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OF
LIQUOR PUZZLES
THE AUTHORITIES

Chicago. June 17.-Disposition of
liquor said to be valued at 500. 900,
stored in the basement of the resi-
dence of the late George F. Griffin.
in he exclusive Gold Coast district
tonight wac puzzling federal authori-
ties. A buyer for the house, is being
sought but the liquor. according to
Law. cannot enter into, the deals It
cannot be removed because Of the IL
iineis search and seizure law. The
widow, who desires to sell the prop
erty. it was stated. might retain own
eEship of the liquor, but she conll not
1se 1T after the sale. it was said. be-
cause that would mean it's removal. F.
Federal officials spent the day in
rendering opinions as to disposition OF
the stock, one of them ruling that il
would be sold under a permit for me
dicinAl purposes. while Major A. Y,
Dalrymple announced he would de
mand the letter, of the law"
In the meantime two men are
guarding the entrances to the base.
ment. "TI
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!.
TURKISH PLOT
IS REVEALED
Turkish Nationalist Con.
ferred With Bolsh.evviiki
And Sparticists

Washington, June 17.--Detaifs Of
the much heralded %upsprings of the
Mohammedan world against British
rule and in favor Of the Turkish ma
tionafists and Bolsheviki were ,receiv-
ed here today in official advioes.
: The reports confirm advices as Ito
Moscow and Munich conferences re-
parttnent. Enver> Pasha, Djemal
Pasha and Talaat Pasha, Turkish ma
tionalist leaders, were reported to
Have conferred with Spartacists and
Bolshevikit at Munich. while fepresen-
tatives from India, Egypt, Afghanis-
tan, Persia. India. .Azerbeijhan and
Georgia met Turkish nationalists and
Lenine, the BolshevikY ileAder. at Mos
COW. Plans for alpsprings in the Mo-
hammedan world coincident with a
Bolsheviki thrust on Persia and India
are said to have been laid at these
meetings. "A force OF 15D,0op3atroops
commanded by General Kuropatkin
was promised the Mohammedan world
by Lenine at Moscow. it has been re-
ported. -. ~~
Following the two. conferences, a
training school was established at
Moscow for, representatives of the
official dispatches received ltoday.
From this school, after a rigorous
course of instruction in the plains and
objects of the conspiracy, groups Of
from ten to twenty and fifty Of the
Young Turks" it is said, were, sent to
propaganda headquarters in Persia,
Afghanistan. India, Egypt. Georgia
and other points to promote the in
trigqe and make ready for the march
southeastward Of the Bolshevik army
through Persia to India and south.
westward toward Egypt. ~
-Enver Pasha, chief OF the Turkish
nationalist c~onspirators, it wasgfepor-
ed today, arrived in Berlin for a Sec
ond visit last week. acting as the chief
liaison officer between the Bolsheviki;
German re~volutionists. and Young
Turks" D5emal Pasha was reported
IN press dispatches yesterday to be in
Moscow and Talaat Pasha for the
present is making Switzerland his
headquarters.
According t o the official reports,
the Turkish natiQnalists and Bolshe-
Wiki propaganda has been practically
effective among the fanatical Egyp-
tan tribesmen, the Senussi. in the Ly.
bian desert. the situation there is re-
ported to be critical.
official reports as received here for
several months have told of unrest in
india and the effectiveness Of the
Young Turks. propaganda there.
Generally, the plans Of the Bo1she-
Wiki are said to include the diversion
Of British attention from Mesopota-
mia to Egypt by the uprising OF the
Eenlssi and their sweep eastward a
the moment when the .Bolshevtkj
were prepared to push into Persia.
Occupation Of Thrace by Greek troopl
would be taken advantage Of BY in.
element Of the Bulgars and local dis.
turbanceeIi In Syria and Palestine have
been projected to supplement the ma.
jor outbreaks in India and Egypt.
Organization Of GeorEta and Azer.
beijhAn is said to have been comnieted
by the Bolshevtki.
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PAGE TEN
Sports !.
DRAYTON DEFEATS
CAVALIER TEAM IN
EXHIBITION CAME

Drayton, N. D., June 1a.-Drayton
.defeatAd the Cavalier baseball team,
u too, in an exhibition game at the
American Legion picnic held Thurs
day evening at Hensel.
This is Drayton's third straight
victory over Cavalier during the pres
emit season. The two teams will meet
tonight ut Cavalier in q Pembina
county league game.
The summaries for Thursday night
are: /.
r. H. e.
Drayton ..01s 2o1 oO-7 IL 1
Cavalier. $3.50. 900 900 90 2 3
! 1atteries1. Dr4yton, Gooselaw and
and Kibben.
Struck out, by Gooselawr5 S, by Mar
tin 81 by Stanley 1.
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HIDE -stp ~ zAaxzF.
.ished by The Red1ck Hide q Fur
Cc.)&

l. .H.-. - IT, RLarfE 60. .-n .f.-
|s3s-Just as dead and dull as ever
ne 1eae InyinE sTpssts lul In ~ 12e bfae ST. f.
n and until leather moves again
will be dead. nothing expected un-
ter the 4th Of July at least. Calf
neglected and lower
o1-Vefy Quiet with nothing NOV
r big centers, reported that the gov
snt is. going to establish \ fund OF
|illion dollars to extend aid. to vest
.ool growers and try TO establish
are below the cost OF production.
somethtnggi rs done to start buying
hare no established prices to quote.
&Gk0W-MSrket IL dead dull and
I'r with absolutely no trading in
sarf Of the country .repoHtedss for
.Ts-Are Neglected Ind lower pric-
wall with practically no trading
/ w Which ii So@inatss the tie pfices On,
I've would advise the trade to
ight" End hold their hides as our
q Is that the market has about hit
,ttom - prices IRE resting where
Yere before the wal and conditions
able to come back seiie after the
50,y = .,h 4 rsu y cb a9se v,thout
.not,1eI 1872
MOI No. 3
zs' sli: ::.: 1 a:s. SIS
car veal skinsi..:. zoe 1875
peaeop Sims, each: .1.26* to 100 Z
Horse Hides = 70 \ \.
Ponies ana Clues.
lie. each ....s!. IL: 100 2.bo
Colts, = 70 PIE. :.
tuiI vccl.a: 80
and sheariinss. ] Is
red Taliows cakes. Sc &c
In hides AZ per pouitd lower and
auredl 1c per pound lower, than
Quotations ON cured hides. III
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MINNEAPOLIS a

Minneapolis, Mimi, June 10
Coarse grain markets came back to-
day. rallying strongly from y~exterday's
setback. There was no change in
the favorable average of weather
conditions and no recovery in export
demand, but scattered crop COM
plants from the southwest and CEN
trail states were enough to fire the
imagination of traders who were
mindful that the first OF July usually
brings its crop a Cash market
also was ftrrner, corn srallying part
way from yesterdays slump and oats
premiums n cent better. Evidently
overselling by bears had something
to do with the turn, although there
was moderate scattered commission
house buying to help prices up.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

Chicago. June 1s.-U. s. Bureau of
Markets)-Cattle receipts 1000; beef
steers slow with lower tendency; bulk
1880 to 1900; cows and heifers lex
tremely dull. except choice corn fed
Gamers mostly $50 to 500; good
cutters 6.s5; bulk butcher cow IT'S
to 1000; fat bulls steady; others un-
evenly lower, with bulk 1875 to
stockers and feeders slow to
rs cents lower.
Hog receipts $4,000, is to rs cents
higher than yesterdays average; top
1870; bulk light and light butchers
1910, to 1856; bulk $50 pounds and
over 1880 to 1910; pigs so cents
lower with bulk 1880 to 1880. =
Sheep receipts $4,000; bulk direct
to packers; market slow mostly SO
cents lower, with best lambs 1900:
yearlings to- killers 400: choice ewes
700; feeder lambs 1890 and feeder
11,25.
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Deportation Hearing.
. lnfCase OF Ludwig
! Martens Postponed

Washington, June 17.-Absence of
former Senator Hardwick, counse for
Ludwig c.. A. K. Martens. and pre-
sentation Of a lengthy statement in
behalf Of the Soviet agent prevented
completion. today Of the deportation
proceedings against Martens at the
department of labor.
Continuation of the hearing was
postponed until July 8 to give the
government opportunity to examine
Martens Statement and to permit
presence of Hardwick at the final
session. " a.
Herald Want, Ads Br1he Results.
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Prohibition Officers
Miss $4,000 Worth
Whiskey il a Car

Kenosha, Wis. June ia rich
contained in car shipped rom Gin.
~cinnati to the .Kenpsha$s D%istributing
Company under q fraudulent permit.
escaped the United States prohibition
forces last night.
When officers. from Milwaukee
reached Kenosha today to make an
Investigation they found only the
empty a The shipment consisting
uhlcaded and mystsrtousl distributed
during the night sjsf ,a1fY ssg.
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AMERICAN ASSN
Mud Hens Win. Suggest.

Mud Hens Win. Suggest.
Louisville, June 17.-Hyatt's triple
with thesbases loaded was ~the>decidingN
punch in the slugging match won by
Toledo over Louisville Today, z to.5.
Six Of Toledo's 13 hits cameein the
seventh inning. Lamar and Kirke
each hit -four singles. Score:
r.. HE
Toledo ...... 600 o1o soo-7.18 8
Louisville 80. 21os 900 ,o11-G14 1
Middleton and Murphy, Tincup,
Wright, Graham and Kocher.
Inffnns Win Douhle-Header.
indianapolis. juno I7.-Indianapo-
lis made it SIX straight victories by
winning a double-header from Colum-
bus today. s to 4 and 4 to a:-Scores:
First game
r. HE
corumbus..... o2o~1oos1o14 s .
Indianapolis .. 10osfooS 30x-5.11 (
George. BArger and Hartley Jones
and Gossett.
Second game
Columbus %. 100 DOOR oo2 oslo o
Indianapolis 1ooc3eo- 900 this /
McQu11an and Hartley; Petty and
Henline. y 49,
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81. PAUL..

9TH ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK.
eth st. Paul, Mimi. June 49,
receipts 1900. mostly Is to IS
higherY range 1900 to 1880;
MAO TO 1880.
tile receipts 1900; killers steady
lower; fat steers $50 to 1900:
and heiferss6.00 to 1900; calves
y 500 to- 1880; stockers and
RS slow and weak 500 to 1850.
sep, receiptsS 800, STEADY; lambs
to 1900; @wethers SOC to 1926
h 200 to .7,O9,, /. 80 -
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METAL.

wv York, June 18.-Copper cas-
e1ectrolytic. spot June and July
4 to 10; August and September
!, 10 Ia; small Lots second. hand
4 to is.
I'm firm and unchanged.
/ spot. June and July. 1850.
ntimony 500.
etal Exchange quotes lead nom
spot and June 500 asked; zinc
- spot 7.2O to $50. -
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J l.
Homer Wins. Game.

Philadelphia June 17.-McHenry's
home rpn scored. the only run of to-
days game, AMIDST. Louis won from
Philadelphia, l to 0. Haines permit
ted only three hits. Score:
R. H. E.
St Louis 1000 o1o. ooo-1 S i
Philadelphia . 900 900 1000. 3 o
Haines and Dilhoefer; Rixey and
Witherow, Wheat
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CmCAGo.ts
GRAINsl

Chicaxo, June 1s.-Strength de-
veloped in the corn market today
after a hesitating start. Important
commission houses we're the chief
buyers. The fact that crop reports
were less favorable had. 4 good deal
to do with stimulating demand. Open
ing quotations which varied from
1 1-S cents decline to y lis. cents ad.
vance, with July $1.76 Ia to 1.76> S-4
and September 3l.67 Ia to 1877 ga,
were followed byea rise aliyar6und to
Oats paraileled the action Of corn.
After opening 1 f.-S cents Of. to Is
cent advance, Including September at
81 1-8 to "a 3-S, the market scored a
moderate upturn all around.
Provisions were hrmer with grain
and hogs. Business. however, lacked
volume. ~.
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Toledo I, Louisville 6.
Columbus 4-3, Indianapolis 5-4
10 innings).. -,
No others.scheduled. %
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Il YORK

,w York; June 1s.-Butter.
Tidy; receipts 1864 tubs: Cream
III higher than extras So .1-2@59;
e,Fa 90 SCORE 81 1908: first s8 to
9Hscore 53@56 3-4.
Ekgs. irregular: receipts $3.50
: leg: storage packed, extra firsts Al
@esf do first 44@46 1-2: fresh oath
erid extra firsts 45@47 liz; do firsts
4ib44.
aeese. firm: receipts 1888 boxes.
S.l ]. whole milk fats, current make
r e and colored specials IS lao
10 average run "a 1-2@25: state
+ be milk twins. held white and
ce bred specials 81 1-2@2S liz; do
snt make Is 1906; do average
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COTTON.

n work, June 1s.-cotton fu-
closed steady. July $3.50; Oc-
> $s4.96; December 1896: jan
s32.ss; March s32.45. ;
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

. Games YESTERDAY. ~
New. York z. Chicago 2. -
Boston 2, Detroit l..
Philadelphia 2. St. Louis IL.
.Washington-Cleveland postponed
wet grounds.
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CH1uAGo GRAN
GRAIN.

Chicago, June s1s.-wheat none.
Corn No. 2 mixed 1875 Ia to 100;
No. 2 yellow 1888 to $50 IL. J.
Oats No. 2 white .1.1S to 120.
No. 3 whites1.14 to lis Ia.
Rye No. 2 2.27.
Barley $50 to 1,56> i
Timothy seed, 1900 to 1900.
Clover: seed $500 to $500.
Pork nominal
Lard 20.45.
, Ribs 1880 to 1862, \
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

lew York, June 1S.-Mercantile
pa hr Z 81: exchange irregular; ster-
linY 60-day bills 1872 3-4; francs de-
md I'D s.91: cables 7.93.
IRE demand 6.04; cables sos. Id
arks demand 2.56; cablesi 2.57. !
sw York exchange on Montreal
lsys-4 per cent discount; government
holds firm; railroad bonds irregu-
lime loans strong; so days, 90
.ats and six months s IL.
}all money, strong; high. 9; low, Z:
ruling rate. 7~;cscfosingS Bid, offered
At last loanss s- Bank acceptances
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NEW YORK
.sToCK EXCHANGE

Nv York, Iupe@iSgLCsai shares,
esq iauy the nigh grade Issues, came
fos s.rd during the d-sessioli.
D"A4 rare, .LackAwAnna ana.fWestern
roii 5 points: Readings1yJ1s3.lC hesa-
pess q and Ohio ono point Southern
Pa9dc and Texas Pacific revived i'm,
terest In the transscontinentaltsd tvt-
sion and equipiaents hardened~o
On e sudden burst 81 Sctivity and
prices .ynounted's Is III hsat levels in
tn iasttSshoHe same Of the bills
m ssrs kshippings, registered ex-
rs2te sd ess s1t5 ssto q peQi tlt
ew II JunsslS.-Today'si SEES
sig Of t stock marketsMas char
adj tied cratic sdeahns1.s After
al nstea< opening trading became
M desuftory and Irregular with the
ri e Of the session. intermittent
st0l 3 and minor specialties. at losses
Of nefto four points. ehaoedg viL.ual-
ly lrly gains. A rally led by equip
ms g, food and chemical shares was
ac1 mpanied by improvement in, oils.
ste 8 and several OF the cheaper
m. n issues, but rails showed 40 per-
&c BILE change. "A sale, Of approxt-
mse ly 10000 Anglo-French fves at
99 2 RAJ the feature Of the iryegu-
la bond market. Gail money. loaned
ara renewed into next week at z per
aims OF one to five points in spe-
CT shares and losses Of one to 2 1,2
p.sI tsI in steels, oils and rails denoted
til uneven tone of the stock market
in he first few minutes Of today's
trl ing. Barrett, Endicott and John
81 and American Express repre-
sd I'd the constructive sida with
p.Pular equipments and food issues,
d Itch and Union Pacific featured the
RI dictionary. stocks. Trading was
li.ht, although early quotations In
foeign exchange strengthened the
in ression of impending gold imports
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The champion. his mother and father

Pictures Of Jack Dempsey's mother
and father r rare. This photo of
them was taken after they had gone
to San Francisco from their home in
Salt Lake City, Utah. to attend Dem
psey's trial in Frisco on a charge Of
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LIBERTY RoNns.

ew York. June 1s.-Final prices:
%, 92.O6; first 49, $3.50; second
1856: first 1 las, 1856; second
-4s, $3.50; third 41-4s, 1913;
,&th 4 las, 1915; Victory 3 3-4s,
sfe; Victory q 3s4s, 95.7s.
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WILL TRY

Lynaugh, the Madison policeman who
killed Carl e. Jandort, university stu
dent, was held for trial on October 5.
at a preliminary hearing here today.
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CLUB
NATIONAL LEAGUE,

Games Yesterday.
St Louis 1. Philadelphia 0.
Others postponed.
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, Photographed at the home of Jack
evading the draft law. Dempsey is
charged with obtaining exemption
and deferred classification on the
grounds thai me had to support his
father mother, wife, widowed sister
and her two children. California au-
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Kearnsfs mother In. oakland. OA.
thorittes say that Dempsey ~contrfbut-
ed little TO their support during the
time preceding the filling out Of his
questionanaeir.
Dempsey was acquitted by the jury.
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MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN TABLE.

4. MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN TABLE.
Option Open HighF'Low Close
JuHe sen .s7k .seh 81.
sept. "A. .7sT / 8 A7sN .so%
'1,,ns e ,sasx sap11.T.ssh 2.oeA
Sent. s7b&si.s2K A1:76K 7t.slA
Barley I'LL. sea sasss sss.saS
SEPT. .1.2shn1 .2e N|i:2s 1.2s&
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CHICAGO PRODUCE

Chicago, June 1s.-Potatoes weak.
err: receipts 81 cars; Southern Trt-
umphs sacked 900 to 9.25 cwt.; East
>ern Cobblers, barrels 400 to 1900.
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Duluth. Mimi. June 1s.-Elevator
receipts domestic grain: Wheat 1885,
700 bushels: barley 1900 bushels; rye
46,400 bushels; fax 1000.
Shipments: Wheat .1S4.600 bushel;
oats 10, 100: y 1900.
Duluth >ca Inspection: Wheat
Nos 1 andl.2 dark northern and Nos
! and 2 northern IN No. 3 dark nor
and Nos 1 and . Edufum 8: No. am
Der durum .and-No.ss3- durum s.; other
durum 4; other. winter a; mixed 8; all
wheat 81: max a. mixed grain 2: oats
3: rye~5s; barley 3; alligrains III; on
track IS. nv Has !
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DULUTH.
DULUTH GRAIN.

Duluth, Mimi. June 18.-Flaxseed
was again under, pressure in today's
market and declines of SC were set.
was reported in the July
future with holders not anxiouA to
take deliveries. and many Of the trades
switched over into October. July
closed SC OFF al 1888 asked, high 1872
low 3.s5 asked: October &c of at 1855
asked, high 400. low 3.s5 asked. VIZ
Rye was strong; spot rye closed 8
lac up at 2.20;a July 6 LAC up at 2.16
ASKED and October 2 1-2c up at 1877
1-2 asked. Oats closed I 1-4@2 IA
up at 1.o4@ 1.o9>nominally. Closing:
Wheat: No. 1 dark. northern on
track 2.so@3.o5 nominally; MOL 2
northern @ 800 nominal; \ No" 3
dark northern 2.70@2.95 nominal; No.
1 northern 2.65 $50 nominal; No. 2
northern 2.60@2.75 nominal; No. 8
northern 2.55@2.E9 nominal: No. /
amber durrsm on track 2.78@ 2,S3: No.
2 amber durum 2.76 No l. mix
ed durum on track 2.73 q 2.7S; No. 2
mixed durum 2.70@ 2:75;.No. 1.durum
on track 2.73@ PTS; No. 2 durum 2.70
oars. "a
Linseed on track s.ss@s.s2: arrive
3.8S; in store 1855 1-2; July 3.sS ask
ed: October 3.9g asked.
: Oats on track 1.o4@1.0S nominal.
Rye on track 2.2O: arrive 2.19: July
2.16 asked September 1871 IL bid.
Barley, no market.
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4 I 4 E. rs .
1uNNEAPOLiA

FLOUR.
4 MinneapoitEsgx tnnt,.qes = une .iS:M =
Flour unchanged.@s Shipments 67,P4V
barrels. Bran $500. g
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Herald Want. ADS Br1he Results.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-16

wheat collapsed ali other happenings
THURSDAY on tho board OF trade Aft
er the close officials Of the exchange
expressed themselves as gratined az
the comparative equilibrium that
wheat prices showed and dt the
smoothness with which ordinary
business m ethois were resumed after
"a war upset for nearly three years
The net result In values was "A de-
cine Of I IL 20 3 1-2c as compared
with opening figures December
wheat finished at S270 l. and
March at $2.74. Corn closed rs
90 &c net lower. oats of Ga 10 Use
and provisions down Il 90 7Oc
Clear, cool dry weather likely 70
avert black rust damage was the
chief bearish factor
Heavy selling OF corn and oats
carried down prices for those ce-
reals Much Of the selling was in
the nature Of liquidation by holders
90 whom the auspiCiOus crop out
look was an incentive 10 unload
Lower quotations on hogs and
grain weakened provisions.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-16
LITTLE INTEREST
ON GOTHAM MARKET
Majority of Wall Stree
Brokers Attend Yacht
Races.
By Associated Press

hF Asroflafcl IrcEe
NEW YORK. July 15-Interest ina
the stock market Thursday was SUBJ
Ordiratcd 20 the yacht race and the
Spa conference. especially the for
ner Attendance Of brokers and
traders IN the financial district was
light and dealings were correspond
iHgly small until the final hour when
The pace quickened on precipitate
declines in selected issues
General Reaction.
The general reaction towards the
finish Of the session was accelerated
by rapid advance in call money
from eight per cent. the opening
quotation. 20 II FER cent This
stringency. IL was said. resulted
mainly from the belateG demands
Of borrowers for weekend funds.
Sales amounted 20 $4,000 shares
Exchange on the leading neutral
centers recorded little alteration.
Trading in bonds. excepting LiberC
issues. was mostly on "a frmer and
broader basis, the Belgian Z 1-2's
making a new high record at
r7-8- 100. Total sales (par value) ag-
gregated $12,15O,0OO. Old l.. S.
bonds were unchanged on call.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-16
Why Not Marry?

$4,000 in Gold will be given any
couple Offering 10 get married next
Sunday afternoon at Portage Gar
dens Land Sale.
Free Cars at 2:10 p. NJ. will leave
Northern Indiana 1nterurban Wait
ing Room, corner Washington ave.
and Michigan street. and stop for
passengers along Washington ave.
The public invited. Come and
bring your friends.
Beautiful Garden Lots One Dollar
down, then 75c a week.
G. y. Lodge & Co., America s
Leading Home Makers. 220 Farmers
Trust Bldg. Phone Lincoln 5733.
Open s A. NJ. to 2. NJ.
Phone us for a wedding present
Of $4,000 in gold.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-16
CHICAGO GRAIN AND rRoy1s1oN
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, July 1J.-BUTTER-Cream
cry extras. JJc; standards. 541tc; frsts.
1906: seconds, 44d4Sc
EGGS-ordinaries. ssh @39l9; hrsts,
42d43c.
CHEESE-Twins. 227Sc; Americas.
25iac
POULTRY-FOwls, &c; ducks. 2Sc :
geese. 70: springs, 406s43c. turkeys 4Oc
POTATOES-Cars, 70; Wisconsins per
100 lbs, S5oJG7; Minnesotas per 100 lbs,
81. Sj67.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-16

Sl.5J6i 10: No. 80 mixed sis: 40. 4
mixed. SLJ2i2 No } mixed. Sl.j1: No.
q mixed. S1.4S No. 1 white S1G2t5n
l.Gj: No white. S1G2
OATS-No . white 9lM9Sc: No (
white. ole
RYE-No ., 50. %
TTMOTIIY-S1OS12
CLONER-S3JM3J.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-16
PITTsBURG LIVE STOCK.

PITTSBURG. Pa, July 15-CATTIF
Receipts light; choice. SIS 25G16; good.
S1425d1j; fair, S13d14; veal calves.
SIC 5OM1725.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts light:
market strong: prime wethers. 50 GOA,
10; good, SSq9 fair mixed, S7dS; lambs.
$10d16JO.
HOGS-Receipts 25 loads. market
lower; prime heavy hogs, S15d16; me-
diums. S1T.75d1S heavy Workers. Sl7.T5
ais: light Workers. Sl5T57165O; pigs.
81 I5915-25; roughs. S11Ql2. 30; stays.
SSd9.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-16

EAST BUFFALO. y. Y. July 10
CATTLE-Recelpts, 90: market. heav-
les slow; shipping steers S1J.OM1GJO:
butcher grades. S10M Il. cows. Sf6I1O
CALNES-Keceipts. 80: market active
and steady: Gull 10 choice, sea $50.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 200 {: