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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-26
Local.

Alleged pOlluters of WalIa Walla
water In jail here.
ObnoNiOus bather in Jail to answer
several charges.
Sealer of weights and measures
checking up iceman and butcher. 81.
small town cannot give county fair,
board decides.
Franklin car will try to make F'ris-
so on how gear.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-26
WHEAT MARKET SHOWS
FEW CHANGES TODAY
PORTLAND BIDS RAISED SOME.
WHAT But ARE STILL LIFE
LESS; LIVERPOOL STRONG.

CHICAGO, July 26.-(SpeciaD- AT
the close of the market today the fol-
lowing wheat prices prevailed: July.
S1.l1 "a; Sept. $1.06 IL; Dec.
Sl.OS 1-2.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-26
NEWS SUMMARY

General
Eastland victims will number 1900.
Berlin receives American note with
disapprOval.
Submarine sinks American ship but
allowed all to escape.
Great Britain defends order-in-
council.
Russian prepare last stand before
Warsaw.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-26

CONTINUED on page eight)
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-26
10 ADVERTISERS.

The East Oregonlan has the largest paid
circulation OF any paper Ia Oregon, east OF
Portland, ard over twice the circulation 10
PendletOn OF any other newspaper.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-03
PROVISIONS

h1E FIuOh sold slowly, but ruled stead
under small supplies We quote nearby an
Western, in wood, at S6q0,5O per bbl,, as I
quality.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-03
PORT OF NEW YORK
Steamships Arriving Today
Steamshins to Lenve
Movements of Vessels

Str Niagara, CFr,), from New York. arrived
at Bordeaux July =.
Str. william o'Brien, philadelphia for San
Francisco steamed from Balboa July ?.
Str BelitR CNor), for Philadelphia. steamed
from BaracOa June 30.
Str Helena Dutch, Philadelphia for Rot
terdam. passed Lizard July ?.
Str. Fran CNorl. for Philadelphia, steamed
from Louisburg July X
str. l. v stoddard for Philadelphia.
steamed from Bangor July q
Str. Persian, for Philadelphia, steamed froP
Str Str. Paraguay. from Phnadelphis. arrived at
ssi,' Str. Rio YPstro CRr), from PhlladelphIa ar
rived az Santos July l.
str Rio Bianeo (ET), from philadelphia, ar
rived at Rio Janeiro July ].
Str. Marie dl Giorgio lNpr.l, tor fhlladel-
phia, steamed from PorE Antonio July l.. -.
New York was 1877 mile5 east Of Ambross
Channel lghtship at noon July 2
Str ST, Louis, Liverpool for New YORK. MaA
i256 miles cast OF Ambrose Channel lightship
a' SIR q p GuifstTesm. hui Port Arthur for Phnadsl-
phia, was 20 miles east Of SAND Key al noon
qsis Sir. sun Sabine for Phlladslpha. was 80
miles southwesf OF Diamond Shol hsAtsHp a.
Sir tuscan. Philadelphia for Savannah, was
81 miles northeast OF Tyhee az 2 p; ~. Jqli =
Sir Winifred, Port Arthur lot Phledelphla-
was 10 miles east OF SABINE bar az p M
-;roledo towing sehr Delaware sun. Port
Arthur for philadelphia, Was 10 miles east or
Tortugas at 6 p. m, July z g.. ~.
york. was sI7 miles north OF Colon at noon
Iqig sfr Texan. Hilo for Phnaaslphia. was ioa
miles east Of Hilo az noon July l.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-03
FOREIGN TRADE CHANGES

The toIlo,ein0 list Of opportunities for Amer.
teGn % manWactarers N ths foreign trdde %
Commerce, Department OF Commerce, and dd-
ditiomul Information may be had by cOrre-
spordonce, DtvinO the file number:
No. 1881 electric motors. etc.-An Amer
lean consular officer in France reports that
number OF civil engineers in his district de-
turers and exporters OF electric motors and all
sSes9soTes SeS re OF eectEie QuoI9tions
France.
No 1883, laundry machinery-An American
consular officer in Japan reports that the man
agement OF hotel in his district contemplates
sires to receive eatalogs price ilst5 and full
information relative 70 prices OF machinery,
ferred. The lighting current available Is 11O
volts and the distributing current 1000 alter
day Is desired.
No 1889, press clip studs-A hrm in Eng
land informs an American consular officer that
manufacturers OF press clip studs similar to
the samples which may be examined at the
It's branch offices,
No. $780, fishing nets and hoOks-An Amer
business man in his district desires 10 ssta bllsh
commercial relations with American manufac-
hooks Correspondence may be in, English.
Reference Is given. Prices, weights etc.
tations should bo made c. 1. T. Vladyostok.
drygoods merchants and manufacturers agents
that il desires to be placed in touch with
American manufacturers OF knit goods, such
as hosiery, gloves. underwear. etc. References
are given.
No 1892 machlnery-An American consular
officer IN Nicaragua transmits the name OF
man who Is operating tannery In his dis
trict, stating that he may possibly require
Eg. E2satsr eapaoity than those Which he now
uses for the manufacture of sole leather. and
box calf. Catalogs and full Information should
no C,OFTe8DQndeucB and CatalOEB
should be In Spanish.
No 1888, OLA firm in Chicago informs tho
commercial agent OF the Bureau Of Foreign
and Domestic Commerce in that city that a
business man in Spain desires TO represent
American manufacturers Of oils and other lines
on a commission basis.
No 1894, boot and shoe aces-A hrm in
Canada writes an American consular officer
that It desires TO communicate with American
manufacturers OF boot and shoe laces. Refer
ences are given
No lTBB5. shoe machlnery-A manufacturer
IN Nicaragua informs an American consular
10 a plant for making 200 10 800 pairs OF shoes
per doy. This information should include
price OF such plant, including plans for eree-
stalllng, terms and conditions OF payment, ad.
Vice 10 the horsepower required ana All
possible details The matter should nrst be
taken up by correspondence,
No 1886, wearing apparel, paper etc.-A
firm OF custom house agents IN Peru has made
a request through the New York branch O1ice
to be put in touch with American manufae-
women's blouses, silk, cotton, peTcale and
flannel cloths, sail cloth, drills woolen goods,
susp0nsories and bandases; enyelopss. writing
Composition books for use OF schools. This
irm desires representation in Peru and re-
Sss ioEs, price lists and, when possible. samples.
references are furnished,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-03
Local Federal Bank Statement

~ '1a,7aa 0s16oO $685. 4a7,ql + nj
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-03
BREAK IN BALDWIN;
OTHER STOCKS FIRM
Local Market Held Steady in
Face of Sales of Morgan Sc
curities.

Except for moderate setback in United
States Steel and Baldwin Locomotive
shares on the news Of the shooting of
j. p. Morgan, the local market withstood
tho furry with noteworthy ease. Mr.
Morgan's affiliations with the Steel Corpo-
ration and through Drexel g. Co, OF this
city, in the Locomotive Company naturally
was sufficient reason for tho selling Of
the two Issues After opening at 67b,
against 67k last night, Baldwin fell to
65lA before support appeared sufficiently
pronounced to check the decline. Steel
only lost about point, most of which
was subsequently recovered. Baldwin
rallied to 81 at the close.
Cambria Steel. Cramp Shipbullding and
Lake Superior all displayed strength, as
did Union Traction. The anthracite
shares remained dull and steady. No inn
provement ia in sight from the extreme
midsummer dullness existing in the hard
coal trade, despite the restrictive meas
ures adopted by the producing compa-
nes. The mines close down today and
remain so until the middle of next week.
The Lehigh Valley collieries have been
closed since July /, to reopen on the 7th.
Restriction of anthracite production In
June was wider than in previous months.
In June last year the output totaled
6,130lS6 tons. but this wear 1t probably
was 100000 under that figure. The May
production was 6,79796l tons, a drop of
nearly 100000 from April, Prices remain
easy, in spite of the usual advance of
10 cents a ton on prepared sizes July /.
and price cutting is being practiced by
some of the large producers in order to
retain their trade.
After the close of the market news
reached the Street OF decision by Judge
MCPHERSON favorable to the Reading
Company in the Coal Trust case, but
1t was too late to affect the price of the
stock.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-03

The gross earnings Of 36 railroads for
the third week in June decreased S9SS, O6l.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-03
Financial Briefs

The gross earnings of SO railroads for
the third week in June decreased S95S'OOl'
The exhibit OF the Baldwin Locomotive
, Works at the Panama-Pacihc Interna-
tional Exposition has been awarded the
grand prize, and the accessory companies
which furnished special parts for the loco
motives also received awards. The Bald
win exhibit consisted of seven OF tho
latest types OF engines, six of them being
the latest design oll-burners and one OF
a coal-burner. The coal-burner was one
of the largest engines ever turned out by
the company.
The New York banks lost s9,9l4,0OO
through Subtreasury operations on FRI
day.
The city of Chicago is offering $4,000
worth Of 500 bonds over the counter at
par.
Chicago handled nearly 1OSOOO,OOO BUSH
els of cash wheat during last year.
against 1000, 900 bushels in the previous
year, new high record.
Samuel McCreery of McCreery. Capelle,
McCown & Co.. is spending a short holi-
day at Eaglesmere, Pa.
Tho town Of Clayton. Del. will receive
bids for constructing a sewer system,
water works and disposal plant on July
Is
F.. S. Wynn. secretary of the Southern
Railway, was made secretary of the Mo-
bile and Ohio, to succeed A. w. Mackin-
tosh. resigned.
According to Bradstreets, further i'm
provement, Notwithstanding vagaries of
the weather and slow movements at some
points, is the outstanding feature Of this
weeks reports. Where the weather has
been favorable seasonable goods have
moved from the counters of retail dealers
in larger volume, and, though clearance
sales have been a stimulus to this line,
faith in the future Is marked. Crops, col
lectively considered, are promising, some
of them more so than ever before.
William V. DeKraft, treasurer of the
Baldwin Locomotive Works, is spending
his vacation in Maine.
The Baltimore Stock Exchange was
closed today.
The New York cotton and coffee ex-
changes were closed today.
Hughes & DER are issuing an inloFeSt-
ing and concise letter on the Electric
Storage Battery Company
Discussing market conditions, Chandler
Brothers & co, say: THE market dis
tinetly shows that stocks are held by
strong interests, whose preference seems
10 be 10 accumulate additional holdings
on every decline. The professional room
traders seem the most bearish influence
al work, ana they are apt to change very
unceremoniously when they ind their
sales going into capable hands. We con-
slider the market stands on very safe
foundation"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-03
gALLY in STOCKS
FOLLOWED DECLINE
otootine of ]. P. Morgan Had
only Temporary Effect.
Market Acted Well.

Srw YORK July s-while leading
- fsli from to 2 points following the
,h.,J p. Morgan had been shot.
soon recovered when Il was learned
~. o,ancier's wounds were not seri-
81. rbere was no rush to sell securities
=, oil the market acted very we'll
,bs FIRST announcement was made
s some selling, but It was not
ar account OF the fact that It was
.sv before the Fourth Of July there
tswer persons than usual in the
ss,ncisl district.
. 10 the news the market had been
ffiol -, unsettled condition anyway,
N ,be result Of further pressure
largen "a paul. which was weak In the
aealNa.dtnq Yesterday. This, however,
laN -..r,buted to foreign selling and
Tas y .unport. st. Paul was also af-
n, rumors Of adverse action on
idend when the directors meet on
", Ssih Of the present month: Oriclals
y me company said that tney kne"
en,hinR on the st. Paul uiViuenu lues-
ton, ,I,o Js c,,t In the dividend on the fact
3 poss,s, 2. sss.so,ngs have been showing up very
lna. ssoT, month to month. 1t was
pou pc,n..d ont. however, that. crop condi-
In the companys territory are
Iva Iva and the outlook for Increased traihe
S srom this source is good
- ~. .h., reaction the stocks to show the
u,snt on ,osses we're the ones OF the
sieassSa sS.'a iIst such as the big railroads.
s,.e.l s,e..i'ar,, pacific, Union Pacific, Reading,
.o' NoL.rutn Haven New York Central and Steel
ts1m ..,,,,non on AZ already stated, support was
~. nut nv large interests at the lower
s.,,.i and prices rallied, many stocks re-
f'.1u,.- sli that had been clipped Off anN
80 bssIdes The market was consider
NV unsettled and the close was irregular'
vary little news came out during the
a., There was another batch of May
ssnrhad earnings and they were mainly
is,,orable New Haven made good show
iss az did Delaware, Lackawanna and
,ys.tsrn and Delaware and Hudson. For
SaM sales of bonds. presumably for for
slrn account, were not as large as they
have been,
Mar the close Of the market 1t was an
.rounced that Judge Mcpherson, in the
iyrIfed states District Court in Phlladel-
nbIs fled an opinion virtually finding
ior Inc alleged hard coal trust in the
co1ernment's suit to break 1t UP. The
most Important part Of the decision was
nat norton stating that the commodities
elaiee has not been violated by the Read
ng Company.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-03
WHEAT PRICES RECEDED
IN ACTIVE SESSION
Better Weather Reports and
Unloading of Long Holdings
Caused Depression.

CHICAGO July 3.-Proht-talting sales
at the opening today made trading brisk,
but reduced prices Shorts who cold the
market to stsndstll at 81 last week
were caught mapping and longs unloaded.
Better weather reports have been re-
ceived generally from the largest grain
belts. Prospects OF the double holiday
also induced selling. July wheat, which
started the upward pace yesterday
and reached Stl1sk bid at the closing.
opened promisingly Mt SLIP, but sold on
quickly under heavy sales. IL was fol-
lowed by September, which opened at
StO4h, X better than yesterdays Close
ing. Sellers Of July became buyers Of
September but the price continued
downward.
September. selling OF SLOTS at the start,
also showed a gain OF x, but dropped
quickly to lower figures, The close found
prices from 1 to nearly 2ls points below
yesterdays final.
Corn was sobewhat influenced by wheat
as was oats. and opened at advances
over yesterdays closing only to slip back.
bearish sentiment appeared TO pre-
vail, although the weather reports indi-
Gated good harvesting.
The export and mlllers demand con-
tlnues light. Export sales reported con-
sisted Of 100000 bushels of wheat and
100000 bushels OF oats, all believed TO
call for new. Chicago cash houses are
said to have placed 100000 bushels OF
No. 3 white oats for August shipment,
10000 bushels were worked yesterday
Liverpool reacted ON the condition Of the
American market and the undertone was
weak. Cargoes are still unsettled. India
shipments to the United Kingdom for next
week are estimated at 100000 bushels.
Good weather has influenced the Argen-
tine market, with spectators and ex-
porters in competition sending the bids
higher.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-03
FIRST BLOCK OF FRENCH
WAR LOAN ALL SOLD
Over $1,OOO,0OO Taken by Philadel-
phians; Total More Than $50, 900, 900.

1t became known today that Drexel
& Co., of this city, had disposed of locally
slightly more than $1.O000O0 of the new
French loan financed by j. p Morgan &
Co. and associates.
It is understood that the initial issue
was 600. all OF which has now been
sold and that an amount substantially
larger has also been disposed of. This
loan consists of the notes OF the Paris
house of the Rothschilds and they run
for one year at 8 per cent. The obli-
cation is entirely that of the Rothschilds
as far as the notes are concerned. That
firm will make the proceeds available
to the French Government and the money
will stay in this country as French
credit.
The collateral is made up of Pennsyl-
vanla Company S% per cent. French
franc bonds and st. Paul 4 per cent.
bonds. These Pennsylvania Company
bonds were sold in Paris in 1906 and the
st. Paul bonds placed in France In 1910
1t Is understood that the bonds are de-
posted as collateral at a valuation of Q
per cent. below the market price Both
issues here have been held practically
intact in France,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-03
Yirginia Bondholders Petition

wAsHINGToN. July 8, = Il Is understood
that Ihe bond holding creditors Of Virginia
VIII. al the October session of the supfems
Court apply Tor the appointment OF a re-
ceiVcr 10 demand receive and give acquit-
tancef Tor the money 20 be paid over By West
Nirsinia under the recent decree Of the Court
ln q preliminary Etatement prepared for sub
mission 70 the court when Il oouvenes Il ls
Pointed out that there Is no one authorized %
receive The amount deerled ny the Court and
hold the came safely, Frovlalon must be made
for ita collection and ifs distribution 70 those
epttled % Il. The request will be made that
either Brown Brothers CO. Of New York. or
Thatcher 81 Brown, member oi the hrm.
WHO has given ape1ial attention 70 this matter,
DO apnuiuted tll receiver. The certificates dc-
positsd vita broHn Brothe1s q Co up 70 April
e4l 6ea.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-03
PRoPosAIs
DEPARTMENT OF CITY TRANSIT

Philadelphia. July /. 1915.
Sealed proposals properly indorsed aud
aadressed 70 the uudersigned az the once
sbove mentioned Will be received Until ~
o'cioek noon on Monday, August no, 1916
s,d opened Immediately thereafter. Tor con
struetton of the City Hall station section oE
ne broad street subYay under CITY heli ana
the Market street Subway, and Work ap-
nurtenant thereto, known as Contlaet no.
f0I This section Will be about zoo feet
isnk and will include the underpinnins of
the west side OK City Han and the Market
street subway.
pans ana speoincations can be seen at
Room T4s, Bourae Bullding. and copies ol
same with blank forms fog proposals VIII
~ supplied 10 intending bidders upon de-
posit af $50 leash or ceruned eheckl per
sea pending return
me pisas a. issued are subject e aps
,,ro,al 81 the Public serVica Commiaaian of
the state Of Pennsylyania before award os
Bidders must be skilled and regularly en-
gagged IN The class Of work Tor which tnsg
10 sd vii he considered unless accom-
panied ~ g cartincate lrom tua city s1Iics
nor that the provisions ol an ordinance ras
auirine proposal houde lf $500 en- sIl bios
exceeding il amount uye hundfeo aaIlara
(sDoO) approved Nay 25 1850 have Peen
complied with
Tho Director reserves 10 hlugfif the 1lEhI
q relert aay 81 au hldl g. na mas dlaHs
best for the interests of The ells p fhilalsis
a AZ TAILOR
QIreetef.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-03

There was little trading. but values were
steadily held. Quotations; City beef IN so,s.
smoked and alr-drled. 25q26c. Western beef, in
sets. smoked. 25G28c City beer, knuclles and
tenders, smoked and air dried, 2Td2se West
eeTSn beef knuckles and tenders, smoked. 2I9
2sc Beef hams, s9I992. Pork family, S220
22'6O Hams, S; p. cured, Loose. lsAS14e
cured, as TO brand and average, l4hql5c.
Hams, smoked, Western cured, 14h0i5c,; do,
boiled. Soneess. 2S424c. Picnic shoulders. s.
P; cured, loose 11Aq12c,; do, smoked, 12Js9
12&c. Bellies. IN pickle, according to aver
age, loose, l2A4l3c. Breakfast bacon as to
brand and average, city cured, 17glsc. Break
fact bascon. Western cured. 1Td1Sc Lard
Western, refined tlerces, 1Oi5Q1OAu.; do, do.
do, tubs, i0hg10Ac. Lard pure city, kottle
rendered, In tierces. 10l5810Ac Lard. pure
city, kettle rendered, in tubs 10nRlOAc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-03
LONDON STOCK MARKET
Public Subscriptions to the New War
Loan Still Large.

LONDON, July s.-Publie subscription
10 the new war loan continued unabated
today Joint stock banks are syndicating
their applications, which will amount to
between s1OO, 900. 900 and R200,00O,O0O Ar
rangements have been concluded to pre-
vent an ineonvenient lookup OF funds on
July 20. when many subscribers will make
their payments In full.
The banks are lending more freely on
consols TO assist conversions. The stock
market ended weak and quiet with
many prominent brokers away. The old
war loan was easier and home rails
were Irregular Foreigner and mines
were idle
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-03
VEGETABLES

Potatoes were plentiful and weak. Other
yeEetable5 sold slow,ly 4. and showed lltts
per bbl.--No. l. 81; No. ?, 40c.a5oc, white
potatoes North Carolina, per bby.-No. J. SOC.
crate TBc. aOOc.; caulihower Norfolk Per
hamper. SOC. dT5c, eggplant. Florida. per box.
S2d2 so. euCumbera North Carolina, Per ~
Dbl basket Use. Ne0a. do, Norfolk per is-
DBL basket. Toe, ,ae0c do, Norfolk per bbl.
sci. corn. North Caroline. per crate. S11i 90:
squash. Norfolk per is-bbl, bagket 25c, a35e.
peppers, Florida, peg oarFier-fancy, klNi. 25i
chdlce T5c. do, Mississippi per case. soc.
ll6Se: =: asparagus, per bunch, b. 0lbc.; mush-
rooms. per Alb, basket, 1oe-ef225.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-03
Decision Favors woeIpper 8 Co.

Tho Pennsylvania Supreme Court has handed
down a decision affirming the decision OF the
Common Pleas Court OF Lancaster County
Wiuch restrained the Pennsylvania Water and
power Company, which operates the Mccall 3
Ferry Dam, from using splashing boards
witch caused lnundation OF the land and power
sites owned by the Lancaster syndicate. This
syndicate was organized by Woelpper CraW-
ford q Co. and now 10 one Of the Important
assets OF woslpper 3 Co.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-03
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

wHEAT.-gecelpts l5,4lT bush Trade
was quiet and prices showed little change.
Quotations; Car lots, lots, IN export elevator. No
nominal. ,SLSoGl.35 No. 1 Northern Duluth,
Sl.45d1.48.
CORN.-Recelpts 1868 bush. The market
was quiet with ample offerings at quoted rates.
Quotations. car lots for local trade. as TO To-
cations, No 2 yellow S3qs4c. steamer yellow.
s28s9c.; No. yellow. S0dS1c.; No. yellow,
77aT0c.
OATS.-Receiptg, $3.50 bush. Tho market
was firm and Ne. higher under light offerings
and fair demand. Quotations: No, white,
oI45Ilac. standard white. 56aJ0l4c.; No.
white, 65a60ho.
FLOUR.-ReceIpts, 1914 bbls. and 1.410.950
lbs. In sacks. The market ruled steady, but
follows per lO6 lbs. in wood; Winter, clear.
S525Ib.5O; do, straight. S6.5Od5.Tb; do, pat
ent, ,$5.75ae.25 Kansas. straight. jute sacks
s5Fi!1g,, arst clear. sasS9e:5oi. DO, strslsh.t
S65Ou6.7o; do, patent S0T5lI: do, fayorite
brands, s7il69g77 46i city mills, choice and fancy
Winter, clear, S5.25db.60; do. straight, S55Op
b.T5 do. patent So.7500.20.
RYE FLOUR sold slowly, but ruled steady
under small supplies. We quote nearby and
Western, in wood, at S6q65O per bbl, as 70
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-03
WAR SUPPLY STOCKS


rbs statistical position o. cotton Is as fol-
This week last week. Last yeaf
vfsibls supply 5.6I28o9 sea 400 3siI oi@
of which Anet- .s, ooa t4sa .foa . tas sto
tfs ..... 'iaeososl i4.sss.o0a li.esS.Isa