. with garage and SER
wants quarters in the rear
he sure to attend this sale, as no
reasonable bid will be refused
TERMS Reasonable. and apnoun,,o,
at sale.
MOOREFlELD e BLAKE. INC.
Auctioneers
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Stock.
Sales.

200 Adyance-liunelcy. COM.
100 Advance l;umelcy. pfd. i.
900 Aliis-Chalmcrs /.
400 Al!is- Chalmcrs, pfd. -. !.
jUO Alaska Cod. 80.
500 Amer. Beet Suger. com. !.
9gp American Can.
American Can. pfd.
6oO Amer. Car and Foun.. I.
AMERICAN cotton OIL. !.
Am. Hide and Lea. com.
400 .Nin. mae and Lea. pld. !.
-"v american LtnSced Oil. /.
American Locomotive. /.
Amer. Locomotive. pid !.
LOO American Smelling. :.
300 Amer. Steel tounuries /.
American Sugar. 49,.
1900 Amer. lei. AID Tel. Co. !.
Amer. tobacco. com.
inner. Tobacco. pfd.
Anl. Writing, Paper. ptd !.
american Lihc. 1870.
100 Anaconda Copper /.
Atlantic Coast Line
\. {: l.. OF It. tialto.) =.
.gU Bdl timore ana ONO.
l.5Uv bethlehem Steel.
Beth. Steel. Sc pfd =.
$500 baldwin locomotive.
900 Butte Copper and Zinc. /.
1ou Canadian Pacific.
100 California Petroleum.
l.ivU Central Leather. com.
300 Chesapeake and Ohio
zoo Chicago Great Western
500 Chi. Great West, pfd. 5.
200 Chi. Mil. and ST. Paul.
LOO Chi. X. !. and p. com
300 Chi. X. ]. and T., 10 pr
Chi. X. I. and r.. 80 pr
LOO Crucible Steel Cor. com
100 Colorado Fuel and Iron
Colorado and Southern.
500 Corn Products. com.
200 lJiStilierS -.
800 Dome Mines.
200 Erie. lst pfd.
100 General Electric.
Goodrich, com.
800 Great Northern. pfd.
800 Great North. Ore CTS. .
Illinois Central.
500 interboro-Cons.. com
$500 Inspiration Copper.
300 Int. Mer. Mar, com.
1880 in;. Mer. Mar, pfd
iuD Int p.,n.r mar,
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NOVEMBER FAILURES
Smallest Number Of Commercial Dis
:isicrs Inst Month Than Any Month

With the eighth consecutive monthly.
reduction. commercial failures in the
United states during November, as re-
ported 10 X. q. Dun IL Co. numbered
only so and involved $i3.Sl5.l5G of de-
ianlted Indebtedness These figures
compare with SEQ inso!vcncics for.
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MONDAY. DECEMBER ., 1918.

MONDAY. DECEMBER ., 1918,
beginning at 1880 o'clock A. M,
\ large quantity or handsome Fur
ntture. consisting OF Mahogany Dress-s
ers. Dressing Tables. Chiffoniers.s
Tables. Card Tables. Twin Beds, with
FOX Springs and Felt Mattresses: Ma ::
hosany and Oak Dining Room Suits
iarior suits. separate Rockers and
Chairs Lace Curtains. etc
Ladies invited.
'"HE VALENTINE AUCTION CO., Inc.,S
Auctioneers. S
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
npN nnnnc

NEW YORK. December Cotton goods
ana yarns were very quiet to day aud prices
easier Wool markets were duh: uuriap -
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SAEaNSAH GA. December 7-Tur5e7-
tine dun! -; rece!pts. 20 oasks: shipments.
= casks. stock. lis casks.
Eos:n nominal: sales -. ba -res: receipts.
so barrels: sock. 61.52h carries.
quote: IL, ID. r.. L. ~ anu II firm a, 10 80:
J: lse.. Is. 10. NJ. Toto: y. is.1?. VIC.
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET
WhOiPSHie 0unfniInns

eMarket Quotations From Actual Sale,
tBy Woodson- Craig Co. Inc., RichninnJ ",
U. s. Food Admnisir n ton License NJ Z; 6.7.,
Richmond. Va. December z IIaIa
Tsnttct
virginia best dairy. per h. 20 On ~
Virginia choice. family. per III 40 "a ~
store packed. per lh............ IS On a.
Eggs.
Fresh. nearby. dozcn...... 81 m re-
other sections. dnHen........ 81 90
Dressed Poultry, &
Fancy dressed turkeys. head
and feet on per III. ..,.... n 10 20
Choice dressed turkeys. per III. 81 a -
Dressed chickens large. fat. 80
sper lh. .....:..........; ....... 80 10 ~
Dressed hens. fat. per III. .... 10 dp + 3s {.
Dressed geese fat. pcr ib.... go 40
Dressed ducks. fat ucr h.. Is n IN
Dressed hogs. per lh............ IN 90 "a
Snare ribs. chimes and back.
hone. pcr III, ..,................ q M "a
Country sausage. pcr DID,. 20 % n
Live Poultry. ~ y
Chickens. spring. per lh........ 20 Dt..,.
Hens. fat per lb...,.........,. rs a
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