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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-05

Get a new auto tag or you're it.
The flyer who stayed up Is
hours must have been In a poker
game.
Money is SO close and yet so far.
Harding says ho will meet the
farming troubles. Hope he doesn't
shake hands and pass on.
I. When every dog has his day Ac
wants to make a night OF 1t.
Joblcss don't want to DO helped
out; they want to be helped In.
When a girl see new dance
step she will second the motion.
Dentists say teeth cause our
worst Ills. Must be right. WITH
out teeth there would be nolt0oth-
uCuS.
Fine'motto: Never leave undone
today what should have been coolt-
ed.
Trouble with high rents Is
you've got to keep moving.
Ono thing that won't do in a
pinch is shoe.
!, M Movie beauty is only screen
Quickest way to reduce is weigh
on tho coal Dealers scales.
They don't have sleeping cars
on the road to success.
Dawes Goes for Trump In
misunderstanding. poor
tramp!
A man without principle never
draws much interest.
The correct use Of "lie" and
clay" also worries a farmer every
time hen cackles.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-05

Ger q new auto tag or you're It.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-05
OBSERVATIONS

America will be- better OF when
the knows instead Of noes have 1t.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-05

Jobless don't want to DO helped
out; they want to be helped In.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-05

When girl see a new dance
step she will second the motion.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1922-05-27
FOR PUBLIC SPEAKING,

Alfred Dwight Sheffield, profess
sor Of English literature at Welles-
ley college, and instructor in Public
Discussion at Boston Trade Union
college, is the author of new book,
entitled Joining in Public Discus
sion," off the press this week and,
published by George H. Doran COM
pany, New York, price $1.25 net.
It is announced by the publisher
that this is the first of a series of
books to be known as 1.-The Work.
er's Bookshelf" In the hustle of
modern life the crying demand is for
more social understanding; for books
brief enough, clear enough and in
expensive enough to be within the
limit Of time, effort and money that
busy man can afford to devote to
the widening Of his outlook.
The Workers Bookshelf has been
devised to- meet that need. The Sc
ries, it is announced, will include
art, literature and the natural
sciences, and will have for it's dis
tinctive features scholarship, SIM
plicity of style. and scientific at
titude toward facts.
Joining the, Public Discussion"
is clear and practical guide to sue
cessful speaking. An advance copy
is before us. We have read it through
very carefully. It presents certain
fundamental rules for gaining the
other mans attention and convey
ing forcefully to him ones own idea.
g..
chapter on how to control your
voice and bearing, analyses briefly
the essentials Of logic, the way to
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1922-05-27
LUMBER BOSSES
PASS up AWARD
Washington Owners Repudiate
Findings Of State Board.

Lumber owners at Klamath Falls,
washington, have rejected the eight
hour award Of the state, Cancellation
board. ?. J. :
Before the Strike started timber
workers agreed to lower wages, but
insisted on the eight-hour day. The
state board has made. an award
along these lines, and the decision
was promptly accepted by the tim
Der workers.
In announcing a fight to a finish.
with these lumber owners, officers
OF the International Union of Tim
Der Workers declare that if the
bosses win in this case "they will
attack us in every producing center
in the Northwest. 80
"The employers sulked in their
tents, refused to be interviewed in
regard to the award and finally
sneaked away to San Francisco. and
went into conference with the TO-
hour slave drivers of that state. The
result Of this conference has been
that they have voted to refuse to
abide by the decision of the board
and seek to cover up their dirty
work by trying to align the con-
Citation board and our organization
with the I. w. w. This, however,
is but an ink barrage to blind the
real truth Of the situation. .
They came before the board,
when they found they could not
sneak out Of it, in an insulting,
overbearing manner. They used the
customary tactics of the average
lumber lord. First they lied" then
they tried to bulldoze, neither of
which worked, as shown by tho de-
cisiOn of the board''
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1922-05-27

put ones mind on a. correct track
for discovering the weakness in the
opposition. and SO on. The ability
to lead means the ability to per-
suade other men to your point Of
view and is necessary for success
in your business conference. your
club, your lodge. your union-wher-
ever people are gathered together
for discussion. - ~
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1922-05-27

+ A guilty conscience and an insin-
cere trade unionist are very similar
they never feel secure. Demand
the label. ~ ,:.z.>.:.-, e.,
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1922-05-27

Don't he q take it: or leave it,
trade unionist. Refuse to take It, IL
4 does does not bear the union
label. 1''. Z. Z. @z .l:-F e j.. 40 ::
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-21
BARNEY OLOFIELD
IN CITY TO-DAY
Automobile Business
Is Recovering From
Over-O Optimism, He
Says

uaeucy Oidneld. famous star 81
the automobile race course and
now president of the Oidficld Tire
company. spent several hours m
Albuquerque today IN c%onforcurU
with C. S Quickcl. OF the Quickol
Auto company. local distributor
tor the tldfirid tire.
Nr pldurlI who iH driving go
Ma mon s%pecdstcr said he WIS gu
J.. business trip and wus not tryiul
Go mnLe uinr he left Los Angelo
at q O'Clock Tuesday afternoon ar'l
$500 hcd AlhuluCrluc Il-t uufiIt
anrily before midnight, haviu.
driven nom Wlnslow after b.
p clock in tho mornlug IT, lDiI
thl- afternoon TO. the cast by WI
OF santa Fe.
Tho automobile business hia
altered from uvcr-uptinism uui
the Reaction from H." Mt. Ola
ncld said. and We may expect
aunu further time To Ciupse hefufr
whnt W. may call truly normal
conditions To- Dc restored. We have
sim come lessons to lea m In eff
cheney and the doctrine OF hard
work. Cor what we yet must hu
drilled into the automobile bun
noss "a nttlo deeper. With these
conditions in mind ! should suy
thut business H. ON the up-grod'
Certainly O. b. IN the tire busintss
with u-. our sntes are so per
cent ahead nf this period for last
year and w'rc going strong. Iu.
] can toll you shat tho Increase be-
noi coming from sitting in the of
reo waiting for orders. We are
out hustiing for business. makiuE
3D. better tire than ever before and
selling 90 fu less money than yar
.lrlur, We are selling more tires
with tower salc-men-in "a word
we are practicing what I feel IL iac
remedy for all Of u busiuy-
t.oubl.-- harder and more in.
;ruf.te work. hy every man In busl-
BDsl. which. after all. IL what Wy
,ulI efficiency
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-21
Dogata Is Released
After Hearing Today
On Habeas Corpus

Tony poEaIa. who has boon boo
fh, county Jail since IL hearing h'-
furr Justice W. W. Mcclellan 70
wooE ago. was released following %
hearing on u writ of habeHs M
uuH h.ld in the district court toe
day The charge against DouIil
was obtaining money undsr taie
pretousos. and the ease was ~fnr.rd
on tho complaint Of Tony TaNlI4
ferro. who claims that he advanced
boEutu 500 Co come here from
ohio, nd that the latter had failed
and refused to puy DO back.
The writ Of hahsas corpus wa
GRANTED wednesday, aud borHf '
we released today ON tho pirI
thnt hc mad been committed tH
iail without amy testimony hnvinr
been brought To show that e triwv
had boon committee.
4 civil action was filed Or Tho
district court yesterday by Ttgim.
forro Go recover the sum from DO.
rntu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-21
MRS, Martin, v
OF Police Ser
IL Taken b

Mrs James Martin.
lice Sergeant Martin, \
oi Albuquerque since
1850 o'clock this morl
home. Til.raH avenue
street as the result
Of npupleNy.
Mrs Martin fuffcrj
stroke three years ago1
she never rcgnined
health Tho attach W,
fatal came last month";
not until 10 days aro
evident that she could
Mrs Martin was Dor.
natl and moved from
her parents to 81, Luui
received The greater
cducntion. she lived
until coming TO Albuq
Tho deceased was g
aud De- survived by her
sister. MIR. Thco Grn
mann. Mo. aud a ,
stdrke OF G2a Mort
street Of this city.
The body was takcI
Brothers undertaking z
the funeral service "
Monday afternoon 81
burial IN TO Dee In Taii
tory.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-21

NEW YORK Apru .i- farc.gn
exchange ftsady. G"ctt Britain.
demand. ift cables. ff2. sixty
lHN hilis On hankr. 8 so. Frame.
demand. g.ai; cables. 9.aiii. Italy.
demand. hf1la cnhlct 3 fa, iini-
Eium demand si5ia cables. sos.
Germany. demand. .sGa. cables.
.ath Holland demand. % 90
clhloH. 87.03. Norway. demand.
. 900. Swcdcu. demand. 20 90.
Denmark, demand 2i.2O. Switzor-
land demand. 1pa3. Spain. de-
mand, 1883. Greece. demand.
ft3 Poland. demand. .O2i1
Czccho-SloVakin. demand. 200.
Argentine. demand. 3b.d2 Brazil.
d mnud 1881. Montreal % 1915.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-21
Supper Table
Gossip

Preparatory ~cr,irr tu tho rum-
muulon reNt Sttnft VIII Doc held
this evening ut The tirft lr,thv-
terrain church ut 7sfh u'cluck
Those who expect Co unit. with
IN, church lest SUNDAY rrc rc-
qurstcd Co attend tho service tu-
night 10 possible. Thrrn nitfI-
hcrs who were recently elected
as ruling elders VIII he Installed
this evening.
1thc FIRE department was called
10 kelchUr and Marquette avenues
luts Yesterday afternoon tu e.-
tinEuish u grass fire The fire
was started by children The lJo-
mon arrived just IN time to pro-
vent "a shed from being caught
hy the blaze.
There win be- a p'guinr meeting
of Adnh chaut"r Orttrr of Eastern
stat. tonight ed 8 O'Clock Ht the
Masonic Temple. There Will Doe
initiation OF candidates.
The automobile of A.. Nichi AMI
the car Of w ~. t'urmuu coilided
900 First street and Gold avenue
rmYiinG to o. report made f0 fho
pulicc yesterday The damage tu
both ears was slight.
Icon Minto~ reported Co TIM pn-
See yesterday thar uumc one had
stolen q suit OF his clothes from
his home 80 NUrth First street
AcHfcrduN
frank Pctronl aud Pete Mlttuc"i
were lned tii each this mOruns
uu the charge OF speeding.
Al OF the troops OF boy Scouts
in the city viii leave tho y 81 a..
a ut five O'Clock TINS evening Tor
ID hike 90 ucudmau'z island go tha
Rio Grnude. whore thcg Will have
Cd camp supper They will Doe bon
charge OF Glen % Ecum lctluE
SCOUT executive. and l.. a. Wilton
lf the boys department % the y
~ g. A.
IL {. Karichncr. supervisor OF
the Munzano forest. has Just rec
turned from Mouutaiuiur where
ne spoke len The Hugh school un
Fire Prevention 10 the Forests
Nj. kartChucr also supervised tho
force sent out GO cyttngui-h e
forest fi-c on the Grurs-krlly COM
pnus land near Tni.uuC
Charges of standardization were
made amiust S%aturniuu lilrnuu
-ycftcrday aftcruoun. following "a
hearing Of p%Htriciuiu Chavez and
Antonio Norura. charged with per.
1ury. The last twu said tuey luu
been asked uy Ha boa 90 make th'
testimony thov had given Tl'N
nrc go Doe held as state wlturF"'
when HarhOu's case Eoo r th'
strand jury. B1yhOn already i-
rhlrgcd with trIu-portlug whisky
Tho hearing yesterday wH# before
United States Comm s.urcI b. T.
NTUDnuuIH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-21
Chicago Board Of Trade

GilllAitO, Ami -l.-iounfai
commission hous, buying In which
Individual opo utlonf counted for
littlv rwout wheat prices strongly
upward during the early dealings.
The May delivery, Ia which there
have boon prospects Of n big short
age. went go the highest price
reached uf late by that month An
unlocked for advance in Liverpool
luotuUoua acted as % stimulus h.
buyers a. did optimistic repo Is
Iluut prugroa at Gcnuu. o. well
fH hullith udNlces regarding DOM
o.ttc crop conditions both Ia IN"
winter gnd the spring wheat belts.
The ohcuinN. which ranged from
ac To "a higher with May ~
Si.44 to si.ii3. arid July. Si..GH
TO s1.26a was followed l." dcciccd
further gain.
sympathy with tho wheat up
turn led to higher prices a.. corn
and oats. After opening y e. to nc
higher. july 6bAc 90 80 Ac, the
corn market scored a moderate
further advance.
oats started a shade 10 hc
higher. July f0hc to iOys and
later continued To show a tend
WV W. NA.N"
Provisions were fl.mor with
grain and hog
Gossip vas current that 2.000.-
600 bushels uf nov crop doUcatic
winter wheat had O'on sold fcr oN-
port m thnt there had also boon
European buying OF C1n4uian
wheat Ucacaous which tcek pla.e
So o. H.t rlhrl cuInON 90 Irsnt tak -
ing The ''u-c wa unsettled Ac
10 20 e net rigliur.
SUI -"uucut'. heavy profit TAX
ms Hulos 1t corn lrlugA bout
Do setback 81 prices TU' CLOSE Wys
unsettled at hr uvt docIle
goo u like advance
Close
Wheat - NaF. si85r july.
81 cTh.
Corn May. Gtks. july, Gi7hr.
oats Mag. $50: fuly .iO%c
puri May. ge1.in.
Lard May, SOS July $780,
LlhH Juiy. siO.7t.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-21
People You
Know


$780,
G. a. McNtbh. director of extern
sion work for the state college b.
Zoe Albuquerque.
~ So MCCluskoy. state highway
engineer Sc 100 the city.
Ionothau a. Wagner. president
uf the Stale Normal University az
fas vegas. is here today.
MIR and Mrs Harry strong re-
.urned this morning from Loo AM
'Ecles whore Mr. strong Joined his
wife after his trim 90 Denver and
san FranClHcu Nrs strong LEFT
here previously 90 wish hcr daugh-
tor. Mrs Bosie Shambcrger m
ralo Alto. and her ION. Ted strong.
ln Los Angeles Mrs Strong was
away q month ana Mr. StrDnR mas
been away two weeks.
Maurice Klein won't tu SANTA Pc
this afternoon whore hD VIII sing
az an entertainment to br given
tonight for the scottish l.to Ma
comic class.
Mrs Loo j Eoynoldf. wife of the
county |aErIculfu ul u~ont, and
tholr SON. Leon. left yesterday fur
| tlHEerstnwu. Indiana. tu Nlait rrl-
ltiYeH. Tho trlp 'yIs mudc urscs-
sary hy Tho condition OF Mrs. i.cy-
noid's health
q + HdndT who has lusf under
coma am operation Tor appendicitis,
oturned 10 HE homo from the
hospital yesterday iIls condition
is said 10 be very good
INC T--TT-T 1-Tr-fT-T ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-21

NEW YORK, April 2t-Foreign
bar silver. GS Ac.
Copper - Steady. c|irctrolytl'
spot and nearby. isN late l2
% lac
Tlu-ffrm; spot and nearby.
san 20. futures f3lS7.
lrnu-steady unchanged
L,ri- Firm. spot s5lomS5 80.
IIu. Firm. East 81 Louis. spot.
SD 900 $3.50
Nuumouy Spot S5i2
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-21

NEW YOKk. April ci.- Liberty
bonus closed! aa =. 500 80; first
s. second a.. SOL FIRST
Aa'n &g9.62. second ~ H. $3.50,
third AS Sga.GN; fourth "a y.
f9g.H Victory ~ =. %Si00.0Sf We
tory lai IS. SteO.1f.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-21
LATEST MARKET NEWS


NEW YORK April 2i-CuttpH,
pot rfcady mliilnp. $3.50.
Cotton future closed arm May,
Sfyat. luy. St9jS. Octob"r,
St759s December. Si7.G2, Jan
unrs. al9au.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-21

10 WHIO \ I0m0H Do WIfHUUT
lemons. use onr Tablespoonful of
vinegar for each pic. using "a
voritc recine for remainder Mrs
o /. c., Ohio
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-21

k.'NsNs CITY. April 21.- Cash:
Wheat. SO o hard fi3T nsl 90.
so @ red. sl31 81. 90.
tuyu-Nu .. white. 90 g c 40 e.
yellow. Csc re- soc
Hnr-TnchluLod.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-21

NENNEN AprlI 2i-C1ttlo-
Receipts. sO0 Market stoady.
strong. Bcof steers. $500 $3.50:
cows and hcifcrs. $500 81. %.
calves. $500 "a 81 80. bulls. $3.50
WsiOOi ftockcrs and feeders.
-. 0Oms7ab.
uors-Receipia. 900; 10 cents
higher. top. 5000. bulk. $500
S10.ip
shoep-Receipts 3 coo Market
90 conta higher, Lambs, St8.T6m
$500. owes. $3.50 $3.50. .
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-21
Produce

CHICAGO April 2i.-Buttcr-
Higher. creamery extras % a r.
flint BE-. Sac % 31c. seconds. 32c 20 sac.
standards. SIC.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-21
HERALD WANT AID TAKERS

Are thoroughly trained ad
writers. II you so desire, they
will gladly assist you in word
ing vour adj
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-21
Special Matinee
At Crystal for
School Children

The old favoritc play. Lena
Rivers. with Toby IN the favorito
funny part VIII be- presented by
the Ferris TAYLOR Stock company
al the crystal 4 big bargain
matinee Saturday o. announced Tor
the school children. with ton cents
admission tn any part NJ tho house.
This play VIII only hD presented
SATURDAY. mutlrsv md niIht sun
day another feature Toby play The
Squnsh Head with an now vuu-
devlltU.
Country life is more conducive 10
long lie than city ttfs. according
.tu "a woll-Huuwu physician
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-21
DEATHS

HNEl Tho funeral of H,lfr.z
ltacl who died nst Tusoday morn
ing, was held this morning at y
20 clock from the family residence
Burial wac ut Heien. y NJ Croliott
wns in charge
GARCIA Mrs GrcgorIta Gar
ril aged 20 Years. divd last night
li hcr apartments uu Nurth Arnu
street She BE- su viNcd hy ono
daughter and uno ron bclides hrr
h~ufhaud. Tho body wns taken to
Crallotf funeral parlorH pending
arrangements.
pEitAL ES-i.uiE Pornics died
thir morning az his apartments
nftor a short illness. Ne b. sdryiyod
hy q sister ana two brothers.
The body wac taken To- Meadows a.
Martinez funeral pariors.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-21
Strong Bro
STRONG BLOCK
COPPER and SECOND

We are showing some espe1
cially attractive sets of Par
Tor and Living Room Furni-
ture that are most attractive
ly priced.
1t will be a pleasure to show you
these sets. If you have a parlor or
living room furniture purchase in
mind. by all means see them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-21

Name Loudpn Comd
Celtic words. lyn. me
and dun. 70 fnTt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-21
MARRIAGE LICIl

snllc Fuelc. Kosweili
Hennoasuv. Aibuqucrq1
shade. Aibuqucrquc.
Jllluon. Dodge city, kad
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-21

Inc Ffadu1T |oFfInctI0n N IN
scnhursc is being caused 10y 10.
Na.Lo lrnm nll-hurnInE ahIna
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-21


Egus-t Unchanged red
ggi cases
Poultry Alive. hiehi
CSC hroiicra. Soc n Goc
iSc
Potatoes Market va
ccipta. 80 earn: total Uni
shipments. $50 ears
sacked round whites. 81
cwL Mnncs0ta facki
whites. ~stfO Nv
sacked russctl. Si.G0 ~ \
new stock. steady. F'iorl
douhic-hcadcd NpnuldiI
S72bfeS7 80 barrel No.
50. 90 barrel. i5O-puu'
spnuldirg rose. No l. So.
no 2. &f00
EANgAS CITY 81
ErH nchangcd.
nui.cr- Creamery 90
ing up one cent. lie
Poultry Unchanged.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-21
Livestock
n AN~NS CITY

KANSAS cry. Arm Ill
Receipts, 500 Reef steers
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-21
CHICAGO

CItCABO Aprii 2i.-Cattic-
Receipts. 5000. Market active;
beef ifccrs and butcher she stock,
steady c % strong; quality, medium.
top. beef steers $50. bulk. $3.50
assam; bulls. calves ana stock
crs. steady, bulk, vral cnivcs, 500
ass 80. bologna bulls, Largely st25
frfafO.
HoHf- Receipts, 1900. Market
active. fully steady with yester-
days best time. five TO ten cents
higher than Yesterday avc age
top. 5000; bulk. 50 ~ SOS o
pigs. strong TO - cents higher
good 100 to t20-pound hogs. - 90
% $4,000; packing sows. strong
sheep ttcccipts. 5000 killing
classics opening mostly 20 cents
higher. cnriy top. thorn lambs,
Sta 40 hest not sold light fieshod
Mexican wooded lambs $500.
rond NS-pound shorn yenrlings.
ft2 90. fall shorn Texas wethcrs.
SS.e5. wooded ewes. $500 down.
no choice i!rits offered good st-
pound shcariuE lambs. Sl42a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-21

and gtnp work al tho sound of "a
gong by an English breeder
10 ser q rabbit bruRs 40 luck
IN the belief Of scottish fishermen.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-21

ard she stock. steady IN strong.
hesi tccr1. $40. others, 31.00m
IS SO, small lots, plain 20 choice
cows. ~si16ffSG 80. heavy heifcrg.
90, yCarlingr. S7.Goef ". ooi
other classes. steady. odd velier 30
s. 90: batter grade Cunnerf. fa.2hs
bulls sa.Th Usfs5. foeacrs, - o.
ilugs-ltcccipts. 1000. Market
opened slow, closed fairly active
to both packers ana shippc.a,
steady To strong with yesterday;
$50 10 ESQ FOUNDER $1,000 s10tb.
top. sos: 2hOma 2b pound aver
ages. sa.aGefS1OiG mixed loads.
$3.50 WS9.SS. bulk 90 sales, Sp66m
si0ih, throw -nut Eows, sS.7bm
$3.50; stock pigs. steady, better
klndH. 5000 msiO.2b
Shrou Receipts. 1900. Sheep,
steady shorn Texas wcthers. most
ly two-ycar-olds. tS.Gb. others.
- 20. NO wooded lambs on vale:
shorn offc ing strong, G9-pound
kinds, $3.50; heavier lots. 1880.
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Str strathfiIan (Br). Stevens. Birkenhead
and Manchester (oii in eerrels)DN sTnitn I,n
&C (general)-Susquehanna steAmship 20.
Bergen. &c. via Baltimore (seneraD-s
Str w Fl Tiiford. Mackay. Hamburg toil
and general)-R l. Hague.
ST Str Montserrat lSp,; Msrroau,n. cao'l ana
Str Benedict (Br). Aspenwali. Para. Ceara.
&C (generaD- D-Booth Co.
Str Tiradentes Nor), Ertkssn. RIO & 'snsaro' an
Str Iowan. Laverge. San Pedro, Los An
geles. &c, via Panama Canal (genera)-
Str zuiia, Morris, LAgusyra. Curacao and
Paramaribo via Mayaguez, tseneraD-Hiiss.
Dallett Co.
Str Inca Anderson. Monte Christi. Puerto
Plata. &c (generaD D-Clyde steamship Co
Str Helen. Perry. San Juan'and Ponce esen-
Str San Lorenzo, Foss. San Juan, Poncs,
&c (generaD-New York and Porto Rico
Str Lake Fernwood. Matthews, Cienfussos.
Manzanillo. &c (general) )-Auantic Fruit 90.
Str City Of Alton. Hansen. Galveston (oai-
Str Ell Vaiie. Watson. Galveston Cgsnersi)
Southern Pacific Co.
Str Heffron. Gargue. Galveston Cbaiiast)-
Tampa Interocean Steamship Co.
Str Medina. Johnstone. Galveston (generaD
Str o T war!ns. Naber. Houston tsmpty
barres)-R l. Hague
Str Comus Boyd. New Orleans tgsneraD-
Southern Pacific Co.
Str City Of st Louis. johnson. Savannah
feenerai)-Ocean Steamship Co.
Str Jefferson. Horsley. Norfolk (generaD-
Old Dominion Transportation Co.
Str Marie Maersk Dan). Hansen Hudi-
skall, &c. to Baltimore (residue)-lsbrandt-
sen Moeller Co.
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Macabi .o04 Nantucket l. Sth.
Mayan 500 Scotland l. V 9th.
Mexican $40 from Boston 9th.
Minnekahda 2.22s Z Ambrose ]. v Am 9th.
Mosella ! .063 Y Cape Henry 9Th,
Mount Clay s15 Ambrose l. V 9th.
Munamar 116 s Ambrose L V 9th.
Nile ] sS2 Ambrose l. sth-
Nordstjernen 225 8 Cape May 9th.
Norlina 90 ~ Hatteras 9th.
Penobscot 81 NE Northeastern l. v 9TH
Philadelphia left San Juan for Curacao eth.
President Polk ] .46S Il Ambrose l. sth-
San GIL rs q Nantucket l. 9th.
Santa Luisa arrive Patti. Peru, sth.
Seaconnet % NE Northeastend j. 9th.
Swiftlight o94 SW Block Island 9th.
Thomas II Wheeler 30 Hatteras 9th.
Ulua $50 Scotland l. 9th.
vauban 5l4 SE Ambrose J. v 9th.
w " Libby sc " Hatteras 9th.
w l. Steed 200 NE Hatteras 9th.
w w Mills 225 NE Jupiter 9th.
Winnebago 1923 L Ambrose l. 6th.