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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-25
War at a Glance

Another important victory over the
ltuS'lans announced today by the Ger.
man war office In the capture Of the
Polish city Of Przasnysz The heaviest
/ lighting In northern Poland has oc-
Cured In the vicinity Of this city and
its fall Is said Ia have led tO the cap.
ture of more than 10000 Russians.
IeirogrHd has not confirmed the re.
port
The French and German official
communications Of today Indicate
calm on the western front is unbrok.
en.
French attacks IN Champagne con.
tnne without important result
Declaration In the house Of com.
mons today by Sir Edward Grey con.
stituted perhaps the most important
political development since the open.
ing OF the war The foreign secretary
Pnnounced that Great Britain was in
sympathy with Russian aspirations
for access 10 the sean He referred Ia
ltuSsias hope Of obtaining CONSTANT.
nople as a result Of the war with Tur
KEY
The second week Of Ger1nany's sub.
marine campaign opened today with
the loss OF two more British ships.
the steamers Western Coast and Dept.
icrd wtiere sunk off the English coast
either by mines or torperdoes.
Ihe second week Of Germany's sub.
marine campaign opened today with
inc loss Of another British shin. The
Deptford, small steamer. WAS sunk
OFT the English coast by mine or
torpedo. Previously. ten vessels. sey
en Of them British had been sent to
the bottom.
Eermhny apparently Is preparing to
extend the field NJ these operations
Tor three submarines have been sent
IN Pola, presumably for use I'm the
Adrintic and Mediterranean.
The American proposals for crssa
tion Of this form " warfare and the
admission Of foOdstuffs to Germany
are before the German and British
governments, but there are no Ind,co
uons where they will find acceptance
Germany's claim 10 an bverwhelm
Ing victory In East Prussia. resulting
IN the virtual annlhllatlOn OF the Rms
sian tenth army is denied categorical
H by the Russian general staff. The
admission Is made that two army
corps suffered heavily during the re.
treat, but the remaining corps are
said To have escaped from the German
surrounding movement. Efforts Of the
Germans TO cllnch their victory hy
striking a decisive blow I'm northern
Poland are leading to continuous bat
Ties all along this section Of the front
the outcome of which the Russian
starr does not attempt to forecast.
Hardly less intense Ia the struggle
.h the CNrpathians The Petrograd
announcement claims successes for the
Russians IN small engagements. Dis.
patches from the front 10 Swiss news.
papers assert that the Russians are
winning consistently aud that the Aus.
trians have lost more than 1000 men
at Dukla Pass.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-25
Is HELD FOR KILLING
Sixteen Year Old Wife. soon q Moih.
er Alleged TO BE Involved In Step,
sons Death.

SPRlNGDALE, Ark Feb 20. Mrs.
Della Massey, 10 years old, and soon
to become n mother WAS ordered held
by a coroner's Jury here today In con.
nectlon with the killing Of her 0-year
old stepson Leonard, who was shot
to death last Tuesday night Mrs.
Massey said soon after the boy was
killed that a nelghbor's boy had done
the shooting.
Evidence at the cOroners inquest
today showed that the boy thus ac-
cused had been In oklahoma more
than week. She was sent TO Jail
following he finding of the jury, and
her husband, who had been under
guard since the shooting, was ~.
LEASED
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-25
ENGLISH RESENT
AMERICAN HINT
Tone Of Latest State Department
Note Not Pleasing To
British Citizens.
RIGHT TO BLOCKADE WANTED
Contents of Message Unknswn
But Believed Curtailment of
Sea Power Is Suggested.

LONDON, Feb. 2j-The proposals
Of Washington 10 Grrut Britain and
Germany which ure In London nS.
suncd 10 embrace the abandonment Of
Hrrmnnys self declared war zone and
the adoption by the bclllErrcnts of
some definite policy regarding food
stufE for the civilian populations,
have noticcahly quickened the public
interest both I'm lhl4 country aud In
Germany In this delicate diplomatic
situation
The Britisch press In general Is re-.
strained I'm tone hut the average Eng
lishman plainly rescnt- what he con
~iders hint ut AN nti"mpt TO Inter
frrc with the absolute blockade ~
Germany should Great Britain cnrr to
enforce this with her sea power lu
the meanwhile aud I'm spite uf the
sinking Of four more Britisrh mer
chantmpn involving the loss u four
lives, Great Britain stlll holds off
from declaring food destined TO Ger
many To be- coutrnbnnd II * believed,
II this step is tnkrn that II Will be-
postponed uulil the American prOpos
ais have been discussed ut length
English Dissatisfied.
Just what this proposal h the pub.
lie both here and In Berlin Is unaware.
Its only information has been CLEANED
from the mragrc and qualified dis.
patches from Washington There
would seem tu be- TO doubt however
that Great Britain viii reserve the
right to dnclurr food contrHbnnd at
any time she deems II necessary. cs-
pccially us Germany's soCalled block
ade has been enforced with NIL the
power Germany has at her command
for Il week past
How the British cabinet feels about
this matter would appear 10 have been
plainly indicated by the statements
made by Foreign Secretary Grey Pre-
mlcr Asuuith and First Lord Of the
Admiralty Churchill, all of whom
have more than hintcd that drastic re
taliatOry measures might be expected
al any moment
Now that the Russians have made n
stand on their own soil the fighting
IN the eastern arena " the war is re-
iContinued on I.nst 'nCrl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-25
PIUTE FRONT QUIET
Renegade Indians WIN Re Given Op.
poriunity TO Surrender Before
Whites Make Another Attack.

UENCER, Colo, Feb. 25.--No fur.
them attempt 10 effect the capture Of
Tsc-Nc.Gnt and his band will be
made by United states Marshal Ne
hekcr until government Indian agents.
acting upon instructions from Wash.
mgtou have offered the fugitves nm.
other chance To surrender, according
to II special dispatch from Bluff,
Utah
Scouts are said to have located the
Pmtcs about 10 miles southwest Of
Ruff Another refusal of the In.
dlans to surrender win he followed
Il is stated, by second attempt lp
Marshal Nehekers posse to capture
them.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-25
TURKS BEAT RUSSIANS
IN MOUNTAIN ATTACK

BERLIN, Feb ~ Reports re-
celved here from Constntinople set
forth that a Russian attack I'm the
territory east Of Artzln, which * In
trausCaucasus, - miles southeast
NJ Ratun, has been beaten off by the
Turks with heavy losses 10 the enemy.
The Russians have been driven also
from the region Of Slmall. In Asia
Minor where a quantity NJ war ma
tcrlal was captured by The Turks
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-25

Precipitation has been general IN the
lake region, upper Ohio valley aud
north Atlantic districts In connection
with the movement of The storm that il
central this morning near New York civ
Another low central over Arlsonn. has
given general rains west Of the Rocky
mountains Generally fair weather has
prevailed IN the Gulf districts MIssls
alppi valley aud plains states. Temprra
lures have fallen In the Mississippi - val
above the normal Temperatures nrp
slightly above the season averages over
the western half NJ the county also Al
tending the eastward movement OF tbo
southwestern low" GENERALLY clondv
and unsettled weather tonight aud Friday
may be expected for Oklahoma City and
vicinity, II will Oe somewhat warmer to
nluht
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-25
SW EITZER NOMINATED
Chicago MSyOrslty Candidate ReCeiy.
ed 1881 Plurality Over Harrison
Thompson Republican Nominee.

CHICAGO, Feb. 26 Women voting
At Tuesdays primaries for the first
time I'm a mayoralty contest In Chlcn
~ polled II per cent of their regis
tratlon as against 10 per cent Of the
men In no instance Of Importance.
however did the women decide a con
test
Robert VI Swpltzer was nominated
by the Democrats over Mayor Harri
sou by 1881 plurality William
Hale Thompson had a plurality Of
2,325 for the Republican nominal ton
over Judge Harry Olson.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-25
STRASSBURG GOVERNOR BARS
SALE OR DRINKING ABSINTHE

GENEVA, via Paris, Feb. 25.-Tha
military governor Of Strassburg, capi.
tal Of Alsnce Lorraine, has prohibited
tho sale or consumption Of absinthe.
Persons who violate the order win he
sentenced to years Imprisonment.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-25
AMERICAN DOCTOR DIES
IN CROSS SERVICE IN SERBI A

PARIS, Feb. 25-Dr James f.
Donnelly " the American Red Cross
mission sent 10 Serbia, died yesterday
At Nlsh, Nys dispatch 10 the Havas
agency from Snlonld The body will
bc sent to the United States by way
II SnlOuOkl.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-25
BAR LIVESTOCK
FROM ALL TEXAS
state Is Quarantined by Governor
Ferguson; Local Packers Say
Plants Here Receive Great SURPLUS

AUSTIN, Tex, Feb 25.-Govcrnor
James Il. Ferguson today proclaimed
a quarantine In TXeas against the en-
tire United states, Dominion of Can.
ada and the Republic NJ Mexico. pro
hhiting shipment Of live stock into
Texas On account Of the foot and
mouth disease The proclamation rm
braces cattle, horses, mules, Jacks. jrn
nets. sheep, goats, other rumiuants
and swine. also domestic animals and
fowls.
II also prohibits importation " ma
tcrlnl calculated 10 carry the infcy
tiOn
The above, when read 10 several
men interested In the packing Industry
In this city caused much favorable
comment and from statements which
they made the output Of the local pack
Ing plants viii be- greatly increased
by the action NJ Governor Ferguson
IN declaring quarantine
One NJ the results " the quaran.
tine will be nm increased shipment Of
cattle from the southern part Of this
state 10 the oklahoma city market,
cattle which before have been sent
south into the Fort worth and Hous.
ton markets II Is also said that
while the quarantine prohibits the
shipment NJ Texas cattle north aud
may result I'm large shipments of Norm
Texas fattened stock coming 10 the
Oklahoma City market
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-25

Dr DUunelly u resident Of New
York and a graduate Of the University
Of Louisville, went 10 Serbia late In
November with five other doctors aud
twelve nurses sent out by the Ameri
rln RED Cross.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-25
BRITISH FAVOR
SLAV'S DESIRES
Russians Aspirations for Access IA
Sea are Approved by England, Sir
Edward Grey Tells Parliament.

LONDON Feb 25 Sir Edward
Grey the foreign secretary. announced
In the house of commons today that
the sen, England j, u ,uure accord.
with Russia, desire Tor ucccs, to the
SEA
with Rus,ia.s desire for acyr., to
the sea, England Is uu entire accord. ."
the foreign secretary suid. In RESPONSE
To II question from Frederick JoWrttc.
whether England knew m and np.
proved the statement uf the Ru-~lnu
foreign minister, VI. Sazunuff. m the
duma, that Russia Intended prIma
ncntly to occupy ConstHntlnoplr"
The foreign secretary responded that
he was unaware that NJ. Sazonuff
had made any such statement. but. he
added, the statement have seen was
that NJ. Sazonoff had said that the
events on the RussO-Turkish frontier
would bring Russia nearer realization
of the pOlltical-ecOuomic problem
bound mp with Russla's access ~ the
soH
with these aspirations" he con.
tinued. England Is IN sympathy
What form their realization will
take Will no doubt be- settled In the
terms Of peace"
The announcement ~ Sir Edward
Grey marks one N the importnat de
velOpments Of the European situation
since the war hegnn. Russias desire
Tor warm water port and unrr
striCted outlet from the Black sen,
long has been one Of her most cher
ished national aspirations Speaking
In the duma on February o, Premier
GOrcmykln said
Turkey has marched with our
enemy, hut her resistance already has
been shattered 10y our glorious eau
cuslan troops and the radiant future
~ the Russians ON the BLACK sea Is
beginning to dawn near the walls Of
Constantinople.
The attitude NJ Great Britain In
the event that the fortunes " war
should favor Russia In the struggle
with Turkey has been an open qucs
ton
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-25
NO EFFORT TO
CUT EXPENSES
Efforts Made BY IIenSIey to Re-
ducs Appropriation We're
All In Vain.
HE MADE SEVERAL ATTACKS
Corporation Commission Will BE
Given Sum to Try TIVE Cent
Fare Case.

l'rlwlhuug the secretary of ths
board " rduration Ia the salary ap.
pf'pntion and increasing the amount
I' D." paid for animals ordered killed
hl ''" state yrtrrinulluu from 81 900
'" N'DuO the house todny passed fa-
'""'.r upon the general nppropria.
u"nr 1ilI which has been under con.
rldrraIipu f"r the pnst two days.
Representative Ilrn,lry u Canadian
county offered numerous amendments
G" lh" Items NJ the hill, seeking to re-.
du'" lhr amounts named, but they
wor" nI voted down.
strenuous attempts were made by
llrn,lr' to cut down the apprOpria
. lIons tur The board " agriculture. In
mat Of NliWO for salaries NJ officers
Hud employees IIenslcy wanted IL
clipped tu S12GOO He declared that
iw" years ago when the bonrd was
composed " twelve members the ap-
preparation had been $1,000 and he
thought that In reduction NJ the mem.
hrrship from twelve to five. n smaller
appropriation would suffice.
My fond dreams of retrenchment
are vanishing" said Hensley Il ex.
pcct 10 redeem my part ~ the party
pledges to apply the pruning hook
wherever II is needed n the Old
board Of twelve members could get
along on $1,000, the present hoard NJ
five members would get along on that
too he added
Willing 10 Trust Gault.
Durant stated that the old hoard
had spent more than the $4,000 an.
preparation and that the additional
money had 10 he taken from another
fund
The present head of the board IN
tends To hcw 10 the line and does not
want 10 60 into some other fund" he
said
/ Representative SOmpson Of weath
erford expressed his surprise at what
he thought was an attempt 10 cripple
the agricultural department Il don't
care what Il was two years ago" he
said II feel that that Is not too
Continued Ou last Page
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-25
Day In Congress.
SENATE.

DEFINITE rcsumed on grUrrBI drTIIcU-
cy bin.
conference report on seamaus bin
considered,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-25
ORDER Of COAL
WASA MYSTERY
Stranger Appeared at Olice Of
the Garrison CsaI Company
and Gave II.
DELIVERED IT TO WATSON
POteaU Coal and Mercantile
Company Is Said to Have
Sent Him the Coal.

The whereabouts Of a man Of my-.
It,ry who according 10 testimony ud
duced this morning came to the office
or the Gurrisun Coal company ~ this
city aud directed that company 10 de
lNrr ten tons " coal 10 the residence
.oi COL A = Watson. is being sought
by the house probe committee which
/ Is investigating charges against the
corporation commissioner
The special house committee. Of
which & J. pinkhum uf Kay i. chnir
man. spent almost the entire forenoon
nt the office ~ the Garrison Cunl
company iu this city examining off
GERS and employees of that concern rel
ailyc to charges that Commissioner
Watson had accepted donation Of
ten tons ~ coal from the Coal trust DO
The testimony regarding the mys
tcrious man In the cu,e was evolved
frrm G. G. Buxton. vice president and
mnnagcr ~ the Garrison Coal com
puuy He told the committee that "A
man who said he represented the pO-
t'm Coal and Mrrcmailc company
came to the office " the Garrison
company In this city and stated that
he had made arrangements with 4 +.
Watson To ship him ten ton, of coal
a. part Of carload which had been
shipped To Oklahoma city by the PO-
ttAu firm
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-25
Slranger Shipped Lhe Coal.

The man said that Col Watson had
advised that the car be- shipped 10 the
Garrison company as II would bee ike
ly to buy the balance NJ IT, Mr. Bux
ton testified that the man did not give
his name and that he hn. never seen
him or heard Of him since The wit
ness stated that the coal was of poor
quality, that he has never had any cor
respOndence with the POtcnu Coal and
Mercantile company relative TO the
shipment and has never talked with
Col. Watson about II.
w. W. Hawkins, bookkeeper for the
Garrison Coal company. testified that
he did not remember whether he had
told the driver who made the delivery
TO WHtson's residence whether the coal
was n donation or not. but stated that
he would not deny that he made such
Continued on Last Page.D
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-25
THE WEATHER


ukhhoma InnlEht aud Friday cloudy.
warmer
Louisiana, Arkansas = Tonight and
Friday partly cloudy; Friday warmer.
East Texas Tonight and Friday gen
etalY cloudy warmer tonight excent In
northeast portion
West TeSas-ronlEht and Friday gen
erHllN cloudy, warmer tonight
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-25

Tonight and Friday cloudy weather
warmer In the western portiani warms,
In eastern portion Friday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-17
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

age were augmented by the arrival OF
l.piO boae. of creamery from BIenos, Ayres
and 20 casks of DANISH butter. Foreign
nutter was not Offered FOR sale Yesterday,
Domestic supplies "ere somewhat slow with
fairly steady KcnoN ated neglected. a. was
-torasc. Ladies nrn Pac'Sin- stock IN light
Hrsts. :, 10 core ar.,. Held e,tis-.
.cor" $50 hr-is @.-i'" state
.iHgG".: common lu tar. ga'-k Renovated,
extra. "a &c., irst-. .|'i-l'.r lover grades
isr-Ut.c limitation Creamery. itrst-. ~ ale
Ladies, current make. fr.t-, ~ " sc SCI
onds. lNigdl.r luwrr -rad"s, l'1l'" Pack
ins stock, M g, H'4a'"; lover srad.s,
hut fresh states 'ras Eyportsrs are taking
Prico- Held, coiored Specials. -. a liz :.
white, l7,l''.c average fancy "olor"d. ia
,sasc INV, ,,e".,'' nn'"r. .ahes'
ls.c: wins ;%talG'ac state -iJms held,
specials. lilli.c pooI to sood, tfllc.
E----N'th rec. pt- ct -Jrt oa- yestcr
DAY. The market VS. firmer and t.r AIsaer
Arriv ais mu"n .csa than la-t week, A.
clmulaiion helrs r"i'!'ru or stored iilH'
northern STOCK waited ma, sG'h "as hIm
DirtlCs lnd check. wanted Nearby - =
hrmer DUCK e- auiI rr@rs; frc,h gath
hrsts. ia. n l'i2o seconds. Is. di'.c; No.
'irties, ia gl>c; henuegy, whltc-. line TO
fancy 20 hcnncry. browns, 2lu.lr; mixed
cOlOTz. lJH.t" Baltimore din Ks, a-t.Gc.
LIVE pol LTRY-pres"nt supplies are
light but more stock IA expected before the
end OF the week ~ buyers are ho.dIn- OIL
Fowls show an excellent market smooth
leased chlcknns are practically unavailable.
BOOSTERS rnd stil- somcNhll nrm"r Tur-
Key SO" Duck. ~ poor CIil. He1'-e neg
leclcd, Prices. Fowls, t.ulln yo11- rpus
iers, &c.,; old |rpo-i"rs Oh" ~turk'S,, g,X"o
hens ana ium- l"l g., ducks western,
i'u.s' southern. 1Nr -''.'. southern 10.
western. lN.. -uInras, 'p,", pigeons. "l
eaIf
DRESSED POULTRY Fresh turkeys mostly
poor and forced to sale. Fine tIw,- m lI.ht
supply ont rin-ier- firm squads p!crtl
ful and slow Fancy milk ird frozen chick
ens steady Corn ted more freely offered
and weaker Mosi frozen turkcy- show IT.
regular quality Ducks and gees" nee le'fed
Proc: Turkeys, dry picked, Western, fancy,
.Ur. average. best, lNIlF" T,nu"ssrr ana
RentueAy. lN"l~r TeNus, lT0lN". ChiChcrs
milk 'cf mixed weights, ls0lsr Fowls. !!
20 box. western, ~ lbs and over TO dozen
dry picked. iH4nlNc . lbs. and urCr
r7ig"; old rooster. la'gNli, squads, l.iinc
wnito % lb' - dozen, g. 1885,; . BE- $50;
lhs Turkey. frozen, dry picked. 20
le"tod, 70 Western, &c; Texas, 20 B-oil
.rs, milk ted, d, to y lbs 70; corn tel
'' IN = ih-. &c Chickens, /. 20 box, mill
fed, \ 10 - lbs, 10. 4 lhs and over. oog
IL corn fed, n 10 IS lbs l7Gl1iac u lbs
and over, ~ Fowls, II to box, - lbs ant
over 70 dozen, 10. 90 10 70 lbs Nc ole
rooster. 1890 Ducks Long leland. ~, iac
We'''rn ian"y. ne. Geese, Western, lt1lGc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-17
More Bcthlehcm Eu..ui,

The excuse FOR the 'uans .t.i o.. 49,.
binary runors IN regard o, Rc's sta-
steel IL that tho r",rr. advance IN n.
stock calls for explanation an. -,
trerc IL an element IN tie S,ree. -,
too sophisticated 90 ~ ea.'r1~ v..h
natural causes. Some eA.t-.se a-t "a
fetched theory mus: always n. ag-1,es
And yet .he course 0' b4'alNteu 49,,
has been accompanied lv e.usta- I'd.
varces In the shares % az All,
companies IN. shares - .he R-i,',,
armament. companies h,t. DUP s,ed
tho fluctuations In Rethloheu ~'eol w.,
surprising regularity. Reta'' on S:e.l
~ now al a level. wh.ru make. pyr.
chases 70" no Ions s-Nouut essentials
speculative n rGaracts~. 5u' 30 ,0n.
pany's business has been p..f'.r ~,
continuously H. re'eHt years All '.r-.
Is probably a fairly Eo'id foundation =,
tho comptnys prosperity lasd-s "a.
vindfail 81 war o-ie-..
The burst ~ speed atiVs hu'..4 10
tcrday appeared 70 70 Induced " ID,a
RitchenerS remarks "a tNe Fr..4 p-r
Lament IN regard 20 the rHNs'rr g.~t
% The empire 'or more Wa oqI'pnN.
Bethlehem Steel Wa t.lra at W ran
Steel common A"d touches q usw NJ
price for tho present 'uo'eT.1' Br'
me plausible ~eXplana-!on was l.e-e.
garded. while n ridiculous S;o- sl>I,
q contest for contro; Wa pas 81 sro.rt
This story Was that ie ~ = ~.
Of ths country's Lending rracciers. hay
ing concluded a disas'.ous t.a. ~ - N
.he rhort side ~ :hc stock. rad svt' ~
20 the long SIDE 20 buy cont-o. ~,
intention, Z, IS claimed, - - To- . We
payment OF dividends o. -" r'ncD y
force Nr Sstwab out NJ g.. ?
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-17
FOREIGN EXCHANGE WEAKER.
MARKS strong. However, on he
ported War Loan subscriptions.

The foreign exchange market was
weaker yesterday. with the exception ~
exchange on Berlin. which was strong
on reported increasing subscriptions In
th'a country to the German wal loan
and the announcement hat a syndicate
was ho'uG formed here 10 sell $40
600, 600 nine months German notes.
Sterling WAS Irregular and closed
weak a. compared with Mondays prices
Demand closed az $50. cables ~
$50 s-iG Francs ease. 20 1@Sf, to-
CHECKS and SIS tOr cables. MARKS
closed ~ II 'or sight drafts and So,
for thlcs Italian lire were lower at
555 ana Austrian kroUcn closed ~
l5'4. n slight advance
TIE first of the SO, 500, 900 gold on
gagged In ottawa ly Ia2ard Fiorcs ar
rivrd Al the local u Treasury yes
'crlly Il amounted 10 s5N5.o0o. L Is
expected that tho remalrter of tho en-
sdsem"u' wIll follow speedily
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-17
THE GRAIN MARKET.
slight Losses In Whc1t-Other
Gruin, Also Uuic Ensicr.


Inc NHt't SESSION OF Ycsirruhy CouIu
oe u~ist'hSusheu from many OF thc o'"ers
Witnessed IA t"' past several months
by US 'hiHhts+' Ihe u,il qu''a'lous
OF the p'i''n were intu' soon "I,tr
ne outset WH"c zoe '.Nes' "e'" TeRIs-
tered Jus prior 10 ne hn1'' ~ ne az.
Spocu'i'lo" mas h'bI'i % " no'l''du.e
degree. but the interest n the inaTNet
remains Fl,'
w.. sue u'".'tu e"p
por' ''. P'''t" ,"' u9h.
sIoh ''l".' nan d"s u'>'S,N'
nv ~ ''' 81 e''u"''"u ,."
,tt'sl I''" "''h oihp'r"'' 'e's InH
many N u.s. so 'H'' ,''S ''u't' y !, Sup-
p"r' 'u.'' go "' i''.'I rPc" 1870
,H' "'I 'o"S I'ie'' w ~ .'.."
i''' i'.' we ~u',''' Nrs 49,
nehta' III s'me HeI'ut '"t ,in'i ,'Ivs
! nor "sre oNiorl 'r'"Si', 'o's " ~
" po''VV' puS'' W." =.
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