davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13

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fGpttGG iitG ~bpwGfleen raimatnfieen
tieltGGn mibatln Baapalin. llieiben
maamiestenid lelpfosia be fulfimat
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Iiielld GGnellG jofniielle, iolla oil
aifaa flt1nnella beitG:
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tunnemme. Sbmisraufat, olettefo
tefin iallineet 9eioGn pettGG itiedn-
ne? WeioGn faupungiSiamme be o.
lipat iporiin faltipon, mittta lopltl.
to beio1n f1pi buonosti iillG iaim-
me iellpille, mitG be olimat miebi-
GGn. 2opufii ipiranomoiiet farfoitti-
not beioGt."
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fam fobtaan. 81 mifGGn foltpltnfi
fatio moimania iuoiia ia taipoitella
lellaista, minfd naapurit otpat bpls
iGnneet. 2opufii onnist1i iltlttalais-
ten fiiboittoa i9misten mieltG, De ne
foitpat ju1ttaIoisten millofauppiait-
ten jooritrtfiia pbtG bnrtaasti fuin
oifaiiemmin Seus-latua.
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malta erGGn fristitpn telttnfanfaan
fittojan tpobltoneesia, alltellen tGtd
tposlG. Spobuone of ldbelld toria.
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mot %iaaneet iiitd mibid, %buomaiimat,
ettG faninn fatteruits ~apostoleia fob
toon oil D9G fas1ponut, ianoiipat be:
"Mtifii iieoGtte tltolloiiio ibmiIia
taitptngisianne?"
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talaiiet bullIimat ia rpnt1iiDGt fan-
Ionioufon %etiinenGsiG telttafantaon
futojan tpobuoneeleen.
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rifle.
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an iuutalainen, ia enranfuin Baa'
mali ebti p,tbiia fanialle, iateli i1u-
rempia ia pienempiG finid bGnert
pGGlten iofu tobolta. 8ain betfiien
ban ieiioi p%pstpsid; fifteen bdn 'pai'
p,ii, faten ferron Stefanls, tperiie'
nd ia tieoottomaitd maabart. &anla
Iuuli, eta bGn oil fuollitt.
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eistol" ilt%iitaluiiet biuiiimat; MUTT
tamat miebet tarttuiwat banen jol'
foi6inIa ia loobaiimat bGnet pitfin
fotria fa,pungin portin ulfopaolel.
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"&orppifotfot iaatpat rnofaal"
riemuitiipat iuttaluiiet itpolliiinn.
.&anlna poIaii tafaiiin fauprll'
Elm. &1ni fiilopoltea lepili ieura'
Human i1Senten fesfen tieto Baotpt
lin marttpprifuolemasta.
@unifeen tolosia olimat pelle'
buomoIimot fpIl6, eta fiibtpnpt Tar
ioniorffo fulfil porttifotiia mpoten
mlttta iffunasta totielleSioon be Ell
not Iaonaet feltpGG mistd oil fpib
mps. @unifeeII6 oil on,a mielipiteet
ID.
"SoripdiminG ipntpp niein riitot
fonionioufosia, fporiinfin fun mie
bet oliwat iioneet piiniG".
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tim portlle. Iitrtomia fpelitd i
iiIoria ostiii iifdGn waIittaet:
"Sulfoo beti, be ofpot asfen iur
monneet 8oopoIin ia beittaneet I'D
men ruumiinia f%dttpiingin ilfopno
IeIlei"
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buIle. @arnobos ianoi tppneftd
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fpld bdnet f~erdttdtpal"
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NIT fimirmrnfoIfo dbdStoItt riii
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-04-13

Ia laabaiitpot banet faitpttnsin III.
~fopuolelle llirllen, ettG ban of fnoI-
l1t. Wtlttta Sllmala pelnsti bdnet
aipan fuin ibmeen faiitta. S1n on
NIT bptpitt beiffo, ia ir11peua moi.
malla olemme iaaneet bGnet min1,tl
bepoiellani tuoo1fii 9erbeen."
"@i fosfaan ole ainoataan boo
ipoitettl ia opua tarmitiema tar.
baan opelleni folftttan1tt. quo pie-
raat iiiGllel" mastaii Mntitles.
@aius futiui orian, iofa mel be-
tuoien talliin. @arnnboan aip,tlIa
bGn talutti Baamalin atriumiin.
SiellG tertpebti beitG ii6ntG:
"Seripe tlloa, mieraat, taleonii
sc on npt teib1n".
"gaa,tba olfoonI. teilIe", ianoi
8arnobns, ia Baaipnli Iii1ii tp1fp.
neellG ddneIlG:
Sierra on teiIle tefetpd, mit6
ban On litiponnut: "llitlaat onat
laupiaat, iilld beibGn ~oiafieen t,ilee
lai,peiis. Sofa bolboo Seeiufien o.
petiislapiia, lie bclboo bGntd title.
G1n."
@aius mel apostoIit beibdn biio.
neiiiinia. $6n tabtoi title parbaan
ia mufaort boitaa Baamalia.
&liliii miiutamin miiffoia, ems
nenfiiin BoopaIi of iotenfin emit.
iell1Gn.
@aiiis tinii i,iurta, ioIaista iloa
toipotasioan iilIoin tdlloin iidnid
%iairaan Iiiona. Colin ban jofa fer
ran ntainitii ionfin ippn. iofa ba-
net iatiinnaiiesti iinrte mel, trtttta
miutumien bamointoienia perustiif.
ieIIa @aius iaottoi fitmmirtfin pa1t.
t11, ettd npostolin oIerto of tebnpt
slntifleen mieIeen ipp6n paifut,tf.
fen. 9driimGuiipps, ioHa Haapolt
festi tiisfmfa, ia i~otuinnoninen rat
foiis, iofo iImert bGtert piibuesiaaii
tpiboIIiiistaar, oIipat tobistifieno
fiidiiestd pointnsta, iorta nertaistu
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titifi mitddn fesfeptpstd. Jmau
Iebtednrre cite ~fitttenfndrt mot OLD
ferron jiiben tist,isttttiaitfe. edtes'
800
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-17
Solicitando las placas a los
Chaufeurs

Desde las primeras horas de Ia ma
mana de hoy, el jefe de Ia policia de
Santurce, ha destinado q dos policfas,
con el fin de averiguar quienes son
los chauffeurs que estan manejando
vehfculcs de motor sin licencia. Los
policias Sc han situado en- el puente
de San Antonio Ia entrada del puen-
te de los Rehn, v no ha pasado auto
m6viI por aquel sitio que no han
detenido. Esta manana a las ocho,
cuando todo el mundo tiene deseos de
Illegar 10 antes possible a su ofcina.
|estaban detenidos en- el puente alre-
Idedor de 70 autOn6viIes. AIgunos
ante Ia prisa que tenian por llegar q
| y ~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-17

San Juan Sc les escaparon los guar
sdias, va cansados de esperar a que les
Ireyisaran su plaza.
Els sabido de toda Ia comunidad, ODE
EN- Puerto Rico hay ininidad de in
Idividuos que estan manejando auto
movies sin estar autorizsdos por la
ley, y por ESQ Ia medida adoptada por
Ia policfa es muy saludable; perO nos
|atreveriamos recomendarle al jefe
Rios Carrillo, otro sitio para reali-
zar esta maniobra, ppes FL sitio en-
que Sc ha verifcado hoy mo es Ell
|adecuado, debido q que Sc interrnn-
|pe demasiado el trafco.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-17
Iares. marc D, 1922:

Isares, mario 15, 1922
Rosario Daban vi.da de Ars' aga, !.
San Juan.
En- estos fiomentos llega noticia
muy sensible fallecimiento' nEestro
buen amigo don Pedro. ! ante inmefs
sa p6rdida .sos asociamos su justo
dOlor.
EEfSu1de LecarO&
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-17

Cagnis. il MARIO, 1922.
Exma sra. Rosario Dabans
viuda de Arsuaga,
san Juan, r. Il
La Colonla Espafiola de Cagllas,
.enyfa Ia expression mas viva de afedio
u de dolor con motive del fallecf
Hniento de sll dignfsilno esposo " nues
tro ilustre compatTiota La bondad
de 50 coraz6n y ID sencillez en- sus
snagnanimas obras seran dulce me
moria para todos que le eOnocieron
Restituto Ferndfdez,
Secretario.
Ponce, MARIO Is. 1922
SobFinos de Ezquiaga
San Juan, P. r.
Profunaamente c6nlnovido recibo
li3ticia fallecimiento don Pedro Ar
suaga, suplicandoles presenter sonora
viuda, mi mas senfido pesame y Ell dei
mis- companeros Representatives..
Cdyet0no 0oIg Cstchf,
Presidente Camara Reresentantes.
Arecibo, Is mario, 1922.
Sobrinos de Ezquiaga,
San Juan.
Fallecimiento don Pedro me ha eau
sado grsn impression. Ruego nstes
des extender d sus familiares mi mas
Hsentido nesame.
Andres Oliver.
Playa Mayagtez, Is mario, 1922
sSehora Einda de Arsuaga,
san Juan, r. r.
Y Profuhaamente apenado por la per
dida del meritfsimo compatriOta don
Pedro Arsuaga, en- nombre de la socie-
dad que preside. extieId9 listed Ell
sincere testimonio de nuestra condo
lencia
Fl0rentino Cdgyepa,
Presidente Casa de Espana.
Utuade, mario 16, 1922.
Yieepgeaidente de Casa de Espafa,
San Juan
Esta secci0n local dc Ia Casa de
EspaIa, siente hondamente muerte
don Pedro y asocia sil dolof fanlilia
del fenecldo
u. lLGBtiReg,
AM Fl Presidei,Ilte.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-17
Corozal. marzo rs, 1922.

tsOrCZaI, mario 70, IyzzsZZ
Doaa Rosario Daban Vda. de Arsuaga.
S0brihos de Ezquiaga, san Juan
ApenadO me mo su dolor, fezando
por mnailo ina,lo.
Padre NacUG PGz.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-17

MaFagicz, Is MARIO, 1922
Seiora nab;in viuda de Arsuaga.
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Sociedad Ben6fica Lni0n Espafiola
Sc asocia su justo dolor por falieei-
miento de su esposo nuestro distin-
guido compatriota don Pedro Arsua
ga.
Il Sudrez,
Presidents
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-17

Presidenfe asa de Espaiia,
Saninrce.
Comuniqne faHilia Arsuaga. mes
tro profund0 pesar por sensible per
sli:la iiuestrv auerido don Pedro.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-17

Ell IalIeelmient0 tie su Guelldo esp0So,
lluastro inolyidable compatriota don
Pedro Arsuaga, Sc asocia al duelo ge-
neral que puede decirse es ae to.la b
Isla
Rafael Bardgasaos
Piesidentr Junta Local.
Yauco. Is MARIO, 1922
senores sobrinos de Ezduiaga,
San Juan, r.
Lamento sensible ptsslida del buen
amigo den Pedro Recibid mi sentida
expression de resame. que se seryiran
hacer extensIva Ii fanilia del IL
nado.
Lucas S0livelIds.
HumacaO. MARIO 10, 1922
Do6a Rosario Daban dc Arsraga,
Auxilio Mutno, Rio Piedras.
Casino Espanol &c Humacao Sc ure
a usted E nfios per ia irreparable
p6rlida de nuestro inosFfdable. gran
compatriota, sn esposo don Pedro.
Oci6no Garcia.
Presidente
Humacao, mario il, 1922.
Sobrinos de EzQuiaga,
San Juan
La COlonia Espafiola de Hunacao
Sc asocia Al gran duelo por Ia muerte
del Querido compatriota den Pedro
Arsuaga.
Casa de EspdHn,
Seccion Local de Humaeao.
Rafael Bdsgu0an0,
Presidente.
Manatf, MARIO Is, 1922.
senores Sobrinos de Ezquiaga.
San Juan.
Mi mas profundo p6same por senti-
da muerte del senior Arsuaga, a quien
admirable. Sfryanse extender este
pesame a IA sefiora yiuda y denas
familiares.
Julio Gaadiq.
Arecibo, mario, Is, 1922.
Sra. yiuda de don Pedro Arsuaga,
Auxilio Mutuo,
Rio Piadras.
Noticia fallecimiento don Pedro ha
llenadd doior d Ia Colonia Espanola
de Arccibo por la p6rdida del mas
grande de los espanolcs que dej0 bien
alto el nombre de Ia Patria en- Puerto
Rico. Sll dolor, Is 81 nuestro. Llc-
ramos con usted p6rdida tan irrepa-
rable. En- nembre de IL Casa de Es-
pana y Casino Espanol, reciba nuestra
mas sent;da cendoieneia.
Jose NdtienSO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-17
Arecibo. Is MARIO 1922.

Arecibo, Is MARIO 1922.
Sobrinos de Ezquiaga,
San Juai.
Aeabanlos enterar1os fallecimiento
sciler Arsuaga. Lamentamos irrepa-
rable p6r'ida , trasmiumos ustedes
expression de nuestros sentimientos, 70
gandoles haeerlos extensivos sus
famillarca,
f Central CGnbalachc.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-17

Ell IMPAKCIAL,
San Juan.
Asamblea Municipal en- session ano-
che moci6n Lcdo. Joaquin Vendrell,
aprob6 resolution de pesame a la viua
da de don Pedro Arsuaga y firma So
Ebrinos de Ezquiaga por sensible falle-
|cimiento gran filantrpo. Envio copia
Ipor correo.
R. Vazquez Cabahas
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-17
AIreeihe, marc A5. 1922.


4rscibo, narzs AS, 1922.
Ezquiaga, San Juan.
Enteraaos prensa hoy sensible falle-
icImiento vuestro senior don Pedro, re-
ciban nuestra sentida condolences.
Puerto Rico pierdc un grah amigo.
Nora h Frese. Ssl L
@
San Juan, p. r., mario 16, 1922
Senor Jose Perez Losada,
San Juan. P. r.
Apreciado Perez Losada
Con Ia muerte de don Pedro Arsna.
ga existe un ritO que Is 81 cariiio,
todo el pals ha lamenfado esta ire
parable desgracia.
Los h0mbres buenOs, los puros, los
grandes, van cayendo uno uno. tra-
gados pOr la muerte; atomos despren-
didos del sol hacia Ell abismO infnito
Don Pedro existira siempTc en- mes
tros corazones, por ser uno de los
hombres mas gerirosos qpe vino q
nuestra TERRA
Suy0 affmO.,
Joaquin R. Hignerds.
Ell DUELO POR LA MUERTE DE
DON PEDRO ARSUAGA
El homemade de Ia Isla.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-17
Can6yanas, marc %, 192

Can6yanas mario Is, 1922.
sehores S0brfncs de Ezquiaga,
San Juan, P. r.
Acabo enterarme Euerte don Pedro
Arsuaga. hondamente apenado EXPIRE
soles mi mas profundo sentimientO
por tan dOloros0 acOntecimicnto
Solomon Carsi6n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-17

Gurabo, MARIO 16, 1922.
so'lrin sle Ezqam aga,
5 .sll .Ilsssl.
Les asompaho en 81 pena por "a:
'llecimiento don 'edro
!. PMjaslqs.
Manati, narzo 10, 1922.
Sehores Sobrinos de Ezquiaga, 81
san Juan. N
Les envfo mas sentida condole olencia
por Ia :nuerte del vie;o amigo don
Pedro siryanse hacer extensive mi
pesame q sq .senora yipda ! fami-
liares.
FEDERICO Cala5.
Aguadilla, MARIO is, 1922.
EzQuiaga, San Juan.
Informadds fallecimienf0 sn don
Pedro, enviamosles nuestro mas SEN
lido pesame.
Ascorer.
Naguabo. mario Is, 1922.
Ezquiaga, San Juan.
TribHtamosles nuestro sentido p6-
same fallecimiento don Pedro
FuerteS b conspoiiio.
Playa Mayagiiez, mario Is, 1922.
Dano Rosario Daban y,ia. de Arsuaga.
Casa SoLrinns de Ezqniaga,
San Jua,L Puerto Rice.
La Sociedad Centro Espafiol lamen
ia profundamente la irreparable per
dida de su esposo y rarticipa de sd
justo doIor
Jose Dmdp HssBOris, i
Presidente,
Vega Alta, mario 15, 1922.
Sra. Rosario Daban viuda &c Arsuaga,
San Juan.
AcabQ de enterarme del fallecimien-
to de mi buen amigo don Pedro, sir
vase aceptar mi mas senndo psame.
Lastra Chariez,
Playa Mayagiiez, Is MARIO. 1922.
Ezquiaga. SaY Juan
Con sentin ihnto hacemos llegar q
Jstedes sentisaas frases de condolendia
por La perdida que sufre esa estimada
firma ron Ia muerte dc don Pedro.
Sucs. dc Esuseris b CD.
Manatf, Is marza 1922,
Senores Sobriilos de Ezqniagas Fl M
San Juan. Puerto Rico. q
uOnmovidos profundanrcntn pOr m
llecimiento, estimado socio de esa
firma
CORES.
Caguas, IS MARIO. 1922
Ssbrinas de EzquIaga, "
San Juan, e r.
Reciban muy sentido p6same por la
pardida de nuestro don Pedro, que
tantos meri it's atesoraba que nuIica
sera blep sentido crlan;lo taEtas vir.
trdes le adornaban.
MaMfzQNe.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-17
Arcesbo, is MARIO q

!sobrinos de Ezquiaga,
San Juan, P. R.
Hondalnenie Iamentamos perdida
Roses
s' Arecibo, is mario, %
Sobrinos de Ezquiaga,
san Juan, P ii
1nforInados fallecimIento su don
Pedro. nos asociamos duelo esa casa
exp resandoles nuestro mas sincere ties
timonio de condoiencia rogandoles ha-
gan extensive el mismc 81 distinguf-
da familia.
Mdrqaes d Go.
Arecibo, is mario. 1922
Ezquiaga, San Juan.
Reciban nuestra crndolencia por
falledmiento don Pedro. Rdgamosle
ihaganla extensiya sus familiares.
N. Delgado d Co.
Arroyo, mario Is; 1922.
sSefores sobrinos de Ezquiaga,
San Juan
Maestro mas sentidO p6same por la
muerte lie sn don Pedro Arsuaga.
Nido b COmpGiis0.
Arecibo, Is mario, %,
Sobrinos de Ezquiaga,
San Juan 2. r.
Lamentamos muerte don Pedro,
accomplishments en- su pena, haganlo
extensive la fanlflia.
MdrQaes Hermonos.
Arecibo, Is mario, %.
SObrinos de Ezquiaga,
San Juan. P. r.
Mi mas sentido p6same por muerte
ssu socio don Pedro.
RGm6, Garcia Lago.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-17
Manatf, IL MARIO, /:

Manatf, 15 MARIO, 1922.
Ezquiaga, San Juan.
Nuestra mas sentida condolencia
.por irreparable perdida causada muer
Ite don Pedro.
Territorial.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-17

Vega Alta, mario 15, 1922
Sra Rosario Daban viuda &c Arsuaga,
San Juan
AcabQ de enterarme del falIecimien-
to de mi buen amigo don Pedro, sir
vase aceptar mi mas sentido psame
Lastra CharTiez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-17

Naguabo. mario 10, 1922.
Ezquiaga, San Juan.
TrfbHtamosles nuestro sentido pd-
same fallecimiento don Pedro.
FaerteS b Conspaiiie.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-17

suseribase a Ell IllPARcIAL.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-17

Playa Ponce, MARIO 10, 1922.
Sobrinos de Euiuiaga,
San Juan.
Lamentamos profundamente desen-
lace nuestro amigo don Pedro Arsria-
ga y acompafiamosles en tan sensible
p6rdida-
Bos,si,s b co.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-17
caguas. II mario q.

81 homemade de IA Isla.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-17

Ponce mario Is, 1922.
sobrinos de Ezquiaga;
San Juan.
Direetores i ofciales esta institu-
eion tinense 4 su hohdo dnelo.
Bdnco dc Ponce.
cayey Is Marco 1922.
sobrinos de EzQuiaga,
San Juan.
Doy q ustcsles mi mas sentido pc
same por fallecimiento del magnasss-
mo don Pedro Arsuag;.
j. Rarsos.
Playa Ponce, mario is. 1922.
sencres sobrtnos de Ezduiaga,
San Juan.
Ne uho a ustedps en- Ia Iamentable
perdida de dJn Pedro.
A. L,iter0s.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-17

Ell DUELO POR LA MUERTE DE
DON PEDRO ARSUAGA
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-17

Giirabo, mario Is, 1922.
solrin sle Ezqnaga,
sl .IsIl.s.
Les asompailo en su pena pOr "a!
|llecimiento don 'elro
J.. Rajafas.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-24

.urralo esAvust CO ,sc sUFFAIoH
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-29
tBv Associated Press)

CINCINNATI July 29-Receipts-
Cattle, 250; hogs, 1000; sheep. $500.
Cattle-Markst slow and steady;
butchers steers, good to choice, $500
$3.50; fair to good, S6.50@S.00; COM
mon to fair. S4.50@6.00; heifers, good
to choice. S8.00G9.50; fair to good,
5000 500; common to fair, $4,000
$500; cows, good to choice, 5000
$500; fair to good, $3.50@5.00; cutters,
$2.75@3.25; .canners, $500 2.50; stock
steers, S5.5006 so; stock heifers, $3.50
$3.50; stock cows, S3.00@3.50; bulls,
steady; bologna, 1000 500; fat bulls,
$475@5.25; mich cows, steady, S25
075; calves, soc lower. good to choice
500 $3.50; fair to good, $7.00G900;
common and large, $3.00@6.00.
Hogs-Slow and steady; heavies.
S9.25@9.50; good to choice packers
and butchers, $975@10,15; medium,
$1015@10.40; stays, $4.00@5.0O; com
mon to choice heavy fat sows. $1,000
$500; light shippers, $10.65; pigs, 10
pounds and less, S7.00010.00
Sheep-Steady, good to choice lights
$400@6.00; fair to good, S2.50@4.00;
common to fair. $1.00@2.00; bucks,
S10002.00; bucks, $1.000300; lambs,
steady, good to choice, S13.00@13.50 !;
seconds, $8O008.50; fair to good, $500
@1300; common skips, s4.00@500.
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nv Associated Pressl

CHICAGO, July 29.-Cattle - Re
ceipts, 1900; compared with week ago,
beef steers 10025c lower; grassers
showing most decline; top beef steers,
weak; s10.S0; top yearlings, 5000;
she stock practically unchanged; in
between grades beef cows and heifers,
weak; Gamers strong; bulls largely
25c lower; veal calves, 25050c higher;
weeks bulk prices beef steers, $3.50
010; stockers and feeders, $500
$50; butchers she stock Gamers and
cutters, $3Q3.75; veal calves, S9.25@
9.75.
Hogs-Receipts, $500; closing most
ly 10@15c lower than early or about
steady to 10c lower than Fridays aver
age; top, $1065 early top practical
late. 5000; bulk, $81001O4O; bulk
good butchers. 1915 G10.40; mixed and
packing hogs, 10615c lower; Csc low
er than Fridays; good hold-over mod
crate pigs, dull: heavy, S9.60@10.10;
medium, S10G10.40; light, S10.350
1850; light lights, S1025010.40; pack
ing sows smooth, $808.65; rough, $3.50
OSLO: killing pigs, $9.3001040.
Sheep - Receipts. 1000; market,
steady compared with, week ago al na-
tive lambs strong to 25c higher; west
ems steady to 15c lower; culls native
soc higher light sheep, steady; heavy
25650c lower. feeder lambs. $50 SOC
lower; weeks bulk prices native lambs
S1201260; western, S12.50012.85; fat
ewes. $3.5067 feeder lambs. S11600
1890; culls native lambs, SS08.50
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w,NcuEerEp MARKET

WINCHESTER, Ind. July 29.-Cor.
rected daily by the Winchester Union
Stockyards company.
Hogs-Receipts. six cars; market
about steady; light Workers, 40 tc
$50 pounds. $1,000; heavy Workers
100 to $50 lbs. $10.25 @10.50; mixed
1870 to 220 lbs, s10.15010.25; medium
220 to $40 lbs, S106 1918; heavies
240 to 800 lbs, $9.5069.75; 500 lbs
and over, $3.50; pigs, 40 lbs. down, IS
d1050; roughs, $70725; stays, sc
lbs. dock, S565.50.
Cattle-Good to choice steers, S7.5(
$500; fair to good, s667; good tc
choice heifers, S550@750; choice
COWS, S45o05; fair to good COWS, S;
"a; Gamers and cutters. $2@3.
Calves-Choice, s9,50010; common
s7.O0@SO0; culls, $500 down.
Sheep-Spring lambs, $40; year
ings. So; choice sheep, So; common tt
good, S15002; bucks, $1.50Q2
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WHEAT PRICE DROP
RESULT OF WINTER
CROP Being PUSHED

CHICAGO, July 29-Notwithstand-
ing enormous export business, wheat
has gone down in price this week as
a result of the new winter crop being
pressed forward in greater volume
than the market could readily absorb.
Compared with a week ago, wheat this
morning was 1 nc to 21ac lower; corn
off sc to ~ @1Bc: oats showing sc
to 1ac decline, and provisions at a
setback of &c to SOC.
With speculative buying of wheat
restricted to nearly the vanishing
point, and with primary receipts swol-
len at times to almost double the ag-
gregate for last years corresponding
period, the burden on the market ap-
peared too heavy to prevent at least
4 moderate descent of values. EX-
porters Systematically awaited de-
clines and on a single day took as
much as 100000 bushels without
causing prices to develop any un-
usual strength
Bearish Element.
One of the most bearish elements
of the situation was the difficulty of
getting an attractive offer on wheat
for deferred shipment Owing to the
rail and coal strikes. buyers displayed
extreme reluctance to assume risk OF
delay in delivery. Toward the end of
the week, much notice was taken OF
opinions that settlement of the
strikes would stimulate general bust
ness as to be a bullish instead of
bearish factor in wheat
Corn and oats receded with wheat,
and touched new low record prices
for the season.
Provisions were affected by grain
weakness and by a break in Liverpool
quotations for lard.
NEW YORK, July 29.-The coal and
railroad strikes continued to influence
operations in the stock market this
week, professional interests contribut-
ing a large percentage of the total
dealings. Prices were inclined to ease
in the first half of that period, but a
better tone ruled later when it ap-
peared that settlement of the co1ll-
try-wide labor difficulties was in sight
Further curtailment of production in
several of the important industries re-
suited from the increasing shortage of
coal. but the better state of the steel
trade was shown in the quarterly re-
ports of the U. S. and Bethlehem Steel
corporations.
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Postoffices to Refuse
French International
Coupons Now Withdrawn

WASHINGTON, July 29.-The post
office department today instructed all
postmasters to refuse to honor French
international coupons postmarked
prior to Jan. last
The order was prompted it was
said, by an announcement by the pos
tai administration of France that such
coupons have been withdrawn from
sale in that country for the period be-
ginning May / to Dec 81, 1921. and
ample time having been given for re-
demption, they would no longer be
honored
The only recourse left for the post
office department after the refusal on
the part of the French postal authori-
ties, it was explained, was to stop
payment by postmasters in this
country.
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Markets
GRAIN PRICES

tM~-sets by E. r Leland & Company,
az UnAea National Bang p3ildingl
CHICAGO, July 29.-Wheat was dull
today in narrow market, with the
close not far from the opening prices.
mere was not much pressure in evil
dence at any time with what activity
there was confined to late trading
which was mainly an evening up over
the week end. The demand for the
cash article was not so keen today and
export business was not very large,
being checked by the weakness in
continental exchange Germany pur-
chased cargo of rye yesterday for de-
Ierred shipment. Cash market here
about unchanged to lower.
Corn lacked important buying today
and very narrow market prices eased
Off little from the opening. The
cash article continues in good demand.
There were some reports of damage 10
corn in Iowa by the heavy rains of
yesterday and last night. Cash market
steady to " lower.
Oats held within a very narrow
range all day with the close about un-
changed from the opening There was
considerable selling early by leading
elevator interests. Cash market is
steady and unchanged.