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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-22

A nyari meleg az Okla mindennek.

Gyiilesre hivta 0ssze szomba1
estere a Polgani K0r tagjait. a
meghiv6 eljutdt mindenkihez
vagy lapunk vagy p6stakartya
utian. A hiv6 $40 azonban ma
gyon keves, helyen- talaH meyer
tesre, szombat este bizony szomo
ruan keves szamu yalaszto pol
gar gyilekezett egybe.
Pedig ha valaha, ugy most for
tos lenne gyiilesre iaras. koze'
lednek az el6vaisztasok, renge
teg a jelolt. A palyazok dsungel
iebol igazan nehez kivalasztan
az alkalmas embereket.
Megint az lesz, hogy albany
magyar szarmazasu valaszto
annyifele fog maid szavaznl. Ha
szavaz egyaltalan. A legtobbJt
elfelejti, hogy a szavazatl Jogo
sultsase = egyben k0telesseget is
ielpnt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-22
PIKNIKEZTEK
A BRIDGEPORTIAK

A Magyar Segelyzo Szovetseg
(Bridgeporti) helyi fiokia az ell
multi het szombatjan tartotta
nyari mulatsagat a mindenki al
tai ismert Campbell Parkban. A
piknik rendezosege Macy figye-
lemmel gonddal dolgpzott "a ne
mes iigy erdekaben, minden 10,
talalhat6 volt pikniken - csak
a k0z0nseg hibazott.
A hatalmas fedett tanchelyiSeg
ben szaporan jarta a tame, Med
We hubMrdi zenekara, amugy
magyaroSan huzta talp ala va
tancot. Estefele siiriibben szal-
ling6zott k0zonseg, a megjelen-
tex szama meg ICY is messze ma
radt a.megszokott tomegtSl.
A pikniken kedyes vendeg is
volt a magyarsagnak. A Szovet-
seq faradhatatlan mamkassagu
f6titkara, Valko Janos. leanya-
va! egvetemben elliott Bridge
portr6l, hogy resztvegyen mu-
latsagon szemelyesen ismerJe
meg a helyi osztaly tagsagat.
Kar, hogy tagtarsak, no meg
a magyarsag legnagyobb resze
tavolmaradt err0l a piknikrol
melynek erdekeben Csolinszkl
Ferencz, az osztaly elnoke tiszt-
yiselS tarsaival egyetemben any
nyit faradozott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-22
Borzalmas csaladirtas
Egy Newton Fallsi munkas ember oriltseg rohamaban
megolte feleseget ket gyermeket maid maga ellen
/ forditotta fegyvert.

Kedden borzalmas tragedia szin
helye volt, a yarosunktSl mem
messze fekvo Newton Falls. RO-
bert Preto, 26 ewes acelgyari mum
kas megolte felesegft, ket oyer
meket, maid magaval vegzett.
A csaladirto mar h6napok 6ta
beteoeskedett, multkoriban ell
think napokra, magahoz we've re-
volveret, avval a szandekkal,
hogy veget vet eletenek. Az on
gyilkossagr6l letett, 3 par napi k6-
borlas utan, visszatert ovei k0re-
be.
A rettenetes tragediat Pretoek
lak6ja, Cecil Rheinberger fedezte
fel, amikor kedden este 7 6rakor
munkajab6l hazatert. A. hazat
csukva talalta, bemaszott egy alb
lakon, azutan a konyhaba ment, /,
ahol megfozte vacsorajat. Az ct
kezes utan felment az emeletre, a
hol elhaladva haloszoba el6tt,
remeszt6 latvany tarult szemei
ele.
A veres hal0szoba ban Ott fe-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-22
Macy vAsAR.

A Klivan's Brothers Co., 271-
3-5 East Federal St.-i iizleteben
folyamatban van az evenkinti
szokasos nyari Macy vasar. A ceg
aruraktara hat emeleten van ell
helyezve, megtalaihat6 OFT min
denfajta arucikk. A raktar erte-
Ike j6val t0bb, mint szazezer dol
lar, Ez a hatalmas arukeszlet
most melyen leszallitott arak mel
lett kerul eladasra, mivel ceg-
mex sziiksege van helyre. DacaN
annak, hogy az arak olcs6bbak
lettek, minden arucikk megkap-
hat6 kenyelmes reszletfizetesre is
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-22
MAGYAR Flu sIKERE.

. A Carnegie Steel Company,
mint minden esztend6ben, ugy ez-
eden is palyazatot ,Hirdetett az
iskolas gyermekek kozott ".Sa-
fety First" kalendariumanak raj
zaira. Rengeteg palya munka er-
kezett be Youngstown korzet-
b6l ICY annal na:yobb dics6seg
az, hogy harmadik dijat egy ma
gyon tehetseges magyar flu, Ge-
renday Laci nyerte ell, aki kiilon-
ben DIR. Gerenday Laszl6 refor-
matus lelkesznek a fla.
Az igazan sokoldalu tehetsegai
flu >sikerehez gratulalunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-22
TARSASUTAZAS.
Az Greg "Dong6" 80 ev utan ha-
"a latogat. - A Columbus" ha.
i6val Hnennek a magyarok.

Szeptember 3.-an indul New
Yordb6l tengeri utjara, a North
German Lloyd legpompasabb
5haj6ia, a Columbus. Evvel a
'haj6val meey haza latogat6ba,
harminc hosszu kiizdelmes ev
yutan Kemeny Gy0rgy, a "Vas
Andras" szerzoje "Dong6"
szerkeszt3je. S1iiretre, s1oll6eres
idejere otthon lesznek mindazok,
akik Kemennyel mennek egy-
ben tengeri szarazfoldi utjukon
o lesz a kalauzok. J6l teszi min
den magyar testverInk, aki reg
nem latott sziilofohdjere vagya-
kozik vissza, ha az Greg 'Dong6
tarsasagaban teszi meg az utat
A nem polgarok irast kapnak,
amellyel akadalytalanql vissza-
terhetnek Amerikaba. Akik a
Columbus" haj6val, Kemeny
vezetese alatt mennek, azoknal
|.felejthetetlen elmenyekben le,
szen resziik. Az ultra vonatkoz6.
Tag Kemeny Gy0rgy keszesegge
szolgal felvilagosittasokkal, haas
kesziil6 vereink irjanak Neki, eli
me: 1860 25th Street, Detroit
| Michigan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-22
ERTESITES
A verhovay tagok figyelmsbe

- 49, -
Ezennel ertesitem 108.-ik IL
ok tagsagat, hogy a Kozpontt6l
megj0tt az k0rlevel, mely az
augusztusi halaleseti havidij Ell
ENGEDESER0L intezkedik.
Ebben a. kedvezmenyben csak
azok reszesiilnek, akik 1923. au-
gusztus l. el6tt lettek tagjai az
egyletnek 1926. augustus Len
nem hatralekosak.
Felkerem tehat mindazokat, a
Xix tartozasban vannak, hogy
hatralekaikat julius utols6 nap
iaig rendezzek vagy a titkarnal,
vagy, penztarnoknal, kinek ci-
me All Kyle St.
Azok. akik csak minden ket no
napban szoktak havidijaikat rem
dezni, j6l teszik, ha tartozasuk-
max e h6 vegeig eleget tesznek -
ellenesetben mem elvezhetik a
kedvezmenyt.
L =
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-22
KERELEM.

Tisztelettel kerjiik lapunk OIL
vasiot, hogy kozoljek veliink ha
lapunkat mem kapjak rendesen.
Akinek lap kezbesiteset illeto-
leg panaszai vannak, akar telefo-
non, akar egy p6stakartyan je-
lentse be nekiink S mi azonnal in
tezkedni fogunk.
Lapunk hatralekos el6fMetoit
pedig ARA kerjiik, hogy el6fizete
siiket vagy kollektorhoz, vagy
irodankba jutassak Ell.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-22

Macy or0m k0ltOz0tt az elmult
het folyaman Farkas Peterek
Ellsworth, @. otthonaba. A haz
'derek asszonya, ferjet egy egesz-
seges flu gyermekkel ajandekoz-
ia meg. Farkas Peter Republic
Iron and Steel Co. .nak megbe-
csiilt mslnkasa ICY a csaladi
ijr0m alkalmaval nemcsak ma
gyarsag, hanem gyari mnnkas-
testverei is elhalmoztak jokiva
natokkal derek magyar testve-
riinket.
Mi is pratulalunk!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-22
JON A "szULTAN"

A 10th Istvan vezetese alatt
all6 New York. Magyar Szinpad
lapunk utjan kiildi iidy0zletet a
magyarsagnak. A j6kivansagpk- :
kal egyetemben azt kohl tarsu-
lat, hogy az osz folyaman egy
pompas n6tas darabbal k0sz0nt
be maid varosmkba. A "Szul-
tan" cimii operettben minden
val6sziniiseg szerint november
Ten leaz alkalmunk gy0nyor-
k0dni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-22
tDv0ZLET.

O2v. Mih6k Sandorne a k0zis-
inert ingatanforgalmi es kOz-
jegyI6i roda vezet6je, aki jelen
leg Budapesten tart6zkodik SKI
YES iidyozletet kildi lapunk Mt
jan magyarsagnak. A Dollar
Bank 6piileteben lev5 irod&ja
kdaaseggel Gil . unagyars6g rem
delkeu6a6sks mindenfaita ieyes-
oajos dolosban. iA
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-22
SzelrlelI hirek.

valk6 Janos, Bridgeport, a
Magyar Segelyzs Szovetseg f5-
titkara leanyaval egyiittt az ell
mult szombaton verosnnkban err
kezett. Az allomason a helyi fisk
kiild0ttsege varta. Valk6ek,
Tausz B. Gyula yendegszeret6
sotthonaban .leltek melag fogadta-
,tasra.
Nemsnyi E. Miklos, lapunk f.
szerkeszt6je vasarnap Pittsburg-
-ba ment, ahol reszt vesz Verho-
vay Egylet igazgat6sagi iilesein.
A gyiiles utan visszater varo-
sunkba, hogy kierdemelt vaka-
.ci6iat elvezhesse.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-22
.EsKttv6.

Az Amerikas magyar szineszet-
mex ket eros tehetsegu, sep Jo-
vojii tagja talalt egymasra. Ma
gyarsagunk szeretett S kedvelt
ismer0sei: Munkachy Erzsike s
Bodrogi Zsignnond hazassagra
l6ptek. Legut6bb is lit volt ko-
riinkbe akik annyit jatszottak
a szinpadon a hazastarsi szerepet,
most az eletben valtottak valo-
ra eZt.
SzivbH ;gratulahlnk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-22
PET0FI aYtIfs

Campbell, Ohio. "A Pet6fi San
dor Egylet vezet6sege ezuton tu-
data a tagokkal, hogy vasarnap,
julius 25.-en, delutan ket oral
ke0dettel q Grow Hallban lesz
megtartva a juliusi gyiiles.
al fontos gyiilasen minden tag
jelenlete kivanatos.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-22
VERHOVAY 108
Beteg tagjaink nevsora heten q
k0vetkezo:

Ivan Janos (65 Parnell ST.,
id. Horvath Andras COS Salt
Spring Road), KaluczRy' Janos
(1349 Republic Ave., 10th ia
bor 1912 Bellavista Ave.
Betegseg titkarnal jelenten-
dS. cine 211 Edwards ST., tele-
fon szama 78749.
Hoffer Andras, titkar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-22

A Katholikus Ifjusagi Kor. base
ball csapata vasarnap delntan 8
6rakor, a Rights Fielden merk6-
xix 9 Rose and Sons csapattal.
Az erdekesnek igerkez6 merk3-
zesre felhivjuk a sportkedvel5
nagyarsag figyem6t.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-22

A Belmont temetoDen, sirok
birodamaban egy frissen hantolt,
koszoruval boritott sirhalomban
alussza 0rok almat Szuligan ia
nos. Elmulasaval egy derek ma
gyarral lett keyesebb fajtank.
Amig cit - mindig j6t tett. Be
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-22
EseHdt,lenyek II
(R) Megj0ttem !

lejart az ideje, visSzatertem
Youngstownba S ismet atvettem
a lap szerkeateset. Mint azelStt,
ugy most is nyilt sisakkal allok
a magyarsag ele, tovabbra is be-
csiilettel kivanom szolgalni -
mem Az egyenek, hanem az 0ssz-
magyarsag erdekeit. Aki ebben a
munkam'ban segit az velem van,
aki ell akar gancsolni, az, hiszem
az egesz magyarsaggal talalja
maid szembe magat.
A harom h6napi szabadsagom
alatt sokfele iartam, sokat lat
tam es tapasztaltam. f lap hasab
jain, i6forman minden lepesem-
r6l beszamolok maid olvas6im-
max.
De mindjart most megemlitek
egy dolgot. Magyarorszag ma a
siralomvolgye. Szegenyseg, nyo-
morusag az egesz vonalon. Eleg
ha anyit emlitek meg, hogy ma
jus hawaiian Budapesten mindcn
nap tM ember dobta ell magat6l
az eletet. "A nyomor adta szeren
csetlenek kezebe fegyvert, az
ehseg vitte Duna hullamaiba
6ket, a kilatastalan jovo itatta ve-
hik meg a meregpoharat. Az al
lam penziigyei rendbe jottek, de
lakossag Macy resze aldozata a
szanalasnak.
Akinek van odahaza vaaakije
= az segitse. Ne varja kero leve-
leket hanem 0nszantabol, j6-
szivb6l adjon. Minden h6napban
kiildjon :haza egy bizonyos ossze-
get. De tegye EFT rendszeresen.
Malgyarorszagot tonkre tette
elSszor haboru, masodszor for
radalom meg a komuni7mals, har-
madszor a roman megszallas, a
trianoni beke most negyedsaer
a scandals. Egyik pnsztitas Sc
hagyott olyan borzalmas nyomo-
kat maga utan mint szana-
las.
Vasarnap meghato magyar i'm
nep szinhelye volt Ellwood City.
Templomot szentelt $. slefkeMt ik-
tatott be az ottani magyarsag.
Ez maroknyi magyarsag mar
masodszor ada peldajat annak,
hogy megertessel, egyakarassal,
buzgalommal, szorgalommal S j6
lelekkel ,csodas dolgokat lehet pro
dukani.
10 par esztendeje annak, hogy
megcsinatak "a Magyar Hazat.
Egy tucat lelkes magyar ALT osz-
SIZE megcsinalta.
Most reformatus listen hazat
szentelt az ottani magyarsag, pc
dig csak maroknyi.
Penziik nem volt, hisz papjuk
is gyarba dolgozik ugy paszto-
rolia nepet. Maguk fogtak hoz-
"a a. sep kis templomnak min
den darab k0vet, minden deszka-
lat maguk raktak ossze. MikOr
mas a gyari munka utan piheno-
re teri, ok ujra munkaba alltak.
Az Ellwood City-i magyar re-
formatus templom anyaganak
minden darabjahoz magyar We
rejtek tapa'd, mely maid evtize-
dek utan is biiszke hirdetoje lesz
magyar becsiiletnek.
A vasarnapi magyar iinnepenl
varosunkb0l is sokan resztvettek
Eek vigyek sect ennek a tenn
plomnak hiret keletkezesenek S
megepitesenek historiajat.
Gratulalunk az ottani magya-
roknak, els6sorban vezet6jGknek,
Mt. Babinszky lelkesz urnak.
Szombat este pikniket tartott a
Bridgeport Szovetseg helyi fiok-
ia. A pikniken, valjuk meg, BIZ
zony nagyon kevesen voltak.
A tagok ~ vagy a haromne-
gyed resziik hibazott azert
nem j0ttek ell, mivel AIT hittek,
hnoy oft leSZ magyarSaU. A ma
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-22

csiiletes magyar. szive forron do
bogott exert a lenezett nemzet-
segert. A temetesere Gsszegyiile-
kezett sok-sok ember, mind an
max volt hirdetoje, hogy erdemes
j6t tenni, erdemes a mai dollar
hajszas vilagbana is szivembernek
lenni.
Nyugodalma lpgyen csendes!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-22

OLVASSA HIRDETESEINKET
ES TAMOGASSA HIRDET0-
INKETl
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-22

(Folytatas q 2.-ik oldalr6l)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-04-20
Chicago Cattle Market

cATTLE-Receipts a5,ooo: GOOD to
choice wetghty fed steers and 1cng
yearlings IS to IS lower: long year
iings mostly 10 to Is off; heavfss
slow at full decline; light yeatlinas
and yearling heifers active. steady; no
changes on other classes she stock;
few loads 1910 to 1925: these long
fed and highly conditioned; bulk fat
stesrs .75@9.75; largely steer run:
stockers and feeders scarce, frm; veal.
ers steady, s.50@9.00.
HOGS-Receipts 1900; market
opened steady to 10 lower; light
weights 10 to Is OF; medium and
heavy weight butchers closed steady.
10 to az higher than early; bufk hat
ter 226 to 240-pound butchers 1910 to
1880; desirable 1870 to 210-pound
weights largely 13.00@13.3S: majority
good and choice ITO pounds down 1870
@1S.60: top 100 to 170.pound averages
1880; few 1870 to l40-pound averages
UP to 1875; bulk ESQ to 350-paund
9Stsasfs sgik Sorted Rr Sc.
13.5O@13.75; shippers took 1900: -.
timated holdover 5000.
SHEEP-Receipts $4,000; lambs gen
orally go higher: fat sheep arm: most
desirable weight fat wooded lambs
14.75@15.00; few heavies 13.000140e:
thin light kind 13.00@13.50 mostly:
clipped lambs 11.75@13.00: few choice
light kind held above 1898: several
loads ~ to S0-pound shearing lambs
14.o09145o; best fat ewes $50 In odd
lotA ---------
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-04-20
FINANCIAL NEWS

, ed again in the afternoon on specu-
!; lative disappointment over the POSI-
tive stand taken by Chairman Gary
against any increase In the U. s
Steel common dividend at this time
and closed with more or less irregu-
larity.
The most Illuminating Information
on the present business situation
was given by Chairman Gary at the
annual stockholders meeting Of the
Steel Corporation. when he said that
present bookings of about 2S,500
tons day compared With 35,a61 On
the corresponding date. last month
and 1T,f79 tons a year ago. while
present shipments were 4S,141 tons
a day against 1e.457 hast month and
45,956 a year ago. Considering the
hackYardhess Of the season. the re-
suits, he said. were satisfactory. U.
S. Steel common opened at ,119H.
advanced to 1905 and then dopped
back to 11SA, closing at the bottom.
Other steels showed mixed fraction
al changes on the day.
Hudson, the most active issue,
opened at 81, advanced to 64A, drop
ped back to 621s and then rallied to
Ga for a net gain of half a point
on the day. The early selling was
associated with Thea reprt that the
company's output would be decreas-
ed from 1880 to 900 cars daily be-
cause unreasonable weather had in
terfered with spring sales. Pierce
Arrow preferred closed IA points
higher after having touched So but
most of the other active motors
showed little changes. AeuteSweak-
ness of the Armour issues which col.
lapsed to new low levels for the
year, aroused fears in some quarters
that the dividend on the A stock
was In some danger. Selling also
was accompanied by rumors of dis
sension in the pool which recently
had been operating in those issues
Heavy issues of L. S. Rubber COM
mon which broke below 60 to a new
low level for the year. was associat-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-04-20

ed with the recent decline in crude
rubber prices. Other rubbers show
ed slight recessions. Sulphur stocks
were in good demand. Rails were
rather sluggish.
The principal. commodity markets
lost ground. Wheat futures yielded
fractionally on profit-taking. Cot
ton sagged to points with fore
casts of favorable weather as the
chief selling influence. Coffee Jump
ed % to- 10 points under the stimu-
lus of covering by new Shorts
Raw sugar was unchanged but fu-
lures eased to 4 points.
Call money renewed at AZ percent
and then dropped to 4, closing at
that figure. 1t Is eetiynat ted that about
SS.0000o0 in loans was celled early
today. Time nohsy and Commercial
paper rates were unchanged.
Renewed weakness IN French
francs, Which established another
new low level for all time at 3.31
cents. FEATURED the Irregular foreign
exchange market. Demand sterling
held steady at $4.S5 "a. Spanish
and Norwegian currency advanced
slightly but most Of the other Euro
pean rates showed small declines.
! The continued quotation or the can
adian dollar at premium of 5-32
of one percent, was followed today
by the announcement of shipment
of 81 .O00, 009 in gold coin to Canada.
Other shipments probably will fol-
low If the present rate Is maintained.
Freed from the uncertain intlu-
ences Of the stock market, bond
prices forged steadily ahead today.
Closing quotations showed that the
average a 40 representative issues
stood at 95, the highest point IN
several years.
The days trading, however. was
not marked by any striking devel-
opments but rather careful search
for bonds which had been tagging
behind the rest Of the list. Second
issues derived the greatest benefit
from this policy. of discrimination
purchases.
Buying interest in the railroad
group was Spread over an unusually
wide assortment of issues with an
eye to speculative possibilities. Mis-
souri, Pacific general is led in activ-
ity. mounting almost a point to
new ton price for the year. while
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-04-20
Stock market averages:
New York Money Market

New York, April 19.--[Pl.
Call money easier; high 1 las, low
4, ruling rate IA. closing bid 4. Of
fered at 4 Ia, last loan 4.
Call loans again acceptances 8 "a.
Time loans steady; mixed collateral
$3.50 days 3-SQ4A 4-6 months 3-S
Q45: prime mercantile paper Ia.
Foreign exchanges irregular.
Great Britain, demand 4.S5 ga, ca
bles ass 3-16. 60-day bills on banks
4.S1 rs.
France. demand 1924, cables 800.
r Italy. demand 4.02. cables 400 3-S.
Belgium. demand 3.66I.
Germany, demand 1919.
Holland, demand 40.0S.
Norway, demand PISA.
Sweden, demand 26.f6.
Denmark. demand 26.15.
Switzerland. demand 1880
Spain, demand 14.41.
Greece, demand 1.26S.
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tras 3l@36; nearby pullets 81; nearby
hennery browns extras 81 a So: Pacific
coast whites extras S7@3S; do. fTsts
to extra firsts 1906.
POTATOES-Dull and weaker; New
York bulk per $50 pounds 1900; Long
Island do. HOO; Maine do, 10.00Q1l 90.
CABBAGES-Dull; southern white
75c@S1.25.
The raw sugar market was unchang-
ed today with nearby sugars available
at Ala while shipment sugars were
fractionaliy higher. Sales included
$4,000 bags of Cuban In port. and To-
900 bags of Porto Rico due late this
month at 4.14, to local refiner, and
% 900 bags OF Cuban, May shipment,
to an operator at All.
Reports that the president of Cuba
had recommended to Nju owners that
they cut their production 10 per cent,
during their present crop, which would
bring the final cutfurn to 4,714,253
tons against earlier expectations Of
around i, ass. 900 tons, apparently had
been discounted and had little erect
In the raw sugar futures market. The
opening was steady on Cuban buying.
but after ruling ABOUND the previous
close prices 6naily weakened Under IL
ouidaticn and commission house sell.
ing, with the close two to four points
net lower May closed 2.29, July asa.
september 2.6s. December as. Janu-
Demand for refined sugar was less
active. although Withdrawals on old
contracts were in fair proportions.
Prices were unchanged at 5.25 to $50
for me graduated.
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there were predictions Of warmer
weather and of welcome moisture for
the wheat area northwest. ~
Falling OF 1,S26,000 bushels in the
United States visible supply total
failed to check the late downward
trend of wheat. Earlier, however, a
sharp new advance here had been scor-
ed, owing to Winnipeg reports of ac-
tive buying for Europe, both for imme-
diate shipment as well as future de-
livery. Subsequently there appeared
to be Q lull in transatlantic demand
Then with increased selling pressure
rapidly developing here, the days
early gains were wiped out, majority
of traders leaning to the opinion that
such a result was to have been ex-
pected in view of the swiftness Of the
preceding advance.
Improved weather made corn traders
lean to the selling side of the market
almost from the start. Oats sympa-
thized with corn.
Better eastern and foreign demand
for lard steadted the provision market
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the roads skies duplicated their
previous high. Other points Of
strength included Chicago and AL
ton 3 lbs, Chicago Great Western
Is, Chicago and Eastern Illinois rs.
st. Paul As of 1899, Big Four As.
Great Northern 5s, Louisville and
Nashville Is, Rock Island refunding
As, Seaboard 6s and Wilkesbarre and
Eastern 5s.
Fewer so-called bargains" were
available in the public utility and
industrial divisions, but several of
the mora moderately priced issues
were in demand. International mer-
camille marine Is, Bonner Steel Is,
and Portland Railroad 5s were ac-
Tive ana higher in contrast to the
weakening tendency of Bethlehem
Steel 6s. both Fisheries 6s and Vir-
ginia-Carolina Chemical issues.
Price movements of United States
and foreign government obligations
were irregular with most of the
French issues resuming downward
course
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Chicago Produce Market
Chicago. April 19.-~{R

Chicago. April lS.-~tRt
Wheat values underwent q sudden
setback today toward the last, owing
largely to increased selling to realize
proflts. The fact that the market had
climbed to 10 cents above prices which
were current at one time last week
was chiefly responsible for the reac-
ton. Wheat closed irregular at one
cent net decline to So advance, May
1.67f to 1874 and July 1.43s to LA,
with corn SIS to Use off, oats shade
to 2 IA down and provisions virtually
unchanged.
the wheat market were estimates from
railroad sources that the wheat yield
oil unlaYtoma. Kansas, Texas and Ne
hraska this season would total 337,-
600. 900 bushels against 10000. 900
bushels year ago. Indications that
further amounts Of wheat were being
purchased in the. northwest to be
brought here for delivery on May con-
tracts tended also to undermine the
market In the late dealings. Besides.