davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-01-25

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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-27
starry CESKY OSADNfK
ZEMkEL.

Chicago, 25. Cervna. We We
lku 86 rokG zemrel zde vcera
Frank B. Barcal, jeden z nej-
'starsich zdejsich ceskych osad
nikd. Zesnuly prijel sem ro-
dici z Vodnan jako jinocn 49,
lety v,roce 1855 a v mladsich
letech podilel Sc horlive ma ma
rodnim ruchu. Byl jednim re
zakladatell Tel. Jednoty So
kol v roce 1865 a cd r. 1868
do 1878 byl jednfm z nejpil-
nejsich divaIdeln,ch ochotni-
XII. Jest6 i potom obcas W.
stupoval. Barcal byl pc dlouha
leta v policejni sluzbe a dosahl
v nj hodnosti kapitana. Asi
pred dvaceti roxy vidal Sc Gin
ne sluzby.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-27

Ia totez obdobi zadluzenost
''statu vzrostla 139 procent.
co Sc NEST tyce, statistika z
/ 227 nejvetsich z Mich ukazuje,
ze skolektovaly 0 76 procent
vice ma mestskych ,danich v r.
1921 nezli v roce 1913. Ia tu-
itez dobu bylo zvyseni II pro-
cent v jejich vylohach a duh
vzrostl o 49 procent. Okresy-
soude die skupiny 381 v 38
statech - mali zrovna tax
ispatny rekord, nell horst.
"Cislice narodnf pokladny j
censovni kancelare dokazuji,"
pravil president, "ze kdezto
Ivylohy federalni vlady stale
jsou snizovany, vylohy stat
mich a mistnfch vlad vzrGstaji
rok cd roku. Pres obrovska bre
mena placenf "a valku a place
nj urokd ma valecny duh, stat
nj a mistni dane v 1922 chilly
60 procent vsech dani place.
nych."
President vidal tez nadse-
nou chvalu sekretari pokladny
Mellonovi "a jeho podil v udr
zovani vyloh mezich dGcho-
dd. Chvalil novy rozpoctovy
system a vyjadril prekvapeni,
re narod tax dlouho mohl sc
bez neho obejiti. Konecne srov
naval president narodni dane
americkeho obcana onemi oh
CANT Kanady, Nemecka, Fran
Gle a Velke Britanie, ably doka
zal, ze American plati pomer-
Inc malo.
Zenaty muz s dvema detmi
|v teto zemi, pravil president,
,plati $68 ma ddchod $4,000,
kdezto Kanad'an s podobnym
dGchodem plati $156, Nemec
1922, FraScouz SOC Angli-
can $32O.76.
Ku konci sve reel pravil pre-
sident, re rekonstrukce sveta,
o niz Sc tolik mluvi, da sc pro
vesti jenom tehdy, kdyz Sc bu
de setfiti, We Wade soukro-
mem obcanskem zivcte, v
cemz pry Amerika mela by
kraceti dobrym pfikladem ma
pred.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-27
TICHON JEST MA SVOBODE..
DRfVEJSf RUSKY PATRIARCHA BYL PROpUSTEN
Az DO KONANf PROCESU

Moskva 26. cervna. Nejvyssi soud rozhodl propl
s arcbskupa Tchona az do konan procesu MIN vzp
rani Sc sovetskym 1fadum bylo oznameno dnes.
Rozhodnut toto jest vysedkem dopisu, ktery drfves
patrarcha napsal sve vezenske cely nemz vyjaie
politovn mad svym jednanm mnuosti prohasuje poho
tovos prsahati loyaltu sovetske vlade
Rozhodnut nejvysho soudu jez datovano jest 25 cerv
pravi, re zadost Nanovice Balavina (svet-
pusten 1rednch kruh naznaceno, ze propust6n by e
do konan nm avsak jnych stran obvykle
dobfe nformovanych projevovano jest mnen ze soudu
jenz nedavno by odrocen do neurcita nikdy nedojde
Drivejsi patrarcha byl odvezen pred n6koka tydny
kstera, kde del do vezeni Moskve odkud pry napsa
dops n6mz vyjadfue poliovan mad svym cny mi
nulos Nebyo zstiti byl jiz skutecne propulsion
neb kde bude bydle. A
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-27
PRESIDENT VELEBf SVOJ VLADU.
PROIILASIL, zE DAVA STATUM A
OKRESUM NAUCENl v SETRENi.
JEST PRY NUTNO, ABY Sc CELEM SVETE SETRI-
10 A AMERIKA MA JfTI DOBRYM PRfKLADEM
NAPRED.

Salt Lake City, Utah, 26.
cervna. Pred velikym shroma-
zd6nfm We zdejsim Mormon
skem tabernaklu president
Harding zodpovedel stiznosti
ma federalni dane vyzvanim,
aby staty uni vykazaly Sc
tax dobrym rekordem jako fe
deralni vlada, jak We veci setr
nosti, tax v castce dani, KITE
rou jednotlivy obcan nucen je
odvadeti.
Ma doklad sveho prohlaseni
president citoval spoustu ci-
slic, prohlasiv, re dix setrnosti
podarilo Sc federalni Wade z1
stati v mezich svych d6chodd
v dobe, kdy nebylo to nijak
snadnou veci.
Podnet k reel pojednavajici
o vladnfch danich Setrnosti
pfisel cd senatora Smoota z u
tab, jenz byl zde, ably slysel
laskava slova o sobe, jezto Sc
nator Smoot ztotoznen jest v
mysli presidentove s velikymi
problemy dani a usilim u
spornost We vlade.
Pan Harding byl toho mine
nj, re hlavni mesto metropo-
le senatorova domovskeho sta
tn byla tim pravym mistem
mluviti k lidu techto probl6-
mech a rekl to ma pocatku sve
reci. President cinil tez porov
mani mezi vylohami, ktere 81
vyzadala valka obcanska a "a
sazeni Ameriky do svetove
valky.
NehOdlam X Vam mluviti
o tom, zdali tyto penize byly
moudre neb dobre vynalozeny.
At tomu fbylo tax ci onak, w
sledek sfal "a tu cenu a "a
mnohenn vice." pravil presi-
dent teto souvislosti.
Pc te jal Sc srovnavati vylo-
hy jednotlivych statd onemi
federalni vlady. Vylohy stat
mich vlad vzrostly nesmirne v
pOslednich n6kolika letech, die
Zpravy vladni censovnf kance-
lafe a cislic citovanych ma je-
il zaklad6 presidentem. Vzro-
silly 163 procenta cd roku
1913 do 1921.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-27
NECHTELI SLfBIT, ZE BU.
DOU DELAT DOBROTU.

Leavenworth, Kas., 26. cerv
ma. Osm re "a politickych vez
MI, jimz president Harding pro
minul dalsi trest, bylo propu-
steno ze zdejsiho federalniho
vezeni vcera vecer. Odejeli O.
kamzite do svych domovd. Mu-
ri tito propusteni byli S podmin
kou, re budou zakond poslus-
nymi a loyalnimi k Wade Spoj.
StatG a re nebudou brati podi-
lu ma nezakonnosti jakehokOli
druhu. Deset jich odeprelo slo
ziti tento slib a tudiz svoboda
byla Jim odeprena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-27
CALVIN COOLIDGE
" CLEVELANDU.

Mfstopresident Spoj. Statd,
Calvin Coolidge byv pozvan
do Clevelandu skupinou OBJ
chodnik1 prdmyslnikn, rec
nj vcerejsiho vecer v hotelu
Cleveland a prednaska jeho
,byla schvalovani dosavadni po
litiky administrace presidenta
Hardinga, kterou upravcny by
~ nejen pomery domaci, ale i
veci zahranicni. HAIL kon-
gres proti obvin6ni, ze vykon-
most tehoz jest pomerne malou
varoval pred neopravnenou
kritikou. "Nezastavili isme sc
pri nasi praci; jdeme ku pre-
du," pravil mezi jinymi dokla-
dy nynejsi politicke situaci.
Dnesni Wade prip;soval stava-
J1cl prOSperlCu. fOZluStenl pro-
blemu nezamestnanosti, vetsi
mzdy take farmar byl pry
opetne "postaven ma nohy'.
"Nase zeme zajiste nemdze
byti kritisovana pro nepomaha-
nj EvrOna Cnn inna Statv nd
vypuknuti svetove valky vyda-
ly pro blaho evropskeho lidu
s17,OOO,OOO,O 900, coz zaina j.
ma zeme neuein;la". Dale pra-
vii, re danovy sroub bude uvol
nen $500, 100000 a dan 2
pfijmd bude platiti jen takovy
pfednosta domacnosti. iehoz
prijem rocne prevysuje $4,000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-27
SMRT PROSLULEHO FRAN
COUZSKEHO AVIATIKA.

Pafiz, 26. ~cervna. Porucik
Casale, prosluly valecny avia-
tik, byl usmrcen vcera odpole-
dne, kdyz obchodni aeroplan,
jejz ridil ma cest6 z Touquetu
do Bucu, nahle spadl k zemi
blizko Beauvaisu. Casalovi by
la padem rozbita lebka a ODE
nohy prerazeny. Strojnik, jenz
jej doprovazel, zvlastni naho-
dou vyvazl bez lhony.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-27
DIVA HERCI ZABITI BLESKEM.
JEDNA ZENA ZAHYNULA PRl VICHRlCI PRI.
HNAVSf Sc MA CAST BROOKLYNA

New York, 26. cervna Bert Savoy Jack c. Gross.
Znami zdejsi vaudevni herc by zbait beskem
poZde odpoledne nabrezi Long Beach.
Diva JIM muzi byli omraceni TIME uderem blesku a
Brookyn6 rozpoutavs vichfce zahuba ednu Mu-
Ii krace pode bfehu pozorce postup boufe ez nedosh-
Ia este Long Beach Savoy Grossman sl spou duz
muz Robert Worth John Haley, Yorku kra-
cell "a mimi.
Savoy Grossman byl zabiti mse dderem blesku
Worth Haley byl srazen zemi ponekud popaeni Pc
lekafskem osetreni mohi odebrati do svych
Savoy byl dobfe znam dvadelnm sv6te jako pfedsa-
vtel zenskych dloh by ednou hlavnch attrakc V
Greenwich Village Folles Oba zabitf muzi nedavno
81 $5O,OOO pojsen zvot menoval vzajemne de-
dici.
Krone one zeny Brooklyn6, sleGny Berthy Vailove,
jeZ bya Zabta sfitivs Zd n9kok
poan6no vichrci Gasech Brookyna znamch jako Bus-
wick East New York. Vichfce radia enom deset mnut
syvinula vsak velikou su ! ;iI tals '.1.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-27
POLOLETNf SCHUZE
STAR. CES. OSADNlKU.

pfipada ma ned9li l. cervencc,
jelikoz Sc detske besidky letni
dobou neodbyvaji a tez "a pfi
cinou sokolskeho sletu, zapo-
cne schdze urcite We 2 hod.
odpoledne. Obvykly zabavni
program nasledkem vedra od-
padne. Vsichni navrzeni j ii.
jez Sc cleny St. Ces. Osadnikii
pref stati. necht' sc laskave
dostavi. Pc schulz jak oby-
cejne v dolejsich mfstnostech
male obGerstveni.
V ucte pfedsednictvO
Star. Ces. Osadniki.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-27
PROUD LAVY PRESTAL.

Proud lavy re sopky Etny ustal
skoro 1plne dnes. Socha sv.
Proud lazy ze sopky Etny pre-
Egidia, patrona m6sta Lingua
Glossa. kterez uniklo skoro il
ste zkaze, pokryta jest draho-
kamy skvosty cd obyvateld
mesta, jiz veri, re timto svym
svetcem byli zachraneni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-27
NEKLID v NEMECKU.

Berlin, 26. cervna. Pokies
marky, stoupajlci ceny zivot-
mich potreb q nejistota, iak to
dopadne valecnymi nahrada-
mi, pdsobi porizne vybuchy v
Nemecku. Fascist jsou cinni v
Bavorsku, kde jedna jich sku-
pima napadla socialisty a IRA
Mia ctyri Mich. Komunisti a
fascist stretli sc v Halle ma
obou stranach bylo nekolik pc
ran6nych. II
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-27

TEN, kteTi slouzili We sv9to-
We valce pax plati vlada denne
$l,25O.O00. Pc prednasce ma
vstivil Coolidge vystavu v Nest
skem Audito.;u a jeste v noel
odiel do sveho domova ' Mort
hampton, Mass.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-27
POCTA PRO oBJEVITELE lNsULINU

Ottawa, 26 cewna. - Premier King oznamil dnes, re
hoda navrhnouti snemovne posanecke uznan parliament
tenn prace DR. F. G. Bantnga Toronta objevee nsuino.
veho ecen cukrovky Vyrocn subvence ez by umoznila
cenci pine venova ekafskemu badan jest navrhovana
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-27
FARMARSKO-DELNICKA STRANA
PROHRALA.

Toronto, Ont 26 cerna - Podrobne zpravy vcerej j.
81 vobe pine potvrzu v6zstv konservativc jmz vadni
koace farmarskodencke bya rozba Konservativ-
c vyhrali sedrdesat sedm MIST beraove patnc
farmafi etrnact denici ctyri neodvisli jedno
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-04-12
Chicago Produce Market

chicago, April II.
Sudden expansion of buying brought
about sharp advance IN the wheat
market today, with July and September
deliveries scoring new high price rec.
ord for the season. All deliveries OF
corn. too. and July and September oats
outdid the seasons previous top rec, rec,
ord quotations. Wheat closed unsettled
at 2s@2s up with May 124a to i24s
81 to 2s@3s and oats Z to s@1 cent.
In provisions the outcome ranged from
Z cents decline to cents advance.
At first the wheat market showed
apparent indecision. starting with a
show of firmness. followed by moder-
ate sag. Then heavy buying in which
houses with eastern connections were
conspicuous posted values quickly,
with gossip meanwhile crrent that ex-
port business aggregating l,o0o,ooo
bushels was under way. Unfavorable
weather northwest threatening delay
to spring seeding counted meanwhile
as a bullish factor. and so. likewise
did adverse reports about crop condi-
tions west and southwest. Besides,
relative firmness Of the Liverpool mar
ket in the face of declines yesterday
on this side Of the Atlantic received a
good deal of notice.
One Of the largest shipping firms in
Omaha was named as authority Tor an
assertion that the yield of wheat in
Nebraska this season would be only
half of last years total. There were
reports current also that much land in
Ohio would be idle this year as re-
suit Of scarcity of farm labor. As the
end Of the session approached profit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-04-12
Chicago Cattle Market

lineage. Aplll -.
CATTLE-Rcceipt 10000: killing
classes uneven, SLOW, generally steady:
killing quality fairly good; beef steer
run including moderate supply fed Ne
braskas; top natured steers and year
lings load lots 1000; part load 1925
pound average 1885: bulk beef steers
$50 a $50; better grades beef COWS
easy: best light heitcrS steady to
strong; veal calves steady to % cents
lower; spots off more on medium light
kind; other classes generally steady;
bulk NealerS to packers around 500:
medium lights $50 aud below: bulk bo-
logna bulls 475@4S5. bulk stockers and
feeds 100M 500; meaty kind So sac.
IfOGS-Receipts 5000; slow, I'M
even: lights and medium weight butch
ers ) to 10 lower: heavy weights most
~ 10 TO ) off: bulk 100 to 220-pound
average S300S40: pc to 260-pound
butchers S20G $50: butchers e1J pounds
and up 190mS15: packing sows mostly
1O04125: bulk 100 to 1S0-pound pigs
100f1150: estimated holdover 1l,000.
SHEEP-Receipts 10000; lambs
largely 10 to % higher; clipped kind
showing most advance; top wooded
lambs 1850 for several loads to city
butchers and packers; bulk wooded
lambs l425 a 400: clipped lambs most
Is 1075Gs1 i50; one load choice So
pound average up 10 1900: heavy clip
ped lambs mostly 1000; some 96-pound
average ] e25 Il 1850: one load 1S-pound
feeding ard shcaring lambs 1885 on
country account: sheep scarce around
steady. clipped ewes 115 one load
clipped wethnrS $50
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-04-12
New York Produce Market


WHEAT-Spot tirmer: No. rcd win
ter 1921 nominal C track New YORK
domestic; No. l northern spring T
track New York export 1533 No. hard
No . mixed durum do. l2s.
CORN-Spot strong: No. yellow
and No. white c f New York rail
l03: No. mixed do. 1014
OATS-Spot tirmcr; No. > white 81
LARD-ouict; middle west 1850
1925.
BUTTER-Eas icr; receipts 7:4i;
creamery higher than extras 4Ss q 493 {:
creamery extras. 90 score, 49,; cream
Professionally: receipts 32.oSe: New
Jersey hennery Whites uncandled OK
tras 3sd m31: state nearby and nearby
western hennery whites frsts TO ex-
tras 30Q34; state and nearby hennery
browns extras 32M3S.
CABBAGES-lrrcgu New York
old crop white Danish per loo-pound
sack IS q 50: new crop South Carolina
about 100 pounds, 4ood As; Holland
old crop white per hamper of about
100 to 10 pounds 250T30o.
POTATOt,S-irresu New York
All upstate sections do sd White ,t,,i No,
$50 pounds 49, a 800 Wisconsin and
Michigan per l50-pound sack No. 1
! round white 30 a 10: Bermuda new
crop double headed barrel NO. l 1000,
Florida 1900
! The raw sugar market established
another high record since 1920 toda Y
| when Cubas sold at six cents cost and
| freight. the amount involved being
| 1000 bags TO an Outport rciiner, be-
| sides 5000 TO 5000 bags to an opera or
at the same price and 5000 to an opcr-
| ator at 81, equivalent to six cents cost
and freight: also recently 10000 to -.
| 600 bags of BrazilS at 5sM5i cents for
| forward shipment to operators.
| Overnight buying orders and the
! strength displayed in the raw market
were responsible for an opening adj
vance Of ) to points in raw sugar flu
| lures. Eventually the market rose 4
| to s points net higher but at this level
| met a good deal of realizing from Wall
| street and other interests, based on
| the idea that recent sales of raws must
| have pretty we'll dllcd up the demand
| for the time being. The late market
| was considerably easier and last prices
were points net higher to 16 lower.
| Closing: May SO. July els, Septem-
| Der $50. December 5.9S.
| Refined sugar was quiet hut firm.
| with two retiners UP to $40 and the
entire range for fine graduated 800 TO
| $40
Refined sugar futures f1rmer on sales
of June at $40 with the close points
| net higher
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COMING EVENTS

April ?-14-"Be Kind to Animal week.
April 12-Maine Automobile Associa-
ton directors. Congress Square no.
tel, Portland.
April 17-Androscoggin Supreme court,
civil and criminal term Auburn.
April l7-Aroostook Supreme court
civil and criminal term. Houlton.
and criminal term. eBlfast.
April 1S-22-Maine Methodist Confer
ence, Bangor. Bishop Hughes pre-
April is-2o-New England conference
for college registrars. Clark college.
worcester. Mass.
April 19-Spanish war veterans an.
nual convention Of Maine depart.
ment. Lewiston.
April 2o,2l-New Enslana Ass9eiatien
Portland.
April s4-Hancock Supreme court, civil
and criminal term. Ellsworth. q
april nd SLneol ar Supgsise court civil
April 24-Debate. Bates VS.. Carleton
College at Mortified. MINI.
May 6-Sept. 9-Daylight saving time.
"i Wss sisss5; '-DaylisAt saving time.
May 15-1s-Grand Lodge Of Mdine. Of
X. of +. annual session. Lewiston.
May 24-o5-State convention Maine
Federation business and professional
women's clubs, Bangor.
June 12-Maine Parent-Teacher As
ISOLATION, fourth convention, Au-
gusta.
June 5-7-Maine and New Brunswick
Medical Societies. Bangor.
June 7-S-Maine Library Association.
Bangor.
June 13-14-Mains Department, q A.
r. and Auxiliaries,. Augusta
July 3.4-Firsmen's muster, Rockland.
Aug. 15-22-Maine Chrfstian Effdeavof
summer school. Y. N. c. A. Camp,
Winthrop Center.
Aug. 21-Maine Pomolosical Society.
5oth anniversary. Highmoor Farm,
Monmouth.
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| The aggregate of live stock at
| Brighton. WATERFOWL and the local
This week: Cattle 1881. sheep and
! lambs $3.50. calves 1905. hogs 22.33t.
| Last week: Cattle 1897. sheep and
| lambs 42J1, calves 577S. hogs 1929.
| One year ago: Cattle 1884, sheep and
| lambs 425l, calves $751;. hogs 11.47S.
MAINE STOCK AT MARKET
Cattle 143, calves 500, hogs 2.
TONE OF THE MARKET
The market was active at an
early hour, and offerings were lib
cral. Buyers bought shade more
freely in the better grades of beef.
| but there was no material advance
| in prices. Fancy steers and oxen
sold at LAOS lac with good to
choice steers at sore, coarse and
thin oxen at sos IL. Cows were OF
better quality than a week ago and
! fancy heavy cows and heifers sold
at 6@7c good cows at 1-2M5 1-oc,
poor to ordinary cows at 3 1-2W
| 4 lee. Gamers and bologna COWS
sold easy at 2@3c. Bulls were in
moderate supply, selling at 1-20
5 3-4c.
CALVES EASIER
The veal calf market developed
weaker tone during the week, and
sellers found it difficult to get the
same prices as week ago. One OK
ira fancy lot sold at lie, but the av-
erage on heavy. choice veals was
from 1000 1-2c. with mixed lots
at 7GtSc. and drinkers and srassers
at 5@7c. Small calves sold at
l4@6c.
The hog market was steady, show
ing practically no change in either
prices or demand. Yard offerings of
live hogs sold at 1-4@9c, and the
packers paid 10 1-4@11 Lie for
dressed hogs. Small pigs sold up
to 10c.
SHEEP DULL. LAMBS HIGHER
The sheep market was dull, with
prices easy at 467c. Lambs sold
higher rejecting an improved de-
mand for dressed lambs. Lambs, live
weight, sold at 8013c. Few New
England sheep or lambs were offer
err. but western receipts showed con-
siderable increase.
Mich cows were offered in mod
crate numbers and the market was
quiet but steady. Fancy and graded
cows sold at Sis to 1865, with good
to choice mixers at $60G11O. and
poor and ordinary cows at $40@ 50.
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NEW YORK MARKET
Features Of the Days Dealings in Al
: the Leading Stocks
New Issue

New York. April 1l.--A concerted
ss,tack on the oil shares, which reg
istcred extreme losses of l to
spoints, was the chief feature OF to-
days more active stock market.
" Heavy professional offerings of the
s0il issues followed announcement of
price cuts in Pennsylvania and
kentucky crudcs and circulation of
lumOrs that similar action was con-
stempated in the mid continent
fields. New low prices for the year
swerc established by Standard Oils
of California and New Jersey, Pan
American A and B. Houston. Skelly,
Pacific Associated and Pierce Oil
preferred. California Petroleum
showed a net loss of five points.
Trading IN these issues comprised
more than one third Of the days
business which ran well over n mill
lion shares.
Selling pressure Mas extended to
Other groups but it encountered more
elective resistance and net losses,
Tor tn most part, were confined to
fractions. Some of the more vulner-
able stocks, however, were Amerl-
can Wooden, American Water Works,
~. S. Industrial Alcohol and Steel
and Tube preferred. off / Il to
= IL points, International Paper
dropped IA points following the
announcement of a wage increase
.vh top of tc qualification of a rela-
lively poor 1922 earnings report.
Republic Steel, which was run up
more than 3 points in the late trad
ing yesterday, forfeited half Of its
gam today but the other steel shares
tneId steady around yesterdays
cioslnS prices. Considerable inter-
est was manifested in the statement
M n. John a. Topping, president of
thepubllc. that an increase in steel
PRODUCTION is not probable from
present levels and that any further
.eApanslon in demand would mean
IN an increased shortage of the product.
nv also pointed out that whereas
wages wages were 20 per cent below the
stt',o peak, prices were SO per cent
''eloW those OF that year.
neavy buying of Canadian Pacific,
h%nlch crossed $50 and then slipped
sttaek TO 149 3-8. up IL, was the fea-
. a.ule OF the trading in the railroad
s1I"ales most Of which yielded slight
~; ~ IN sympathy with the decline in
sahuuStrlals. Many of the buying Or
ms ms IN Canadian Pacific were re-
s'Vr.ed to be for foreign accounts.
.co .aii money opened at five per
'tbn' put eased off to IL just before
o ms close. Time money business was
sSr with occasional 80 days loans
Hanged at 5 IA per cent. Banks
eo ,e sun holding out for 5 l. per
.,s.t with renewals arranged at that
.so,s Prime commercial paper is
shs.. az and S IA per cent for the
u, "ouerate Improvement was noted
.orelgn exchange rates. Demand
sizing advanced half a cent to
s.oiv"o o-ls and French francs rose
@-n's 10 SOS cents. Brazilian milreis
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-04-12
FINANCIAL NEWS

MEDFORD, MASS.

jumped 10 points to 1915 cents with
nominal gains in the other prin-
cipal rates.
Bond prices were irregular and
confined to narrow limits in today's
trading on the New York Exchange.
In the face of relatively inactive
trading for listed bonds, new issues
met with ready sale.
L. S. Government bonds, with the
exception of the Victory. 4 3-4s.
which advanced 49, Of a point, de-
clined from 1-32 to 6-32 of point.
Foreign bonds were firm but inactive.
Losses IL to l point by Canadian
Pacific was the only important
change in the railroad group. Trac-
tons were heavy. Third Avenue ad-
justment is closing | Is off. Trad
ing among the industrialS was rela-
lively dull and irregular. Punta Ale
gre Sugar Is dropped point and
Bethlehem Steel refundins IS 1 rs.
Total sales 0ar vatle) were slo,-
$4,000.
Among the new issue, offered
we're S2,700.000 st. Louis South
western Hallway Il per cent six
months to fifteen year equipment
trust gold certificates, series III at
prices to yield 5.45 per cent and
s14,0OO,OOO Public Service Electric
Power Company per cent % year
first mortgage sinking fund gold
bonds at 81 IL to yield about $40
per cent,