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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-09
Today's Independent Games
INDUSTRIAL AMATEUR LEAGUE


Whitnaa at stead Miller; seventh AN, and
Mascher and westmoreiand streets.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS LEAGUE
Bristol vs.. Marquette. Forty-fourth street
P.B. A. CHAMPIONSHIP
stsnton at North Phillies. Fourth and
WinEehoekins streets; u,us,,. p....
OTHER GAMES
lit BEothers at El.awa. NI!lIvillst N >:
stone6urst at Bridesburs. Richmond and
y. Barber at Fleishcr. Twenty-si.th
cs.SS ESy sssSs sss % M.sn; ss.
ues. e1SSSSfS%s srSsS and BIsisr streets. ''" I'LL"
Buriinston at Dobson. Thirty-nfth and
uns ;s,$ .sS FsIs ss S4s. 69S at r'neo'd Rdf' ave
Phoen,n q Csmden % Blsck Mckai So1; p... r...x
'Ps Psrt k0st'Ds s BssS : Church lane
TishtSou:e at wildwood. Dittman and
"pKsins Tssnhoe ''s at Nativity. Belgrade and On.
,.S ,'!s '!Sss!u%si. :: c. a. Southwark. Meadow and
,AIi.rhiiadeipha Police at F1eisher Bloomer
Fink Company at ,HolmesburE. Frankford
lorraine Club Ct DARBY Moose. Darby.
Colonial iee Crram at Ro1 borough.
Masl.oan Stns a. Star: ST. 8 =. anai.r City c.tholi,
c'HS Baltimors nons BlseE fRs kns ses ss : Chester
s. FSa VA ssrs A@srs st g. csi.tu.
Eer.haw at Ivy Professionals. s'1tiett
and Si,sn-;ss Grssnwc'; n ssIS.rti s;So II NJ.
TulDeh0cken Reds at Kensinston Consre
sational. . and Clearfeld streets:
Gloucester VS.. Camden City. at Third anf
Eric streets.
Brcokiawn A. A. at Bartrnm Pork. Fifty
fourth and Elmwood avenue. P. NJ.
SUNDAY GAMES
GHth Ta.c rh ~ Ea.t Msoysws ysw Fork e IkyaSSh's
shanahan at BridesbrrE. Richmond ant
North Phis at st. Carthage. sixty-hfti
and Catharine streets.
Beverly Mt Ardmore.
Philadelphia Terminal at Mahanoy City.
Logan a. A. Mt Union \. A.. Fernhil
Park, Germa ntown.
M:dlson star. at Ceven Point. y. J.
Philadelphia Pros at Brshwick. n. Y. tsec
Reified at Lincoln Giants. New York.
West Berlin Spnrrows ut berlin.
lorraine Club at Brewster r. C.. Seventy
seventh street and brewster avenue.
Olncy A. 4. It Mckinley, Pa.
Chester at yiscose. Marcus Hook.
Camden city at Audubon;
lawn.
Tuipehocken Reds at wyndmoor.
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Hoy Does, 1t Strike You?
Tennis Management
Ambler's Protest !
Jones' Failure
By
THE OBSERVER

played yesterday afternoon the TENN
singles championship at the 1 sn ss mstrSs G srs Club
% 5000 e,p.s s sa M.nn
hundred ad conducting m.h.
%sa .ss as out 1 so"aa s boys chased the white pills Was this the
army busy ast bsast
smoothing the velvet and reknttns the ground
These few of the figure. the sporting en4ps
w Sn ans sns s did Sa, e ssn sss
Here stood Julian Myiel the referee. calmly ma,
Rs Committee S ss % nhi box s ssa1 ss Gs s
pipe He was asked thousand questions and disposed
III. An; And 2.s went from the heads Of the bo
no the casual looked the Cricket stage.
They they know how to put o
THE Phi arose Yesterday and wloped the ciant. We thrill
Das % Pa n ss S.n ss S- a s Il. n.
The Protest i the Montgomery County League
THERE'S Montgomery County League ond
caused considerable the ~
~ Iansdas and Pae finished the schedule on Labor
Everything nSsr ns" ss s s
PERIOD '''s''' "'e of l'n'''
nSss ss who v have participated
Shortly before August Lansdae and was taken
The brought up that H . h e wns ao nine full
f the The sG"s p S % s
Amber officials certainly stand 50 erect m
"N ~
FIRED wEsTERvELT back ON the umpiur staff Of b. N,,o,
S%s:.s s''t Tss ss'ss @ "ss n ]
mistake II he retains him permanently. VISA " ""Ao
Bobby Jones
IOBBI JONES, brilliant hafa
- amateur golf championship fifth failure IN M
links of Georgia. ~ - 'eD u''ins around tn
n He was eliminated by Jesse sweeser, student at Bookl
and l. in thirty six hole match ~ ~ 'A"Hs' ?
at Skoke ooo
the amateurs tying with John the second h
~ ." VAC ''eoho pest proies'nA
1t is in medal shows at his best n ., , !,
cracks The reverse of Sweetser competitive shirt h
strong In medal play the close
contact in -"1''ns ana persoA
Jones neverb be a national cbarn,o, ,,.u l. .a
face of stern opposition he does playing for low tota %
GENE WALkER Southern motorcycle racer town for
10" hours Yesterday He stayed long crack worlds
record and then
Walker travel faster cylinder than s %
''~' '"o" e""'o c7h On Six
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SOCCER TEAMS DRAW
Personnel Of Teams In Allied First
Division Announced

The First Division Allied Soccer
League at a meeting held last evening
drew for the section in which the six.
teen teams would be assigned in Sec.
ttons A and b.
In Section A are West PHILADELPHIA.
Haywood, Canadian War Veterans.
FAirview. Ascension, Barney Ernst
Club. Wolfenden Shore and Disston.
In Section b are East Philadelphia
Puritan, Hibernians, Clan Gordon,
Fairhill, Fleisher and Kensington Con :
gregational. William Plunkett was
named chairman, and the delegates to
the Allied League are T. J. Young and
j. Robinson. The season will open the
| first or second week in October.
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EXPECT CLOSE STRUGGLE
FOR POLO CHAMPIONSHIP
Meadow Brook and Argentine Play
"a. II -i<I. =. p.

Meadow Brook and Argentine Play
for v. s. Title at Rumson
RunsOn, n. j., Sept. 9.--Two teams
OF men and horses will struggle here
today for the glory of being called the
polo champion of the United States,
a designation that carries with It &C.
knowledgment of world-w wide supremacy
In the sport.
The two teams-the American Mead
ow Brook and the Argentine Fedora.
tion fours--are the highest geared COM
binations now organized anywhere.
Most of the followers of the sport
here regard the outcome as a toss .up,
The two captains, Devereux Milburn.
the famed international back of Meadow
Brook, and Luis l.. Lacey, the nerve
center Of the South Americans, are
ranked the longest hitters in the world
both forehand and backhand.
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in by representatives Of all four regions

In by representatives Of all four regions
Of the system, namely, the Altoona
works and general offices Of this city,
making altogether six competing units
in the championship events.
In addition to the track and field
events which are on the card for today
there will be baseball game between
the Philadelphia Terminal nine, the
champions Of the Eastern region by
virtue of their victory over Harris
burg on Thursday and the Altoona
works team.
The victor of this tilt will play the
champion of the Western region in the
final game for the system championship
on the same day as the track and field
sports at Altoona, Pa.
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eight hard fought rounds over Danny

eight hard fought rounds over Danny
Gordon.
Martin received a nasty cut over bid
eye IN the third session, which slowed
him up for while. but he opened up
again in the closing rounds and was
easily entitled to the decision. Z
Semi final honors In the Tommy
Devlin.Al Fisher bout went to thu
former. the referee stopping the match
in the fourth.
The other results: Young Mulligan
bested Bobby Robideau, Young Chappis
won from Nady Martel and Mickey
Martel won over Charlie Mack, 0!
Camden. 1
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P. R. R. HOLDS MEET
Final Events Of Eatsern Region
Championships at Tyrone Today

The championship track and field
meet for the employees of the Eastern
region of the Pennsylvania Railroad
system will be held today on the com
pany's field at Tyrone, Pa. The pro-
sram will start early in the morning
and will continue throughout the day
The winners of the various events
will represent the Eastern region in the
~ stem championship meet which will
he staged on September % at Altoona,
"a. This meet will be participated
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ereenleaf Continues 10 Win

Ralph Greenleaf continued en- his streak
AGAINST Tom Huestnn yesterday and won
both the ninth AMI tenth blocks Of their
Academy. In the early game Ra lph won
IOu TO a. In the evening the members OF
the New York Giants attended and were
into camp, 100 TO as. In a special match
after the kame. Cosy Dolsn; Of the Giants,
without letting the cue ball touch the rail-.
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British Golfers Win

- Hamilton. Ont. Sept, s.--Abe Mitchell and
champions; dsfea!sd Msrss0ns Msrfon. of Hsm sGlt
,lton. and Frank THOMPSON, OF Toronto,
and I to go. ~ an exhibition match at the
Hsmiiton Coli Country Club Mitchell
with remarkahle driving. co"ered the course
In "a. while Duncan had a Is N'"''e
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Boots and Saddle

The Lawrence Realization Stakes
will bring together at Belmont Harry
Payne Whitney's Bunting. the Ran
cocas Stables Kai-Sang and Montfort
Jones' Rockminister. the latter con-
queror of Whiskaway having been
brought from Kentucky for the race.
Kai-S Sang Is reported to be little lame
and II he is withdrawn. 1t will mean
two horse. affair with Bunting ruling
choice.
Horses which seem best at Belmont
Park are; First race.Brisht Lights,
full; third-Black Monkey. Ducks and
brakes, Curtis; fourth Bunting,
Rockminister fifth - New Orleans,
Quesada, Canyon; sixth-Contour,
All American, Sakah.
The $4,000 Kentucky Jockey Club
Stakes for two-year- olds Is to be de-
cided at Louisville today. A number
of youngsters from the East have been
sent to Louisville, including Enchant-
ment, Cartoonist, Pickcter and Bright
Tomorrow. 1t will be the best two
year -old race Of the Fall. Enchant-
ment. Indian Trail and Cartoonist ap-
pear best In the order named. Horses
well placed III otner races are:
First race-Lord Allen, Hadrian,
Coyne second-Bandeau. Rencelaw, ,
kinsman; thlrd-Flying Prince, Homo
lulu Boy. Sun God; fourth-Miss Joy,
Braedalbane, Martha Fallon; sixth
Fair Alice, Jones entry, Banter; sew
enth-Rep, Uncle Velo, Sands OF Plea.
sure.
Thorncline Park will open a seven. q.
day meeting today, with the Autumn
Purse as the feature. Horses which
seem best are First race-Thornaway
Gallant Groom, Oakling; second-Top
O. the Morning, Sirocco, Delhimer !;
| third-Tycoon. Kirklady, Old Top |;
fourth-Photoplay, Elemental, Last
One; ffth--Guy, Stoto, Baby Mine !;
sixth-Handful, Old Chap, Johnny
O'Connell; sevcnth-Tantalus, North
Wales. Mary Mixim.
Blue BOnnets: First race-Tippawa -,
Rock Garden, DiIey Dick; second
The Nephew. Max Gold. Purl: third
Sudor. War Tank, Mallomat fourth
tsteeplechase) Minata. Harrison
entry, Briganna; fifth-Finery, Fair
way, Harmonious; sixth--Harry NJ.
Stephens, Lucy Kate, Kentish Boy
seventh-Halu, Gray Gables, Anmut.
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Curley Paris Referee

Paris Sept. o.---Jack Curiey. the fight pro.
meter Of Now York. has been designated
third tudre in the Criaue-Wyns return
match tonight.
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Martin Knocks Out Josephs

New York, Sept e.--yinc.nt tpepner, Mar
tln scored = technical Knockout over sobbi.
yesepns. OF Boston. In the third round 81
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-09
YANKS LEAD BROWNS
BY ONL Y HALFA GAME
IN PENlNANT PURSUIT
Excuse Our Dust Remark Hugmen to St. Looit
Aspirants Westerners Prepare for World Series.
Phils Thrill Fans in Victory Ouer Giants

day announced that
~ worlds and his
and lose to the
belonged the Browns and
no be the o their
the Browns looking
half
the steenth this
peted rather vigorously
Carl Mays. who
Athletics Saturday handed the Senators
enabled make his pitching
the stephen with thirteen and thirteen
ball pitcher, might be said
o
ranked fifth
and defeats
N the ma he
THIS Nays has firrercd miseab After good start he
being bded out Of the
a num- OF of Joe
Busho
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MARTIN BEsTs GORDON

Wins Hard-Fought Contest In Final
Bout at Cambria A. c.
One of the largest crowds of the sea
son attended the open. air show at the
Cambria A. G. last night to see Joe
(Peck) Martin gain the decision in
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Battle Do,cn the Stretch

Higgins will be sorely tried with Hoy.
His log for the shows eleven victories and the numos.
q distinctly inferior to the 1anks
All the kings and all the home could not help the the Browns
the seventh inning with couple of
@ ss 'ss game Hnd is s" b%, 'hseo behind
Bobby proved Cobb
an h @ the the TTssf a nscEsd out pair Tuns TSe as
the first inning with on and the second the seventh inning
ass % ySnGh s in the 1 Detroit victory Up the seventh
his fifth game since coming North the finding him runs
Geaons rockies held Speaker and
his mates to eight hits n .. ,... .,uo t. uoo . D..
verdict allowed four hits
spelled Ianky
the responsible for the Beanaers first
with double in sight and Rip Collins who had
double and single soun,s second second %arker The
Miller passed During
next ish, the MaS & made @ five M W and had ONE .n
Pn Hd blow for base Galloway famed and Tie Walker sk ."
lost to the CUBS Our Pills did their par, handing Mrnw costly
s.to4 reverse.
THE ~oy those pAi pounded Art ycAt e'o"ts pres south
,eith Fee" hits "ndno triples by Williams md Ropp and
~. Shower of Bingles
FvERY member Of the team had one more hits and three former
hits worked around third he used
~ Iee Meadows had bad second made
base sasf ta line 1 s o so 3 dd no make try S' for a
Two scored on the hit After the second Me M'adGMs was nncbl
Irish M Me9 P, ts aa @ @ s I n @ n P, the ss @ Ss could not ,
loo victory Adse oed bombed ant
the ontDttchns defeated
Cncy the
DoGERs of Natono garnerea
II his Mirty;d,h of the o" dnr'"g the The home, hit
second ,oeker reached the pIote
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American League Pennant for 1922 to Browns


WELL MEN TIE MEETING WILL COME TO oRpER -
lAs GANG HAS GOT 10 sTAen To CHOOSE CAPTAIN Foa
TAE FOOT GALL TEAM
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LEGAL NOTICES


NOIltE III CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals will be received AZ
The cffiee Of he Cify Cicrk Of the city
q Albuquerque unul 2 c'ciort z. A. ca
Monday. NAY sofa 1879 Tor the con
stfestlsn ~ concrete e~nlvtfts aeross liiEk
street ~ Cnispsf Asrrne nnd atrpss Edlih
street al Copper Avenue,
Each bidder wiii hr required 70 dspoeil
Nith the CITY Clerk. 10 lhe credit Of ne
ciiy af Albuquerque. riihert endorse
ment = nsftiflrd rhrsk ~ asparii IN ths
snm - "a per rent uofl Of The fetal
amnuni bid a. a guarantee that b. ~nl
h4 ne Iequired houd and enfrr lntu
ihe ,sms ~ his bid. pithia iiso days ~
trF the rertihcation 81 tho award
shouts The chatroctof ipii 70 me 10
bond cailrd TOR Nv he specifications. N
an approved surety company. ~ 10 ~.
ter intn . contract With the CITY % "A
bngnrsquc Thea The certified ghers shall
bocnmr forfeited ~ iiqni dated daniaena
AID In money realized thefrfroip "
Nfhed INTO tho treasury % ne Ci'y q
Albuquerque,
Plans snd specifications may he seen.
AID fcns ~ rroprsal obtained from M
oitrs o. ~ CIfy tnglnaff.
Ths Ciir reserves the right 20 acespl
or reject sng sr ~ bid
n. n, CALktNH
fsEAL) CITY Manager
ATTEST
ApDlE VI MsAvOy
Nay - " 70 a. y 10 u - 20 ~ W.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE. or ADMfnIsTRAToR

IN the Matter % the Estaie Of CHRIS
tins Estes. deceased.
Notice b. hereby given thai q N "
irs. Administrator Of the Estatr q Cars
tins fsiet. deceased. has filed 10 ih'
Probate Couri n b~srnaliiio County Nev
Mesieo. his final report a. such Admin
i~stratar aud the Court has appointed
Thursday the agnd day Of June. tog2.
a. the DAY Ter hcaring objections. " any
there De- 10 3D. approval Of said final
report and the discharge Of said o N.
Estes.
Witness my hand aud the seal Of said
Probate Court this goth day Of May
1879
FRFD CROLLoTT.
tsEALl Cicri - said Probate Court
MAY 20 20 June STA
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soDucE Il GOODS
suow roun 3

y iasi shat We are SONG % Do
|aaeni 10 send ~ your nest dry
dyslng sad hating The war
ipit popular prices; tAdies'
hflsmsn's suits. elesnsd and
o. 90. This wsfk ~ stFtesiy
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Livestock
KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY. May g2.-Cattle
receipts 5000; beef steers and
ysaringH steady 10 IS cents nish-
er. i.l5o 10 1900 pound sieerH
s. so. best yeariings and heavy
steers SS.sS; bulls and meaium
cows steady 10 weak most bulls
t4.bO0 b2ss medium cows $1,000
g so: stockerH. feeders and better
grades she stock steady to strong.
better grade cows &6.00H $50.
yenrlinK heifcrs fS.Sr
Hog receipts 1900: opened
slow. closed fairly active 70
packers and shippers, around 10
emit lnwer; two thousand ~
shippers. packer top ti0.5b; bGlk
siQ.1Om 1850; sows ts.00HS2 ss
pigs strong 10 no cents higher,
better grades. natives tio.sod
InTb
sheep receipts eco; setady 70
Is cents lower. nos shorn Texas
wcthcrs s70OM7 .se; one deck
ST.so; shorn and spring ismhH
steady: shorp ttisb. native
eprinRerF fif.sI.
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ROOMS WITH A

FOR RENT Nicely farnished front room
suitable foF une or two with board.
Phone li52 " 5is W. Fruit.
TABLE BoARD-singie meals served
homs cooking 3i2 North Tenth.
fOR RENT-io0m aud boari; working
men preferred. 5i2 south Broadway.
Phone 1871 W.
LADY. with a nice home and shady ya5d'
wants 20 care for children w hour.
day o. week. address Mn Jones, sii
West Granite.
ROOM AND BOARD-Modsn. homoiike,
go. Ideal climate. Mrs. west, Aztec.
New Mexico.
.E.IasAi-Uks may nos be Ia si
". JOltN's SANArOHfuM tfpisco.
pali. ikAtss sl7 o. 10 t25.eD yer
week. inelades private room sitk
siespiur porch. connsetsd 10 bath and
toilet. Msdical care, metieinsai general
uuraiag. EAeeiient meals, tray s%rrsie~
No eAtras. Al fooma have steam heat.
bot and cold running wsisr. Rev ".
q liusier. experimentation
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EnRSALF.

~. tOO-5.r roam. modern, suitable Tor two
families earner lot. Highlandn: close ia
f2. oO0Ia rnom frans. Elassed 10 porch
city Water. completely furnished. cor.
nor lot Highlands. eluse IN
o.. 5oo-7.rp room dwelling on corner lot.
lOOKft1 feeti fine location 10 High.
lAndn; close In
% Tno-5.roo.n white stuero adobe bun
Ealos modern garage aud other out.
lHildinesi " 18th st.. terms. u
desired.
A. FLEISCIER, Realtor
Loans, firr insurance. Automobile In
saranrs sod 81 other lines % fnsursnes
Surety Bonds
Phone G7t III South Fourth 81.
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81 JOSEPH. Mo. May f.
Hog receipts 800 mostly IS
cents lower. top 1850. bulk
lGgsIi04k
Cattle receipts 1900 steady,
steers s7.o0 ns75i cows and he'll
err t5.oon S.s5; calves fb.5oH
500.
sheep receipts $500. steady
clipped lambze $3.50 nl42b.
clipped ewes sfb5a SIS.
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0 RENT-Housea

HOME. opposite Unisersity. for rent or
cSehahFr for board 1900 East Central.
FOR RENT--Your-room uafurnishsd cot
tage. Phone i2tJ.
FOR RENT-A reliable couple will find
an attrartive proposition IN . modernly
furnished foar room cottage At III n.
Mulhcrry
FOK HENr- several modern furnished
colleges rent fz5, $50 aud 4tO on
ear iins Inquire At i2is sonth kauh.
FUh kEnf@A icsiy Iafashod banrsles
Tor housekeeping consists Of living
fuum, kitsiirnrttr tNo sisspiug pprctea,
hot AID c0id running sateG ~iu~'fn
ranav, go 90 PEI cuuth. fnors IN.
Murphey, tel
fIVE ROOM house we'll furpirhsd; close
IN. Dr. yesterday. 3 Aorth toarth-
FOR REsT-Nlceiy iBfnishcd. uow
iaodsrn bungalow. Highlands; two
glssscd in sleeping parches, gsa and
%slcctrlc. hot water VIII give lease u
wanted Rent reasonable. ana East
santa Fe.
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MErAL MAnkEIs

NEW york May 12- Foreign
bar silver IAN. Mexican dnilars
bGAo.
Copper firm. electrolytlc spot
ard nearby isAe, later i1h p
'1SNc.
Tin easter: spot and nearby
ssos7 asfsos; futures ssf.Vs
Iron steady No. neglhera
tt4 90 u - 90. No. r unflhefn
Sea ooW ea.0o. 40. g southern
N7beWls W.
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MARKETS
New York Stocks

NEW york. May "a buying
81 seasoned issues In the stock
market today again exceeded Of
frrings, with extreme gains OF I
20 Q points among rails. stcels aud
motors. sales appropriated
4 500 600 shares. The closing WIS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-22

RONfphhBF cABhA1E Aise tomato
nfrsnn hsfdf nlaHts thai VII picaSs
zee Iafatihf ragirtien. rrnmpt shipment
Phil ctpnf ard aafiatafllon mnransrrd
100 tnfi 500 farl 500. tfaat inop
81 20. 5000 - So. fer4er. 100 SOC
600 ~ o. An pokfraid. Eaat IeaAl
wANrFD--cafefal tedst nnishinE "
uanl4f rtoinffaphtf, tuite 6aIty ssf
vlre nemamher satisfaction runrnn'
fost 6snd Touf fisishins 10 = reliable
established hfm uanha Hapua,
Master phoiegraphssa
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DENVER. May 22-Cattls rc-
ccipts 1900 steady a. strong beef
st.era fs.7bGs 50. rows and heif-I
er- s4oOW79e. rnlvcs tso0ff
~ .0o; bulls ta.00 a SEQ. atockers
and feeders xeOom7.5o. -f
Hos rcecipts Lee. 20 rcnts
lower top fio3s. bulk t9.ssH
10 20. ~
ed wooded lambs tl2004 i3.0o;
ewes s7.oo1 $3.50, spring lambs
IL Oh MlnIL.
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NEW YORK. May 2~1-aii
money stronger. high s. low "a
ruling rate ~; closing az pai
last loan 5.
Cail lnanF against arceptancea o.
Time loans. steady sixty days
aaaA ninety days 4atS ak
mcntha ~.
Urine mercantile paper exc
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roREIoN ExcHANo,

NEW YORK, MAY 2s.-I'UFNIHn
exchange irregular. Great Briiofn. rffeH
demand 4ffA cables AS. slxiE
day bills on banks 4f24. FRANCE.
1901; cables e.ot =. ftafyY ffiH7F
demand b.1QAa: cables b.fh Bct
Rium. demand s.soh; cables 81
Germany, demand 80; cables
.S2h. Holland demand $3.50; ca 80
hlcs ASS. Norway. demnndt assa
ff&.2b. Sweden. demand s7b.sb.
Denmark demand 2i.3o. Swltxsr-
land demand 1909 Spain a.
mand fb.st. Greece. demand &c.
Poland demand .o1M. rlecho-
Slovakln demand te2. Argentine
demand $3.50. Hraxll. demand
mass. Montreal 500 Lie.
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NIiW YOnk CoTTON

NEW YORK, May ~ Cotton
5000 December tis9Si san-
uary sia.Si.
SPOT cotton steady. middhns
telk0.
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IIREnTY lsoNps

NEW YORK. May e2.-llberty
bondr closed ahs Se9.Do; first
- tfgs so: second o.. 500 so.
FIRST as, fs9.74. second AS
ss9T6. third Ans Sesst; fourth
AAA ssp.9A Victory 49,.
-kloOs2. VICTORY AZ. kl0o0s.
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CHICAGO. May 12.-Csttie re-
eelptH $4,000 market slow few
early salcH beef steers and bulb
weak q vs. cents lower. early top
steerf $500; bulk beef steefs f1TS
q k.ao. better grades she stock
steady; others weak, -Veai calves
slow. bidding rs cents lower. few
choice handyweiRht VeAierf 10 out
sldcrn around sio0e; packers It'd
ding iarguly xe.00 down ztockcfn
.Frarco. dull
Hog receipts $4,000; market &C
tive. light % 20 90 cents Ioecf
others rs 60 as cents lower thnn
Saturday. average. top tfo.bo,
huik He-aoM ieTb; pigs GB TO 80
cents lower; mostly ta10as.7b. iAi
Sheen receipts rs. geo murlpfl
steady TO IS cents higher; early
sales good dry fed ehorn lamlss|
St2.aQ i11ht some held HIGHER.
medium California spring lambs
flth0i choice held at 8fs.tb<
three loads feeders sig.g5; best
handy native ewes s7.00; good ma
live spring iamhs fit5oM ifft