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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
PHILADELPHIA WOOL MARKET
lBy Telegraph 10 the Tribune

Philadelphia JIl. - More Interest has seen
shown ln the Ioc4l WOO market during the as
keeA thln Tor some time Past tousl4erAlie inquiry
has come from Manufacturers o. wor,teds. I'D
whil. prices Tor medium AID dne are rtl.ilfey .oN
there l. 10 unedsiUcs. among de.eN. who eipert
th.t az change iu prices Will - upward instead
OF downward Probably 30 pc cent O. 'le Wool oe
hg taken nov ty mills IS fof ctpou On maiuiAf
ure. 4 sac or 90 900 pounds Of quarter snd
three cighths reported. Lut prices we're uot DIS
closed quotations .rc 0hlo 1nt feuus} .TsniA
neects BOA ic. lei.u- washed. 900 i-c. me uli -
mcrch4nt.bIe 20 zee. one hall blood comolg ~
"a sic three cightls. . Sd ~. one quarter -9'a
.Otsc one-h4lf three cishths and ote Qusuer
clothing 2ta-5c dei4iue unwsshed. zoe. nne. IS a
"a. COMMON AID braid. ga - NeN lofA aud
Mchigan-Fine uuWashc1. 20 ,Ac. delsine. = "a
asc ons.h.Y h.oof 2Sa -9c. -eshths. 90 So
one quarter. 2Siz q zoe one half three eighths .nd
one quarter clothing -.c. common and braid -tS
ESQ Wisconsin 4nd Missouri Three eiglifhs blood.
So &c. one quarter Is 29c. braid. -td.1c. ol.iA
bury ,eedy colts 70 a zoe Georgia. -2a 25c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Jan. - The Commercial Bulletin"
vii say 70 morrow The zoo. msrk.' is strong
aud fairly active. with he tendency o. vsues
still 4pR ard. more especially 81 low 70 meiium
wo0s Foreign msrse.s teLd higher everyuhere
ard buying London hiss improved. more con
risuce beng apparent so tho announced intentions
n England n make shipments o. merinos freely 10
This couutr " satisfied upon the shippers gusfsn-
tee Leading domestic quotations
Ohio and Pennsylvania ceece.-Dealn. washed
600 1ec. = blood comoinE 3oS3ic. y. 3ls32c .
desiGe uIvsshed zee. sne -4dsSc Michigan
AID NeV lork-Fn unWashed. - d23c. desiue
2ia 2jc. 2 bIood. &c. =. Sic Wisconsin and
Missouri, blood zoe. !. SIC. braid &c. Ken
'uc0 and similar blood unusthed. 2es zoe .
o. tlc
secured basis. TcIss-Fmc L. months 5sS5sc.
months. .6zssc. &C. fall tatoc California -
Northern ffs5rc. middle county. 5las-c. sou.h-
suI .s %. Oregon Lss'eri No ! staple. SO
o.. co,hmg 90. r4lley 10 !. fodj-c Ter
ritor-Fiue ,'spe. $685.. sn- medium. s0d.2c
nre clothing 1sa So. f1e medium. 5;sjic. =
blood combmg ab2c. = jig5ec
ruued-TIira s2ae5c. A soss:e. o., A
59d6lc. A supers - "a ~,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
PRICES
DECLINE SHARPLY
Reaction Follows Thursday s
Advance. with Southern Sell
ing Orders Spots Steady.

The cotton market was extremely
nervous and unsettled yesterday. with
prices breaking sharply under selling.
The close was easy and from % TO q
points net lover, with May quoted a.
8.83c, or q points under the high rec
ords Of Thursday Rumors that Great
Britain might declare cotton contra
band Of var may have helped 70 un-
settle sentiment At one time, but were
never generally credited. and later we're
absolutely denied by private cables
from London. The main factor on the
decline consequently appeared % De
talk Of increased Southern spot oher-
.ugs A. tho advance. predictions Of q
siackening export demand after the &C
tive buying Of the last tTo months and
the usual arguments IN favor. Of re-
action after such rapid and cXten-
size advance as the market mas recently
experienced. Liverpool again failed
fully 10 meet the New York advance Of
the previous day, and first prices here
we're steady at z decline OF from 20
10 points.
The temperance Of Southern selling
orders here, supposedly against Last
ern belt cotton, contributed 70 the bear
ish sentiment and active months sold
from - 20 Is points under last nights
closing figures before the end Of the
morning. Covering and buying by
trade houses caused a rally Of or .
points, out the market weakened again
in the afternoon. closing al the lowest
point Of the day.
Southern spot markets we're general
" steady, except decline o. &c AZ
Augusta and advances Of &c in Nor
folk. Little Rock and s.. Louis. Local
spot cotton quiet al soc for mlddllng
upland; sales, - bales Local contract
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
FINANCIAL RECORD
HERE And ABROAD
Trend Of Securities Lower,
with Some Selling for
Foreign Account.

After s brief period 81 strength al the
opening securities yesterday showed
more Plainly the resc,ionsry tendency
that had appeared the day before. In
the late trading the decline became
fairly general. with losses up TO point
or more common. Again selling for
foreign account caused pressure in the
international list, and professional
traders took profits on their long con
tracts. Business % the day was only
a little reduced from that Of Thurs
dav. and in the first hour trading Nao
even more active Dealings IN oonHa
continued 20 expand m s broad list.
convert bic issues assuming consldcI
able prominence.
Canadian Pacific was lower ir Lon
don and declined here, closing only
shade above Us low price for the DAY
more than % points down. Eue com
mon and first preferred we're also wesN.
Reading. heavily traded IN, closed st IT'S
lowest. and Union and Southern tac..t'
steel and Copper declined. New y ofA
Central advanced more than = points
but lost part Of thIS Improvement DO
the late trading Missouri Pacihe was
Quietcr ar0 lower.
In thc bond list Virginia deferred os
we're heavily dealt n, as the report o.
the referee $50 the case between \ li-
GINA and West Virginia was preSen'''
and settlement seemed nearer. The new
ST Paul convertible 5s were heSN..-,
traded I'M a. an advance. success "
sale o. S5.0l0000 4 per cent bonds
par over che counter by tho City o.
PHILADELPHIA was favorable indication
Of improved financial conditions.
In London American shares advanced
srd Brit 81 railway shares we're bought
hut otherpis the securities msrhet
there wss dull Cable sdvices told o.
3 conference IN Paris by heads OF the
fnsrcc Departments % Great Britain
France ana Russis 20 consider the IN
usual financial proposition Of JOINT
loan bv the Allies This. it was re-
rorted. would reach l5.000.0o0,00O francs
and bear interest 81 81 per cent.
known movements OF currency polnt
70 gsin o. around 100000 by locs.
institutions. the gain from the interior
being less than the week before. Mon
ctary conditions here continued Ntt-c
changed. call loans renewing over the
week end a. @ per cent. sterling rates
were q trife rrwcr. some more active
purchasing beng apparently the res u!t
Of foreign sales OF securities. Ship
rlent OF 100000 in gold 70 Uruguay
bv one OF the national banks was
snecisl transaction. the second similar
shipment % south America since the
first Of the year.
The report Of James J. Hill's oppos.-
ton 10 the ship purchase bill. present
ed A. the National Convention Of For
c,rn Trade p ST. Louis. was read here
with interest. IN addition 20 probable
complications with foreign powers. he
argued that federal competition would
be disastrous 20 the private shipping
interests. Recognizing the Importance
q ADEQUATE tonnage 20 take care o.
our foreign trade. he urged that private
initiative be given free play by removal
OF present restrictions on ocean trSttlc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
TRADING In THE
CURB SECURITIES
Oil List Expands and Prices Are
Hipher-Industrials Also
Show Strength.

Considerable strength was manifest
ed in the leading industrials and o 5 on
tho curb Yesterday. while mining shares
developed a weaker tendency The on
iis, was expanded and more active, with
prices for the most part higher. stand
ard Of Kansas showed the greatest
strength. advancing points, and
Prairie OIL and Gas and Atlantic Rein
ING each points.
Motor shares again were favored IN
the industrial list Kelly Springfield
Tire common improved So, the first
preferred and the second 3 points.
WHY'S Overland made a fractional rise
Tobacco shares were fairly active and
firm Trading IN mining issues was m
creased. but prices were generally
lower Chicago & Northwestern 5s
lost z. OF point.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

A gain o. around s. 900 oco By ~. banks {, in
dlcs'ed ~ reported movements Of currency this
u.ek IN. gain from the interior vas 2i.ls] 900.
shipments including No27ooo National banAno,s
sent n Washington for redemption. IN. gain m
ordinary Sub Treasury Transactions -m 81 5000.
Retirement O. emergency currency her. rsIlt.d IN
payment 10 the sub Treasury OF s. .s07.5i'.
IN. December earnings statement o. the southern
Pacific Company gives gross operating revenue o.
So 9s7 1876. 81 e5s $40 lcss than vas ,i1ed IN the
sam. month IN 1918 ana act income decreased
tas35H 20 s. iss.35e
m, New York Cotton EIchLnE. s,st ei Charles
Iont has been purchased by c. I Hudson & 60
Tie prir. PAID wa Sl01ie which compares with
SO 800 Tor tle as previous sac
A remhership on the NeS YofE core. Erchsnt.
"a, so,d yesterday FOR s. $50 800 NOR, Than VA
PAID Oh tie previous FAnsscuoA
1obn : Frifis formerly connected sith Pomroy
p-ofhe-s a n0w associated with DsFsoa a l. on.
a. msntgef % their bond department
Em.r.,ney currency amounting 20 50. ~ =.
,.,i,st ,.si,rd.y through The local sub Irestup.
msliur . total ~ slt2osl 80 retired mere 70 d.te
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
MINING.
FOREIGN Markets

ri,.p,ol jar --NHEAr-.Spo. ~
Manitoba is e.. Nc D. - Tao f0RN-sps
winter. is li'ad. u,gfe' non.ass- q o8 Z, NJ
.f-5rc. America mixed. rev. = -, 7. ~
S,.,g-.s ,tead, Fetrl.r 5 -! ntci tca,l
FIOT R-Nmtsr patents - nt, ~ g,,-, I-ts
'Psc,sc CoasrI. - l6srlt ~ BILL c..,sr'' nss
NEE H.I,S- s'S-i est s. o. BAtON : y,
b M ~, So. .aor, No. uonai. s',, -
oss 81. on. ce.r niiies 20. 4s %, ,aasi. -
short clear backs. .es od s.yl ~ ~se 80 ~
oa - 81 Anercag re- 81. r4i' - 81 ri.
10 5oses IS CHEEsh--,I, i ,no3SS'lH1,saii,s g
40 40 So.'''H Ia m RPENrINE sg,n. 80
IIfPvSsFEp OILS PETRoLtII1 w T ~ > on
RoSIN~Comm0n. is SO. tolIo'''
Hui -edlcd spot. - o., -,ie-,fa Ir-,7
md Fe5-uaJ. IS % Ll\Sts,P 1,m.-,.s .
SPERM OIL PErRoLt,,, VI nv. 80 a,
o. .ed, rt .ppy<1INlH Spirits 81, ID
Anse-i.ar strained IS 0l. rie -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPEH Local street SIM. with e,ctrovtic
quoted 81 49, iuI csstius a. lie ~ London
~ FOR futures fs5 Us FER best sset,d ana fe3 es
for c.ectroiytic pot
TN on the Metal Exchange vas trm. with spot
ir ,-tor lof. quoted a g as. e5c AID g. %
70. Iot, - si1,a31 50c With sales o. tols. SPOT.
-eroned A. $3.50 o. London un closed o. 400
Sifsits spot -
E.si 81 Louis. a.j0a Soc London lead closed 81
as q 1900
sPELTER-suonE Nss York spot 7sI.2oc.
snd Eisi - Louis. si5dic. London sp.lisr eos,d
a. go los "
IRoS- market steady. at sA 9ss.t IS fer
No foyndD Nodhssn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
OCEAN FREIGHT RAir''

Freight. offered steadily and Hol ,s'r,, 4.
~, . eha1srns Ra,cs siro1' 100. a. '' "a "a,
,.r,i .pIrnsy ouoi.ioa.. 70 idi H.ch vls..i
M HuU. ed. Aprl. Bnsio'' ,,.so % L.'srYs,.,
-, mo 81 Charles BRUSH \. n, o
on, gram New Yors o .,0. .,..n,f. ssoes e.
bar, + % FEB Bn.lsa :. y Fsov.-
S: e. .g .,esmer 900 s. r ., Sac,
? nI'g' 70 P'rras 10, fe9rg.7 s @3a's. =
$50 tor, Transatlantic ra1s' az fo.s ,sns :
G,,s.'on . bremen S g 2, 100 eo. Psl,i...,
H.r'. BRITISH steamer isss o. o.omsi. ,hi9 ~.
pais 20 .,o c,a'%y ss Yc,S % B'snss s 70 ssss
,yr ,1 81 prompt bas, s-s .o.' IN 6o,r. 80
10 Portland s. oase - 81 N.s York. -
rrssWu lumber Owen Le"'
ri 100 ,, pr DAY loadins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
QUIETER DAY IN
LONDON MARKET
American Section Contin...
Most Active and Closes Firm
Paris Prices Heavy

London, January p. Tradirz
much Quietcr on the Stock ~. 'H
to-day, bat the tone Of the ~s.
continued good. Home rails and a..
leans mOnopoi zed attention. IT. ~
mer we're bought on dividend ss,,...
tons. Armament shares we're ~
and higher. Other sections yer. 5.'
teresting. -''''
American securities made ,s,.,.
gains in sympathy with the str.ny,s I.
Wall street yesterday Business ~
brisk IN Erie and Canadian p.,'s.
Prices were wei. maintained tbros,e
out and closed firm.
Money was easy and discount ~,
we're weak. Money loaned a. -.
cent. discount rates for short bill, w.,
"a 20 ~ per cent; for three mo,,,,
- 20 2 per cent
Consois closed unchanged, a, g.,
per cent.
Cold premium a. Madrid vas 70.
a. Lisbon. 400.
Paris, Jan. -. Tire tone o, u.
Bourse was heavy today, With tr,S,,
rather brisk in rentes. Three Der -
rentes closed unchanged, a. Is irvo
80 confines. Exchange on London. B
francs 20 confines.
LONDON CLOSING PRICES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23

Weekly m0TsmcU. 1gIles NJ fae cotton Ltclafg 70
Po-t -s.eip.s 41l 500 ts.e.. sgails' -6s.le, I4s'
"A jf. last gesr. southern mlN tssinss. e,tineiel
100 J0U against s. 900 last year, gain u stocks e
interior toxins qIi bales. against loss sst fea'
., ass. 1-5.ighr i-'o sigh. f0r the week so So
ssainst 3sl $50 AS year. Total cog movement
Pr-- receipts 2 o. 90 against go 80 last yea-
oys--.rI 20 mill, and canada. J53. $50 agaust
-si454 las, rsar. southern mill tskinE. lilltel.
agair.- 8ia -e5 'sst year. stock a. interior %, 3
in Excess o. AIE.s' D. LOSSES. against t.4e5
last vea-. brought iu'1 sigh ttus far f3- season
e0s1 sge sgAirs, % 40 $50 las, year
Liverpool csbies->9ot dun. sale 700 "a
-5--. q 900. American % 900. miidling upland.
500: futures opened quiet. "a points ligle-
closed barely steady a. ue' decline o. % d p
poirts Msy-Jine 4s1d. JuIy-Auglst. 49, lal.
0atob.-- November J.0fd. January February. oNI
Nsncncs,er-Yaus qIle. ou, steady. cloths. faif
business lc.ng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23

ON THE CONS0LI DATEO.

Although many Of me promiisl,
stocks attained iu the earliest trading
on the Consolidated Echsnge YESTERDAY
levels that were slightly higher itsi
the top figures Of Thursday, the isns
soon became hesitstIng and rae
tionsry. Such leading issues as Urist
States Steel, Reading. Union Pseae
and Amslgamated Copper ended tie
DAY az their lowest. Business to.Sllec
1850 shares.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
Lackawanna Sells Bonds.

The Delaware, Lackswanns & West
ern Railroad, h was announced yes
to-day, has sold 20 Kean, Taylor &
Co. and Robert Winthrop { Co So
600 900 Morris & Essex Railroad 81
per cent refunding bonds. due 2O0O.
II is expected that the bonds will be
offered 10 investors. The proceeds VIII
60 toward payment az maturity June
/ next, Of sri $4,000 Morris & Essex
bonds. The company stated that the
balance will be met from cash re-
sources.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following table gives the closing
bid and asked prices for stocks which
are listed but which we're not dealt IN
on the stock Exchange Friday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
NEM YORK CITY BONDS.
DAILY IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.

.coupon interchangeable. Registered o.
cannon REGISTERED. tNeV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
DIVIDEND NOTICES. =
THE BALTIMORE Vh'"


orrtrF or THE SECkn "a 1915
baltimore. Nd. J-nusi, d.y Sc
., Res-s OF Directors ths ~. con.
90. co. The six months ende'9i ~ CssL
pan a.. dividend OF Two toripsny.
81 ~ Preferred stock OF tn.. ! hold,r
psyabie March J. islo' 20 business snS On F'''
ruary !. 1915. ..o,.-.d from me -.
- esrninSs OF the Compsh cent %
p,1s Ind one-hslt g. '7'el es,y osys..
81 cannon stock OF the Con,assold.rs o.
be- March 1915 . to 81 '0 su siD 90 f'''
rusry /. 1919. All rot Gloss.
Inc ""~ G W. wooLFoRp So 90
rur TRENTON PorfEh'I "a
mn trenton. y j. Jan a. y"
DIVIDEND No. I" pire,s.r
80, a. dividend Of ONE .rt-,s.mnulsii...
msc Wss declared on The Non psyss..
~ ~ StocS Of the ComIs.' II r-csrs
iao,,.r, Is 1918. 20 stocAho.1e as rrAas-
=, o.c,ock p ". January -
o., hcoxs DO no, close. "a rrsssas'
'' FL y LAYTON Secretary ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23

FRIDAY. JANUARY %. 1915.

York stock Exchange frdy
S20O0 week ago and 'so"
date st2S28OO against sl6oVV "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
Pacific Gas and Electric.

William A. Read & Co. and Bond &
Goodwin have sold s4,0O0,0O0 per cent
one-year notes of the Pacific Gas and
Electric Company. The notes became
due on December 10. 1915, and are re-
deemable in full or in part by lot at
1907, and interest. They are secured
specifically by deposit under the trust
agreement Of s5.000.000 general and re
funding mortgage per cent bonds and
100000 general lien mortgage 8 per
cent bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
Northern California Power.

In order 70 extend an issue OF $780,
600 outstanding Series a. debenture
bonds maturing February next. d.
rectors of the Northern California
Power Company arc working out a plan
70 care for this financing. As provision
Is made that Series "A" can be re
deemed in refunding and consolidated .
per cent bonds at SO only when earn
lngs applicable 20 this charge are twice
the interest requirements, and net
earnings now are reported 20 be 1874
times the interest charges, there IS
little reason 70 expect that the bonds
will be redeemed in this manner in the
near future. Ii is also provided IN
the trust agreement that holders Of
these dcbentures cannot begin proceed
iugs until one year after maturity. and
as the bonds will not likely De paid
before February !, 1916. Il has been
recommended 70 obtain en- extension OF
FIVE years Another obligation of the
company maturing July Is. 1917. IS an
issue Of $780, 900 outstanding Series
"B" debentures. and arrangements are
also being made TO extend these bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
FRIDAY. JANUARY %, 1915.

FRIDAY, SiO6 against .o 900 against
col ,oo and Sos 700 wear ago to date ''
= in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
GOVERNMENT AND MUNICIPAL


2NY state 4i7s....l0Si2 1852 lO8 p
IsNY Canal Is l962.l00b 100 lOo's
,06 Va df 6sBrBro cf 90 - %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
FOG HALTs WOOL SALES.

London. Jan. 2..-fo.dsys wool sgclon silss
yer. postponed On sccouni ~ fos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
pIBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS.
Quoted on percentage basis

.Pn ,alu. SO tEI dividend
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-27
when they lose a game they stay
away from the hotel.
Miscellaneous Scores
Oak Park 8, Proviso 6.
Evanston s, Lewis 0.
De La Sale Sox 8, st. Davids 1.
WANT SWEITZER TO REGROUP
NAMES ON BALLOT

Court action to compel County
Clerk Sweitzer to regroup the names
of the candidates for the circuit court
bench was threatened by the Demo-
cratic managers. They say that the
candidates should be listed as they
were nominated by the convention.
Sweitzer picked the sitting judges
from among the list of names and
placed them at the top of the ballot,
the faVorite position.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-27

wouldn't be surprised II he got that
certain partys job in the next day or
two Strike two
And so on. TreadweIl stood there
and took three strikes without swing
ing his bat-and listened.
Tonight Roger Bresnahan starts
hOmeward with his Cubs, stopping
off in Cincinnati for a single game
Saturday. Sunday the Cubs will be
out on the West Side with the st.
Louis Cardinals as the opposition.
Then Bresnahan hikes his gang back
to Pittsburgh for four games in three
days.
Following this bit of travelling the
Cubs will come back home and stay
here through the greater part of the
month of June, attempting to repulse,
the attacks of the eastern teams of
the National circuit.
Postponements continue to pile up
on the Whales and there is bright
chance that some more of the same
will occur during the series with
Newark, scheduled to start this after
noon. This is the first visit of Bill
Phillips gang to the North Side since
they shook the dust of Indianapolis
last winter, after twice coping the
pennant for the Hoosier city.
The Whales and Pittsburgh are tied
for first place, but Newark is press
ing closely, being only game behind
the bracketed leaders.
If a game ever is played Claude
Hendrix is ready to go out and pitch.
Claude doesn't mind the cold wealth
er, which is fortunate for Tinker and
his team.
Tigers punched hits on four Wash
ington pitchers. George Burns, De-
troit first baseman, stricken with ap-
pendicitis during training trip, played
LIS first game of the year.
Magee and Kauff pounded Bunny
Hearne, and Brooklyn pulled Pitts
burgh out of first place.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1915-04-10
Farmers Cooperative Demonstration
Work
By G. +. MARSH, County Agent

by u. i. MARSH, county Agent
Glover has always been the founda-
ton of successful agriculture and one
OF the chief requirements of this plant
is a plentiful supply OF lime in the
soil. 1here ale different ideas re-
garding the best form of lime to use
and while there may be some truth in
them under certain special conditions,
the general opinion of those who have
studied the matter is that the whole
subject resolves itself down to the
question of getting the most lime for
the least money.
Mr.. &. f. Marsh, the County Agri-
cultural Agent, informs US that there
is a great prejudice in this county
against the use of the ground, un-
burned limestone or oyster shells. The
only objection he says that there is to
the unburned form is that it requires
a larger quantity for one hundred lbs.
of pure lime stone of oyster shells are
only equal to fifty-siX of burned lime
or seventy-hve of hydrated lime. 1t
is, therefore. a very easy matter for
the farmer to figure out just what the
lime will cost when applied TO the land
in either of the different forms.
He states that he was surprised to
find that in the southern part of the
county, where it is necessary to haul
burned lime from ten to twenty miles
from a railway station, for the boats
will not carry burned lime, that the
prejudice is the strongest even though
the farmer might live near a boat
landing and could get the ground oys-
ter shells delivered by boat from Bal
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1915-04-10
Rheumatism Yields Quickly to Sloan's

You cant prevent an attack Of Rheumatism
from coming on, but you can stop it almost
Immediately. Sloan's Liniment gently applied
to the sore joint or muscle penetrates in a few
minutes to the inhamed spot that causes the
main 1t soothes the hot. tender, swollen feel
ing, and in very short time brings relief
that is almost unbelievable until you expert
cnce it. Get bottle of Sloans Liniment for
25c of any druggist and have it in the house
against Colds, Sore end Swollen Joints. Lum-
bago. Sciatica and like ailments. Your money
back if not satisfied, but it does give almost
instant relief. advt'