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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-06-03
CLOSING OF SCHOOLS.

summer vacation Friday of last week and
most of the teachers have left the city
since then for their various homes. So
far as is known at the present time all but
four of them will return. and one of the
home teachers, Miss Ida Koch, plans to
spend the next year at home and new
instructor will have to be found for the
Normal Department. Mr.. Lewis and
Miss Thornton of the High School Fac
ulty have secured other positions, Miss
Thornton going. to the Moorhead Nor
NAL and Mr.. Lewis to Worthington as
principal OF the High School. Mr.. Ledin
expects to quit the teaching field and
go into some business.
Miss Eta Boston who has had charge of
the 5th grade since the resignation of Miss
Credicott at Christmas time will teach at
home in Mankato next year. Miss
Bertha Pfeiffer will take her place, Miss
Lloyd moving up to take the place in the
Union fourth-ffth grade vacated by Miss
Pfeiffer. Miss Bertha Ruemke takes
Miss Lloyd's fourth grade and Miss
Eunice Starr who has been teaching at
st. Peter since her graduation at the Nor
NAL will take Miss Ruemke's third grade
at the Lincoln School. Miss Sauter will
move up to the high school eighth grade
and Miss Frances Pagel, graduate Of the
Mankato Normal and now teaching at
Fulda, MINI. will take the seventh grade,
which Miss Sauter has had for several
years. The other teachers in the grades
are unchanged. In the High School
there will be considerable shifting of
work also. Mr.. Kierzek who comes from
Goodhue where he has been Principal of
the Schools for the past year, is a
graduate of Carleton, will assume charge
of part Of the work which has been done
by Mr.. Ledine this year and will have
English which Mr.. Lewis has had. Miss
Louise Pierce, Beloit graduate whose
home is at Elgin, Ill. will teach English
and Music and a classmate of hers at
Beloit, Miss Marjorie Nethercut of Wau-
wautosa, Wis. will teach Latin. This
keeps four Carleton graduates and two
Beloit graduates in the High School facul-
ty. The past year the proportion was
nearly the same as Mr.. Lewis who leaves
is a Carleton man and Miss Thornton
was educated at Beloit. It would APP
pear that Minnesota University gradu-
ates do not seek positions here. The en-
tire lineup for next year is as follows at
present:
Teachers for 1914-1915.
High School
Supt., H. C. Hess.
Prin., H. C. Peterson
History, English, John Kierzek
English, Music, Louise w. Pierce
Mathematics, Mildred Schroeder
Science, Georgia Paddock
Latin, Marjorie Nethercutt
German, Hertha Weschcke
Normal Training, to be supplied
9Th grade, Mary Sauter
9TH grade, Frances Pagel
9Th grade, Marie Lunde
5th grade, Bertha Pfeiffer
Lincoln School
4th and 9Th grade, Ethel Lloyd
18th grade, Bertha Ruemke
3rd grade, Eunice Starr
End grade, Frieda Wiegand
LIST grade, Anna Schmidt
Washington School.
18th grades, Edith Schwanke
5-6th grades, Mathilde johnson
3-4th grades, Julia Borchert
End grade, Ruby Schaull
LIST grade, Jennie Sommerstad
East Primary.
18th grades, Lydia Schilling
! 1-2nd grades, Selma Fenske
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-06-03

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-12
BANK CLOSES DOORS

ChicagN june lS-rAc lSS&Nc
Strrct Trust ami savings RsvN, lvper-
aliv kaoWp IS Wjl5am loy,mcr'S NsuN,
ouc ot Ch,ySkoS ,srgv>, state iv>,itu,
,tiNe<, closed ,tS 3Voy> how to,isN spi
placed ,,S Nttaiy$ IN she AavdS al the
StSte sa,istNr, ESnk tNSmjaty M&rk,n
wsS yv>lN,u>iN,I f1y Ae tlo$-k " 'Ae
AAuN.
rNN NAuk bad s V&ii.ep capital ~
Sl,NN0OoN laUC3latt,v Nttcr yAe
NsNAN : do,y> we've c,o>c5, i.stN excited
delNNSiNyS }Svamci l.SSSl'e street srj
S,amcy>3 fNv Saws,,Suya \ aSM Sg,
l~,ayV>A w sac ,we)s,A tloog ~ the
Nait3jvx is wAN'A ,sc N&pk Is ,eeStcd
Asa 6eliNtyStc)N Kicked Sst = large
g>&ue NJ s)ASS rAe SlSS> tcN or tee
croWd "a ,Ae fyest &ecv ava $ Iesee
~ sore gcsSesS WcyV vs' SrS isivvSNs,
TAe g0ljle Wece pNSAle 81 ySv& tAe rsSs
WAC NaNcNt& o0s tAe Wiv&ow,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-12
DOG FRIENDS ARE
LEGION in SALEM
M>Ester Petition ~ Refsr oo;sceoa,
able Ordinance Ready 70 Sc Filed
With the City Recorder.

Vita SbNv, - ys- cent s,ars rs--y<
tbs. ,Ae aawNS- occS>Ssrv IL rett- S2>.
a'S&>'ye gSS>ed hy the c55y tsautil. the
Ngs0NeetS q. sac j0S or,iiuSrce AT,
gsvg&gvV 60 s'S y s's0u>tsr lttstsc. ;hiS
Siis1sNov AGAINST the wsaSc-c. IS ~.
.sN 5 s legal AAh1sv Il : not fkclv
tASt JAc lEtsiso. taa hS iiss,: With tAt
t.iN -ccarSt-, eus iu tAe eve-t that Nf.
HSi& : aCS s, alS Nffste tAe neti,iar
VIII ec paS,ek ., -sce-G t&e iirSt th.ac
OBJ tAc acrn,NS 70 jcl&y ShS tuto-cs
r'to' w 'Ae c73,@SSSs antil s.ext N
ets1 ees, e- ~ ,eSSs GzlcSS tAe titv .caau-
60. FrNs@$es to settle tAe uSttc- Saszsr
eN c2llleS 3 SfsSiSl t,ccslon.
EN rSrSr tAe or&i0SSSo vet5ssan< hsS--
n1k y Ky cc1s ~ sAa vo;srS S-S
&ttvSSazy. Which aG2hs< i Sheut ra.
Already sAeye are naesS sAS1 90 uxaees
On -Vc0FV SH& 5 naaASr cg rs-isse-s
iA&t WScv eSl-S ;irea,Sss3 hAVt ~; vei
S'St1 retGcGe'A and s. sne-V thSr sAe
rV'@eiS'e5 seaAes : Sl7vS.lv ~ Aaa3 S,
5 6eseatts4 8; al e ,Ae ressl.cus an,
cSiA$5 ~, I; WIS sSsimatsG Av =. \.
kNrNSs. setgVSsrv az the SSse-sSts,-
'Ast ggoAshly ssGrsv Sss pscles sa the
t'tN Ssiacaeb tAs5- sxraoS ts tAs -vssr~
taS0n rS1tos&
TAs-e : % vAlStStS ssNet M s-
tAs>, SAs6 Nr, Tczmer taav. 1--WE
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Srot,'N O. Sn.usls ;e &eep Npr &s,cs
's>'t0Ss g &RsSrS iAS h0s >amrts-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-12
RgcovHRfn PROM LUNG
wRouRl,s -j0W INSURED

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N.'NN'vo NeN NeN le'cy e'S wv" 'VSV,, ''.
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l'Ae'oS NSst ,N's tAS'S
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,VeN'EMtNE NNVt N~E SNV
As't SSN l eN'NeN 'eN' Wy eNAVe WNs
NNr,NN FN'NeS, WNS oNEN'1N NWN
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-12
NAN HAS THROAT CUT WHEN
HURLED THROUGH CLASS

Pta.sletou, Orc. June l9.-Tarowu
oVC, the frOut seat from the touueau
whta the aotomObi'e In which he was
riding plunged over : grade, William
Fur-ls-. 5 farm hand. was dashed
thropgh the windshield, his throat cut
ir,o-a ear 70 s2r. and bUi for the prompt
SpglicStiG2 ot strv flour 10 the wound,
woul6 have blcl 10 death before med
itAl 2il was secured, according to
news received Ae-o today from Hcpp-
-SF-
WiIllAz &z3 David Hyud and taojr
s5S,sr A1-,e we-c in the car with Fur
z5sr- Mss Hynl sustained fractured
.sss.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-12
MN AES NcSNaSS ~ HAVS
sNaESSIAS NAgSNX FEgNzs

N2lsN6cN FSss .fne sSAaot Gi-
lneee As>sg, Rs ste tSagNua NeNss
gamSs 3usses, nesA a N-ga tres &s
ra,lqa ~S> WN'S 1i,c sessy e1 SsWs sA.e
Np,,us sabsbe Rs sAt luass'ta Ns1sSc
-esgss In SSseB1h, w4s,A IS tless@erea
~ taNssaS stsee -tens pseseS, NsaSs
81 lhtsA> AsN9 Net'r sea,geA. &nt 81
FeSa eeasv lle ttls1ces tggS5Sc6 .q,r-
qssRts aA Sn,gvSS
ma sa2s aHea& 81 tAs Gtratatem sgs
seaR ss es9 wA3,A ocsRscei Nt-oy yeS
tsraay ~ N&A&ro E.s&A a. sAst NeNs
sta san e tl8 A2e}eo rafs VS. ~
fg ssgea-ca ssssAc sss& assae asr,as
itns,cs pes A0lq>
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-12
CHAMPIONS AND CHALLENGERS
ENGAGE IN PRACTICE GAMES

New York, June l2.-Both the Amer-
lean champions and the British polo
challengers engaged in practice games
today for the first international cham
pionship contest tomorrow at Meadow
brook field. All the players were in
fine shape except Captain Leslie
Cheape. of the English team, who was
injured in practice week ago He
appeared ON the field with the right
side of his face and temple swollen,
and his right eye bloodshot.
Betting odds were 10 to 5 that the
Americans win the first game.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-12
rrrNNEN cS>oAISS GIFTS FRO,
GNESSlvY SENATE NOMINATION

NeevtNaa&, Me. Jase ~ -NesSfets-
ssta 81 AS> aeaalsS'Ssa tSe ,At 2stSoe
81 >s&te >saSte- ~ sAt Ne-N es2Stv
rseSsVSSsVe s>SzNe1flaD uSS Ssat te,s&y
a. loA1 NJ. OesRH$ s&5sA<r "a tax
lNAis&eagASs AseesS,&- leSSee t,eA
Ce,snA>' ANfhc Is se NSHpsASa&
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-12
MESQUITE DEFEATS WANTS,

NSvtSe& highlands y, j., lN1e -,
rAt Nt>g,Stt &SN,s ,,etc&sc5 sAe
N&astt Ntsv tsj< SssesaNe& TAe rzoS-
tstsSl 3,se fey tAS rscN WAteA WAS
aNeg s. Triangular tSNy>A WSSs
NtS,lalc. SSSS>Ss,
NSDite, S>SS>S&
rAS &5SiSUge WS< 81 mi,t<
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-12
Company NJ of the Oregon National
CANAL TOLLS REPEALED.

Washington. June l2.-Cou-
sre>s final Step in repeating
the exemption clause Of she
Panama canal tolls act was tax
en- I'm the house this afternoon,
when by = vote OF el6 10 Il IT
accepted the senate ; amended
reveal hill. The measure was
immediately sent 20 the pre>i-
dent for has approval.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-12

South High street is not sample
ot permanent roads. Vt II ii Is, II is \
sample of aNfOlly peer roads or elSN
an swful,y poor sample. Il is surfaced
in spots With bvo&Su rotk, some Of the
Yjoct> being half as large rs an egg.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-12

D. A. Terhune flied a suit in the
ciu,uit court Yesterday against Shelly
H. Cornell, Naomi f. Cornell and n. \.
Madison, Ia recover money in the sur,
OF $1,000 on note and $3.50 attorney 5.
fCCS,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-12
Extra Extra Extra!

The live wire place,
independence, Sth Annual
Race Meet, and Moose Carni-
val taken last Friday in moving
pictures. See it at the Bligh
Theatre today and tomorrow
only.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-12
payia :. Hapsyuan. Ed egeEls. AIn.

&rG uOlb-coS Su,l ErSSinC Woo, niS3S
ap an auio ySrsv which stopped over
a;Sht in this city On their way frV@
rogtlsal ,o HuSeue 81 3 fishing extuv-
son. TAe pSs'y w5G 3rive 10 t1e seS3-
waters of the MchsSsSe, where JhFv
VIII >gSal several DAYS entieug 1As
tlSsiVt treat frea lt> hSuntS into e
f5sA tGSSss ami }1s6- irto tablS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-12

At tSs ioG-fee-ts annual z,sst,ZS @
sAe Wil,2=ette NSllev Fru-e 2s>ccsz-
,ie7, Ae3G n SSlsz- r y MIKES w3s
Sot.c3 v-e<SSS~s, Tch- PsztS--cz-
vS,s- ,,re>S5tnys Il ;. tSS55, SeSrvsS-y
ana z,S14sS-. AMI H. :. N0ssal Sn5 "
T. Crawford, mS16erS 81 5hF bSar3 Il
6lrvvsc-$ \ 55vS3Sai x >, rs- cent
making 3 tVssl q SlS-S, 5AA7 h2S b.eea
ySS5 0a TIE t2ystSl S-Sck et chs zsSs-
cSsssoz >ints its C-SSriEstSoT- vas De
,ss7r3- Tse F1sEoSs e the SSsassxt1e1
) tAe tNyaoisstSoa es Tx OsVse- g-1usS
&nS tAe VrVsccstez a. as members,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-12

The funeral of the late John G. Alb
bott will he held from the undertaking
wrlorS of Rigdon 4 Richardson at 10
o clock next SUNDAY morning. Inter
meat viii take place in City View
cemetery.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-12
SEASEs NosGzSAwS2
roS ANESASS2N0S

WS>a ngcfsA 1tae fs-rarg rHuala-
s5a al asga~saStt2se SSAa-gA a oie1A
st e,s tnAss>s ate - FVsa,a was slas -
t,,t Ssaact sais ksesra,Nsn by g-ssies1s
MS lstE.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-12

The ChSrEianS got honorable mention
iu the Portland papers, besides having
their pictures "tcok - Is they swung
uO the <tceSt from the train 10 the
0gsSou ho,cl, their headquarters, The
OrvEouiSa gave them 3 fine S5udOtf
ana all porilSui royal welcome,
SonctAjrs SSleu viii h glad ro iuph.
cate when pOrtlard representatives viS-
i5 - lo DAYS fsoas ROW,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-12

Bring your kodak films to the Post
Card Photo shop, IA Court street,
ground floor. Developing, Ice roll,
Quick service and good work.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-12

Piano tuning. first-claSS work. Phone
las, leave ouierS with e. c, Viii OF
Ii. T. pctCrS. J. T.. HSkctt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-12

Have your picture made at the Post
Card Photo shop. We finish while you
wait. Ala Court street, ground floor.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-12

Tho top or finishing cover, is being
placed on Mill street between Church
aud 18th, at the present time. About
four blocks have been completed and
large crew of men is busily engaged
finishing up the remaining blocks.
A marriage license was issued at
Vancouver, Wash, Thursday to Alfred
Valkenburg and Cora Hess, both of this
city, and presumably they are now
married.
U. G. Holt, manager of the logging
department of the Chas. X. Spaulding
Logging company, left this morning for
Black Rock, where he will spend sew
eral days visiting TIE camps now get
ting ont timber for the company. All
of the camps are now working full ca
paeity with full crews.
There will be meeting Of all Salem
people interestd in tennis at the \. Nj.
G. A. at clock Monday evening. At
this meeting the proposition of promot-
ing Il state tennis meet at the fair
grounds during the next session of the
state fair will be discussed. As the
number of tennis enthusiasts is limited
il is the desire of the officers of the
association that all who can possibly do
SO attend the meeting and assist in
carrying out the movement.
In seeking a divorce from her hus-
band. Arthur d. Welch, Rebecca Is.
Welrh made the sister of her better
half, Ella L. Welch also defendant,
alleging that Ella l.. Welch had an
undue influence over her husband in
financial matters. Mrs. Welch seeks
slOO as suit money. $50 per month as
alimony and division of the property
interests which have accrued since
their marriage in nll. Cruel and in
human treatment are the grounds upon
which the dissolution of the marriage
contract is sought.
Company NJ of the oregon National
Guard. started for the rose show 90
strong on the clock Oregon Electric,
to take part in the big military and
civil parade today. The local com'
pany has been drilling hard to be in
saapc for the big show. and the boys
will doubtless make a good appearance
in the 20. D. uniforms. and to a
mau they thanked the weather man for
the cool weather, Is they have already
taken several trips over bhSteriug pave
: ments ON hot days and are grateful fol
few small clouds.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-12
BORN.

MOOREMAN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell Moorcman, 4 son, Wednesday, June
III, 1914.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-12

Be sure and visit Brietenbush Springs
this summer Under new management
Baths all rcmodelcd and up to date
Good restaurant and store. Tents for
rent. For information, address j. tx.
johnson, Detroit, Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-12

Do you want to travel? Do you wish
to enjoy ecmfort while You are ON the
iourneyi. Theu ask Shafcr to show you
the various novelties made for your
various needs. lSI South Commercial.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-12

uOCSEUOln GOONS SOr sale :his
week only, rar,y leav5-s cary l.''5
Court S,yVCt,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-12

SNH NOVESEtE-lR rsv5@s g5t-
tpvcS At tejcgte,SonSt, C-5s-s- Iat1-
are AT ,he EliSA vAssres, teaty ara
toMNyrN'W CNly,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-12

DR.. Mendelsohn, specialist in fitting
glasses correctly. U. :. Bank building.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-12

Annual meeting and election of off
GERS ot the Salem Woman 'Sclub Satur.
day, June Is, e;3O O'Clock, at the pub
lie library.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-12

2rracgraSCg Ane,SS Nda Sae9.--a,at
aS 9 ssrSas wsA ne Aunaa aa,es&sc,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-12

viavi office, 407 Hubbard building,
telephone 555. OFFICE hours, to 4
y. m. Patrons and others invited to
call during those hours, Consultation
free. Weekly health lectures.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-12

tOGANREHRY rlCNESS WANTED
uNo W,lcS tyops tSjvsrc2uiS~ l-SeirV
St9A Uascl SVeeat, Z p-eSas-1
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-12

NlR SAtE Er,'Sa a4cAiee, r-SSs
tools aud Somc s,ccSS sAczr- lAs-
North SiNsttv,A Ncst, PAc1S 14s5-
H.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-12

DR.. L. Z, Reamer, eye, ear, nose and
throat. Masonic Temple.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-12

Might just as well sing and be merry.
We II furnish the music. All the latest
titles direct from the East, The Wiley
h, Allen Co., r. =. Peters, Mgr, 52l
Court.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-12

Dr, =, L. Utter, dentist. Masonic
building.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-12

SEASONED oNK W0On, SSS5 4 te-d-
NC, Ncarcy, Ro0,o 8; peo1s So k-ll-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-12

MANtNN N'EN svs5s }e-Sy, Er>z
Ne pV>A, save res acSS s9a1 s. H.
ei w(lN rcr isN, scSss-S z - = Z ss-
ttet CS) ep Ns}a tkS1 q ~.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-12
FISCHER IN Tolls.

Santa Cruz, Cal, june 70 Detectives
Dolan and Cook of San Francisco az
rived here by automobile today, took
Joseph Fischer in custody and started
back with him ror arraignment on
charge OF robbing the \. s Samuels
company of $4,000 worth of iewelry
and 5000 in cash.
With the party was \. ;. Samuels,
head Of the company and Fisehler's em-
blower. He cher6cd over and identified
the gems and took them with him.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-12

Misfit kisses are the aiud girls Law
ish on each other.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-12

FoR SALE Frc>h Jersey cow. SIX
years old. NSo calf. llC> Leslie s.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-12

FOR RENT Housekeeping roc=S aud
sleeping rooms, 49, North liberty
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-12
PHONE MAIN 81.

FOR SAl.E-Youug fresh ecw. 1879
Center street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-12

FOCNn--Motbtr Il pSG-l -c,kl@ce.
cross pendant. IuQuirs JCarz2l ottioe.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-12

OLD PAPERS fer carpets; 10 cents
per hundred. Journal office.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-12

CIGAR SrORE-Gooj location. for
sale. AjdrcSS Owner. Journal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-12

AIREOALE pUpS poR SALE-Pbone
Farmers 65.E4. Z. II. Steye-S0E-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-12

A marriage license was issued at
Vancouver, Wash, Thursday to Alfred
Valkenburg and Cora Hess, both OF this
city, and presumably they are now
married.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-12

SAND, GRAVEL or loGn delivered 20
any par, OF the city. Miato BroS-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-25
Coffee Market

New York. February 24.-The easier
ruling commercially of European mar
l<ets over the domestic holiday. predic-
tions of increased Brazil receipts and
reports of slightly lower cost and
freight offers caused an opening decline
of to 5 points in coffee this fore
noon.
There was considerable March liqui-
dation in preparation for tomorrow s
notices but much of it was in the way
of switching while roasting interests
also appeared to be buying near months.
The close was barely steady at a
net loss of 4 to 6 points.
Sales, 125,000; February-March, S.15c;
May, S96c: July, 9.15c September sale;
October, 9.36c; December, 9.46c; Janu-
airy, 9.4Sc.
Spot quiet; Rio No. Z, 9Ac; Santos
No. 4. 117sc; mild dull; Cordova, lS@
Ice nominal
Havre ri lower than Saturday;
Hamburg y OH pfg. lower.
Rio unchanged: Santos spots un-
changed; Brazil receipts, $4,000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-25
.RUMORS OF EXPORT
SALES CAUSES RALLY
Market After Depressing
Start Closes at Advance
of Is to IA Net

Chicago, February 24.-Rumors of ex-
port sales had considerable to do to-
day with rallying the price of wheat.
Largely in consequence the market,
which early in the session had been de-
closed steady at an advance
OF 1s to Is a i4c net. Corn finished with
a gain of "a Nc and oats up Il a sc.
For provisions the outcome was ir-
regular. varying from IA @5c decline
to upturn of 7he
According to one authority export
sales by Chicago houses have been
made steadily-some sales by way CT
the Gulf and some from here to the
Atlantic seaboard. There seemed to be
no doubt that a little hard winter
wheat at southwestern points was dis
posed of to foreigners, but in general
dispatches from the east asserted that
European bids were clearly out OF line.
The bulls received help, however, from
an unexpectedly large decrease in the
visible supply total and from Kansas
and Nebraska reports that ice in many
fields threatened to smother fall sown
grain. Ample snow protection for mos.
VI the winter crop was the Cnler reason
why the market could not escape from
bearish control early in the day. Cable
news also had been disappointing to
the bulls. especially huge enlarge
ment of the amount of wheat on ocean
passage.
Corn turned upward in response to
western reports of a good call from
feeders. A big elevator concern here
which has been short for months went
over to the buying side. The failure
of the visible supply to increase was
an element of strength but flrmness did
not develop until after a sag due to
the piling up of local receipts in the
last three days.
The oats trade was on modest scaln Q
Prices were governed mainly by other
grain.
Lard proved heavy throughout. Ex-
ports of that product We're seriously
diminished compared with a year ago,
Other provisions, although weak at
first on account of n setback in the
hog market, were afterward restored
by moderate show of support.
Future ullptatipne uara no folIau,e
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-25
TRADING QUIET IN
THE COTTON MARKET
Nothing Occurs Over Holi.
day to Create Fresh Sen
timent as to Prices

New York, February 24.--So far as could
cotton market, nothing had occurred over
the three day adjournment to create fresh
sentiment as to tho more immediate
course of prices. Trading was quiet and
the market fluctuated within a range of
8 or 6 points, closing barely steady net
points lower to points higher.
opened steady at an advance of l to
points on the relatively steady ruling
Of Liverpool, and active old crop posi-
tions sold about to points net higher
during early trading. A good part of
the demand seemed to come from houses
with Liverpool connections. however, and
buying OF this character tapered off after
the close of the English market while
somewhat freer offerings of March con-
tracts helped to check tho early advance
Scattering liquidation of the near months
was supposed to be In preparation for the
notices expected next Friday, and there
was also some selling against purchases
of May and July.
Notwithstanding the offerings March
held its premium OF about 2s to 80 points
and was relatively steady in late trading
The New York certifioated stock has lost
instead of increasing during February.
and. so far as indicated by current gos-
sip, there are still no large shipments
of cotton heading this way.
The early advance carried May con-
tracts up to 12 cent level. but the gen.
eral list turned easier during the after
noon under scattering liquidation and
closed at the days lowest. There was
little southern selling hore. and nothing
In the southern news to Indicate any
change in the spot situation.