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Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-05-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Caldwell Cullum Of
Batesburg, S. c., who have been the
guests of the week of their aunt, Mrs.
C. A. Cheatham, will leave the first
of the coming week for their home,
and will be accompanied by Miss Kate
Cullum.
Dr.. Fisher, dentist, has gone to At
lanta for a months professional work
| in the government hospital. He left
Sunday in his automobile, and was ac-
companied by DR.. Goodson, who Will
be absent some ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Mathis, Mrs
E. D. Lounds, and Henry Durkin, left
on Wednesday morning early in Mr.
Mathis car for st. Augustine, where
they attended the conservation Of Rt
Rev. Patrick Barry, D. D., as bishop
of St. Augustine.
Mr., and Mrs. B. H. Weeks left Oh
Thursday, the 4th inst. for their home
i'll Galesburg, Illinois, much to the re-
gret of large circle of friends. Be-
fore leaving they closed the des
whereby their big orange grove pro
perties in Volusia county, were sole
to a DeLand party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Harris lett
this week for their summer home al
D., Colrain, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Carpenter
who have been spending the winter
with Mrs. Carpenters father, Mr.. R
o. Burton, left last~week for Cazeno
via, N. Y.
The annual election of school turs'
tees for this special tax school district
was held on Thursday the 4th inst
There was no opposition to the reg
ularly nominated trustees, Dr. Forc
and Messrs. Warner and Jordan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Herlong Of
Leesburg spent Monday and Tuesday
here the guest of their mother, Mrs
NJ. NJ. Herlong. Late in the afternoon
of Tuesday, they left for Tasting.
and Jacksonville, accompanied by Mrs
Herlong, who will be absent from
home few days.
Mrs. R. C. Middleton and her moth.
err, Mrs. Cook, and Mrs. c. P. Hale
attended the Galli-Curci concert il
Jacksonville Tuesday evening.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-05-04
MACCABEES, ATTFNm,,

"fIENII0l
The W. B. A. of 7. NJ. will I.
Red Mems hall Friday nipbt I
at 5 O'Clock. After tho :.
meeting a social hour will 4
and refreshments served, An.
bers are earnestly requested /,
tend.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-05-04
Thursday. MAY q, 1Qs,

expect to leave early next n,
their summer home at M
New York.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-05-04

We have a feeling that if tkt world
should stand at the Judgment bar
just now it couldn't do better than en-
ter a plea of insanity.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-02-10
PREto JE rEBRUAR KRATKY

" starych casoch, ked rimsk !
cisari nemali mnoho rOboty, baviii.
.sa kalendarom.
"a februar, ako videt' Dol ich
obet on. Povodne tento celkom
riadny mesiac NAVAL 30 dnl Y pre-
stupnych 90 y riadnych rokoch.
Februar .latine znaei asi tol,
ako ocist 'ovat'. Vo februari boio
zvykom starych Rimanov slavit
ocist 'ovanie.
Julius Ceasar pomenoval jill nd
svojn.pocest "a postaral 50 Q to,
aby jeho mesiac NAL 81 dni. Po-
tom prisicl cisar Augustus a ma
sledujici mesiac Dol ponenovany
ma jeho pocest'. Ale august nal
.vtedy len 80 dni. Cisarovi Augit-
stow to nedalo pokoja. Rozmv 1
Sl'alsa prisiel ma to, re meslac ocl-
st'ovania nemusf byt tax dlhy
Preto wal febrnarn jeden den a
pridal no ku svojmu mesiacu. Cd
tych cias ma febrnar len % dni
v riadnych 20 dni priestup:
nych rokoch.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-02-10
Porasen1 Oles a Dndsn1 Watkins.

"Ano, ano," vysvetluje Pjotr
Petrevic. ''V Bologom ste nevsko
eli do praveho vlaku... Po kona-
ku yam napadlo vsadndt' do o.
pacneho vlaku."
Ivan Alexejevic bledne, chyta
sa "a hlavu a zacina rychlo cho-
dit pc vagone.
Gale, aky som ia idiot!" zlobi
sa. "Aky som ia nicomnik, ably
ma Parom wal! NJ, coze 81 ia
teraz poenem? We'd v tom vlaku
je zena! Sama je. eaka ma, trapi
sal" i
"Som nest 'astny elovek!'' ste
ma. eco mann robit ~
"Nu, nu...' tesla no cestuj1ci.
"Hlnposti... Telegrafujte zene a
hi 'ad tie, ably sa cestou dostali ma
rychlik. Takym sp0sobom ju do
honite.''
"Rychlik !' plaelive hovori no.
vomanzel, "tvorca svojho st a.
sta. Gale, k1e what nan penia-
zeg Vsetky mole peniaze ma ze-
mai"
Smejnci sa cestuj1ci urobili
sbierku a opatrili st 'astneho no.
vomanzela neniazmi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-02-10
Jedlopis ma stole 'Slov. Klubu'
v Bratislave. .

Pondelok: Svinacina so zemia-
kami.
Utorok: Bravcova krumpl a
mi.
Streda: P6rGovina so SvabkOu,
Stvrtok: Veprova brambora,
mi.
Piatok: Osipane masn $ grd-
l'ami.
Sobota: Masdrkove maso $ ban
durkami.
Nedel'a: Karmenadle $ erdep-
Pami.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-02-10
HUMOR

Dnes SINE to uz skutocne dale
ko zasli. Striel 'ajn bez prachu,
jazdia bez koni, telegrafuj1 bez
drotu - Uz len jedno chybuje.
"a co ozaj?' - "Veno bez
|zeny" @-
Pan Zvedavy cestoval po Euro
pc tn prisiel dolu do Talianska
vysiel ma sopku Vesuv. O tom
pisal domov svojej Gene takto:
"Hore niesol som sa IA somarovi.
Ako u mas fiakre, tax sn tn So
mari poeislovani. ia mann cislo
1871"
Predaval raz lid ztuchnute o.
billie. Ale, zidko,' recie mu sed,
liak, "ved' to obilie je ztuchnu-
| te, strasne smrdi.'' "Ale, we'd :
to smrdfm ia, ME obilie," zasta-
val lid svoj tovar.
"Ako dlho budem este cakat'
ma kabat?" pytal sa pan Osku-
bany krajcira Nitku. "Ked'
zaplatite "a stary!'' - bola od-s
poved'. = 30 j6j! to sa noveho
kabata nedockam ami do s1dneho
dna!"
/ "Zajtra bude tomu prave 25
rokov, ako SINE sa sobrali, muzlc-
ku. Vsak budeme slavit' striebor-
MI svadbu?" "Ja myslfm, aby
SINE til slavnost' odlozili este ma
pat rokov a radsej potion slav-
me pamiatku - tridsat 'rocnej
vojny!''
4 Jeden vel'ky pijan kr1tiac hla-
YOU rieknul: "To predsa necha-
penn, ia pijem schvalne biele vi
no, a predsa dostavam cerveny
most
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-02-10
Ma fasiangy

Kmotor Hl1bik isiel krcmy
domov, ale nadraty, svalil sa ma
kanal lezal tvarou ma mrezkach
otvoru. @ civil u sa prebral:
- HIM.. len to by som rad We
det'. nreco ma. strGili Ease do hasv
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-02-10
St'ast11y 6lovek
Napfsal: Anton Pavlovic cechov,

jevskei zeleznici odchadza osob-
NJ vlak. Vo vagone druhej trie.
dy "pre kariacich' drieme pat
cestnjlcich. Praye poveeerali a
teraz, pritnliac sa k operadlam
pohoviek, chceli by usnnt'. Naraz
dvere otvaraj1 sa a do vagonu
vst1pi vysoka, tyckovita figdra Y
hnedom klobnku a vo svihackom
kabate.
"Nie, ami tento to neni!" bruci.
"Parom no vic, kde no nam hl'a-
dat
Jeden cestujucich upiera zrak
ma figiiru a radostne VIOLA:
Ivan Alexejevic! Ste to vyg''
Ivan Alexejevic sebon trhol, po
zrel ma cestujGceho, poznal no,
veselo praskol rukami.
"Pjotr Petrovic!' hevori.
"Kol'k 'ko zim, kol l'ko iet sme sa
nevideli! Akoze sa mate -
"Chvalabohu, zijem zdravy
som. Ale coze vas sem privadzae'
"Ztratil som svoj wagon, nj
;ak no nem6zem najst'," povedal
Ivan AlexejeviG a zachichikal.
"Po druhom zvonenl (bolo to v
tie easy, ked este zvonieva1i
pred odchodom vlakov) siel som
do bufetu vypit' konaku. Vypil
som "a kaliSek. NJ, myslim 81,
ked re je nasleduj1ca vacsia sta
Mica d'aleko, vypijem este jedon.
Kym som tax myslel a pill, zazvo-
Mill treti raz... benin ako sialeny,
skoeil som do prveho vagonu, kto
ry sa mi nadhodil. M, ci som ME
trul'og Ach, ty slepiei syn!'
"Vidim, ze ste vo veselej nala-
de, hovori Pjotr Petrovie. "Sad-
mite 81. Pre- vas sa vzdy ns;de u
mas miesto!'
"Nie, nie... pojdem hi 'adat'
svoj wagon! S Bohom!'' --
<'Po tine este spadnete niekde.
Sadnite 81, a ked' prijdeme ma
najblizsiu stanicu, naidete svoj
wagon. sadnite!"
Ivan Alexeieyic vzdychol a. ne
~eAxh2A -Aaasl-si~ psoei.rRe RetreB
Petro7Eovi. Je patrne rozculeny
q vrti sa ako ma ihlach.
Kan idete?' pyta sa Pjotr
PetroviG. " :.s.
"Ja? Do sveta. Nam ,hlave ia
Ky zmatok, re ami sam neviem,
kan idem. Prajc mi st 'astie, nuz
idem. Cha, cha... Podivajte sa,
pred vami sedi najst 'astnejsi 20
smrtel 'nikov! Ano, prosim! Neni
v mojej tvari mic pozorovat'e"
"Je pozorovat', ze... ste tento...
trosku...' .
Zach, skoda, ze tn neni zrkad-
10, aby sa podfval ma seba! Cha,
cha... Predstavte 81, drahy bracek,
we'd som ma svadobnej ceste.''
"Vy9 Teda ste sa ozenilis"
"Dnes, a po sobasi SINE sli pria-
mo ma vlak.'
Zaclnaj1 sa gratulacie oby-
cajne otazky. ~. ..
"Podivajme sa... smeje sa
Pjotr Petrovic, 'tpreto ste sa TAX
vyfintili. = @...
"Ano... pre- dplnd il1ziu som sa
vonavkou postriekal. Vazlm pc
usi v marnosti! Nemam starosti
AMI myslienok, len pocit cohosi..
Parom vie, ako by to naval.
blahobytu aida? Cd narodenia
som sa necftil tax znamenite !"
ivan Alexejevic zaviera oci &
krdti hlavou.
AZ k neuvereniu som st'astli
vyp' hovori. "S1d' tie sami. Hned
pojdem do svojho vagonu. Tan
pri okne sedf ma divani bytnost
ktora, ably tax riekol, je vam cd
dana celou svojou dusou. Taki
blondynocka, S nosikom... Dusi.
cka moja! Anjel moi! Eth, Wy ne
chapete! We'd Wy ste materiali
sta, u vas je ma vsetko hned" a
nalyza, to a to! Ale teraz pojden
do svojho vagonu. Tam ma uz ne
trDeliyO Oeakayaiii cItia mo
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-02-10
Zivena.

'sTetuska, zahrajme sa ma ZOO
logickn zahradu.'' .
" A jako sa to hra?'
No, ia budem slonom a ty bu-
des damou, ktora no krmi GU
krom -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-02-10
"Bude ma tesit' 2


chu cestuj1cich objimajn, a sta
stny novomanzel pokraGuje:
"A pre- vacsiu illdziu ides k
bnffetu prevratis diva, tri kalis-
Ky. Potion hlave, v prsiach do
chadza k comusi, com sa ami
rozpravkach nedocitaS. Som clo-
vek maly, nepatrny, ale zda sa mi,
ze nemam medzf... Cely svet OBJ
jimam!'
Cestuj1ci pri pohlade ma napi-
leho, st'astneho novomanzela pre-
stall driemat'. Miesto jedneho po-
slucha6a objavnje sa ich okolo T.
vana Alexejeviea NJ pat. On sa
vrti ako ma ihlach, tara, Steboce
bez prestavky. Smeje sa, al ostat-
nj sa smejii.
| "Hlavna wee, panovia, je GO
namenej mysliet'! X certu so
vsetkymi tymi analyzami... Ak 81
chces vypit', nu vypi 81, nefilo-
zofuj. skodi-li to, ci je to ma iizi-
tok!... X paromu vsetky tie flo
zofie psychologist -
Vag6nom prechadza konduktor.
"Mily priatel'k 'ko,'' obracia sa k
nemu novomanzel, "ked' pojdc-
te vagonom {. 200, najdite tam
damu v Seldom klobuku S bielym
perom, povedzte jej, ze som tu.'
"Prosim. Lenze tomto vlaku
neni e. 200, ale 219."
"Nu, tedy 219! To .je jedno!
Povedzte tel dame, re jej muz je
zivy a zdravy!'
"Za nasich casov je az zvlastne
vidiet' st'astneho ,cloveka.' no.
vori jeden cestuj1cich. "Sko-
rel bieleho slona uvidis.'' Il
"Ano, a kto je. tym vinen?"
"odpoveda Ivan Alexejevic. "Ak
ME ste st 'astni, ste tym sami vim
nj! Clovek sam stroll svoje st "a
site. Chcite, a budete st 'astni, ale
wv nechcete. Tvrdohlavo sa cd
st 'astia odvraciate! - "#
''Tu to mate! Akyn sp6so-
bonn"
], elami prestyml'' Prirodaea-.
fstanovila, ably clovek v istej dobe
svojho zivota miloval. Ked' tato
perioda nastala, nu mil,S celym
ziarom, ale Wy neposlnchate pri-
rody stale ma nieGo cakate. Da-
lej... Zakon hovorf, re normalne
individuum ma vstdpit v man
zelstvo... Bee manzelstva neni
st 'astia. Nadisiel vhodny cas-, nu
i zen sa,'zbytocne je marit' cas-.
Ale Wy sa nezenite, ustavicne ma
Gosi cakate! Potion sa sv. Pts
me hovori, re vino obvesel'uje srd
ce ludske... Ked' ii je dobre, a
chces, aby ii bolo este lepsie, i'd
k buffetu a napi sa... Hlavna wee
je - nemudruj."
"Vy hovorite, re je clovek
tvorcom svojho st 'astia. Akyze je
to do Paroma tvorca, ked' staci
bol'avy zub, alcbo zla testina, a.
by jeho st 'astie obratilo sa hore
nohami? Vsetko zavisf Cd nahody.
Keby mas tax potkala kukujevska
katastrofa (stroskotanie vlaku,
pri ktorom zahynulo mnoho l'udi)
spievali by ste mac
"Nesmysel'p' protestuje novo-
manzel. "Katastrofy byvajn raz
"a rok. Nebojfm sa nijakych ma
hod. Nahody sn riedke! Nu, Pa
rom mech ich vezme, nechcem o
Mich ami hovorit'! Ida sa, ze pri-
chadzame k zastavke.''
"A kan ze teraz idete?'' pyta
sa Pjotr Petrovic. "Do Moskvy,
ale niekam juznejsie9''
"Dakujem pekne! Akoze by, i
: due ma sever, NAL sa dostat' ME.
kam ma juh?"
"Moskva predsa neni ma seve
: re-"
: "Viem, ale we'd teraz ideme dt
: Petrohradu."
"Do Moskvy ideme, a ME dc
: Petrohradu!'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-02-10

DIVA DOMY MA PREDAJ 4 izbo-
W, ma Silliman ulici. Cimento-
vane pivnice, gaz, voda a stoky
(sewers). Hast sa treba u John
Dulik, II Silliman st. e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-11
WINTER WHEAT MAKES
SATISFACTORY ADVANCE
Field Work in Cotton Belt
Much Interrupted by Rains
During Week.
[By Associated Press.l

- WASHINGTON. May 1o.-Fie,d
f%crk In the cotton belt was much
Interrupted hy rains during the
week ending yesterday. the Weather
burcnu reported today in Its weekly
weather and crop review
Planting and replanting OF cotton.
the review said. made generally slow
progress In the north central and
eastern districts. Rain In some
southeastern localities. especially In
Florida and Southern Georgia. how
ever, was beneficial.
Tn" South continued wet In nearly
all portions OF the cotton belt, ives,
or ia. Mississippi River. and iittle
h"Ih work was possible. tho review
continued, cotton continued 10 make
satisfactory progress In the lower
coast counties OF Texas, but else
Th"rc in that state its progress and
condition were reported AS poor. sun
shine was said to have been deficient
in the central section OF the belt.
but conditions were more favorable
IN The southern portions Of tho East
Guit states.
Sugarcanc made good growth In the
southern cane growing areas. and
truck improved in much OF Florida.
Winter wheat continued 20 make
satisfactory advances general and
wap much helped by showers from
virginia Northward and Northeast
ward and in Western Kansas. and
Ay DIS weather In Eastern Kansas.
tho bureau said.
Oats acreage was reported as con-
sderably decreased because OF the
unfayorahlc conditions FOR seeding
,hn, n-cyniinl prcpara,ions OF corn
ground the bureau reported. made
Satisfactory progress In most North
,ern and Eastern sections. although
there was further delay because o.
heavy rains IN tie Ohio Valley and
tho southwest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-11

turkeys. por h.. 2sIsoi ohlskens.
winter. per H.. 4oH50; spring chick :
ems. per ID. 5oIoo; keats. young,
each, $1,000; fowls. rs. i
Dressed poultry--Fresh killed
winter chickens. Dor H.. toUa5; hons.
per ID, 80: roostcrs. pcr lb.. 20;
turkeys, per h.. a09+V; keats young.
Live stock-Calves. choice. per ID.
10; medium. V09l-1; Thin. 507;
lambs. choice. per ID, 1901; live
hogs. per To-. IL.
Green fruit--Apples. per bbl.. 5000
500: per blu. basket 2.0ol2.7S: west-
ern. per box. ais q i.26: California
oranges. per crate, 7.0oT7.50: lemons.
per box. i.5oU5.00; grapefruit. por
box. ASSOC 500: Florida oranges. ESQ
q $50: straw berries. 1925.
observation-disclosures No. !. per.
Dbl zoo q 2.I5; per sack. $3.50 $50:
new potatoes. per biol. No. !. 6.15 @
90: No. .. 4.5oJj.00: sweets. 1900 q
$50: vans. 400 O zoe: lettuce. South
ern. per crate. l.oo0 200: romaine
lettuce. 2QoI 2.50; cym5!ings. per
crate. l;5o@ 800; onions. per crate.
2.COW 800: cabbage. new. per cwt..
3.QOH $50; cuCunlrTs. 2.5O03.50: egg
plants. per crate. 5000 $50: coma toes.
per box. Florida. i.OoQI75: beans.
2.00U $50 per basket. peppers per
crate. 2.0oNi.o0: kac. 75U 100; as
paraus, per dozen. lOO04oO; spin
HCh. per Dbl, 2.DOGi 100
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-11
BALTIMORE MARKETS

BALTIMORE. MD. May 10
Potatoes. white. 100 pounds. 1859
l.1J. No. 2. 75eri.0o: new potatoes.
barrel. i.O0e,G.JO: bushei. l.5OY25g:
sweets and yams. barrel. 3.00ajU0.
No. .. 2.00I,2jo. bush~l. l.25ylT5:
No. 2. J0NI5. asparagus. dozen. 100
a $50; No. .. 2.5OU 800. bcan.. nam
per. 1.50G3.50: bcetS. bunch. cas-
cabbage. crate. 325cI3.75: carrots.
bunch. 3tU6: celery, dozen, a0slij0;
crate. 2.00M400: cucumb-r+. 'ra;e.
$50: kalc. bushcl. 35e,5D.
Lettuce. basket. i.OOn zoe; onions.
100 pounds. 35cm 900 40. .. 2.5Oe0
3 90; spring onions. hundr "a 1850
$50. peas. bush.l. 2.25f. 32j: 3cLucrs
crate. 2Jn5. 10: radIgncs l06
punches, So 90: rhubarh. bunch !
~: spindnN. bush'l. 75Ii %. squash.
crate 3.D0 {: 80. tomatoes. c-ato. 2.CG
q $50
Apples. packed. barrel, 5.5o@ 90:
80. ,. i50M $50: bushcl. l.jOl,2g5
box apples. 2.0o1i3.50: grapefruit.
box. 2.5oul.oo: oranges. box 5000
s 90; strawberries. quart. iOTiiT
Pouliry--I.ivc: spring ch'"kens ID.
36T" white T.eVho.ns icTi5.
young win'+r. ftWi5: large. a5U,0;
ducks. 2iT:T; email and poor. 2u5i -.
pigeons. pair. 1910; guinea fowl.
each. 20 .: cid. iof,i5
EgGs-Loss OF, nat!v. and nearby.
hrsts. dozen. Is: Southern. %
Buttcr-h'rf5ll fancy. ID. ?SsJ
80; prints. ilui2. nearby creamery.
"a 35: ladies 2Si:?s: rolls 2?r2I:
store pac!scd. 20; dairy prints c3124,
process butter. 26G25.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-11
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-11
Good virgin Cali
CHICAGO LIVE srocK MARKET.

~ HTINVD, !"y W---Vnf'r' receipts. T.
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So: weight, s's pound. bulk beef steer.
40 II e. fa' she s'"rt weak To- 10 ,cn~'
3iow-Es Gamers cutters. bulls amt .,Al
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butcher .he stock, 5cJuTlS: 6u.H bologna
3h.'s i%aS Ia. bulk veal calves % PACK .
Isrs, sryL 80: 'c'v choice haudyweicht :
|mpwafds 10 80. bulk -,ockcr- 7mfr7r
iioSs. receipts, 1900. opened 5 cent.
W. 10 cents higher: CLOSED fairly active
lptth cE.iy atvanc" lost. or about steady
i.I.h yesicr,!dy's average, top U.aV. huh
IIp.3S q 1895
sheep: receipts. 1000; mostly STEADY.
r.; o,s on native ewes aud lambs - couts
Ia CHER; top native and California sp-.nc
s inos. 1850; '2p nhoru lambs. iil0: Colo
-aio ..d wooded lambs. $3.50. best handy
EWES. So: nulk 6.5GTG.7J.
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Petition IN bankruptcy was nl"d
yas,crGay In the United States Dis
lrict Court by Henley Coles Dos
wen. who gave his position az that
Of a fireman Of the Richmond. Fred
crick shurg and Potomac RAILROAD.
Ills liabilities we're listed as sl,G53.o6
and hts assets So.
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r.nrrnSsr:ln nrr

NEW YORK May i0-.=hDrt covering
ani uc~ buying for long accorn, IN
sH;rci hy crop unc"rta !a;ie- and the bull
ll-h situation ~ hog ~ Jiucts carried cot
ton-eei oil sieh.r closing bids rerrc.en.
ing n"' gains o. Z - i points sale.
" 90 barrels. Tenders. ~ barrels. p-ilnc
crude. 1000. nominal: primo summer IL
low spot. 40; Luly. Il r.. scp;cmber IL -
DeceInher. !2.N. all bid
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DRY Gnnna


NEW YORK, May 10 Cotton goods buy-
INK IN h-st hands continued s,eldy ,oH,y
.mai! ,o' sales predom;na;!nE Yarns
were miner and little mpr. ac'iy.
WorstcGs :or mems wear SOLD more freely
ana there !or fair reiast business on
wonicHs and mems paid bnck fabricr
Tor 'all Bur!ap. We're barely steady
slika showed some :ncrease IN demand FOR
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Markets

Confined From Eighth raeeD
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NAVAL. STONES

SAVANNAH. GA. May I6-Turaca:lne
ar;n. 81. -: sales. i5e: rcoeipis -.
go ID 40: +. 10: i. g. ~. 80. I. ~.
r.. co. -. $50: y. $40. VIC. $50. VIZ
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WASHINGTON MARKETS

WASHINGTON. u. e.. May 10
Eggs Strictly fresh. selected uer
dozen. %: average receipts. &c:
southern. 20.
Live poultrv-Roosters ner ID. IL:
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NEW NONk May i1-rhe rar .urar
market vac iess active today ana I!tt'.
cnange In quotations was noted. although
pH"flugr We're NOR" liberal a. quoted
prices Spot and May shipment Crbn-
't'" offered az : ari -i6c. COtt and freight.
"rGat 20 i9i for centT--ugii.' With June
a. "a. cost and freight. equal 20 I'll.
f"Tto h!c"s on n. spot are quoted a,
3iS. and .: lat. Nav 7"t There we're
rt 49, ~ 5000 bags OF Cukat and q. 90
ahrH OF Porto hicon for second hait Mny
shipments.
The raw sugar futures fuarkc: waE
.teadisr during tho ea'!y operations. with
Prices a. on" time point above The
previous ci)ss oa scattered commission
house buying. Near the close. however.
offerings increased and prices ea-@d on
closing a. net declines Of 70 : points
jrIy. 2ss; September. So. DeCcu.Dcr Isl
March 90
40 further changes occurred IN refined
sugar. Win hne Erhnvlated listed ~ p -
To 30 In" demand vas again ~. tair
tropoTtlrHs Refined sugar futures. nom
MAJ. JMlE. b.S, September, so, Dccc.u-
her. 600.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
COFFEE.

NEW YORK. May io.-Ths uiarke, for
cone" futures was unsettled. The OPEN
ing was at - decline OF IS points on May,
which was influenced by scattered .!uul.
dalton due to tn. circulation o. a lew
notices. As soon as these early Mny Of
irrinHs had been absorbed tn. pric. raj
iieu to 1929. or points ne, higher. whU~
later months which had opened unchanged
10 po'n's lower sold a. :! to 10 po.i.s
above yesterdays clU... with September
touching s.Ti Thes. prices me, Increased
onef!nSs. accompanied by reports that
brazilian shippers "srr Offering NOR. ,of-
zee Tor new crop sh!tTucnt. and prices
broh" aynin In tho Is,r trading. With
september closing II sc Tn. general
hufhet closed point higher to ~ points
.o""5' sales were estimated at abou,
I'g" b1Ts May. 1905. July. ss7. SepterI.
per. 20. October. 80: Dcceinbrr SO
January. 2 ". March. "a.
spot coffee. GUi Rio - 1875, santos
g. IA 10 ia CO-t and freight offers
.hc'ud"d SantOn - and 81 q. y 81 10 1913
Tor prompt: and a. $40 to 400 for early
new :rop shipment
In" enrly cebi. showed an advance Of
~ =" - rcis ia the rice market. but a
iHr.ne .: 40 To BIO refs In Santos. with
VIC Hp!hr buying rate unchanged and
re" exchanged On London !-isd lower.
Lay" 'hhlT= from santos shnTcI an Open
.hf decline OF ? TO ii5 rel. tuiny followed
~ advance 20 20 10 TO- !.!s with f.cc
= res lp"eE TO izb rc!s higher. aud the
'".tdT hH)lHy rate 3D. refs iOwrr. IRA
%!.lhH port receipts. $500. Jundiahy IL
a." Ktc" cleared :f"D for Sew YORK. and
Shntvs cleared BOD !or New YORK.