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New-York tribune., 1915-03-26
BROOKLYN Houses Sold.

J. Clarence Davies sold for Emanuel heinheine'
9a0a Dean st near Stone ay, two story brck
.rd fr,re store and dwelling house, 1870 feet,
"a j Sforza sold foT Vincent and Maria Nsinna
the two story two family frame house on plo' fVi
iOo feet nj 1859 SD 81.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-26
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Destination and steamer $50 p m
Tahiti Msrquesss. Cook Island. New Zealand,
Australia (via San Fr,nciscol-Moana Mar 70
Hawaii, Japan. Cores. China. PHILIPPINES tvia -
I San Francisco --shinyo Maru. ..,......, Mar 20
TI.n.port Mar 81
New-York tribune., 1915-03-26
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records Of the
Last Twenty. four Hours.

Washington. March 25.--Ths Northwest hsn
pressure arca Of Wednesday mint has continued
TO increase and now oItsnds over the central ana
northern dislricts. from tho Rocky Mountains east
ward into the Ohio VALLEY and uppsr lake region
I, h" bean attended by . decided fall In tenn
perature TO winter conditions over the greater por-
ton Of this large area and in eonnec'ion with inc
middle plateau and the Southwest disturbances has
caused general SHOWS IN the central Rocky Mountain
region and light local SHOWS In the DakotS and
Nebraska The disturbance that was over Laks
Superior on Wednesday night has moved rapidly
eastward. attended BY quite general rains ana snos
through tho lower lake region into New England
in tho South and over the territory west o. the
Rocky Mountains the weather was tnf. ~ -
general frosts occurred Thursday morning In the
South Atlantic states and Alabama
The snow will continue Friday in the central
Rocy Moun,ain region and will sItend into The
local SHOWS Friday In tho lower Missouri and
middle Mississippi valleys and rain or snow In the
northern portion OF the west Gulf dsrcis. extend
Ing as rain during Saturday 70 the west Gulf coast
Snow will probably continue Saturday In the CEN
nh Rocky Mountain region and the Southwest
There will also bc local SHOWS Friday In the lower
lsnuo states and New England. foiiosed By gen
dally fair weather Saturday. II will be much
colder Friday IN the central valleys and the South
west and someshat colder In the lower Lake re-
II will be colder Saturday In the Atlantic states
and somewhat warmer In the Northwest.
Winds for Friday and Ss,urdy-North Atlsntic.
moderate to fresh west; middle Atlantic. fresh west
and northwest. south Atlantic. moderate south.
ccpt east on the Florida coast; east Gulf moderate
south west Gull. moderate to fresh south. shifting
northwest: lower Lakes moderate west. probably
snow on Ontario ard eastern Erie.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-26
Rents Newport Cottage.

u. Riot, & Fliridge rented fer J. }. Rooney his
-,Tt,.s ou Rhode Island sV. Newport. H /, 10
N,,5 Julla Wl4,erhoG. " Nes lorA. f0s Tie coming
sumuer
New-York tribune., 1915-03-26
New Tenants for Dwellings.

The Houghton Company rented 70 James
w Edwards. the three story ana basement
dwelling at il6 West sith st
Samuel Ii. Martin leased me IouF story
New-York tribune., 1915-03-26
Westchester Rentals.

and basement dwelling at 100 West etth
~. TO Florence Atwood
New-York tribune., 1915-03-26

Ash and N oflsner, Isia st and Pinshurs,
AZ. o~nersi Moore a Lsnd.iedsl itsth Of and
81 aI srchitscs cost. S. 900.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-26
MECHANICS LIENS.

MARCH IS.
Manhattan.
ls2p ST. 52s 10 $40 W: Raislsr Heating Go ssl
Edyths c and S H.neksL owners; ,siishl WfshlI
Go. contractors 'o''''
The Bronx.
WHlIlock Az Sc cor 11n.ny g.; ,tr,ssn ~ tsIOV al Il
Grirn Co Bronx Branch Inc. ana Nlilkeh wa
PAPER Co ag Turek Realty Corpof.tloh' OWE
BOSTON ROAD. l3lI $ Buntsin ast c Dem, Dem,
iag owner aud contractor. s'''
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
MARCH 25.
Manhattan.
s4rH ST. 50 Z: Kswneer Mfs Co sr II Loomi,
e,vInGIos ST. 81 and sS. shapiro sGt Liro,;;
MEX q Co. lnc. ct al: Feb 8, lslS S5l5.te
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MARCH IS.
The Bronx.
INDEPENDENCE AV. -. $50 ssh St ! 81
Ink anI concrete pcrgola. l.Isls: Thomas II
Ter go j. I2d 81 architect cost. ,2.ioo.
miENIEFoRD Lv, 1883 Cross a. : 'y
frame dwe. 1879 6; Thcs Moessspr. city Island.
owner: seifeu Webb. loi w t2d 81. architects;
losGfllIow ING Av. $ ?sIH n Garrison az. /
siy 9rk mkt, ZoiISj Tjo1sI,, n % IoSd Ber.sn B!ds
,iit, sr,hitect: cost. 81. 500
PIimPIon Az vs. 9ls iiad q 2sy erS
owner: Lloyd l Phyfe. 1851 University a1. archi-
tert. cost; $4,000
IrIANp Av e : l6t 2-s Davis a.. siy hfs
IWT sstto, Frank Pare 325 4 ilith q. owner
Pred Desher los 10Th 81. architect
cost s. 900.
ALTERATION.
MARCH -.
Manhattan.
niems under s. 900 omitted
New-York tribune., 1915-03-26
Vessels Arriving at and De.
parting from Port OF
New York.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise. $50; sunset. els: moon sets. s;ri
moons age. ii.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-26
Forecast for Special tscsIIuss.--Eas,srn New
ysrk and Eastern PennsyIyanla rain or snow and

Southern New England. rain and cold to-day
fair and colder to morrow.
fair to morrow.
New Jersey and Delaware. unsettled and colder
10 day: fair 20. morrow.
MARYLAND and the District Of Columbia. cloudy
and colder to-day. fair to o-morrow.
Virginia cloudy IN uorth and fair In south to-
day colder: fair and colder tomorrow.
Western New York and Western Pennsylysnia.
snow AMI colder to-day: cloudy 10 -mOrrow
West Virginia cloudy and cold to-day. probably
snow In eastern portion fair 10 morrow.
Local onclal Reeord.--The following oficis rec
ord from the Weather Bureau shows the changes
IN the temperature for tho last twenty four hours.
IN comparison with the corresponding date Of last
New-York tribune., 1915-03-26
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MARCH 2j.
The Bronx.
ALTERATION.
MARCH %.
Manhattan.

Items under s. 900 omitted
ST NICHOLAS Av. I3H 10 1852. TO . sly tenn. /:
New-York tribune., 1915-03-26

Highest temperature yesterday IS lat 1:so D. m
lowest. 81 lat a. nj; average. 70 s'ersse tof
corresponding data last year. tl average for cor
responding date last thirty three years. 10.
Local Forecast.-Rsin or snow and colder to-day;
probably fair tomorrow; fresh west winds
Humidity.
q m... n o. M. q So. m...., |"
Barometer Readings.
sa 1899 lp. m. 20. 90 s .. m. cess
New-York tribune., 1915-03-26
REAL ESTATE.
COUNTRY.

'VR HOMES in the real country within
committing distance consult Country Home
t<Sgue. 20 West 32d ~ Phone $3.50 Mad
New-York tribune., 1915-03-26
BUSINESS CARDS.
WORK WANTED.

Male.
YOtrNO SALESMAN desires work several hours
daily kssp boop. side llns. anything. Addfss,
WL!ius Boz %, Tribune 0ncsL
New-York tribune., 1915-03-26
ZEAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

ueRlFlcE. cE.-Prom $4,000 TO sio.5oo: 81. 900 cash
only. 529 Westminster Road. near Beverley; hesIt
o FA,bushs best. large grounds, trees sna shtHUs :
elegant "a, ,.stOry II rooms ard bath. HENRY l.
IDfHlD 10 Court It. telephone Main SSli
New-York tribune., 1915-03-26

HIGH WATER.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-26

ToLET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES:
B0ROUGH OF MANHATTAN.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-26
INCOMING STEAMERS
TO-DAY.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

Brings mail.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-26
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
MARCH 25.
Manhattan.

SIn o. - tsiI, $3.50
etv,sGTos ST. 81 and So; shapiro ,C Li,ro,,::
mex q 90. lnc. et al. Feb 8. 1913: S5Io'te
New-York tribune., 1915-03-26
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CITY.

FOR LOW COST. high grade bungalows.
visit BriEhtwaters, Booklet on request.
y. y. ACkLkSON CO ! West aAth 81. N. v.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-19

gave i report of matters affecting the
pastoral changes in the district in
Guiding the transfers and installations.
This was followed by the report Of
the district treasurer. Edward c
Beck After this. the president sp-
pointed q number Of committees TO
whom various matters Of business to
come before the meetings were refer
red for later reports,
The treasurer's report showed that
the district has taken in s53.264-52 for
the period from Aug. l, 1913, to July
%. 1918. Mos; Of tbis was expended
ia the various mission enterprises and
benev0Iences carried On by the 6e-
nomination. Some Of the principal
items In the disbursement we're SIS
219.49 for the svuodicaI building fund
sS.3S5.45 for home mission work So
1858 o. fer missions in heather lands;
$27ZT2s for the Brazil Missions a
large number of minor sums for var
tous mission projects in this country
such as city missions. work among
colored people, seamen. deaf-mUtes,
Indians; and foreigners in the cities
of this country. For benevOIences the
sum of Sara Gil was appropriated and
for relief work and the Red Cross. ia
Germany $500
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-19
BACK AGAIN
IN THE COUNTY JAIL

Joe Mendoza, who escaped from
county jail last April was returned to
this city this morning from Waterloo
by Deputy Sheriff Jesse Hanna. Men
doza was given six months term but
had served by a short time when he
gDE away.
IT is understood that Ada Aurand OF
Monmouth vino was brought into
county court wtrh Mendoza on an in
formation charging adultery and for
uieation. was found with Mendoza at
Waterloo. Mendoza had never been
tried on thIs charge. Il is said white
slavery charges may be preferred
against the Mexican. l.. il. Whitfield.
immigrant officer. this afternoon con
Quoted hearing at lac court house
relative to deporting Mendoza.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-19
PERSONAL POINTS

Mrs Anna Lyman of New London.
Iowa, is the guest of Mrs. Alta Demp-
sey. 1920 Second avenue.
Mrs. j. ". Wilson and daughter
Stella have returned from an extended
visit in Indiana and Kentucky.
j, Hays Brttton left this morning to
attend the Great Western circuit races
being held this week at Galesburg.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Anderson are the
parents Of boy, born this morn
ing at St. Anthouys hospital
Ar. and Mrs. Wilson Balls of Indian
apolis, Ind are guests OF DIR. J. f.
Holiowhush, 638 Twenty-third street
A son arrived this morning at the
nome of Mr. and Mrs. Lester p Hast
lngs. Twentieth avenue and Twenty
ninth street
Miss Clara Hampton. 1927 Twelfth
avenue. Is slowly recovering from an
accident hFe weeks ago in which she
fractured her LETT wrist and tore sew
eral Of the muscles in her left side.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Corken ana
Of Prairie Du Chen, Wis. are
visiting al the home Of Mr.. Corkan.s
parents, Ar. and Mrs. Dan Corken. 1881
Seventh avenue.
Hubbard DooIey departed last night
Tor california, where ne vii spend
three months visiting the fairs and
7ther points Of interest He wnI meet
ais cousin Keith D0oley, who is spend
ng the summer on the coast.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-19
TRIED TO DROWN;
COULD NOT SINK
Carl Wickland Of Moline Wades Ont
Into Mid-stream But Fails to
Forget How to Swim.
MAY MAYBE MENTALLY AFFECTED
Was Taken Into Custody ny Sheriff Of
Henry County, Who Thought His
action to be Strange.

Because he haI been admonlshed by
the desk sergeant to keep out Of
trouble. Carl VTckIund of Moline yes
terdar attempted 10 bring an end TO
his life by drowning in the river off Of
Sixteenth street in that city The mans
ability 10 swim, however. made his at,
tempt at self destruction a failure
Wicklund's instinct Of self preserva-
ton would not permit hi INTO sink be-
meath the muddy waters, though he
was determined ta do so.
Sheriff Wilson OF Henry county ar
rived at the Moline police station at 3
yesterday afternoon. With him was
WiekluHd The sheriff explained that
Wicklund had been captured in a
eornfeId near Cambridge His strange
actions LED the authorities there TO be
IeTe that the man was demented. He
was taken into county court to be ex-
amined as to his mental condition
From his conversation, however, it was
learned Ghat his home was in Moline
and so the sheriff brought him here
while On the way % Waterrown with
Two insane persons.
Is Given His Freedom.
Sergeant DeJaeEer reprimaudsd
WlckiuHd and then gave aim his free
dom. Upon leaving the station the
man walked due north and did not
stop when he arrived at the bank u
the river. Finding that ne could not
accomplish his purpose of seIf-desrue-
lion the man dragged his weary body
to the guard house at the bridge AND
there insisted that he he given a gun in
order thai he might kiu himself THE
guard notified the police and Wicklund I
was brought to the station q second /
time within a few hours
Not long ago Wicklund's wife died
and his TWO children We're placed IN f.
Bethany home. On account Of his weak
ness in drinking 10 excess. he lost his T
JOE 80 Moline factory He was in F
police court several times and after
being released the last time. he went n f
he county ON recommendation of Ser
seant DeJseger and secured employ /.
nent ON q farm.
This morning when asked if he
would kill himself if he was allowed 5o
co. be sa5d. Fl might
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-19
MOLINE BOY STRUCK
DOWN BY JITNEY BUS

Wilbert Nu-skabicb. a 12-year-o1d
boy living at 80 Eighth street. Moline.
was seriously injured this morning at
8 o'clock when he was struck by fit-
ney bus on Fourth avenue near Eighth
street, Moline. The lad was riding en-
wagon and jumped of and started
across the path Of the automobile. the
driver being unable to avoid striking
him. The boy was knocked to the
pavement and the ligaments OF one leg
were seriously torn He also sustained
bruises. He was taken to the Moline
city hospital. where he viii be con
fined for two weeks.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-19
HUEERSCHMTDT DOES
NOT RETURN To HOME

r. Underestimate 1903 Sixth avenue.
for whom warrant was issued by
Justice kuehl yesterday afternoon ON
complaint of Dr. G. f. Foster for fail
ure to report a case EFF smallpox at his
home, did not return to his home last
night and today the police and health
authorities continued their search for
the man. The girl Irene Moore OF Ke-
vance. who is down with the disease.
has been quarantined at the Huner-
schmidt homo with four members of
the family who we're found in the
house when the case was located by
Health Commissioned Foster. vestar-
day.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-19

Springfield. III, Aug Governor
dunno appointed two examining
boards today, created by the last leg
lslatare, the state board Of optometrv
ana the state board Of structural en-
gineers. There were appointed mem
bers Of the board of optometry. F. G.
W. Lorenz. Chicago. Or. A. r T.aucb
hankakee; z. C. Winkler. GaIesburg.
and Harry c. Paul Chicago. These
were appointed members Of the state
board OF examiners Of structural enpi-
neers; c. c. StowelI. Rockford: John
" Musham, E. n Layfield snd Josh
T. Hanley, Chicago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-19
FOUR THOUSAND AT
FARMERS OUTING

The 18th annual picnic Of the farm
ers OF the upper part of the county IS
being held today at Woodward's grove
near Port Byron The features Of the
program are two bali games. the Yuma
Red Sex playing Hampton and the Mo-
line Indians clashing with the Port
Byron Athletics. A number OF athletic
events for boys ana girls were also
pulled OF Music was furnished by
Normoyle's band Il was estimated
that there were 1000 at the grove this
afternoon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-19

The remains of Jerome ". KIevla
viii arrive i'm Rock Island from Bax-
arstleld. CAL Saturday night at 9.48.
Funeral services viii be conducted at
the home Of his sister. Mrs. Fred APP
Plequist, 1920 Third avenue. Sunday
afternoon at > o'clock. Burial viii be
in Chippiannock cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-19

The funeral Of Hans Nielsen was
held at ESQ This afternoon at the home.
6z8 FORTHWITH street and at 3 O'Clock
at the Grace Lutheran church. Rev.
Ira O. Norhstein had charge eff the
services with interment i'm Cbippian-
mock cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-19
LUTHERAnS HEAR
D0CTRINAL TALK
Rev. +. Flacb Opens Series Of Discus
sia That Are to Be Held at the
Morning Sessions.
TREASURER MAKES HIS REPORT
Work Done by the District in support
of Church Missions and Benero.
Iences is Outlined.

The Central Illinois district of the
German Evangelical Lutheran synod
of Missouri continued its sessions at
the Immallela Lutheran church to-
day. The morning session was devot~
eI eo The consideration Of doctriuaI
matters and ian me afternoon further
routine business was continued from
taa session Of yesterday afternoon
Last night The members Of the Kin
5erfraundEese alIschaft Of Central I'LL
na.s held a meeting in the church. The
society was organized some years ago
te care for homeless children by find
ing homes for them iu Christian Luz
c1arau families The home is located
fiji Peoria Routine business was dis
posed of iu last evenings meeting,
such as election of officers and hear
ing Of various reports. IL was urged
that pastors should endearor to Sc
cure more members for the organize
Hou- The membership is 81 per an
HUu This Includes the subscription
for O. paper called the Einderfreand,
which Is published by the society
DocJrinai Discussion.
This mornings session was given
up 10 the dorrrInaI discussions which .
are feature of these conventions /
The theme for discussion at this CON
va1t.ou is the doctrine of justification. .
Pastor Fiaeh Of Peoria had prepared I
q paper on the subject. In his intro .
ductG0n he spoke somewhat as fol- .
lows. Our doctrfaaf discussions are .
to he based on the fourth article of &.
the Augsburg Confession. one of the
of the Lutheran church. f.
We expect every church which bears .
the name Lutheran TO uphogd these
confessions. because thew are based
on the bible. The fathers of the Iu-
.berau church. in writing this fourth
article on Justification. exrras-lv saw
that thew stand on the ground which
st. Pau. has presented fn tha mira
and fourth -nar.a~s of Romans
THE author IF rra nsDe~ nresar-ed .
#ra theses for discussion They .s~..-
4 The doctrine of Justification lis
Tie most important. the chief article
nj a-I Christian teaching
The term justification is q bib
lea. term and denotes the receiving
I- the forgiveness Of sin and the be-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-19

Yesterday afternoon the business
sessions were opened with the formal
Organization by the president. Rev
F. Band OF Springfield. who first de-
Livered his annual address and then
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-03
nD8B[B bR[AEs WHEN
DIVIDEND SUSPENDED
General Last. However. Resists De-
pressing Influence. Holding Its
Own Under Difficulties.
DECLINE STRIKES ST. PAUL
Foreign Liquidation Said 90 Have
Initiated Troublc-Bearish Talks
Indicates One source of Stock
MARKET Decline.

New York, July 2.-Dealings in
creased In the stock market today and
the expansion was somewhat at the
expense of prices, although the move
ment was irregular, and extensive de-
cline was limited to very few is-
sues, the most conspicuous being
tTritsd States Rubber, which scored
all It's loss In the early trading, and
Chicago. Milwaukee and St. Paul
Railway shares which mad more or
less disturbing break
Rubber declined heavily at the
opening in response to the overnight
announcement of the suspension oil
dividends on the stock and il must
be said that the episode which lsao-
Der shares have furnished lately has
hardly been a bid for public support
for the stock market. However me
general list resisted the initial fall in
Rubber and proceeded to display
more or less strength, conspicuous
leader being American Can common,
concerning which circumstantsai re-
ports were circulated that the com
pany was in the way OF reeiviag
very large war order.
Late in the forenoon the market
came to d standstill and subsaqae atty
was upset by the special weakness
which appeared in various direc-
lions.
Foreign selling. presumably Oh
British origin. persisted in the moder-
ate volume which has been stimulated
by the new British war loan anu
seems likely TO continue while prepar-
atoms are making to provide casn TOT
the flrst payment on the loan. Stocks
were In some supply from foreign
sources and il was said that liqus da-
ton from abroad started the decline
lin st. Paul. Nevertheless the STOCK
Exchange session presented some as
poets of fairly aggressive oearisn
operations By traders who have peer
samewhat out OF sympathy with the
market lately because of the way IN
which ii has been held in check
Wall Street was filled with rumors
and suggestions as well as arsumen.
OF bearish nature, which "e1e
symptomatic OF bearish activity.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-03
WOMAN
DIES IN DIRE NEED


Atlantic City. n. j., July 2.--Broken
in health all her money gone, and
clothing In rags, Mrs. John Sinclair,
the wife of wealthy and socially
prominent physician Of Philadelphia,
was found dead here yesterday in
negro lodging house situated in the
heart of the resorts black belt"
Liquor Is believed to have been the
cause of her death.
Mrs. Sinclair disappeared from the
Sinclair cottage in Ventner. June "a
last, and although her husband and
family had instituted searching inves-
legations with the aid of local and
Philadelphia detectives, nothing was
learned of her whereabouts until to-
day, when a negro undertaken applied
to the authorities for permission to
bury "mullato woman" in Potter's
field.
Suspicious of the detectives were
directed toward the case, and inves-
tigation brought out the fact that the
"mullato woman" was none other
than the missing Mrs. Sinclair. who
had taken refuge. In the lodging house
after leaving her own home.
DIR. Sinclair. after Tearing of his
wife's death, made no secret of the
fact that she had several times be-
fore absented herself from their
splendid home in one OF Philadelphia
most exclusive residential sections. He
said she would be gone for DAYS at
a time. always when suffering from
some mental trouble.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-03
NORFOLK WILL CONSIDER
ITS NEW FRANCHISES

Norfolk. July AFTER holding
Fthirty-three meetings, to say nothing
of as many more subcommittee meet
ings and several conferences with the
officials of the traction committee,
the joint committee OF ten. and the
representatives of the Virginia Rail-
way and Power Company have agreed
upon the three franchises which viii
be submitted to the City Council for
approval and passage.
Six-tickets-for-a-qua to be sold
at thirty places. tickets good on all
lines. End Of three years. tickets to
be sold ON cars.
Universal transfer on all lines.
Taxation to be ] IL per cent on
gross earnings for three years, after
which per cent.
School tickets good On all lines, in
Guiding Atlantic Terminal. Age limit
same as State. twenty-one years.
City's police power unquestioned.
Council regulates condition of cars:
State Corporation Commission, In ac-
cord with statutes. regulates service
and schedule.
Hours of service from 6 A. M. to
MISUNDERSTANDING seEr4ee-aemands,
and owl car when business justifies-
Abolition Of labor tickets on Bay
Shore line for six-tickets- fer-a-duar-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-03
GRAIN AND PROVISION MARKET
frurnssAed ~ Miller q Co. Ar@Refss
Hafchmoua. ta.t

Chicago. III. July a.--wheat--
strong. The Liverpool spot was IN.
CHANGED. so the Influencing. factors
were local weather generally favor
able an over. Talk OF the establish
ment Of Il credit of 1.ooe. geo. GEO FOR
the Allies led to belief that II this
developed a new large. export bus
mess in wheat would show. Recent
exports OF old and new wheat the
last few DAYS quoted at about seo.ees
receipts nHs. BBB. 3s6, neesT nfftf.77f II
IN still continued weather market.
corn--Quite steady with receipts
AL. 900. SHOWS report indicates a crop
of e,7s5, zoe, Gee as comparing with Inc
government estimate year ago OF
2.al6, eoa, 900 crop.
0ats-Eauaiiy good. with Argentine
shipments for the S5e.ne0 BUSHES and
receipts $4,000,
Provisions-Pretty fiat. July
showing OF Chicago stocks. which were
comparing June 80. 1915. with May
81. 1915. and June 80 1914. as fol-
lows: Pork, si.sis; lard. e4s,s1i. new
ribs, 41.fss,166: cut meats, 1s4.2s6. -.
Chicago had 10000 hogs and with
plenty coming along