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Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-05-13
Students Win at Renton

Olga Well and Donovan Tjoms-
land represented Vashon at the
County Track Meet at Renton last
Saturday. Olga won second place
in the seventy yard dash and 3rd
in the fifty.
Donovan won first place in the
high jump and 3rd IN the discus
throw.
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Mothers Day was fittingly OBJ
served in Burton on Sunday last.
Many Mothers were present to
hear the splendid sermon given at
the Burton Baptist church. Nature
in all her springtime glory con
trihuted her share toward the
hallowed sacredness of the Day,
Ralph Root was the victim of a
painful accident the past week
when a pile of lumber at the Will
Jams Mill slipped and knocking
him down broke one of the bones
of his ankle and somewhat bruised
his body.
Rev. T. S. Fretz was in attend
ance at the Western Washington
Baptist Convention held in Seattle
the first of the week. w. Coy
interested from of tba vorngar
church fan, for tho Tuesday even
ing session which was nraceaded
Inv . banouet
~
from + Rnrton Gran,mar sebooi p
r 4 and Rcv Frety in , like 90.
nacifv from tbe Hiob School 20.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-05-13
Girls Win

The Vashon Girls baseball team
defeated the Meridian team last
Friday, May 6, by the overwhelm-
ing score OF 1912, on the home
grounds. Naomi Tjomsland and
Lois Clark were the battery for
Vashon. This victory gives the
girls the right to play in the finals
at a later date.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-05-13
vashon vs., Fife

Friday, May 10, vashon meets
Harry Enoch' S Mikados from Fife
Superstition claims Friday the
18th as an unlueky day, bat we
hope it will be an exception on
Friday. The game will be played
on the Vashon home grounds.
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WANTED

COCKERELS-Will pay lie III
for IA lb coekerels. Sunshine
Poultry Farm.
40
500 REWARD for conviction Of
parties who stole furnishings,
tools, shingles, dry rick wood
from my place recently occupied
by Dan Carewe. Also 800. re
ward for conviction of Burglar
who entered and robbed my
house known as Sehwimer place.
S. Il. Donahue. 5-l3-3ip
LOST A wicker rocker between
Ellisport and Maury John
Deppman, Portage. soft
WANTED-Aetiye boys for help.
Vashon Garden Go. 429-2t
1 WILL BUY all your live poultry
and weigh and pay for It at your
place. 4. C. Park, Phone Red
90 evenings. 917tf
WANTED-Tractor ploughing,
grading, land clearing, house
moving, by day, hour, or con
tract. h H. Hall, Black sos,
Burton. 9-10tf
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COVE CoMMENTs
&C. A. Renouf)
> q I

Well, now for the tropical gar
denS which you see are terraced onl
the hill. Owing TO the beneficent
Gulf Stream many subtropical
plants luxuriate here. See that biz
clump of bamboos, here is pepper
tree, also the tree tea palms in pro-
fusion, many other kinds that are
TOO numerous to mention. Such as
geraniums and fuchsias grow like
weeds and do not winter kill. Ii it
were not for the Gulf Stream the
Island would be blocked by ice
during the winter. Many do not
realize the fact that the English
Channel is in the same parallel Of
latitude as Newfoundland, Quebec,
the southern end Of Hudson Bay,
Winnipeg; and Vancouver b. c.
where the japanese Current takes
the place of the Gulf Stream in a
lesser degree.
| hnaVant and we are at Mont VI
gulel Proud Mount hitting
name as it dominates the harbor Of
Gouray and the French coast Is
PLAINLY visible some twelve miles
away. Here is the lofty wall of the
keep and notice that old ivy, the
main stem is as big as ones body
though 1t IS rotted away at the
base 1t must be hundreds OF Years
old. III bet you 1t was not there
IN the time when the warning rae
tons used to try and take the old
place by assault. It would have
been too handy to climb up by one
can imagine how the Stormlng par
ties swarmed up the ladders to be
pushed back and the uneompllmen-
tary eplthets the opposing forces
hurled back and forth while The
archers on the keep and battle
ments exchanged their barbed
shafts with those on the opposite
high land. There used to be q
training ship ON the opposite ny
for the British navy, a ship az
complete ON dry land, where tht
boys got their INITIAL training
without being sea sick.
Here we are IN the COURTYARD
and this the entrance through that
massive iron studded door IN that
, square tower. See the chains stu
hanging where spies, deserters ant
culprits in general were hangee
until their bones ratified IN th'
wind and fell apart. They were no'
given to much sentiment IN ihosi
days when a short shut was In or
der. Notice the frogs OF France
carved in relief ON the entrance
pillars, also the three Leopards o.
] Normandy which are now ineor
j porated in the British coat oil arm.
j. and here is the coat Of arms com
+ plete, Lion, Unicorn, Leopard an'
2 lall the rest showing that the cas-
. tie has been held at various time
Z. by the French, Normans, aud Bri
f.h AN.raa mt ffr4F hint utEn
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Junior Senior Trip

The annual Junior-Senior trip
which the Juniors give the Seniors
will be held Saturday, May H.
Several committees have been ap.
pointed to arrange the transporta
iion and refreshments.
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Meridian Wins

On Friday, May 6, the Vashon
High School nine played Meridian
High School at Vashon The
game was very loosely played, the
score being y to Is in Meridian
favor The least said about the
number of Yashon errors the bet
ter.
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Report oards

The monthly report cards wer,
given ont last Friday, May e. The
usual number were on the honor
roll and few ON the failure list
There is only three weeks left be
fore they are issued again. Thi.
means hard study.
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! ca lFXED ADVEx2 NO.
MAMMOTH BRONZE TURKEY

MAMlMOId ShONAG IuhAGf
Eggs for sale. Walla Walla
stock. SOC each. Il. j. Priest
Vashon. 4-22-tf
CARsTENS HIGH GRADE FER
tilizer. Raw Bone Meal $2.75
per cwt. 3-10-7 for Berry and
garden $3.50 per cwt. 3-5-5
Tankage 1925 per cwt. c. G..
Kimmel, Vashon. 4-1-tf
FOR SALE-Pansy plants by the
dozen or lots. Gail Blk. S34
evenings. Alex L. Moore, Por-
tage, Wash. 4-1-tf
FOR SALE-12 it. Copper Rivet-
ed Cedar Skiffs. Bates Boat
Works, p, o. Lisabeula, Wn.
Shop, Paradise Cove. 3-25-tf
FOR sALE-Cow. Soon Fresh
Candle, Portage. 3-17-tf
90
FOR SALE-A Kimball piano, III
good shape, also a Singer sew
ing machine. May be seen al
our home u South of Vashon
Mrs. VIM. Merrill Smith. 1-2l-ti
80
FOR SALE-Forest wood, $3.50
per cord. Vim. Berry, Blk. 1913
1-14-tl
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Grammar Team Loses

The Center boys won a fine game
of baseball from the Sth grade
team Monday afternoon by score
of l too.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-05-13

been rapidly growing. They came
from Seattle and are in the fifth
grade.
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Junior Program

Because several Juniors were alb
sent last Friday the Junior Pro.
gram was postponed from last Fri
day morning to Friday, May Is.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-05-13
New Pupils

Two more pupils. Laura Mathey
and Grace Gilchrist, have entered
Miss Pashley's room, which has
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-05-13

Get Your Daily and Sunday
TIMES and Sunday P. 1. Of G. L.
Tjomsland, Agent. Just Phone
Red III.
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ADVERTISING RATES

10 cents per line for first inser.
ton; 5 cents per line for each ad.
ditional insertion.
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Sophomore Play

The Sophomore pro
gram given last Thursday, May
10. was great success both from
the standpoint of the spectator
and financially, since each class
cleared about $1,000, The pro
gram was as follows:
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-05-13

q. Music was furnished by the
Freshmen-Sophomore Orchestra
consisting Of Elise Anderson,
Elsie Petersen, Lois Clark, Irene
Clark, and Jack Reeves.
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FOR SALE

~ 2ERELS-$lO0 doz. T. j.,
litlesto, Vashon. 5-13-tf|
FOR sALE-On Vashon-Maury
island improved waterfront
property, For particulars adj
dress g. Portage, Wash. Tel,
Red $50. 5-l3-2t
A few 500 invested NOW should
return YOU a moderate fortune
hortiy For information write
pcpt 90 p. o Box 22ls, Seattle,
Washington. 5-13-1t
FOR sALE-Horse, no blemish,
caeap Mrs. f. Miller, Portage,
Nt. D l65.
FOR sALE--5 Tube Radio Set
complete. 5000. Come and hear
~ Nahon Machine shop.
FOR sALE-2OO thrifty 6 weeks
eockorols Zoe each. Forrest
Home Ranch, Southern Heights
Red 1913. 5-13-tf
For SALES fresh Goats. |
small ones TO give away not la
t than Sunday L. G. Com
stock, Burton.
OR sALE-Aboul % cords Of
Alder eordwood, $500 cord.
Phone Red s74. 429-tf
FOR willard Storage
Batteries Crosley Radio. Bat
terry Charging $3.50. vashon
Maehine Shop. 3-1l-tf
c SALE-Baby bed and mat.
tress in good condition $500.
Call Rod ll2 Mrs. urquhart
56-2j
81
FoK 1ALE- I'll. z. Faro Marine
envue with "a inch reversible
propeller an3 shaft 800. Also
% Fall. Savage repeating rifle
$40 Elmer Ringdahl Vashou
5-6-2tp
80
sALE-Silyotoue fumed
X cabinet photograph with 3
b. records; also so No. rclrigaT
alof Both good as new. A. G.
Nystcdt. Phone Bis ll02
30
PIANO FOR SALE in vashon Vi
entity High grade, a bargain
Pay $40 month For pariicu
lars address Western Piano
Brokerage Go. 12l South Mad
ison 81. Spokane 4224'
80
FOR sALE-Smali body for Ford
truck Cheap. Rel 81.
80
PIANO FOR SALE in Burton vi
cinity. High grade, a bargain
Pay $40 month For particular,
address Western Piano Broker
age Co 12l South Madison ST
Spokane. 422ii
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-05-13
MISCELLANEOUS

FOR REET-Siore room and Of
flee space m the building now
occupied by the c g. Kimmel
Store inquire of z. Monroe
Smock. Yashon
RIDGWAY and RIDGWAY-
Contractors and builders. Es-
Inmates given on all kinds OF
work in building line. r. +. ID.
$50 i. Box AZ. Burton. Wash
3-l1-ti
o.
ABE ABRAHAMsEE Painting.
Phone Black 1913 Paperhanging
VASH0N Kalomining.
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BURTON

(AIrs. Maize Rees) q
(Mrs. A. Il. Young $
y . 9 =
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-05-13

Francis Hofmeister is under DR..
MeGranehan's care due to trouble
with his foot.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-05-13

D. Wild Nell the Pet of the
Plains or Her Final Sacrifice
Cast
Lady We're De We're
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Bill Olsen who is stopping with
Mrs. Tiosdale had his tonsils re-
moved last week. He was out in
three days. You cant keep
good man down.
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A lew 500 invested NOW shou

return YOU moderate fortune
horiiy For information write
pcpt 90, p. o. Box 22lS, Seattle,
Washington. 5-13-1t
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FOR sALE-Smali body for Ford
truck Cheap. Rel 81.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-05-13

Washington, May 9. 1927.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-05-13

FoK1 ALE-l7 II. r Faro Marine
enNue with - inch reversible
propeller an0 haii 800. Also
q % sal. Savage repeating rifle
$40. Elmer Ringdahl. Vashon
5-G-2tp
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Commission Row
PRICE TO RETAILERS


s5S 6seens $as EEs sey s. Ss4
rel -apples-Rome Beauty, $3.50; Russets.
$40 ax; y He Y York X BsLIdwins $40; Ben
6sTs $3.50 Basket Oa appes anp4ee
ID. basket-Rome Beauty. SIZE ~. rs
Winesaps . $1.75 Baldwins, $3.50; Ben
Bananas .(iobbing price,-4@5c Id.
Observation-Disclosures: Ss425kohko hox
Limes-California So per. hundred.
$50 crate: California yalencies, $375 a
Pineapples--Cuban, $3.50 crate.
Observation-Disclosures S3.5065.
VEGETABLES
Asparagus-H. G. fancy white. 60 q 90c
doz.; green, zoe Gl 81 doz.
Beans-Louisiana stringless So per ham,
Beets---Louisiana. So per hamper.
Brussels Sprouts-Fancy California zoe
Cabbage-Mississippi Sc crate.
90 Carrots-California. 81 bu.; Louisiana.
Caniifower-Crate So.
Celery-Florida. 3 and 4-doz. crate. SIS
MaImmoth twashedl 81 5o@1.75 doz.
6scnmbers@H stiSS co. doz.. s2.25;
southern. $3.50 hamper.
Essg1RPd c,iEtGaadfsa S15o92 dos.
Kale-H. G., $1.75 Dbl:
Lettuee=7ceberg, crit, $3.50: II. C. hot
house, $40 15-lb. basket.
81 so peck.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., III lbs.
81 25.
Onions-Texas yellow, $3.50: Texas
whites 1878 crate: H. G.. green. Acc doz
Onion Sets-Yellow. S2.75 bu.
Parsey--H. g.. SOC per bunch
Peas--California. $3.50 hamper; Ten.
nessee Junes, So.
Potatoes--Michigan whites. $50 lbs. S.
Russet Burbanks, $50 lbs, $3.50: Idaho
bakers. 81 box; Triumphs. 100 lbs. S425:
Radishes-H. g. long red. 45c; hot
Rhubarb-H. G.. soc dos.
I. Spinach-Texas. S1.25 bu.
Sweet potatoes-Indiana Jerseys, bu, So
Nancy Halls. S1.50 hamper.
Tomatoes-Six-basket CRIT. $3.50 @6.
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WHEAT OPENING
UNEVEN; COVERS
NARROW RANGE
IrreguIarity in Corn Prices
Oats Trade Steady
to Lower.
Bg United Press


CHICAGO. May 16.-With but
little change in the news of condi-
tons surrounding the wheat market,
prices on the Chicago Board of Trade
opened &c off to &c higher than
the previous close. and are not ex-
pected to show much change for the
day. Liverpool was a little higher
than due, weather conditions were
about normal and the visible supply
is expected to show a moderate de-
crease.
Sentiment in the wheat trade is
mixed. with a more or less general
disposition to await renewal of ex-
port demand. or clearer understand
ing of crop indications in the South
west and Canada.
Corn opened sc lower to sc
higher than Saturdays close. Wet
weather continued too long and the
Mississippi floods covered too much
territory, and now traders who were
short at zoe a few weeks ago are
long and bullish with corn above soc.
on the belief that corn acreage will
be reduced.
Speculative interest in oats has
been revived on indications of a re-
duced acreage and the fact that the
visible supply is down to less than
half OF that a year ago. Opening
prices were unchanged to isc lower
than the previous close.
Provisions opened steady.
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Clerk Shortchanqed

A short change artist victimfzed
the cigar clerk at the HARRISON
Pharmacy, Sixteenth and Alabama
Sts.. Sunday night and escaped with
SIS. He rendered $40 bill in pay
ment. then asked for certain kind
OF change. After changing the
money back and forth he left and
the clerk found he was IS short.
The man left in an auto bearing an
out-State license plate.
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20 TREM0RS KILL SIX
Vienna Reports Chimney. Roof
Damages In Towns.

BIZ United Press
VIENNA, May 16.-Damage in
Belgrade from a weekend series of
earthquakes was reported today to
have been confined to shaken CHM
neys and roofs tiles, but from two
villages came reports of loss of life.
Six persons were reported killed in
the villages of Donja Vrbava and
Dielo Pole and several houses col
lapsed in Rutnik. Twenty-three
tremorS were felt,
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SUMMER WHITE HOUSES
President Soon to Announce SeIec-
ton of 1927 Haven.

BIZ UHited Press
WASHINGTON, May 16.-Presi-
dent Coolidge is expected to an
nounce his selection of a summer va
cation site before the end of the
we, :, it was learned here today.
Col. Edward Startling, secret service
attache. who has been insT Getting
summer White House offers between
the Great Lakes and the Rockies, is
now in Colorado Springs, the last
place on his list. He is expected to
return here within three or four
days to make his recommendations
to Coolidge.
1t is understood the Presidents
physician has recommended he
choose as high an altitude as possible
to relieve the nasal disorder from
which he suffers.
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Du Point Dividend

Bn Lnftfd Press
WILMINGTON. Del. May ICE.
!, Du Pont De Nemours & Co., today
declared an extra dividend Of $3.50 on
common stock in addition TO the
regular dividend Of 81 and the regu-
lar quarterly Of TX per cent on de.
benture stock. The extra Is payable
June 6 to stock Of record n June 4
and the regular June is to stock &c
record on June 1. The debenturo
dividend bs payable July rs to sock
of record July Q.
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I would consider replacing the pres
ent city controller with one to be Sc
lected by the above faction"
He related that later the first party
came to his home and renewed the
offer. Duvall said he told the person
he was not bartering or trading his
position as mayor, and refused the
proposition.
Charles o. Dodson, gravel man,
and one of the three politicians en-
deavoring to get a master grip at
the city hall, said he had never
heard of the situation, as outlined by
Duvall."
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NEW PLAN IN EFFECT
Adoption of Pullman Reorganization
Announced by Committee.

BIZ IUTfH TTfNS
NEW YORK. May 16.-The Pull
man Company reorganization com
mittee, composed of J. p. Morgan,
George f. Baker and John J. Nit
chell, announced today that the re-
organization plan promulgated re-
Gently is in effect.
The committee extended until
June Is, the time within which
stock of the company may be de-
posted for concurring and par
ticipating in the plan.
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was Loo. no, I'D .Ol. Average Vi IWGHly
rails was 1879. up .02. No bonds.
BV United Press
NEW YORK. May 16.-Trading
in the first session of the week was
on an active scale with prices
irregular, though the general ten
dency appeared upward. General
Motors held at its previous close
after an early advance, while United
States Steel was down p at 170A
Motor shares were firm and rail-
roads continued in good demand,
while oils were mixed.
News from business and in
dustrial centers over the weekend
the general trade and quite an ac-
emulation of buying orders were in
the market at the opening.
Record Sales
~ General Motors spurted point
70 1861 in response to the publica-
ton of its record breaking April
sales which totaled 1S0,106 cars at
retail against 1925 in March, and
136,643 in April, 1926. Sales to
dealers last month were 169,067
against 1880 in March and 122, ZAP
in April, 1926.
Professional operations for the de-
cline were given assistance in the
late morning by calling Of about $15,-
100000 in loans, due to absorption
of funds by bond syndicates. With
drawals gave confidence to the bears
and active pressure was exerted
against recent leaders.
New Ford
Fresh incentive for an attack on
automobile shares was furnished by
advices from Detroit that progress
was being made with a new Ford
model and that the preliminary an
nouncement was expected about
July 8.
General Motors was forced down
to "a, off e. Other pivotal indus
trials experienced substantial de-
clines. Steel dropped rs to 1884
and Baldwin 81 to 1921.
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S25O,OOO,OOO Film Houses

BIZ Times Special
BEDFORD, Ind. May 16.-More
than a quarter of billion dollars
was spent on new motion picture
houses in the United States last year
according to a survey made here by
the Indiana Limestone Company.
Construction of popular motion pic
ture houses has had a marked effect
on remodeling of old buildings ada
cent to such theaters, the survey
said.
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Submerged Country

the submerged line of the Texas &
Pacific Railway.
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Standard of New Jersey

BIZ JHWed Press
NEW YORK, May 16.--Stand-
ard Oil Company of New Jersey
today declared an extra divi-
dend of 1zh cents and the regular
quarterly dividend of 25 cents on
common stock, payable June Is to
stock of record May 26. This is the
same rate as paid in the preceding
quarter.
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Little. But Typical

This is only one little piece, but a.
typical piece, Of the great disas-
ter II bears the same relation to
the whole that one ternche on one
day bore to the great war. For six
weeks, in steady, sinister progress
from Cairo to the mouth OF the Mis-
sissippi, the scene has re.enacted it.
self a thousand times.
Already 100000 refugees from such
episodes as I saw crowd the camps
of the Misssissippip highlands. That
torrent loosed at Big Bend will
course on through the rich Acadian
country to the Gulf, adding perhaps
10000 more.
The giant dixie at Morganza Is
overlooking and cracking. II II
goes, the rest Of the Acadian coun-
try goes, ana there may be seven
hundred thousand i'm all.
Excepting war alone. the history
OF the United States shows no par
allel to this for destruction, dis
turbance and misery.
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In the Sugar Market


(By Thmson & McKinnon)
NEW YORK. May 16.-At the close of
the raw sugar market saturday offers we're
limited and 10 appeared that futures had
discounted the recent unsettlement IN
Cubas. Reports of consumption will be
closely watched and IN anticipation OF i'm,
proved demand from domestic refiners and
from Europe l believe purchases are war
ranted.
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NEW YORK. May 6.-Flour-ouiet
and steady. Pork-Steady; mess, S34.
Lard-Steady: middlewest, Sl27O q II, 50.
sugar1Rawa unsettled, 90 test; 4.S 3 q
s zoe Coffe-Rio No. Z, 15is Santos
No; 4. 17@17Ae. Tallow11Qulet; sRe C
Gals TO extras, z u @1Ac. Hay-Stea dy /;
No, /, 81 .35; No, 3. Sr15 a l,25; clover,
Sl.I0@ %. Dressed poultry On y 1st !:
capons, 3OG 46c; fowls. ~ q 34c; DUCKS.
lSW 22e; Long Island ducks. 23@ 24e.
Live poutry--Quiet: geese, 109 loo;
ducks. Il a nc; fowls, 20 &c: turkeys.
20 a 23c; roosters. l6c; cgapons. 3oc;
broilers, goa 4Sc. Cheese-tirm; state
milk. common to special. - a 2Sc: young
Americas, % q Use Butter-Frmer; re-
ciai market. "A q Al &c. Eggs--ouiet; re-
ceipts 80, 735: nearby white fancy, 81 "
:33c: nearby state whites. 20 a Doc: fresh
iirsts, 2S@24 Pacific coast hrst 4 to s sS.
nearby browns. 2Sm 32c. Potatoes-Long
Island. $5.50a 5.75; southern S2@ 1.z % :
Sweet potatoes-Jersey basket, Doc "
81 so: southern basket. $3.50 G1.75.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-05-16
New York Stocks
by Thomson & McKinnon)
In the Cotton Market
fBy Thomson & McKinnonl

(By Thomson & McKinnonl
NEW YORK. May 16.--The bears had
ammunition Saturday. Less consumption
than expected. Good weather and a long
market TO work against. Fifteen points
down was the best they could do. am
saying this by way of giving the market
fair treatment. Ny personal feeling is that
prices are too high at the moment and
should decline 80 or 40 points before we
buy again.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-05-16
Ry United Press

CHICAGO. May -Butter-Receipts,
4ic; firsts, 81 ass Ne; seconds, 3! q SIC;
extras, Al Nc. Eggs--Receipts, :, 90 90 631
onds. zoe extras. 35&c. Cheese-Twins,
- lsc: Americas. 23c. Poultry=Receipts,
cars; fowls. heavy 81 igc, light &c;
ducks. 3Oc: geese, 10c; turks. 2.c; roost-
erst lac. Potatoes-Arriyals old 81, new
50 on track. old 194. new II; intran,
sit 656: old Wisconsin sacked round
whites 81 80 a $50: Idaho sacked russets
S4 5OM4 65: new Alabama sacked Bliss
Triumphs S4.75 as. mostly $500 "a D.
Sweet potatoes-Sl.l0.