davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-09

pory wladze ME aresztowaly tych
lobuzow ME chcac rodxicom PREY
krosci czynic, jak nam m6wfs, sto-
sunk So obecnie take, re beda one
musiaiy srodka tego W ]ostateczno-
Sci sic chwycic. Biezacego tygodnia
n. p. syn pp. NJ. - zamieszkaiych
PREY ulicy Ashland, biegaI po parku
z brzytwa " reku, kt6ra wywijai
kieby murzyn z poiudnia / zagrazal
bezpiecze6stwu publicznemu. Parko,
wy policyant chaopca u!ai i brzytwe
odebral, u~iadamiajac jednoczesnie
|rojca o jego zachowaniu sic ktory
twierdziI z kolei, re woale ME VIE
dzial. o tenn, re syn jego brzytwe mu
z domu wyni6sl. Rodzice .winni vie
Gel uwagi zwraca6 ma swych synoW,
szczegolnie "a mlodu, ably sic pozniej
ME potrzebowau mimi wstydzic.
! q =
Towarzystwo noszace NAIVE VIA
mex Biaiych Lilii", odbedzie dzisiaJ
W sail Zwiazku Polek p%osiedzen!e Q
godzinie S-ciej popoiudniu, ma KITS
re proszone So O wziecie udziaii
wszystkie bez wyjatku czionkinie'
poniewaa wazne' sprawy beda oma-
wiane a miedzy innymi kwestya ma
jacego sic odbyc festynd. Ponadto
panic naleiace do grupy 11-tej, 69tej
82-giej, kt6re maja coreczki licza-
ce lat osm / wyzej, beda je }askawe
przyproRadzit re SODA ma wyzeJ
wspomniane posiedzenie.
go :
Wczorai W sail Zjednoczenia odbyi
sic vice, ma ktorym omawiano spra-
we zaiozenia W Chicago polskiej ICby
Handlowej, a wiasciwie Kasy oszcze-
dnoSci, ma mode wielu innych JUL
wsrod polskich ~towarzystw istnieja-
cych. Przewodniczyl zebraniu skarb-
mix Wydzialu Narodowego OBJ. Pho
trowski a ma sekretarza wiecu powo-
lano oh. Kaczmarka. Najpierw pre-
mawial p. J6zef Magdziarz, nawoh-
lac do jednoczenia kapitalu, pozniej
przemawiaia pani Chmielihska, OBJ.
Jakiel, wydawca .,Ekonomii" a wre-
szcie adwokat Franciszek Koralew-
ski. w kohcu wyglosi} move przewo-
dniczacy, pan Piotrowski, zyczac or
gani1ujecemu sic stowarzyszeniu jak
najlepszego powodzenia.
GO
Urzad pocztowy donosi, re wysyia-
ne juz moga bye listy, poczt6wki
probki r65nych towarow do Litwy
Lotwy. Chcac bye scislym, zawiada-
mia. ie Lotwa znana byla dawniej
pod nazwa Kurlandyi. bedac czescia
skladowa dawnego rzadu rosyjskie-
20. Do Litwy wchodzi byla gubernia
kowiehska, wieksza Geese suwalskiej
GRAZ czeSci wilenskiej i g~rodziehskiej'
Gl6wne miasta W lynn ~terytoryum
So: Kalwarya, Kowno. Libawa, Ma
ryampol, Poniewiez, Memel, Rossie-
ny, szawle, Tylza, Wilkomir, Wolko'
wyszki. Miasta Wilno, Grodno | Su-
waikiki podlegaja obecnie kontroli po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-09

Do Cleveland, Ohio, wyjschala ma
tygodniowe wakacye pani Jadwiga
Igielska Z kuzynka swa parma Anie-
ls Sokulsks. Beds one podejmowane
tamte przez x. j. NJ. zeglenia, SER
decznego p~rzyjaciels pahstwa Igiel-
skich. Obie familie zamieszkuja ma
Maryanowie, pnr. I'LL N. Winche-
ster ave.
= n1 =
Ma kilkatygodniowe wakacye wy
jezdzaja panny Alicya / Elibieta
Scherman, c6rki pahstwa Francisz-
ka ! Teresy scherman, Fam. pnr.
2732 N. Central Park ave. OdwiedEa
one kreYnych 1 znajomych W Jack
son i Detroit, Mich, a PREY tel spo-
sobnosci zwiedza rowniez kapielo--
we miejsce Mt. Clemens, Cleveland,
Toledo 1 Buffalo.
W przyszIa niedziele rozpocznie
sic bazaar " parafii sw. Salomei, kt6-
rel proboszczem jest X. J6zef Pal
kowski, " miasteczku kensington,
ktory potrwa caiy miesiac; potrwa "
tym sensie, re bedzie On otwarty
kazdej niedzieli l srody przez pre-
ciag czterech tygodni. Podworze pa
rafialne udekorowane zostaio " tym
celu bardzo pieknie 1 zaprowadzone
zostaly swiatia elektryczne. co z VIE
czora przedstawiae sic bedzie wspa-
male. Komitet zaprasza rodak6w "a
mieszkaiych W Kensington i okoli-
cy, ably przybyli tlumnie ma ten ba-
Ear, ktorego doch6d czysty przezna-
czony jest ma dobro parafii.
S. q
Czionkowie Misyi Polsko-Czeskiej
z Syberyi, ~porucznik Sosihski, poru-
cznik Suchenek, oraz iniynier Ka-
mock, wyjezdtaja dzisiaj do New
Yorku. gdzie W przyszla srode VISTA
d. ma parowiec, kt6ry ich zawiezie
ma druga p6ikule. Komisya ia 'bawi-
Ia W Chicago okoio cZterech tygod-
nj, klopoty majac z otrzymaniem
pomieszczenia ola siebie ma okrecie,
CO op6ni,o ich wyjazd.
q So q
W przyszly poniedziaiek odbedzie
sic " parku Puiaskiego, rog Noble
BIackhawk, trzeci z rzedu koncert
letni, Z ktorym wystapi kapela VOL
skowa noszaca NAIVE: 2-nd Regi--
ment Military Band. Poczatek kon'
certu o godzinie S-mej wieczorem;
spodziewae sic nalezy, ze jak ma po-
przednich, tax tel 1 ma majacym sic
odbye ~koncercie, Polonia zapeani
obszerny park po brzegi.
q q O
Policya / wiadze parku Pulaskie-
go skarza sic wielce ma Zachowante
polskich chiopc6w. Zbierajacych sic
codziennie W wyzej wpomnianym
miejscu, kt6rzy zachowuja sic tamze
krnabrnie 1 psotliwie. Rodzice tych
chlopcow czesto So zawiadamiani o
synalkow postepkach, ale stanu re-
czy to jednak ME poprawia. Do tel
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-09

NEPORTERA

obywatele i parafianie dzielnicy
Mlodziankowa odbyli wczoraj posie-
dzienie ma kt6rem zadecydowano
sprawie miodziencom tel dzielnicy,
ex-zoinierzom, przytecie. Prezesem
komitetu przyieeia obrano OBJ. Joze-
ia Ruszkiewicza, a s~ekretarzem ia
ma Krasihskiego. Bankiet ten ma
Geese weteranow odbedzie sic dnia
SLIGO sierpnia, o godzinie 6tej VIE
ezorem, a po bankiecie bawie sic ze-
brani beda ma ulicy Superior, kt0ra
udekorowana bedzie bardzo pick
ME. a cd miasta wystara sic
Komitet o poswolenie specyalne,
ably automobilisci ME p~rzeszkadzali
hawiacym sic, jezdieniem po wyzej
wspomnianej ulicy. Bedzie to nowosc
" swoim rodzsju.
q - q
S. lynda, obywatel miasta Juneau,
Alaska, przybyl onegdaj do Chica-
go DO spedzeniu siedmiu miesiecy
wakacyi u brata swego, m~ieszkajace
90 W miescie Detroit, Mich. Zatrzy-
nuje on sic W hotelu Morrison, a z
aniem dz~isiejszym wybiera sic ma
Zachod. Jest ON wychowankiem
szkoi chicagoskich. Dzien wcZoraI-
sly spedzii on W domu PIP. KoWal--
skieh W Jefferson Parku. Pan zyn-
da, ktory rezyduje W Juneau, Ala
ska. cd lat p~ietnastu, posiada mai
wiekszy hotel W tym Terytoryum'
piecio pietrowy budynek, mieszczacy
sic ma gl6wnej ulicy miasta. Wyso-
kose tego budynku pozwala, ze szyld
elektryczny, umocowany do budyn-
ku, widziany bye mole W nocy Z Cd
legiosci 20 mil przez pasazerow po-
drozujscych morzem. Jest On tam
rowniez w}ascicielem browarni /
kilku innych %budynkow. Hotel wy
tel wspomniany Jest jedynym hote-
lem " Alasee posiadajacym winde.
" drodze ~powrotnej zwiedzi on
wszystkie wieksze miasta stanow, a
wreszcie wsiadzie ma okret W Seat
tie, Wash, ktory go zawiezie do
Juneau.
= go ,
Pc cichutenku, by licznych przy-
jaci6{ wywieze W pole, odbyi sic o.
negdaj Stub pana Edwarda Barwiga
z parma Marta Bango W kaplicy sw.
J6zefa PREY n. Hamlin ave. 1 schu-
bert ave-, W ATondale. Druzbowai
dr.. 8. Czajkowski z parma Eleonora
Barwig. Obie familie zaliczane So do
uajstarszych W Ayondale. Pan mio-
DIV, niedawno wr6ciwszy ze sluaby
wojskowej, jest aptekarzem W szpi-
talu Hahnemann. Cody weselne Cd
byIy sic W scisiem k6lku rodzinnem,
poczem pa6stwo miodzi wytechali ma
kilka tygodni do letniska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-09

cztowej Polskiej Republiki ! powin-
ny bye odpowiednio adreeowane. u
Rad pocztowy ME przyjmuje tad
nych pakunk6w adresowanych do To-
twy Tub Litwy. q -,
y 81 a
Okolo dziewiee tysiecy robotnL-
k6w zatrudnionych W fabrykach Nc
Cormick'a i fabryce traktorow, kto-
rzy przeszlo try tygodnie temu wy
SILL ma strajk, zadajac podwyzki, u
rzadza jutro o godzinie 2giei popo-
ludniu wymarsz do sail Maldazisa,
mieszczacej sic pnr. 2242 w. 23cia
ul., W ktorej odbedzie sic masowe pc
siedzepie, q ma ktorem sprawy unii
beda omawiane.
z go =
Andrzej Ciszak, lat 80, Fam. pnr.
1898 S. Honore. ul., zaiyi pred pa
ru dniami kwasu siarkowego, q pre-
wieziony do szpitala powiatowego
zmarl tam4e W wielkich cierpieniach.
Wczoraj o 'godzinie 10tej zrana Cd
byf sic W kostnicy powiatowej In
kwest koronera, ma ktorym iona
zmarlego zeznals, Re przyczyny sa--
moboJstwa jej meta szukac nalesy W
stracie domu zniszczonego przez po-
Ear zesziej soboty. ktory taxa kle--
ske ma rodak6w naszych zamie--
szka{ych W dzielnicy Town Of Lake
sprowadzi{, a kt6ra to strate bardzo
sobie wzial do serca. PAM Ciszek "a
mieszkuje obecnie pnr. 1910 W. 80
Place.
Jutro W niedziele odbedzie sic u
roczysty doroczny odpust W parahi
Przemienienia P%ahskiego, ktorej
proboszczem jest X. Felix's Prange'
N~abotehstwa odprawiane beda tab
lax kazdej innej niedzieli.
+ Il
Cz,onkowie klubu lekarskiego, kto.
rego prezesem jest dr.. F~erdynand H.
Pirnat, omawiajac kwestye zywnoScio-
wa, ~wyg6rowane ceny artykuiow wszei
kiego rodzaju oraz koszta utrzymywa-
MIA ~kancelaryi doktorskch, przyszli w
ciagu dyskusyi do przekonania, re o.
bene honoraryum, jake lekarz pobie-
"a cd swych pacyent6w ME jest wy
~starczaiace W stosunku do obecnie pa
nuiacych cen, a kt6rych oni podobnie
ink kaAdy z mas SO ofiara. Biorqc to
pod uwage, p%ostanowili oni aadac wick
sci zaplaty "a W uslugi. Ia porade
lekarska, dana ~pacyentowt W kancela-
ryi. zadac beda W przysziosci maj
mniei diva dolary a "a porade udzie-
Iona W mieszkaniu pacyenta, zadac be-
da dolarow try. Jeszcze roku zeszie-
20 wielu lekarzy podniosio swe ceny
| jak powiadaja, pacyenci chetnie 5e
placa, poniewa4 zdaja sobie dokfadnie
sprawe 20 stosunk0w obecnie panuja-
cych. jak r6wnie2 z tel okolicznoSci re
ME moga sic oni spodziewat nalezytej
opieki ~lekarskiej, jeaeli lekarzy dosta-
tecznie ME wynagrodza. Powiadaja oni,
be wiekszoSc robotnik6w nalezy do u
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-09

nil 1 Re W wielu wypadkach robotnicy
wiecej ~Darabiaja, niz doktorzy; dodaja
rowniea, &c otrzymujac lepsza zaplate
beda oni bez por6wnania lepiej 1 skru-
~pulatniej pacyent6w swych dogladac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-09
Dudna Dziedziczka.

- Zdaje mi sic, prosze jasnie PAM
dziedziczki, re bedziemy mieli deszcz.
- jamie, tylko sobie ME pozwalaj
ma poufalosci. ia bede miala dcszcz |
ty mozesz mice deszcz, ale pant / sluga
| deszczu mice ME moga.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-09
Sprytny Siuga.

- Byi tn kto?
PrzychodziI krawiec z rachun-
klein.
- Znowu ten natret?
Siuga (poufale). ~Powieddalem mu,
Re mi pan winien zaslugi "a POI roku
/ be sprawl jest W sadzie. Mysle, Re to
jego zapalczywosc powlnno ochiodzit.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-09

" Hamlin Parku odbed1e sic jutro
ma boisku parkowym gra W pike, kt6-
ra rozpocznie sic o godzinie druglej
popoludniu a W kt6rej udzial we4mie
klub North Western Speed Boys, ma
JAG "a przeciwnik6w klub - "Trop-
weus". Speed Boys" jest to klnb czy-
sto polski, kt6ry W przesziym roku ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-09
NJ egzaminie z medycyny.

- Pacyent, kt6rego pan widzisz, ma
nieco sciagniets organicznie prawy mu-
skull Okla i z tego powodu patrzy re.
zem. C6tbys pan robiI W podobnym wy
padku?
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-09

- Tezbym zezowai, panic profeso-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-03
ON ! pape
IL To 90
SALES OF COTTON ARE SLOW
Spinners Encouraged by Fair In
quiry for Yarns

No improvement is shown, so far as
sales are concerned. in the local yarn
trade. according to the weekly review OF
trade for the Philadelphia district by
II. G.. Dun q Co.
A fair inquiry for yarns is reported
and these inquiries have encouraged
splnners. Better conditions are looked
for by the middle of the month. and
both buyers and sellers are of the opin-
ion that there will be considerable
betterment IL prices were stabalized
The review, continuing. goes on to say
There is little change in conditiosn
among cloak suit and dress manufac-
turers The season has not been a salts
factory one, although number of manu-
facturers are looking forward to n good
business the coming season.
"Jobbers of woolens have report ed
business quiet. collections are inclined to
he slow with them.
"Jobbers of hosiery, underwear and
knit goods have had good seasons
business. although. the last few weeks
sales have dropped off to some extent
Collections in this line are reported
satisfactory.
shirt manufacturers find business
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-03
ISSUES CONTINUE
ADVANCES ON NEW YORK CHANGE
Group in Good Demand, With Buying Becoming More
Urgent Higher Levels Are Established
Heavy Trading in Sinclair

changes
demanding
attention.
All that demand advancing prices with the
established Mex
1876 advanced IA
made FanAmer
Petroleum
Speculative Sinclair
trading advanced 3 Pierce Oil
rights both made substantial gains
weak falling
point to 95a4.
Marin eferreda advanced 112i4.
1O3k advancing
q 20
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-03
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Singer Manufacturing Company. uuartcrly
uT 9ig u'r cont. uHsabir December 81
United states Rubber COMPANY quarterly
ut = Uor cent uu urSt prrf"rrud AMI lla per
.i Ut on second Urcf.rrrd. both PAYABLE Ian
uary ~ 60 stock n record January ~
American cigar Company, a dividend Of =
Irr cent ON common. payable February 1 to
stock Of record January 10
julius kaSs"r Company. quarterly of ia
p'r cent ON frs, and second preferred uuv-
aii" February I 20 stock of rocorD Jauu-
Midwest tll Company. quarterly Of por
cent on preferred, paNahl" January - 10
stock Of record January =.
American lvr Company. 0uartor,v Of II
p'r cent On preferred. payable january ~
To- stock Of record January Is
Hamilton Wooden Company semi annual
ct p"r cent and an extra Of . per cent
both payable January 10 To stock OF record
January .
Philadelphia and Gray's Ferry Passenger
Railway COMPANY, Scmlaunual o3 81, paya.
Ill" January ! To stockholders Of record DO
C"mhrr 81
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-03

quiet at present. The season, however.
has been a satisfactory one.
THE hardware line remains active in
all It's branches, with a fair demand for
all grades of material. In some branches
the demand exceeds the supply and IL
is believed that the present condition
will continue through the winter months.
Prices remain firm and collections gs,o 4.
The iron and steel market prese ut
no special features. Plants are operut-
ing at full capacity and jobbers and
retailers are well employed. There Is IA
disposition to await the settlement of
Government matters before engaging in
large operations.
THE electrical trade reports the
Christmas business very active and, as
is natural, followed by duh period.
Inventories are largely occupying the
attention of the trade at this time, as IL
customary at this season of the year.
Large sales are reported to have beel,
made in goods suitable for gifts; ir
some cases the volume of sales has
exceeded that of several previous years
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-03

IMPROVEMENT In TONE is NOTED
ON THE LOCAL STOCK EXCHANGE
Trading Is Dull but Most of the Few Issues Coming Out
Make Substantial Cains-Pennsylvani
Railroad and Steel the Favortes

Philadelphia Exchange
good gains made
General Asphalt " Lake Superior Corporation
small
A Of
Minehil and Traction
one n a
mad a gail of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-03
LOCAL MEAT MARKET

the following report Is furnished bv the
nhilai' Inhia livestock "nd meat cffce II the
United states Department OF Agriculture
lur"hu OF Markets, on the fresh-meat trade
in Philadelphia:
BEEF FRESiI---Rccclpts Eight; market
fair ~
STEERS-Rcccipts light; market strong Mt
SIS to S2S demand good.
'OWS-Rec"pts moderate: market on
good cows active and strong at s1I to sol (:
common cows SLOW at Sl4 to SlG; demand
fair
NEAl~Reccipts light; market strong
around 81 higher on good heavy calves a
SlG tn S2G; demand active.
pORk-RcCeipts light; market firm ut S27
to s33: demand good
LAMl|--Rcccipts light: market active at
81 advance at 500 to S2S: demand strong.
MITTON--RcCripts moderate; market 81
higher at Sli TO 500; demand good.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-03
Cotton BUYERS and Sellers

New York. Jan. 3.--January-M Mitchell
and Sigel bid Hyman offered.
March - Mitchell, Walsh. Brooks.
SChley, cone, Bartlett and Sigel bid
Finn, orviS. HartcOrn, Rosenberg. Gcer.
Young and Russell offered
May-Hopkins, W. Gumoens, Tread
well, Wachsman and HagCdorn bid
MCCiec and SChlcy offered
July-CaSsa Wonman and Morrison
bid: keiffcr, Hyman and Hartcorn Of
fcred
uctobcr--Gifford and johnson bid :
Sigcl offered
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-03

Official discount rates at the twelve
Federal Reserve banks were as follows:
(The first column gives the rates for
AL periods up to and including fifteen.
day maturity, the second for n period
of sixteen to ninety days. The thiro
and fourth columns are the rates for
rediscounts of collateral loans secured
by Government bonds or notes)
CONT
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-03

Chicago, Jan. Support in the corn
market was poor this morning and prices
were easier under scattered selling by
commission houses and pressure in the
local crowd Colder weather in the West
was considered favorable for the move
mcnt and the trade was looking for
larger receipts. The arrivals here to-
day were 253 ears.
January opened re lower at Slit
and later sold at $l.iO7s. March started
at Sl.3i@s, against Sl35i4 at the end
yesterday May opened at $l.35l, to
$780,, against $l.35as at the close
yesterday and later sold at $1.35.
oats We're easier under pressure from
local interests and one of the leading
commission houses which has favored the
selling side for some time. There were
further deliveries ON January contracts.
The arrivals here today were 80 cars
January started at 6Siac to Csc,
against ts7sc at the end Yesterday.
March opened sc lower at 6sasc MAY
started at 69a, to zoe, against 70c at
the end yesterday.
The receipts of wheat here today were
l47 cars,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-03

New York, Jan. 3-Thc refined sugar
with local rriiners quoting on the basis
Of 90, less . per cent for cash for fine
granulated. The Warner Company con-
tinu"s Withdrawn and the National il
accepting Il limited amount of business.
RaWs are unchanged at G.O55C.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-03
=eCORN EXCHANGE NNTIoNNL BANK

- Chestnut street at Second street
The annual meeting Of tn" shareholders
OF this bank for n" election uf dircrtnrs
to serve FOR tho ensuing year and for such
other business as may come i.fnre them Wii
BE- held at tho banking house on Tuesday
a. IN. and II O'Clock noon.
n, W. CORsON.
lashLhr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-03
MONEY.LENDING RATES

PHILADELPHIA-Ca 6 per cent !;
time, 8 Y @6 per cent. Commercial pa
per, three to six months, sos per cent !;
six months, 6 per cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-03
FRESH FRUITS

Demand was, only moderate. hut values
Apples: NY. per bbl.. King. 81 56M7: Baid.
WIN; siu -: Northern Spy. 81. 500 o. Hub
varieties. s3n3:. apples, Pennsyivanla and
Elrginiao per bbl.a Ben Davis. s3.5OI+.50:
Gano. s3.aOMI Stayman Winesap siT7;
York Imperial, s+G6.50; Rome Beauty.
fancy. NM1 30; applcs per * bush. basket
inc" 70: do. per bush. basket. SllI2; ap-
pies western, pcr box. s2Ma 81: lemons. per
box s2m4: oranges. Florida. per crate.
3n' grap"fru!t per box. 81. 50Ga; pine
npnlrs Porto Rico. per crate. s8.aOdla aO
CranberrieS. Jers"y. per bush. box s3T5 80 :
g., g., o. per Dbl 1ls strrw wberrles
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VEGETABLES

The market was quiet and barely steady
under fairly liberal offerings. Quot atiors:
Whit POTATOES. Eastern shore. .p"r bill No,
! s3M3aO; No; =. s2M2. 80; white potatoes
Norfolk. per bhl, 81, 25 white POTATOES, Jer-
s"y per y bush. bas sket. No. l. 80 a gOc. No
No l. pcr 100 lbs. s., ass: white pots,
New York. per 100 his. s21OGaa5; swoet
potatoes. Jersey, per basket. No. /. ST 5O6t
l.I5; No. .. S1cGrsI sweet potatoes East
=; 81. 5u4 3.5r. sweet potatoes belawarc and
Maryland. per hush-hamper. No. I. sal5m
"a; No. :, 81 huN ~; cabbage Danish
seed per ton. slSaaS; do, domestic. per
,nn. sl2m -: onions. yellow per iO0-ib bag
No, /. 81. - q lis: No. . 80 9Oc, '"S'
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New York. Jan. 3.-ACtive liquidation
through commission houses broke the
cotton market sharply this morning.
First prices We're l6 TO 40 points
lower, followed by further notable de-
citncs as selling pressure increased,
partly on rumorS that more cotton was
coming here for delivery on January
contracts
number of January. notices were is
sued this morning which also helped
weaken that delivery.
spot houses gave good support at the
decline, but We're unable to absorb Tie
offerings, part of which came from
South Atlantic States. The tone was
very unsettled at about 81 points net
decline.
The receipts of cotton at the ports
Tor the day are estimated at 25.pO0
bales, against 90, 02S bales "A week ago
3u4'S bales year ago ana 81 ,702
bales two years ago.
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American Telephone and Telegraph
Company Company to put out $i0,OOO
UOO Of nNc-ycar per cent notes and
S25, 5,O00,0"0 long term dcbrnturc bonds
of the New York Telephone Company.
The notes are TO cover subsidiaries OF
tn, American Telephone and Telegraph
Company and will be endorsed by the
parent organization
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS

Chicago. Jan. 3.--HoGS--Estimaf"d rc-
tinti,d receipts 80, 0oo head left over 10.
"tV mah. 'p'uinE slow, first sales STEADY
At F'S'"TldN = average. Supply late in
arriving. Average cost yesterday SlT7l
tAITLE-EStimnt"d r"p"irts 5000 hnad
SlEEP-EsiImdi'd receipts lG.Uuu head
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Of Chicago, filed a petition with the
Illinois stat" Utilities Commission to-
day asking for authority to issue 81 o00,-
900 in first mortgage bonds.
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The Illinois Central Railroad today
announced the appointment Of \. r.
Clint as general manager, succeeding
the late Il. j. Foley.
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Philadelphia Markets
PROVISIONS

The market ruled steady with a fair job
smoked and air.dricd 1sc, western beef in
sets; smoked 4sc: city beef. knuckles and
lenders. smoked and air-dred. 49c: western
beef hams, 6Oc: pork, family, "a q 55c; hams.
;. +. cured. loose. 37ia d3Sc; do. skinned.
other hams. smoked. city cured as to brand
,,nI snd average, ssnh g !oc; hams, smoked.
less, 52c: picnic shoulders. $. p, cured. loose.
?91s c: do. smoked. 30la c: bellies. in pickle.
breakfast bacon, western cured. Acc. Lard
western. refined. 2sm2sh C: lard. pure city.
kettle rendc red On N oSiS
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>1sJa THE ANNUAL REPORT OF TIVE
- Contributors 10 tho Glen Mills
schools win he held on Wednesday. the III,
day OF Jnnuary, 1919, at 4 o'clock r. m
AZ the office Of m" Glen Mills Schouls No
a0S Bailey building, 1918 Chestnut st Thc
Annual Reuort Of The Board of Manages
viii hr submitted and uu olorticn Will H..
held Tor officers Tor the ensuing year and
six nanagcTs io serve for three years
Phlladelphis. December 81. 1915,
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PhiIadelphia Stocks
PHILA. INACTIVE STOCKS

Following are quotations for inactive
stocks listed in the Philadelphia stock
Exchange and in which there were no
transactions today. The price given is
the last previous close:
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1.-THE PHILADELPHIA

Philadelphia December ~, lGls
The Annual Election for Directors will ba
held at the Banking House on Tuesday, Jan
uary II, 1919 between the hours Of IL noon
and p. IN HORACE FORTESCUE Cash