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Evening journal., 1913-07-19
TRANSFERS OF
REAL ESTATE

The following transfers OF real estate
were recorded since Wednesday 'sf this
week at the office OF the city registry
clerk
John Z. Healy to Neil B. Kelley north
side of Oak street. - teet east OF con
nell street. S2l00
Daniel r. Barnard, Dr., to Philip j..
Isaac, south side Of Thirteenth street,
los feet west of Clayton street, 5000
Anna L. and Emma NJ Wood O. Wiz
liam II Gibbons. two properties on the
cast ,ide Of West street, north OF sixth
street, So
Same lot. from William n. Gibbons tc
Abram Sayer aud William Il slyer,
S3SOO.
William c. Tiudoll to Baymon Dea.
kvne aud wife. east side ot Concord ave
nue. 81 feet south OF West street. S270O
Mary Fleming. Ann J. Murphey aud
Eleanor Bickey 20 John Cathcart. Dr.,
north side of Front street between Int.
nall and West streets 5000
William + Nmtz TO Joseph Ranko
and wife. two properties ON the north
side of Second street between Walnut
and Poplar streets. Sl775 Same lot
]
/ +. Nurtz. Sl775.
security Trust and Safe Deposit Com
panv. executor OF William lawtnn %
/ Charles 5. llurlock. west side Of Poplar
street, l07 feet south of Eighth street
/ 5000
Benjamin O. Howell to Charles A.
! Blickle and wife, No. 003 Clayton street
/ S2l00.
Frank Zemninepsk TO Jakut
Sobeck and wife north side OF
Second street. between Poplar aud
/ Lombard streets. Sl,375.
Charles w. Howland, trustee o
Charles W. Rowland t. Sarah P. Sav
cry. north side of Eighth street, l0i
feet west of Harrison street, SO.
Amelia b Cornelius 20 Dominicl
Pizzala. west side OF Madison street
az feet north of Fifth street. $1,000
John Brady to Daniel Horgan, nortl
side of ID" street. - feet east o
Hesld street. $500.
Fidelity Real Estate improvement
Company to the Trinity NJ. e. Church
north side Of twenty second street
a. feet west Of Church street. $500.
Ida ". Savery TO Thomas Davis
southeast corner Of Thirteenth an'
Rodney streets, $500.
Patrick Mulrooney and wife Z
Samuel S. Adams. jr fnortheas
corner OF Chestnut and Van Burel
streets. $50 and other valuable cOn
siderations.
Catharine Dorsey 20 John Odack
bowski and wife, west side cf VA
Buren, street. i2l feet south Of Mapl
r. street. Sl,700.
Alice Viola Gray. administrators d
Benjamin Mcilvaine to Joseph Walsl
b northwest side % Market street,
j feet northeast Of Twenty-secou
/ street. $4,000.
{ Charles T. Huber To Martha
Baldwin. east side 0f Pine stree
+ l37 feet north OF Touth stree
: S775.
Evening journal., 1913-07-19
GEORGETOWN REPORTS DEATHS.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN, Del, July l0 Flu
neral services OF Mrs. william Payne.
of Ocean View, who died on Tuesday
night. were held yesterday AFTERNOON at
Bethel NJ T.. Church.
Mrs. kendall b. Atkins. Of Harbeson
died in the Methodist Hospital. Philadel-
pAia, on Wednesday night following an
operation. Her remains VIII be taken tC
her late home. and funeral services vii
/ be conducted at St. Johns NJ
Church, Springfield on Sunday after
noon
The funeral Of Miss Leila A. Mustard
daughter Of the late David a. Mustard
took place az Conleys Chapel Yesterday
Miss Mustard was about 2j years old.
Evening journal., 1913-07-19
Dull WEEK
IN REALTY
Bank Sale and Beehive Build
ing Plans Most important
Happenings
CONTRACTORS PUT
ON FINISHING TOUCHES

The real estate and contracting busi-
ness has been especially dull this week.
Tic binaes. events OF the week were
the sale of real estate by the Security
Trust and safe deposit Company and
the announcement that Brown and
Mhtcsidcs. architects. would ask tor
bids ON fvc.story loft building for the
Chamber OF Commerce.
The sale of real estate by the Securf
itt rrust and Safe Deposit Company
MIS- the lnrgcst public sale that has
taken place in the city Tor some time.
3 Iwcnty-fuur properties were disposed
OF at very good prices. Many OF the
residences contained as many as twelve
= rooms and bath and large plots oi
ground.
The Chamber ol Commerce loft build
Ync viii be- of steel and concrete cono
struction with glass sides and will be ar
ranged 80 that II can be occupied by a
number OF manufac uring concerns. The
building was designed by Brown and
Mhitcsides along lines of the most mod
ern thought IN such construction and IL
is hoped that 1t will be the means ol
srruring many new concerns Tor vii
mngton. II it Is successful another
building may be built.
Plans tor the affiliated college tor wo
men at Newark are To bc.considcred by
The college building commission ON An.
gust f. Practically every architect M
thr city and several in Philadelphia ha,,
entered into the competition and the ri
yalN between them is especially keen
There are five awards Tor the plans ant
The commission reserves the right to lst
any ol the ideas in the five sets thai ar'
accepted Tor another set OF plans.
z S. Reed and Sons Company are
rapidly completing the outside work
on the handsome residence for A. A.
DUPONT. The house viii cost about
$4,000
John p Reardon has received the
contract for house al Second and
Rodney street II will cost about
sa.50O.
w. d Haddock and Company has
received the contract 10 make al
teration and put I'm a new front tC
tho store al No. 5O9 Market street
Tie work is under way John y
Thompson, Jr.. is the architect. anC
the work is being done for A. David
son, Of New York city. who will oc
cupy the building as clothing
establishment The entire first foo
VIII be altered
IT, has been decided by Christophe
l.. Ward and his associates to hav
a new set of plans drawn for th
store and Office building to be erecte,
al Ninth and Tainall streets. Th
building was bid on by the Haddocl
Company last week and il Is under
stood that his price was over 100000
The now plans will include severa
new features and will be arrange
different from the others. At a late
date an apartment house will b.
butt on the site.
Alfred Downward is completing
the residence of A. c McGill at Nine
tecnth and Van Buren, street Th
house will be Of brick and will cos
about $1,000.
Evening journal., 1913-07-19
HOME COMING
AT OCEAN VIEW
specIaI % ME EvENING JOrRNAL.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN. Del July i9.-
The annual home coming al Ocean
View will be held this year on Au-
gust 49, Heretofore. there has been
band in attendance and several ad-
dresses made. but thus far the pro-
gram for this years celebration has
not been made out. The home COM
ing at Ocean View Is 20 that yiliage
what a carnival and home coming
would he to the city OF Wilmington
or any OF the larger towns Of the
State. only on a scale. however AS
compared with the population Of the
towns. The celebration draws crowds
from all parts OF the county. aud II
Is indeed gala day Tor all Sussex
countians who attend the affair.
Evening journal., 1913-07-19
LEWES WOMEN SEW
TO BENEFIT CHURCH

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
LcWES, Del July l0.--lhe NJ. y.
Sunday scaoo. held ITS annual picnic on
lewes Beach on Thursday. and very
enioyshle tlmc Wi, spent Mar-hali's
orchestra iutni.ted music
The wemon OF ~ Peter. Church met
at the rectory ou Thursday TO sew A
iew week. ago a sewing circle was or
gan1ed, their object being TO make
fancy article- and other useful things Co
be sold AZ the far, and supper TO be
held 10 the Auditorium ON August :, the
proceeds 90 90 towards the debt made
tof the improvement of the church.
Evening journal., 1913-07-19
METHODlSTS BUILD
TWO NEW CHURCHES

The Methodists are building two
new churches in and near Whining
ton One is the McCabe Memorial
Church. the corner stone OF which
Will be laid tomorrow. II is being
constructed of Cockeysvlle marble,
from beautiful design by Leon
Wilde Crawford The new editice
will provide room for the various de-
partments Of the growing congrega-
tons work.
The Hillcrest congregation also rs
building new church at Marsh road
and the trolley line on a lot $50 By
POO feet. donated by the late Martin
Beadenkopf. II is being constructed
Of Rrandywine granite from plans OF
A. Edwin Rhodes. and will be a very
attractive structure.
Evening journal., 1913-07-19
TRANSPORTATION

ID EMS GROVE AND WILMINGTON
i Ferry. Steamer Long Beach frnr Fourfh
sireoi Wharf summer schedule May q 10
September -
Leave poonsgrovoa-n 90 a m. 500
ui- iuit o. m. tOn o M an 10
10 o n. aibtu M 1000 q m
lrufc Mnuiinginnt - 90 n m q 10 Z
No.. ~ 90 q. u. a. D. M. 9 90 r m
q" p in 800 o. m - 90 m.
huc usrursiui,S iu Augustine Beach Coo
melting with st,umer Thomns Clyde Leave
Milninstuh o. so a. IN.
Evening journal., 1913-07-19
MR. slLlERs mol pREArH nERE.

The Sunday school of Hsl rison
Street NJ. h. Church will meet at
9.45 o'clock. The Rev. n b. Sellers.
who for the past year has been assist
ant pastor OF Grace M E Church.
New York, viii preach on The
Necessity Of Faith" There are no
afternoon services.
AT the yesper service az Gas o'clock
the pastor will preach on the sub
iect Christ the Practical Man"
Evening journal., 1913-07-19
DOWN STATE CHANGERS
PLAN REHOBOTH TRIP

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN. Del. July 49,
Changers of Kent and SUSSEX counties
have completed arrangements for
combined picnic at Rrhoboth Beach on
July "a at which time Dr. Baker, min
istcr aud platform orator will be the
principal speaker.
A band will be- one of the features OF
the picnic. and il IS likely that some of
the members of the faculty of the state
Agricultural College Will be present.
Evening journal., 1913-07-19
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL
nELMAR Del. Iuly 10 The tcnth
annual contention of the Little Creek
Hundred Sunday School Association was
hcld az Kings NJ y Church on Thurs.
day Elmer Perry OF Wilmington.
state president. delivered AN interesting
address on the Front Line school, D.
G Kelley conducted 81 conference on
Meeting the needs oi the children
Miss Maggie $ Wilson spoke on the
Sunday school aud tho teen age
Evening journal., 1913-07-19
WILL IMPROVE
WEST CHURCH

improvements costing about $1,000
are TO be made on West Presbyterian
Church Extensive alterations are to
Be made in the church and new de-
-partnlcnts are to be added 10 the
Sunday school Two houses on
Wollaston street. adjoining the sun
day school. have been purchased aud
The additions will be built on these
properties. The church will be paint
ed. hard wood floors laid and new
concrete walk put down.
Evening journal., 1913-07-19
DEATH 0F MRS. WILSON.

Mrs Ada Talley Wilson. wife ~
Robert Wilson. died Yesterday at the
residence of her husband near Perry's
Tavern. Mrs Wilson was a daughter
Of the late Henry c Talley and WAS
% wears af age. Rer funeral will
take place on Monday afternoon.
Evening journal., 1913-07-19
HAIR DRESSING


LITTLE INTENTION BY AN EXPERT
~ each week. helps wonderfully. We are
experts. Hair dressing. manicuring scalp
treatment face and head massaring. Chill.
dren's work "a speciality. Louise q Potts.
601 Equitable Bldg. inne2e.3m.
Al KS CARRIE WRIGHT, No. 81 ".
vi Tenth street. Manicuring. Electro
scalp Treatmrnt Facial Massage Hair
Dressing Shampooing. Comhings neatly
made M d. \ A. phone. 3oat.
anre Nm
Evening journal., 1913-07-19
BOY UNDER wAGON WHEELS.

Running n front Of ,eam at
Fourth ard Monroe streets last even
ing, Edward Burke. aged 80 years.
OF No SIS West Third street, was
knocked down. The wheels Of the
wagon passed over his hand crushing
one finger.
Evening journal., 1913-07-19
SALEM SCHOOL FESTIVAL.

Ihy salem public school w.ll hold q
lawn icie and ice cream festival Wed
nesday. July 2a at the school ground
There will be- music and singing The
proceeds VIII h. Tor the benefit ol tho
schoo. house repairs iund
Evening journal., 1913-07-19
Wilson [ ineto PhiladeIphia

PAS tENbffS mud FREIGHT
Leave Fourth street Wharf Wiim.nrton
daily. Including sundays for PhiiadelbAfA.
aud Chus;nat street Wharf. Philndelphia
tor W Wilmington a. 10. %. 90. TO- 30 n m
'3 O'Clock nvYn, 80. 90. is. 9 90.
.. 90 ) 30 sud 30 p. m.
thfrs --On Saturdays. SUNDAYS and legal
holidays between Wilmington and rhiladei
nhih. one way 40 cents found frip so
rents o. all nihef days. Spccisl ne.duy I'm
iiad ticket one way. ls rrufs. rouad trip ~
cents
Evening journal., 1913-07-19

In getting work. securing workers
selling or buying realty or merchandise
restoring lost articles. gui4ing advance
mcnt through profitable Investment
and in scores of other wavs the Wants
are brimful Of heart interest 'or many
readers each day Adv
Evening journal., 1913-07-19
sMYRNA PosTMAsrER IN oFFicE

sp0clal % The EVENING JOURNAL
SMYRNA. Del July l9-Ai..ed Lee
Cummins entered upon his duties as post
master OF thr smyrna office yesterday.
Mrs Eiva Cummns vii be- his assist
apt
Evening journal., 1913-07-19

Renicr-. buyers builders are a1ickly
md thoroughly satisfied with the IN
valuable service ,endcred them by the
Want Columns ADV.
Evening journal., 1913-07-19
OBSERVES FIrTIETH BIRTHDAY.

Special 70 The bNENING JOURNAL
nGGEORGETOWN. Del. July l9.-
GEORGETOWN. Del. July H.
celebrated the iftieth anniversary Of
her birth on Wednesday night Among
the number in attendance was Mrs.
Hiram s Short. of this town. who
is a sIster-in-law. Mrs. Jackosn was
the recipient OF many handsome
presents. and was give handker-
chief shower
Evening journal., 1913-07-19

You viii find the Wants of the great
est assistance in locating people who
wish te rent furnished fat pr apart
ment ADV
Evening journal., 1913-07-19
MAoAnAM ROAD

NOTICE-s EALED PROPOSALS. AD
~ dressed la writing % the New Castl.
tounty State Highway Commissioner and
endorsed Proposal TO- .uildng a Macadam
Road n the County o. New Castle and State
ct Delaware, will be received by said high.
way commissioner AZ bis once. Nos 304 and
3Qi Church Building. Tenth and Market
streets, Wilmington. Delaware. until i2
noon. on luly -. 1913 for building nm i'm.
proved road known o. the road from Glas.
gov 90 summit Bridge on tho Newark Road
In pencadef hundred. connecting the im
proved roads from Newark 10 Glasgow and
lance OF about four and one.half i.2l
miles.
an said bids or proposals must be made
upon blank forms 10 he obtained from said
highway comnis ssinnrr ~ his once and the
bids for this road must be sccompa died
with certified check for 5000. payable 10
the president 0f The Levy Court NJ New Gas.
tle county Or with q bond 10 the State Of
Delaware. IN the sum of $500, as surety that
% q proposal Is accepted contract viii be
entered into. The irccessful bidder On this
road will be heid stficiy 90 the plans and
specihcations.
Plans and sperihca,ions can be seen Al the
Office of 'he said commissioner oI or after
1uiy n, 1913. The right 10 reject any o.
al BIDS Is expressly reserved
deposit ~ s5 90 Is required 20 secure
set n those plans and specifications. which
wiz ns refunded Gpon their return IN good
condition before Jily 20 1913 otherwise s.
will be forfeited
JAMES WILSON.
New Caste County State Highway Commits.
sioncr. ,.ot2.i6,1o.
Evening journal., 1913-07-19
STORAGE.

'.,s.>r-->.s~,>-~-.,-s,ss, ,e,re--,-.-s>rs--~
lRf ANTED STORAGE, SEPARATE
W rooms, 9l.O0 month. Heaung
stoves and cook stoves also stored for the
teaton. henting stove, $3.50 cook stoves
$500 the season. Anerial spaces FOR pianos
and odd pieces Of furniture Gouds Grated
ana shipped 20 nl parts of tho world. Ne
Mahon Bros. Sixth ant kinr sts lrny5.tf
IIubaEhOl.D dOOOs Slvl,nD iN
IL clean. separate locked "a. New huiiu
ingn. Automohile padceG vans for local and
onk distance moving Work guarantced
Eetimnte free ID. 4 A. Phone 5iit
SECURITY srOk '3E WAhkHOuSEh.
Penunylvanin Ave. and Clayton 81
,u-8stf
= IORAGE--hOuSEHOL GOODS AMI
- merchundist. Piano and safe moving d
specially. Packing, Grating AID shipping {,
/ an points. private railroad siding direct
/ into building Estimates free.
AMERICAS STORAGE CO,
/ Phone. 80tD. No. loi Maryland Ave
iuno25-tf.
Evening journal., 1913-07-19
pERSONAL

4 ADlEs-si onU REWARD--i pOsi.
~ lively guarantee my great surcessiul
Monthly remedy. safely relieves tumr OF
the longest. most obstinate. abnormal CAKES M
three 20 ave duyH no harm. pain or inier'
ference with work mail fi,5o double
strength. 5000 DR.. Southnston. No. ~
Long Rlde- Knnsas CITY. No. mnrS.d
Evening journal., 1913-07-19

The Wants are the drst aid 20 busi-
uess advancement rhev provide
summary OF labuatcd information for
the buying and selling public Adv
Evening journal., 1913-07-19
ROoFERs

VN n. WILLIAMS GO.
w No. s2i Orange 81. koohng Spout
ing and Hehnnk Metal and composition
roofing tint kir Heating rno Veniilniiuk
Repairing pronptlv done. Phone f2hiyr
Evening journal., 1913-07-19
TYpEWRITERS

NY PEWRiIERs REPAIRED. KESrED.
sold. Ensy payments barEnins. siiEhtlr
uttu Royals Underwouds. Reniingtnns. Rib'
hons rypeurter supply Co, No. MS Mar
ket ST Roth nhones e3aU.
Evening journal., 1913-07-19

A ENCOURAGEMENT BY fHE TRUSTEES
"A or THE DELAWARE HOSPiiAL
WILMINGTON. DEL. IN THE MAI rtN
or THE SELECTION OF PLANS fOlt
An ADDITION TO THE lhstsENr
BUILDINGS.
Tho Trustees af the Delaware Hospital.
Wilmington Del are prepared 90 receive
preliminary plans for a fire proof wing o. hr
built as an addition 10 the hospital foui.
toenth and Washington streets. az cutt
approximating $4,000
The Trustees reserve the right to reject
any and al OF the plans submitted. Az
. architects are invited 10 submit plans for
this work Further information may be OBJ
fained. by applying 60 l.. l.. Bush Chairman
Building Committee Care George " Bush
{ Sons Co Wilmington Del. jyl6.6t
~ OTlCE-L HUMPHREY LYNCH THE
~ owner and occupant Of me house situ-
a,ei nt 40 g Wost Fourth street iu the
First Ward, of the city oi Wilmington
ware In compliance with the requirements
OF the acts ai the General Assembly. in such
case made and provided do hereby give no,
ticr that J shall apply in writing 90 the
Court Of General Sessions OF the State Of
Delaware. in and fdf New Castle county on
Monday. the 10th day OF September ID
1913. being the ntAt term uf said court ict O.
license for said house. as AN inn of tavern
for the sale therein o. Intoxicating liquors
in less quantities than one quart 10 be
drunk ON the premises. and the following re-.
spectacle citizens Of said ward al leust
twelve Of whom are substantial fre,hoiders
of said ward rcconmtnr the aaio spplica
Evening journal., 1913-07-19
PLANNERS
SANITARY WORKERS


AT A. keller.
J M, SANITARY. ODORLESS ExCA VAT
mg Ohce g. " Corner. Fourth and West
stroefa oct21-t
Evening journal., 1913-07-19
PROPOSALS.

ID ROPOsALs FOR FURNISHING MATE.
i rinls The Board OF Directors OF tho
street and Sewer Department will receive
sealed proposals az the ONCE southwest cor
ncr Sixth and King streets Wilmington,
Delaware. until 10 o'clock a. m. Tuesday,
July 20. 1919 for furnishing the following
materials that may be required by the
Street and Sewer Department for period
of one year from August L. 1918.
Materials Foreign and Domestic Port
land Cement, rerru Gotta Pipes; Cast
lngs; Sever Bricks Sidewalk Paving
Bricks. Bar Sand, River Paving Sand ant
Gravel
Copies OF Instructions. specifications an,
proposal blanks may be obtained nc tm
once Of the Street and Sewer Department
l The right 10 reject any or an bids or 3
accept any portion Of a bid is reserved
kttcst; l.. v. CHRISTY.
] .a.n
Evening journal., 1913-07-19

sHERIFFs sALE--BY VIRTUE or
writ Of Lavari facias 20 me directed
win be- rNposed 40 public sale at ths
Court HOUSE "n Market street hctveen
Tenth and Eleventh streets. in the city of
Evening journal., 1913-07-19
NOTICES.

-, r,,.ss !. -, .s<'l,e-,
lVl palmist Tells your past. present ana
nlture Just a. you have gone ard viii 80
through life Tor 25c. shcllpoi park. Wi
mlngton, Delaware. iyi0-im.
~ q THE TAXPAYERS on NEW CASTLE
1 county. The taxes for the year 1912 are
nov delinquent and ~ there has been com.
plote change 10 collections u will bcnch, 'iic
persons owing buck taxes by paying a. once
and save additional cost az all de
hnquent taxes must be paid at once.
jyi-fm ROBERr NJ. hURNS.
Evening journal., 1913-07-19
For RENT

-4-s.s
rp HkEE ROOM COTTAGE. FURNISHED.
upper shurc, rcnnsgrove. CAN 3h5dD.
ff10.Gt
Evening journal., 1913-07-19
CHlROPODIST

A NNlE NJ. sUHAFFER, CHIROrODlsr.
N nat removed in the Harris building No.
I'll ". Tenth street. ID. A. phone
1880 1an.f.tyr.
Evening journal., 1913-07-19

ltZABETH HANRAHAN. GRADUATE
~ Fowler a Hanna. Ltd Chiropody and
200 Adams 81. u. a A., ZOOS Evening
by appointment mayiS.iNr
Evening journal., 1913-07-19
ELFCTRO-pLATlNG
sHERIFFs SALES.

SH RIFFS SAiE-Df VIRTUE Of A
writ OF Lcsari fheirs, 10 me directed, Will
ut exposrl 10 public sale. at tho Court
House. ON Mnrkri street. between Tenth
and Eleventh streets iu fhe city Of WI
mington' New tastlr county Delawnres
Evening journal., 1913-07-19

Seized and nkru in execution as the
property of Patrick Mulrooncy md 20 be
Evening journal., 1913-07-19
ON TIlIanAN

the following described reui estate. va
All that sertain lot. piece parcel Of and
with the three story brick dwelling hunsf
thereon erected, situate in The city oi Wi
mington. New Castle county and State Of
Delaware. bounded and described as follow~
: Ia tftf
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-23
Cotton Market

NEW YORK. Oct. 23.-There was
renewed realizing in the cotton mar
ket this morning. After opening
steady at an advance of to 9 points,
prices eased off or 5. The opening
advance reflected higher Liverpool
cables, wet weather in the South and
continued bullish crop reports. Some
of the smaller local spot houses were
buyers on the decline. but Liverpool
was a considerable seller here. and
there seemed to be more Southern
selling than yesterday.
After selling off to net loss of
about to 9 points under continued
realizing. and the official forecast for
warmer weather in the Southwest,
the market rallied on reports of rain
in the Eastern belt and at midday
was 2 or points net higher.
Estimated receipts today. $4,000
bales.
The market was firmer during the
early afternoon on continued storm
and bad crop reports with Deem
Der and January contracts making
new high records for the movement.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-23
Grain Market

CHICAGO, oct. %. - Improved
weather northwest and increased
receipts at Minneapolis and Duluth
today sent the wheat market down
grade. Better crop conditions in Ar
gentina and India acted also against
the bulls. Support came only from
shorts and they showed no special
eagerness to buy. The opening, which
was = lower to shade up, was fol-
lowed by a rather decided sag with
little sign of any power to rally.
Reports of increasing stocks in Rus
STA added to sentiment in favor of
the bears Later, however, offerings
became scanty and prices reacted.
The close was firm at an advance of
Il net.
Corn eased off owing to predictions
of several days of fine weather
Prices started a sixteenth down to
Il advance and then suffered grad
ual setback.
Liberal sales of Argentine corgoes
at the seaboard tended to cause fur
Their depression. \ recovery ensued
though, in consequence Of expected
poor grading in a large part of Iowa.
The close was firm Il to Ag% over
last night
Oats reflected the course of other
grain Offerings were fair and de-
mand moderate.
Considerable demand for provisions
resulted from an upturn in the hog
market. First sales were unchanged
to sc higher. but the gains were not
we'll maintained.