davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-10

vjav Erie kanae 1885, kto hnul Cd Albany ku jazeru
1858 milD kra, vtinou neobylene I'll
do Seerozapaneho Uema do
prer ve yridat nych vel kch kanalov bolo
ply zemee poskyly ~ prievoz. Medz najdh
SINH mto vodnym cestam bol illinois Michigan JOG mil Della
Hudson, 1os mill; Chesapeake Ohio, 1s5 mil;
Wabash Erie, 274 mill
Je azko odhadnut vsedky teo novel cesty obchodu
cestovana ovora Zapad dajc osadnikom snadny pr
stup rodnm krajom eziacm ponize Vel kch Jazier ona
prnea pramene bohatstva toho ohromneho kraa ku po
brezu tax zvysa mas zaranGny obchod nahodou ucniac
New York najvacslm obchodnym mestom Amerke.
Monroe doktrina. Rozhodny prejav Aoveho narodneho
ducha zjav vedy ked Amerka, vo svojmu vastnemu
pokou bezpecnos odstrana edneo mozneho neprateIa
Spaneko cd svoch hranc zak1penim Flordy roku 1919
Druhy prejav prse Monroe doktrnou prehasenou roku
1923 prezdentom Monroe ktora upozorna inc narody,
wetky republiky Noveho Svea musej byt sobodne &c
europske krajny mesat do amerckych zaezosti
Havnym prncpom Monroe doktriny je ze mese aty mad
pravo spravovat svoje zaeosti menac tym amercke
epubky maj toto pravo Spoene Saty ch bud branit
pade potreby Vyraha pre- vsetky cudzozemske mocnos
znacia: Ruky prec cd Ameriky!'
.VZMAHANIE SA PRIEMYSLU. ....<
PriemyselAy prevrat. Rozmnozene Sd stroov, mlynov
tovarni pretxorio Ameriku csto olncke ia vyrobnn
krajnsus
Tato premena, ktora zacala Europe bola menoye
ziacna Anglick prila Ameriky neskore preto ebo
honos drodAej zene eina farnarene vynosnym sVojna
roku 1872 kof4 zasavac dovoz printia Ameriku yyra
banu potreboval ako zaatok nasho prize
nysenehs presrat Vyroba bola napomahana vlastnenm
bavny inych sarovin hojnostou vodnej SLY americym
genasom vyQysov objaveniM ohromnyeh zasob uha
leznej rudy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-10

Second National bank, ktora
bola zalozena este len pred pol
druha rokom, otvorila svoje move
uradne miestnosti v pondelok V
krasnej budove pod {. 25S West
Federal Street. Tato banka, kto-
ra dosial 1radovala ned 'aleko ma
sejsredakcie {. 30S w. Federal
pod mudrym vedenim jej drad-
nikov rychlo. vzrastla na prospe-
rujnci narodny penazny ustav,
takze dnes prostriedly banky OBJ
nasaid az vyse million dolarov.
Move miestnosti, ktore budll
w stalym sidlom banky, zariade-
ne st prvotriedne co do krasy i
bszpecnosti. Pokladnicni uradnici
su "a silnymi khetkami, celia ban
kas3s je otocena automatickym "a
larmom proti zlodejom a v zadnej
miestnosti je pancierova poklad-
liza, ktora je toho najnovsieho vzo-
ru, ako to mono Ia obrazku vi
det'.
Banka bola otvorena ponde-
lok dlho do noel, "a ktory cas- til
sice l'udi 81 ju prehliadlo. vsetky
miestnosti preplnene boly krasny-
mi kvetinami. Vnutrajsok banky
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-10

Pc tejo prvei narodne prechadzay vel Ike prdy
ponerov ma apad zpatky prichody nekonetne vaky ma
kladnych zvaesudce credy staku Ona zamenla
priredn pe Ohio hore ktorou nakady nemohly
by vozene zeeznce neprisly ato cesta bola
ednou mocnycl ohnv vazucich Zapad Vychodom Bola
tax uzocndu vada ju predza ako narodnu cestu
divociny Oha nany ku Mississippi ktor bola vtedy
najzapadnejsou hrancou.
Erie kanal Ina praca narodneho bola vkonana,
ked ud New Yorku veden guvernerom Cntonom vystavi
Hudsonu u Erie azeru Praca zapocata boa roku
1917 Toto delo zdalo vtedy byt obrovsm podnikom,
najvacsim inznierskym cnom, al Dol ke podujat Jeho
daka obnasala 1863 mil riely vsny musely byt' krzo
ticho vodna hadna msea byt nejako udrzana medz
Albany Lockport, toto posedne mieso majc 500 stop
vyssiu polohu. Ia rokov eo boo hotove Vydavky
obnasay - 0O0OOO tax vel ka boa premavka 20 tomto
kanali behom nekoko rokov cey nakad Dol vypateny
popatkami sobranym cd zamesnanych kanalnych lodi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-10
ANo, NEzRIME sA, ALE PRACUJME.

mnulom elsie pisai sme nasledkoch prepolitizo-
yala anerickych Slovakov vidiac bezvyslednost dial
sich ahanic podali navrh ably anerckl Slovaci
ac pre- kraovd poltiku nezral ale ably narod zaia
l.inne pracovat' kultdrne a hospodirsky.
Denny Has 81 vsinnul tohto clanku odkazuje:
.,1n brat Y S. n. by NAL uvazit re BOZ vedie ME
krajovu potku, ale to- q ma sovensky narod lit ako
lrod samobytny, alebo ma sa viat do eeskeho nroda
Nuz na toto odpoyedame: Roj, q ma sloyensky narod
zlt ;ao narod samobyJ, aebo ma sliat do eeskebo
(Dokonsenie 8 strane)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-10

je tax znamenite osvetleni, ze je
v nom vidncjsie, nez na ulici.
~ uradnfkmi banky su: A.. w.
Craver, byvalv mayor mcsta, .ie
predsedom, Charles T.. Gather a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-10

Abe Sauber podpredsedami, a.
ID. Reese kasirom a Fred Carr,
vypomocnym kaslrom.
Ako narodna banka, nachodl sd
pod kontrolou vlady Spoj. Statov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-10
AhERIkA NASA VLAsT
q knizky cd WlLLIAnA J. LONG. .
= Vybrane spracovane
! Youngstownskou Verejnou Kniznicou
so zvlastnym dovolenim firmy CHM & Go,
Prelozl: NJ. MRAZ.
Copyright, 1924 by Youngstown Public Library.
+, (Pokracovanie.)

Narodn& cesta. Stale to po vojne rok 1Sl2 re cony
zakon prjaty Dadeou prnese $2O0OO00 rocneho do
chodk prnieso tri raz tax veky obnos Kongres majuc
Wac penaz potrebova usnesol yynaloz zvysok
tsvnorne zepsena zvlase cesty kanale Cumberland
ska s19) bola prvn pozoruhodnym vsedkom anne
systemu ciest Teraz voa Sarou Narodnou Ce
stou ednou naobl hbenejsich anomobilovych cest
Amerke Tao chyrna poskytovala miesto drsnych
les,ch ciest priame Fahke spojene morskm pobrezm
ponad Allegheny Poenajuc Cumberland, Nd pr temenl
ky ke rena koncla tato cesta krzovaa
syri vrsne pohora tr rey ch pritokam konela vo
Wheeling Ohio reke, 10 mil vzdalenosti Staa $2OOo000
ale zisk, ten boil nevypocitatel ny. -. r.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-10
AKo PoMozEME svoJIM v KRAJl RLRDY.


posednom case alnericke tirady chVtiy Wac SloVa
kov. ktor sa chcei tajmo presnknt hlanice spoj
Statov bud'to Kanady Mexka alebo Kuby. Taki kla-
ana boil zavreti do vazenia po odsedeni 81 niekol
vzov deportovanf nazad odka prisli totiz do Kama
dy Mexika alebo Kuby Me do 'Ceskoslovenska.,
Co taxi krajania vyrpa, media AMI opisat. Memo
vite ii Nexka kuby alebo Brazlhe, Argentiny Gle a
nych iuhoanerickvch repubik Nieenze sl upne odre-
zani cd svea ale j podnebi ktore i'm je nebezpecne
zdraviu zivot Slovak biede sice navykne al to
ahorse ale zaume vsetkych slovkov e, aby ziaden
Slqvak netrpel. '.'
Toto utrpene dele sa cd casu, ako bola skoro lpnc
zastavena ilngracia do Spo Statov. Ceskoslovenske
vrchnosti nerobia enne prekzky agenom ktori yabia
mas lud do Juznej Ameliky, ten nezbehv zemeplse
mvsli vseko jedno, kde ide len mech to vol
Amerika.
Alnericki Slov5ci m0zu mnoho vykonat prospech
svoch nych donna nfornovanim ich rozdeloch, pod
neb zivobyti atd' medz Spojenymi Statni inymi ca
st ami anerick6ko kontnenu. Ked to nerobia taose|
casopsv m1sia to rob anericki Sovac Pochybujeme,
ze by sa nektory Sovak odvaz do Uruguay Peru. Gle
atd~ keby znal axe pomery tam panujd tychto kra-
jinach akmer MET zadneho prenysu; s1 skoro cekom
roll ncke preto tam roboty nemozno dosat kde su to-
varne ma prednost domorode robonctvo alebo Mem
c ktorym tie tovarne vacsnou prsldchajd Mas clovek
prijdtc ia, m,si aebo hladovat' zobra aebo tazko
robt' cestach farmach pacu, ktora e len Ia
hole zivobye Usporit' daco penazl je tam nenozna
Ked' 81 predstav1me, costa do JuZnej Ameriky sto
j vek penaze ba cey majetok alebo al Wac Slovaka
ktor ia vyst ahuje domyslime 81 zalt poozene ta
keho krajana Je to nenahradite'na Skoda nelen pre-
neho ale al pre- rodn vlast ebo ak taky kraan vrti
je jej na tarchu ME podporu. Taky clovek nema W
najetku neplati dane Stat musi stara neho ably
nezahynul hadom.
Toto ozobracovanie nasicb ludi pre- ch nevedomost,
pre- nezauatost vrchnosti pre- neestnost veiacich
gentov msi prestat. Ceskosloyenska repubka je ME
TAXA ze by uz nestaca svoje obyvaelstvo zyt V1ada
pareeue sice jutar grofskych nch maetkov pre- oby
vaelov kton nenad svojej zeme CT by nebolo dobre,
keby americki Slovaci pomahai svojm prlbuznym do
stat parceovanu zem? Dvesto alebo tristo dorov klp
dost parceovanej zeme ktora uzivi jednu rodinu Ia
trsto dolarov dostat styr utr dobrej zeme kto Ia
ns poslat svojmu bratov alebo svagrov tolko penaz
cestu do Kanady aebo Kby atp mech mu ch pozicia
radse na parcelova1l bude 81 sty re peniaze do
stane dakedy nazad interesom TAX sa predide bic
deniu vyst ahovalca byval6ho chudobneho cloveka
nepokojenca stane mattel prospechu TAX
iej rodiny, ako al narodu vast.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-10
oPRAvNENf ZAsTuPCoVIA
NA4ICH NOVfN.

Nasledovni panovia opravneni
sd prijimat' predplatky doplat-
ky ma nase noviny:
Jozef Maruslsin, 2426 Shirley
Road (kolektor).
Jozef Martinko.. krajefrsky ob
chodnlk, % North Watt St.
s N Koual obchodnlk, 900
Parkman ST., Warren, Ohio.
Harry Lautman, obchodnik, ga
Short St.. East Youngstown.
Evening star., 1924-03-17
COMMODITY NEWS
WIRED STAR FROM
ENTIRE COUNTRY

BOSTON, March 1.-Two carloads
Of machinery arc being installed in
the woolen division of the Amoskeag
Manufacturing Company. 1t is be
lieved here that as result of south
ern compe tition in cotton goods the
manufacture OF woolens will play d
more important part in the opera
tions of the Amoskeag company from
now on.
CLEVELAND, March 1I.-Opera-
tions of textile manufacturers here
now arc reported at a high point.
The Cleveland Worsted Mills are run
ming at normal capacity, while pro-
duction of CLOS or artificial silk by
the Industrial Fiber Company has
been increased from $500 to 5000
pounds daily.
SACRAMENTO. Calf. March IL
Announcement has been made here
that the cotton acreage in Tulare
Glenn and Fresno counties will be
increased 5000 acres over the amount
planted in 1923. The cotton growers
Of California realized s2o,s35, 900 for
their crops in 1928.
TULSA. Okla. March 1.-THE Mu-
ludl Cll SOIIlpdIly has I1due a second
purchase in the Country Club pool,
amounting to $50 acres of proven
ground, with an approximate daily
production of 700 barrels. The pur-
chase was made from the Per Oil
Company and the Lorraine Petroleum
Company, and 1.-THE price was an
nounced as approximately 100000
TOLEDO. Ohio, March rz-The
management of the Electric Auto
Light Company, manufacturers of
motor starting and lighting systems.
estimate that the net earnings of the
first quarter of this year will be an
proximately $750,000 and for the sec
ond quarter S1,000.000. The increase
in profits is attributed TO increased
factory efficiency and reduced costs
ST. LOUIS, March 1.-THE Louis
vile and Nashville railroad program
for increase of equipment this Yea |.
provides for expenditure of $le,0 ,0o0,-
600. Among the equipment to be- or
dered are so locomotives, "a passen :
ger coaches and asp freight cars,
COENELLSVILLE,P Pa, March l3;-
Several labor disturbances In this re :
gion have resulted in a slackening of
coal production, but markets are dull
and the buyers are in command.
There is equal inactivity in the coke
markets and the price has softened
on spot furnace coke.
Evening star., 1924-03-17
HIGHER QUOTATIONS
. ON LIBERTY BONDS
Prospects of Bonus Passage
lgnored-Easy Money Helps
Whole List.
BY GEORGE r. HUGHES,
special Dispatch to The Sta,

Special Dispatch to The Star
NEW YORK, March 11.-For the
most part bond prices were steady in
today's market The prospects of
bonus legislation at Washington were
ignored. ~ least there was no anx-
icty revealed in the trading in lib
critics. The third AS sold ut par. the
tax exempt 3iss at 80 and the bal
ance of the list were fractionally
higher. High grade rails and indus
trials were firm. Probably the in
cTeasing ease in the money market
was one of the sustaining factors in
bonds
Traction B0nds Strong.
Special strength was noted in the
marlborough obligations. Dealings
We're heaviest in the per cent notes
and In the rcfunding 5s stamped. In
each case advances amounted to
about a point The & per cent notes
under lighter trading went up about
as much.
In the railway list there was ac-
tlVity and strength in the Southern
and Seaboard Air Line issues Sea
board 6s were the feature at a new
high above 49,. There was a better
market for Baltimore and Ohio obli-
cations. stimulated by reports about
the refunding plan. New Haven
oonds were q shade better. Chesa-
peake and Ohio convertible 5s and
convertible 4hs were both strong.
New York Central 6s were higher.
All the Erie bonds were well
bought. Traders anticipate good
February earnings statements.
keiiy-SpIfnSncld IS Break.
The weak spots of the day were
round among the industriais. Kelly
Springfield IS were conspicuous with
a break Of nearly 8 points. Heayiness
appeared again in Wickwire Spencer
Steel as. Virginia Carolina Chemical
ponds went lower. On the other hand,
cuba Cane Sugar SIS were stronger.
setter prices were recorded for most
or the active foreign bonds. All the
french issues were higher, the SIS
touching 9S for the first time on this
recovery, and the French cities SIS
selling at -. Austrian is crossed 80
TO a new high for the year. Belgian
:, rs and IS. were unusually active and
fractionally higher.
New financing continues compare
lively light.
Evening star., 1924-03-17
OHIO BANK LOSES CASE
IN SUPREME COURT

The First National Bank of Colun-
bus, Ohio, lost today in the Supreme
Court in its appeal to prevent the
Louisiana highway commission and
the treasurer of Louisiana from
paying out certain funds on deposit in
the Hibernia Bank of New Orleans.
Contending it was the intention of
the state to abandon the construction
of the Hammond-New Orleans high
way and use the money for other
purposes, the Ohio bank as the own
er of the lands, which it alleged
would have been enhanced in value
by the construction of the proposed
highway, sought to have the federal
courts restrain the state officials from
using the money In the New Orleans
bank for any other purpose than the
construction of the highway.
Evening star., 1924-03-17
EXPORTS OF GRAIN
SHOW SHARP DROP
Commerce Department Reports
Only l,050,000 Bushels
Shipped During Week.

Grain exports from the United
States last week were 1.050,0OO bush
els. as compared with 2,7S2,0O0 bush
els the preceding week. the Depart
ment of Commerce today announce ed
Exports for the corresponding week
last year were 2,575.0 900 bushels.
The exports included: Wheat. 2e2,-
600 bushels this week, as compared
with 1,276,000 last week; corn, no 600,
against $4,000; oats. 1000, against
1000; barley, 47,00o. against 507, 900.
There were no exports or rye last
week, while exports the preceding
week were $4,000 bushels.
The total grain shipments in transit
were given by the department at
1,710,000 bushels last week, against
5.243,000 bushels the preceding week
United States and Canadian flour. in
transit last week aggregated $4,000
barrels. against $4,000 barrels in
transit the preceding week.
Evening star., 1924-03-17
TODAY.s CHICAGO PRICES.

CHICAGO, March 17.-With swea tn
er con 1itions against a liberal move
ment of corn to terminal markets,
higher prices for corn were reg
istered today in the early. dealings.
The fact that heavy snowfalls and
lower temperatures were threatening
further delay to oats seeding tended
also to lift corn values. Commission
houses were buyers of corn and rural
offerings were small. After opening
u to q higher, May 77s to 7&h, the
corn market continued to range above
Saturdays finish.
Although in sympathy with an ad-
vance in Liverpool quotations the
wheat market here showed firmness
at the start, declines quickly took
place. Traders appeared to be i'm
pressed more with improved pros
poets for domestic winter wheat than
by news from Europe! The opening
which varied from unchanged figures
to k higher. May 1.063s to 1.o6ss and
July 1.07k to 1.o7ss. were followed
by a moderate setback all around.
Oats started u to u higher, May
46x, and later, held firm.
, Provisions were lower in line with
fho hnc m rkaf
Evening star., 1924-03-17
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
BY the Associa ted Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 17.-Foreign
exchanges irregular. Quotations Gin
United States dollars)-Great Britain.
demand, 4.2sh: cables, 4.zSX; 6o-day
bills on banks, 4.25E. France, de-
mand,, .o4ssh; cables, .04e0k. Italy,
gium, demand, .04o2; cables, .O4O3.
Germany, demand (per trillion), 20.
Holland, demand, 81. Norway, de-
mand, 1881. Sweden. demand,
1854. Denmark, demand, .l5451a
Switzerland. demand. 1928. Spain.
demand, 1857. Greece, demand, 0167.
Poland, demand, .o0000012. Czecho-
slovakia, demand, .o2sSA. Jugosla-
via, demand. .0123A. Austria, de-
mand, .0000141s. Rumania, demand,
.0053A. Argentina, demand, "a. Bra :
zil, demand, .1125. Toxic, demand,
.42H. Montreal, 90 11-16.
Evening star., 1924-03-17
$10,088, ,450 OUTLAY
BEING MADE BY B. & o.
Grain Elevator Under Construction
at Baltimore and Costly Changes
Planned at Piers.
Special Dispatch to The Star,

Specl1I blspAtCu to Hc StAF
BALTIMORE, March 11.-GeneraI
improvement work, amounting to
S1O,0SS,450, is under way by the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company in
this city.
The program includes the erection
CT 4 grain elevator at pier No. Z, and
galleries at. Locust Point, which will
cost $5,555, 900; an office building. and
laboratory at Mount Clare. S210,5O0:
machinery to be installed for the test
bureau at Mount Glare, S46,70n; a
ten-ton gantrv cranes at Mount Clare,
$41,300; shop tools to be installed at
the same place, $94.950: pier No. 3
and repairs to pier No. 5, Locust
Point, $3.7O0,000; improvements to
pier No. 10, Locust Point, $241,290;
extension of the third track at Bay
View, $19,7S0; water supply .at River
side, $3S.000, and a bridge across the
Belt Line railroad at Barclay street,
$4,000.
Evening star., 1924-03-17
ANOTHER MOTOR BUS
STARTS IN CHICAGO
Coaches to Run on Two Minute
Schedule in Thickly Set
tied West Side.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CHICAGO. March 17-Another mo-
tor bus route went into full schedule
operation here today with three sub
routes which tap the thickly populat-
ed districts of the west side. To
begin with. the coaches are run
ming at ten-minute intervals, but this
will be cut down to two minutes.
The management plans to add a
coach a day until it is possible to
operate on the shorter schedule.
Coal markets here have shown d
wide range in the last week, but
the volume of sales has been small,
with the larger purchases made at
bottom figures.
Evening star., 1924-03-17
MARKET CLOSES HEAVY.
U. S. Steel Joins Tumble in
Final Tradine.
BY tho Associated Pres

AssOCIHIFu Fress,
NEW YORK, March 17.-Speculat-
ors for the decline succeeded in
bringing about a sharp reaction in to-
the selling believed to have been in
spired by the decision of the house
ways and means committee to report
the 81, 200, 000. 900 bonus bill, pressure was
centercd against special issues in
which unfavorable trade develop
ments are reported to be pending, es-
pecially in the motors, rubbers and
tobaccos. Sales approximated 1,000,-
900 shares.
The closing was heavy. Prices
gave way more rapidly in the final
hour when the customary leaders
were subjected to selling pressure.
United States Steel breaking below
101.
Evening star., 1924-03-17
MAY GET 40 PER CENT.

NEW YORK, March 17.-The $4,000
creditors of the bankrupt interna-
of Knauth, Nachod & Kuhne,, which
failed last June for nearly $4,000, 900,
may eventually receive about 40 per
cent of their claims, according to
figures presented at the first credi-
tors meeting by Middleton s. Bor-
land, the receiver.
Evening star., 1924-03-17
PEACH DRIVE PLANNED.
Growers Arranging for Big Adver
tising Campaign.
,peci,i Dipatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 1.-THE
peach growers of the Marysvale dis
trict and other cooperative organiza-
TOMS are planning a nationwide adj
vertising campaign similar to that
which has been conducted for some
years by the Sun Maid Raisin Growers
Association. The peach growers now
are negotiating with Gamers in an
effort to induce the latter to share
in the expense of this program.
Until the plans for such a CAM
paign are fully decided on and the
results are being felt, growers are
being urged to curtail planting of
peach trees. BY this means it is
hoped swiftly to bring together the
demand and supply.
Evening star., 1924-03-17
Washington Stock Exchange

SALES.
Washington Gas $500 at 1885,.
Capita Traction $500 at e6k,
Riggs Realty Qonz) 5s-S1 900 at o.
Capital Traction Co.--3 at 94ss, 10 at 941,
9 at 94h.
Washington Rwy. & Elcc. pfd-5 at 70
washington Gas Lisht-10 at 50iz. at 5o1s.
) at J0i2.
AFTER CALL.
Capital Traction 5s-$5O0 IT 9G5s
Washington Gas Is '35-S1o0 at 100as 5000
at lo0ss. 500 at 10o5s.
losps q nor
Evening star., 1924-03-17
VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY.

NEW York. March 1.-THE visible
supply Of American grain shows the fol-
Z, lowing changes. in bushels: Wheat
decreased $50, 900; corn, increased, 1884, =
900; oats, increased, 10000; rye, in,
creased $4,000; barley, decreased 30, 080
Evening star., 1924-03-17
COTTON IS STEADY
AS WEEK BEGINS
Active Old Crop Months Go Higher
on Better Cables From
Liverpool.
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 1.-THE cot
ton market opened firm at an ad-
vance Of 20 to As points on continued
buying, which had developed toward
the end Of last week and which found
addition encouragement in the firm
er showing of today's Liverpool
cables and unfavorable weather re-
ports from the south. May contracts
sold at 2s.7o and October at 2s.16
These prices attracted realizing. but
the offerings were readily absorbed
on setbacks of 10 or 20 points, and
the market showed a very steady
Private cables reported the firm
ness in Liverpool was due to small
offerings and coverings on the firmer
statistical position and a good spot
demand.
New Orleans Prices Strong.
NEW ORLEANS. March 1.-THE
first trading recording gains over
the previous close of "a to 26 points.
Liverpool was very much better than
due. and cables reported a. better feel
ing and scarcity Of contracts.
the to Nav move dsI
29.71 or 42 points above Saturdays
close and October to 1854 or 20 points
up. Atjthe end of the first half hour
active old crop months were about
10 points Off from the early high.
Noon bids ON Cotton.
NEW YORK, March 17.-Cotton fu-
lures, 11:45 am, bids steady. May,
1853; July, 1881; October, 26.1o; De-
cember. 25.75.
NEW ORLEANS, March 17.-Cotton
futures, noon. bids steady. March,
2e.S3: May. 1850; July, 2s.72; October
1857; December $500.
Evening star., 1924-03-17

Before YOu 1nvest-Invest estigate.
It's queer how careful man can
be after he's lost his money. Abe
Martin says that a man who is not
satisfied with per cent and his
money are soon parted.