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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1915)
IIKl.P XV.Nfr.IV-MAI.K Hlfimi-ii nod fiolle-ltora. WANTED Immc.l'atrly' man to rait on bart-er trade; rjiiprnwl prcfrrred; rtra.ght salary. Write giving qualifica tion and salary expo-ted. Address 1 -WO, car Bee. . HALUSMK.X to II the liest trad pull ing deal for merchanta on the market. Good for over J10U per week. Commission paid on receipt of order. Glv reference. Bond required. P. , Mox 214, Tolt-do, Q.s CliKWINU brM Spearmint and other novelty packages. Itulld up a gum route, good all year round. Applr for exclusive. MelmetumCrin.liinatl. MEN make high an J90 week aelllngFord accessories; Automatic Steering Pilot and Foot Accelerator, J3.rJ each. Sell on atarhU Agents' samples to workers. IX Alsodonald Co.. Westminster Bldg . Chicago. L'12I?cn vou "e" gasollnw at ONB 1, V c"nt more "olln mllewg. eliminate carhon. Auto owner jcrabMnp font J10 a day enay. Helsey made I..-. first day. Art quick, man. De- Wv,. A -NT4Sen,, yur ,mmo todav. you will be glad vou did. Aeenta' Pervlr. 829 Herald Hldg.. Jollet. Ill IKIMc.n t0 l" the barber ,'h, vV hav originated a plan to . teach It quickly and thoroughly. Wage 5.. Yhfle Tool Included. BARBER COLLEGE. 110 & 14th St., Positions Now Open. AMERICAN AUTO Free Catalogue, collw.i. LEARN UARBER TIIADE rab1 . T0'" given. Pnrltlona IKM;?.?' 8,1 or wrlt" for Information. Trt-fltyColleB. 1124 Douitlaa. Omaha. VE Deed men; had to turn down two Joba per week lately. Get In. Leara by onr method. Oet one of theea loba CaUle(ie I). B. free. Nehraaka Aato- mobile achool. ?406 lyeavenworth Bt. CUTTKK wanted. Wholeealo cutter on ladlea houae dremea and aprona. Oreat houea Mfg. Co., Muacatlne. la. lnui at ore anapa. Joha. Knelat. Bee Bldg." MOTOftMEN. conduetora: Darn tml monthly. Interurbnn In Nebraeka, Ex pertono unnneceaary. Qualify now, atate e, detalia free. Manaa-nr, Electric Ball iwaya bureau, 84S yridlcU Truet. Bt. IQ'ila, Mo Mlseellaneoaia. fT wanted: government Joha; 190 per month; Omaha examinations Sept. 15. Fample questions free. Franklin Inati ttita Pent m F. Kochester. N T WANTEDA competent colored house man immediately. Mrs. K. E. Hart. &2S Sd St., -'ouncll Bluffs, la. . ."WANTETX Elevator conductor, young man with good habits: must tu nr,.i . 3pfa tonight an.ddrreesrp0sS: ! iha Bee. ' ouu" VERNMF.NT POSITIONS In post! . KOOd oov ..v, ,au.n7 miui ana otner Branches re good. Prepare for "exams" under former U. 8. Civil Service Becretaxy-rO. amlner. Booklet O 36, free. Write to pr" Civil service School. Ro- MEN to qualify as chauffeurs and auto J,T,,ki- ? "rdua.tes earn S-S5 to 41S0 . FURNITURE to exchange for motoi H?J,.i . Jritf" ho,me wltn models. ve cycle, or what have youT Phone Har 1 Poo't'ons. Employment plnn and hey a. leaver St., New York. -o ABLI5-BODIBD men for firemen, brskemen, $120 monthly; experience un Iieoessary. Railway, care Y 613. Bee. o GOV LRNMENT posllions m postoffice, railwav mall and thor branches are good. Prepare for "eiami" under former 17. S. civil s-rvlce secretary-examiner. Booklet O 8fi free. Write today. Pattor oaCHU Service School. Rochester, N. T. x . WANTED Stories, articles, poems' for new mug-aslne; payment on accepUunce; sieivl wlt you have for free examina tion. Cusinos Mafrnzine, 515 Stewart- BUtao Wanhlnstoit. D. C PLASTERERS and hod carriers wanted. D. J. Parrel I, Dunlap. la. - - GOVERNMENT Positions Thousands of appointments to be made.' Free book let tellies: wrtor they are. what they pay, kvlth specimen ' examination - questlnns. Nat l Co. Institute, 430 Seventh St., Wash ipston. T. C. . , , JOB finlshlnK small house; about $Ki; I have a nice new home I will sell to good man who does this Job and I will accept the work as though cash paid. Balance easy monthly payments. Address C 8S1. Omaha Bee.- ' - . ooveknwent positions M. nousanos or appointments to be made. Free booklet telling; where they are. what they pay. with "specimen examination question'.: I National Correspondence Institute. 430 7th ! fit., Washington, D. C. -o DISH washer wanted at Savoy Cafe. 15th, and Jackson Sta. WANTED Good hotel clerk, 26 to 80 yrs. old and single; must have good refer- ene'es. Address F 883. Bec. MAN 21 to 35 desirous of studying- latv evenings after working hours, splendid opportunity. See Mr. Fehrman. evenings, from 7 to 8 o'clock, room 2u3 Omaha Na tlonal Bank l'ldg. , WANTED Names of 'men, 18 or over, wishing government jobs. 865 month. No pull uecessary. Address T 601. Bee. - HELP WANTED (ALU and female. WB WILL start you In the cleaning and dyeing business; little capital needed. (Big profits. Write for booklet. Ben Vonde System, Dept. 240, Charlotte, N. C. UENTLEMAN or lady to travel and ap point representatives. Expenses, salary and commission. For Interview. Address S-854, Bee. . srruATioxa waxtep Situation wanted By a-i eiothin alesman. Seven years of good experi ence. Can furnish good references. Ad-. rt S 81'a. care Bee. . COLORED girl, IS year old. wants poai Uon tsJtiug care of children. Phone vveo. K44. ElDDLE-AQED widow would like to take charge of rooming house or house keeping for respectable and refined fam ily of one or two persona, r companion or lady; am experienced. Address C 103, WANTED Position as watchman: ha a been watcbnmn for C. li. 4 (J R. K, In r Omaha for seven yeara A 801. Bee. LADY with boy 8 vara old. wind niu SI LlOa as noUSekeelMtr In nr out rt ftt, i 4-all or wrlie (Jlir ranklln St. harness and wagon; also simile h stocks. WANTED Mechanical end of telephone ' Prfect condition; -month-old bull pup exchange by A-l man. References. Want ,nd dajtdy chickens. Must rlL Tel. Sun change of location. Y 84;. Bee id-y. Harney 6049. STENOGRAPHER Young man, some ex- peruuee, aesires position in or out of town. References. A, E. J.. 613 So. lth KU Red 6118. Pi'OUNU lady wants dining room work or position as cashier. Address 17 Cali fornia street. Mrs. Moore. YOUNQ GIRL wants steady position In small stoie. Doilg. 3-1&S. bTENOORAPHER-Intelligent, accurate. with nine months' experience, desires osillon; good penman; prefers work in Council - Blu if s. AddreBs Mlas McCarty, si Avenue A. Council Bluffs. WANTED Position as s lieavenworth St. Call housekeeper, in lierson. 23u2 blTUATIOK WANTKI-k)iiigle man. ae S4, lo years experience in engineering department of C. ft N. W., M. K. & T., Jog Four, Vnion Pacific and Southern Paclflo roads; tl years principal office, annuitant to one of leading engineers of the profesHlon. Have thorough knnwl dge of office management, along with tiiiusual executive ability. Demre con nectlon with proirresslve firm, where ip- ortunity for advancement is measured jy merits shown. Address 8 g. Bee. ANY kind of work wanted by widow . lady. Phone Webster 670K. WIDDLE-AOED lauy. refined, competent and reliable; dealrea position as houxe keerier In prlvste family ; can furnish beat of city references. Phone Well. eViltl. w w . , . . mmiwrnami want work ln Ne braaks. 412 N. 1Mb Ht. COM PETENT carpenter Phone Red S(. deslresi ' work. REGISTERED pharmsolst wishes , posi tion as relief cleik, August and ft-ptem-Wr only. p. W, Evans, tnsww. Neb. - WanteJ to Swap. Vm.v not advert! tomethmg that you no longer hare any use fur and get something jol retiliy BeedT It Colli OU nothing to Join III fwappera- Club and vou will find It lot ?' rwl'P'n 'hinxs Write Room KH. i:fBldg,, or phone Tyler 1'iiHl. APPLhtt Hav several trees of tine eat ing apples; have not time to rtck end market annie; will trade for anything useful, auch waahliiK machine, thick ens, etc. Addleas 8 ti Bee. ALTO 4-pnssenger, 1914 modd. "Carna tton'' auto. In flrat-claaa ahapa. Will trade for roadster. Addreaa S. 47. 1SH, Pee. AUTOMOBILE to exchange for equity lu house and lot. Addreaa 8. C. 146, Bee. 100 ACRM of land In Nebraska. Will trade for cottage or lota. Addreaa A. K. s.. R N. JJd St., Pouth Omaha. AUTOMuBiL.fc.ti For othar automobile bargains aee thti "Automobile ' clesslft cation. ACHK8 a-ood land, Kimball county, , ner tlx; worth t-0 an acre; so Incum brance. Mll take Kfod car lor qiiliy, or what have ou?AddrfaaKPO(i. lVe. BABY bed and mnttreaa In a-ood coidl tlon; will trnde for aomething useful. Adilri'aa 8. C. IXC, Bee. B I tsTn E8S C11ANC K8-A recently pat enttd tiaeftil attt. in for th. hrir.i Inn profenalon, paying over 100 per cut profit on each artlrle aold, to- wun aiee ready lor Ita manu facture, adverting literature, boxes, labels and a number of completed ar ticles on hand. Is offered In whole or In part In exchange for a good printing office, cny nroperty or fertile land, all i be free of incumbrance. Worth JiO.ujO t the man financially able to handle. Ad dreas 8. C. 11 ;o. Bee. Bl SINEiSrt l'HAN:K Have a rleaulnir. prcaami; and tailorina- hnnfn.&& u-r n a from tl." to I1T5 a month, downtown lo cation; let me show you. What have you to offer. Addreaw s. O. ist, Bee. CARPENTER toola, shovels, plcka. Jack screws, 10-penny match vending ma chines, firtc each: good horse. 125; harness, $li; express wagon, $f; kitchen utensils, one electric piano, 1 sideboard. 1 hall tree, 1 iron tied. Will exchange all of these articles for good auto truck, diamonds or what have you to offer. Ad lres.1 S. C. 1SW, enre Omaha Bee. DESK Will swap large roll top desk for sectional hookcasea. or what will you taker Address 8. C. 1333. Be DRESS 8U1T-Have full drees suit, ! 40, cost, l;iO; worn only four times. Whai haV) you to trade for UT Addreaa 8. C. i;t4i. uee. DUMB BELLS What am 1 offered for'f' 1 rr n.ew)- B'- Sample, 1 car, 7c; 42 Wb. dumb bells, all new; just the ling for bova' club. Address 8. C thing; for 1340, Bee. boys' club. Address 8. C. DIAMOND locket and stud. Trade for shotgun or rifle. Friedman. 1211 Doug. DIAJION'D H. karat diamond towards Rood used piano; no Junk. Address 8. C. 1343. Bee. DIAMOND A good diamond to trad ?ON Motiot.Plcture Outfit-finec: dltlon. Also Includes S reels films. "-"ILL? y"? Address 8. C. 1299. Bee. ror a piano. Address 8. C. 1295. Bee. ENGINEER'S TOOLS-Such as pipe tools, taps, dies, cutters, wrenches, pipe tongs; forrmotorcycle or old model Ford. Address 8. C. 1346, Bee, ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Will trade electrical sunDlles for a .22 niuuicr riria Address 8. C. 1M. Bee. HORSE iiave large horse to exchange for driving- horse. Address 8. C. 1171, care The Bee. S LOTS In county seat town, Nebraska, to trade for light delivery truck or pas senger car. Phone Red 78SS, or address S. C. 1301, care Bee. MOTOR BOAT What have you got to swap for a 18-ft. Michigan steel motor boat? 4 H.-P.; first-class condition; boat la at Carter Lake club. Address 8. C. 12S0, Bee, , MAXWELL Roadster, In good condition. Will consider motorcycle or will pay difference on Ford or Ford chassis, or whathave you? Address B.C VMT. Bee. MINING STOCK-Have SO S100 h'area In Black HilLs Mining company, . Issued June 7, 1S15. Will swap all or part or these for used automobile. Address 8. C. lftio. Bee. PHONOGRAPH Will swap Edison standard phonograph with 180 records for buggy and harness. Address 8. C. 128S, Bee. PIANO (Jood upriuht piano, refinished like new. beautiful tone; will trade for diamond or auto. Address 8. C. 12S7, Bee. PIANO A good square piano; for something I could use. will trade Address 8. liwt. nee. ROADSTER Practli ally new high-pow ,urTer and 70 fJht. hse iou? Address 8 C IMS "v 70"T AQdress 8. C. 1293. ered -cylinder roadster, fully euulpped. ror what Bee. kauk old RELIC Sioux Indian vest Fully beaded on buckskin, with five inch buckskin fringe. Six 43. Design: Four mounted warriors, war bonnets, lances, etc.; two fighting elks, and two elk heads. Striking colors. Beautiful den decoration. What have you for im mediate trade. Address 8. C. 128a Bee feCALK J140 Toledo computing counter scale; will trade for auto 01 piano; Jia-tJtjivyoul1 AddessS. C. 1T98, Bee. SEWINQ MACHINE-SlngeTT JSO sewing machine, drop head, 6-drawer; perfect condition. WThat have you to trade? Ad dress 8. C. 1334, Bee. fcTOCK of clothing, shoes and millinery. What have you of equal value? Ad dress 8. Q. l-WJcareBe4. STOt'KS Will exchanue stock In grolng local corporation, not overstocked and with advance orders, for good light car, Ford preferred, or will give stock. Ad dress 8. C. 1342, Bee. BTOCK I have 2.000 shares of stock, par value Jl, In Bunset Coal Co., Lost Springs. Wyo., that will exchange for auto, mortgages, or what have you? Stock ,J!" '"'"ed ' May, 1915. Address S. C. 1900, Bse. TWO good lota in Council Bluffs, cen trally located. Will trade for .rood car. or what htvou? Address Q , Bee. THIRTY horsepower roadster to trado for motorcycle or what hi umit ia. dress 8. C. 1172, care Bee. YOUN( man with eight years' experi ence, wants position as office clerk, bookkeeper or collector; beat references aa to ability and character. Phone D. 434 waist a good home well located la Omaha. Will Mv r,n.rt mnnv a choice clear Irrigated land close to town. I yiittm miit, jiiiuith c. t . loii , npf , " WANT an Iowa or eastern Nebraska farm not far from town Will assume or pay moaey for part and clear Irrigated land, well located-. For Interview write S. C. 1338. Bee H'nu i.'iv.i jt . .. , . - WILL trade lot worth Jl,06o for first class ' car. walnut iM. LKGAL SOTICKr Office of Commissary, Fifth Infantry, N. N. G., St. Poul. Neb. Sealed pro potials In duplicate for furnishing and delivering on or before August 17. 1915, at Crete. Neb., subsistence stores as be low, lu accordance with specifications and conditions set forth In Circular No. . Offico of the Commissary (jenerul, Washington, D. C. April 21. 1910. will be received at this office until ten o'clock a. m . August 13. 1915. snd then opened. Specifications will be furnished upon re- , , . A , , , . 1 ' 111 . . I rum imaniry. m. n. ti.. sis ibs. beans, : ins. rice. s.-,o Iris, potatoes. 1K0 lha. onions. 263 cans tomatoes, 68 Ibs. peaches (dried), lbs. coffee.' roasted ana ground; 840 lbs. sugar, U4 cans milk (tarn- ! ny '-, if saia. vinegar, 10 gals, sour pickles, 18 Ins. salt. 42 cans pepper (black). 118 Ibs. of lard. 84 Ihs. buttei (creamery), 66 Ibs. oleomargarine. 42 gallons syrup, 100 lbs. laundry soap ."-o bottles vanilla extract (2-ox). also 8 475 lbs. fresh beef. P45 lbs. bacon, 4 200 ija fresh bread, 200 Ibs. flour, 7i rolls toilet paper, lba ice, 100 lbs. p unes lu7 tana B. B. jam, to be delivered as s'peei-tie- . A s-d-8t ItEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Compiled and futniuned by Kerr Title Guarantee and Abstract tympany, South ridveiileenth street:. Frus Kuck t Hiella Alts Pace, lots 1. 11. 12. 11. II. li. It sod 11. p.! lair add. a a liuan McCaftrejr le Krlta Koch, lota 17 It and 11. aubdiTlalos ul J. L Raslck's atld aos Charlea W. Mart i a te Walter B. Craok lot 14, block 4. MiaiM Laos add '. Tu KaUMrra Eases U laaus ML Yartaa, THE OMAHA 'i i ; GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET New Wheat Tumblct Four to Six . Cent in Irice, While the Old Article Remain Same. ALL RECEIPTS ARE LIGHT OMAHA, Aug. 7, IMS. isew wheat drops from 4c to sv Jne old wheat remains unchanged while to lc tower. Corn was also lower, selling i to lo under yesterday's prices. Oata were quoted unchanged. The receipts of all cereaa continue light, with only a fair demand. The only export business In wheat at the seaboard la between exporters to settle old tradsa. There, are possibly l,(W.onO bushels of wheat sold for export this wnd next month, but new business Is light. With a few weeks of good weather there Is likely to be a llg movement of winter end spring wheat at the same time, which will be more than the trade can take care of and with light speculation lower prices seen certain. Some new export business Is being done In oats for this month's shipment, but It is not large. Clearances of wheat and flour were equal to lm bushels; corn, l.OUO bushels; oats, 9.cpo bushels Uverpool spot: Wheat, lc lower to lo higher; corn, unchanged, lc higher. Primary, wheat receipts werV 4o,0X bushels and shipments l.tC'1.0M0 bushels, against receipts of 19.000 bushels and shipments of 6!,0oo bushels last year. 1'rinmry corn receipts were U.OHO bush els and shipments StH.OOu bushels, against receipts of 4O.O0O bushels and shipments of J71.U00 bushels last year. i'rimsry oats receipts were 2..6.r push els and shipments 402.000 bushels, against receipts of g.mi.OO.t bushels and ihlpmenta or ino.'xio nusiieis last year, CAlUrOT HECEUTfl. Wheat. Corn, tlats. 1 mcaRo si 151 A lnneapolla ltw Iniluth i Omaha 17 Kansas City llfi St. I,outa W Winnipeg; 23 Wheat: No. S hard winter. SI. 45; t bulkhead (old), 31 40. winter, 1 cer (new). tl.JO: 7 4 1 , , 1 car No. 1 I'M (old), hard (new ana oitn, 11. ai. No 4 hard winter, 1 car tuewi, ji.oi; I cars (r.ew), Wc; 1 car (newt 1inPari,1,bo i" : '", l.c-r. 8e-.."J!e: N- 1 car. Me. Corn: No. I white. 1 car, 74He; 4 cars. 74c No. S white, 4 cars, 74c. No. 2 yellow. 7 cars. 75c No. S yellow, cars, 76ic; S cars, 76a No. 6 yellow, 1 car. 74Hc. No. i mixed, 1 car (near white), 74ic No. 3 mixed, cars. 7'ic; S cars, 740; cars. 74o. No. mixed, 1 car. TSHc. Sample, 1 car (yel low), 70c; 2 cars, We. Oats: No. S white, 1H cars, fa He; 1 bulkhead, 52c No. 4 white, H car, 52c. Omaha Cosh Prices Wheat : No. 2 tur key, l.244YI.4fi: No 1 turkey. 21.2251.44: No. 2 hard, S1.2L"y 1.45: No. 3 hatd. Jl.ll4 143; No. 4 hard. txk-1.40; N 2 spring. 21.420 1.47; No. 2 aprlng, 21.W1.. Corn: No. 2 white, 7474le: No. 2 white, 73V 74c; No. 4 white, 73'4Ti73c; No. 5 while, 'i.l73V4c; No. ( white, 72HfSo.: No. 2 yellow, 71iff76c; No. S yellow, 74H i'5ic; No. 4 yellow, 74fi744c: No. 6 yel low, 74fff74Hc; No. 6 yellow, 7341? 744c; No. 2 mixed, 74'f74,c: No. S mixed. 74'a"74c: No. 4 mixed, StrgTlMe; No. 5 mixed. 73'-? 74c: No. i mixed, 7373Hc; sanjole mixed, fSOT. Oats: No. 2 white, 5JV""3'te; stan dard B2i--fi?c: No. 2 white R24 '-iKl Vrc ; No. 4 white. &ii2c. Barley: Malting, !VW74c; No. 1 feed, 64.r7c Rye: No. 2, SliJiMc; No. S, SCdgnic. lot 10. Llndqulst M. to south Omaha.. 1 CTiarfl W. Mirlln to Agnes A. Blnshsm, lot i blork i. Mlooo Luaa add 70D Jainot B. Ollbort to Rdwaril T. Hoyden, lots T and I, blork 104, Dundee plaos.... 1.1"0 Hsatlnn and Hardon to Rdna Tinker, lot li. block . Fort Vlaw Terraca add 800 Daniel A. Johnaon to Henry Mnnnkjr, lots t and 4, block (. Wsat End add 4,SuO Frank L. Bumpua to Anns Nla;en. lot 17, block tt, Benaon 1 Omaha Rosl Batale company to Andres Pattullo lot 11, Mock "A." Saunders snd Hlnvetush'a sdd "0 Laura W. Campbell to Flora Bedlaon. lot 11. and the eH ot let 12, blork 21. Ralston 1 Flora Bedlaon to Laura W. (Umpbell, lot li, block M Kountie I laoe add 1 Ilomeatead enmpanr to L ni'd I. Bleralag. - lota (Si and e:l. H hit as Wad add 1HH r HALLWAY TIME CARD UNION STATION Tent si and Mason. 1 klcagro Nortnvrestera NORTH. Depart. Arrlra. aio st pm a a 14 am a :t pm SU M am lilts a 7:24 am a 4 00 pj all:6 pm a I U pm sio :00 am I N am al0:lt am s 1 to aw alO.l am sU '44 am rwts City sprass., Dakota Paaaaasor .. sMoux City Local .. felnasapoila Kairas lets City Limited., ....a 7:44 am ... k 7:46 am ....a 1:16 pra ....a 4:i pal .s t.u put CAST. 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Pant Wactfta Limited a 7:44 pa all: II am cJlcss BP""' ; " lim a 1:81 sm ih " DayllsM Special a t ij am sll 14 am r.uiornla Uall a 1:4 pm a 8 . pm anins Local ai;4Jsm aUibS.m Lkteaco Ureat Wealern f-wteCHT Ltmlta ... Pre . a am calcaeo Expi Chlcasa -i" " - . altsaoarl Paclflo K C. A t- L Sxprass s 104 sm s 7:41 sm 5' C A Ac L Expreaa ll:la pm a i 0 pn t" c! 8U Paa I sm a 1.D4 pm 4;kieaTt 24o4t lalmaa Paelfle EAST. Rockr nostUle Llmiie4....s 1:44 am ci uwso Looai 1-aa.eiis.r bm:t4am Ch.Uso fallr Braaa S 4:14 am f-Jaf, Mhl aH' al io pm t1 mSbss lol PaieDser. t M pm Ctd -Neb. Limited to Lincoln, s 4:U sm Eoicrad" tailtorwa siip-.-.a 1:4 pm l7"u"iaia Llmiwl aU .14 pm st! : tm bl 14 pm a 4 40 im s 1 w pa an M am a l.wl am a 1:4; pm a 4 k4 pm US am a I JH mm 2JU HI, 1,1 45 TO 21 BTATIOK Tant. and Mm. uarllagton - LINES WKtTT. Depart. PeaTsr Limited a 10 am Mm Local m Neuraaaa Kxprsas s 414 am Lincoln Local ..ttl:Mpm LoulaTille-Bcuuyler k 1 w pm Arrlvs. a 1:o4 aa S 4:la pm a 4:14 pm k 4:a4 sm blS.Jl u pionsweai. f mm mww- , u. see HniBiiia a i.a sail u,. i.iaud V.a l li sm all U pm rt-,...r.c:.ii(orBla a 4 pm a 11 u tisei.ace-uraad lalasd .. Lincoln Lot.al Cuioiado-oiiilornia. North. .a 4:s pm aU.U pm , .a 1 .M pm a 1 Ao pa a eM -Ureal kufiucru all 14 am a 1:14 am LINES EAST. llllsuu a 1:11 sm a 7:44 am s I li am Chicago and K Lcal Plallewoulb-Paclllo -iailiaaiilS-Pacllla Creates Local luiit..,.ilUta s 1:14 am juact....all w pa a 1 40 pm 1j pm bu si am s 1.44 pm tMia ..........a 4 34 sm Ik, Ctilca SJPreas Cbicaso Limited Cblcese ae Illlnola a 1 at am sit 11 sm LlNaMt EOliTM. Kasaas Oty-t. Joeepk a I It sm s I 00 pa tt. Lesle. sto. a 4. Mi pa ui:Mu kasaaa cltj-st. Joepk all at aa a 4.4 aa iVll. kllr ""t 8a4. " WEBSTEB ITBEET TAT:OSJ lf. teeatn ana Webster. Cktleaao, Oaaaaiev t. Peal, Minneapolis IMit. Arrlra. k 4 to aa k a, pa a S pa sUJi sa Twts City Blt-ax Clly Imu Clt : Fa Mreaa Local 1 a pa k 9:14 aa a mMJ. m daily sjsss4 guAas. SUNDAY UEE: AUGUST 8, 1915. CIIH AfiO ORA11 AND moVI'lOU Feats res f the Tradlast flnalaa; Prices Hi Bord of Trade. riMCACO. Aug. T.-ArJlve buying that app-arei to indicate a lively exiMirt de mand hrled to nmke the wheat market firm toiUv thrniiKhoiit the session. The close, whlth was at almost the top fKAnt of the iiav, ranscd from 10 to UISc alHve last iilaht other leading siaples. too, all scored net gnlns corn a shade to Vj, oats V,c to an. I provisions I'no to JL'v- Signs that foreigners were after wheel were In evil,-n-e irom the start. Oosalp was current that the French government was arranging to Import .0.0,ioo bushels, snd It was sitld that cargo arrivals at Uverponl had become InadtHiuata to meet requirements. Firmness in corn appeared to be wholly the result of wheat strength. Oats rose chiefly In consequence of showers which Interfered with the hamest. lYuVisions tightened up sharply. The best buyers were shorts, but there was sal I to be fair export demand. t losing prices 011 out onr Artlrle' Oven, I HUh.l l-ow ' cioe. Tes y Wheel 1 Sept.) 1 0BN 1 V! 1 OS. 1 07 1 0H Irc..( 1 06 1 0S 1 06 1 OR 106', Corn 1 1 Sept. 74 764 74H 74 74 Iec. 6S 63 M S Osts I Sept. S9'i H S 4" !tn4 lcc. 40 40 40 40S 40 Pork S.pt lit HO 11 75 IS B7H IS 7?S IS STifc Oct.. IS 00 IS 95 13 00 IS 87 W 13 Mv, U.rd Sept. 177 17H T 77S g 7 75 lct.. 7 90 5 30 7 7V4 7K R bs Sept. f0 10 t0 10 SS5 ( i t. . t 10 W 10 8 86 t'lilcagu Cash I'rlcea Wheat: No. 2 red, Sl.l''.l.!.lt; No. 2 hard, SI W. Com: No. S yellow, MH'fiW-.c; others nominal. Onts: No. S white, old. t!ule: do. new. 1 stindard. (vie. Rye: No. 3, new, Sc. iiariey: 72'os?c. Timothy: Sft.fi0ii7.oi. ,"a",J iors: ra.w. ira:iat tne union stock yants S.uith Omaiia. V0.4. tb.: tslW.U. , Neh for twenty-fouV hour, ending 1ft . . . loclwk p. in. Aug. 7, l'Mi- SEW YORK 4JF.NER41, M MKET I RMT.ilTS. (luotatloas of the Day o Varloaa Commodities. NEW TORK. Aug. 7.-FLOtTR-Julet. WHHAT-Spot, firm; No. S red, Jl.22, S;.4.a vr iy-0-.2.- T- 1, . new unit iu arrive; no. northern. Manitoba. Jl.13. c, L f.. Buffalo. Futures, firm. September, SLH. CUHN-Stmt, bsrely steady; No. t yel low, 8'j"4c, lake and rail August 20 shlp- iirill. OATS Spot, steady; standard. 7Hc, No, mine, in, tancy cuppea wniie, 11 ijir;5c. HAY Firm! No. 2. 21.201.36: No. 2, i.ji; snipp.ng. 2i.iyiii.zo. HOPS yulot; state, common to choice, 1M4, myi4c; Paclflo Ceaat, 1914, 12dtlRc: 1K1S, Kifllo. HIDI.-S-steudy; Bogota, J0nc; Central America, 2c. LEATHER Firm; Hemlock first, 82c; seconds. 80c. PROVISIONS Pork, steady; mess, 21.R0 tl7 00; family. S20.O0r2.OO; short clOsr, 21i.O0i;30.&a Beef, quiet; mess. $18.00tp lR.fiO; family, Jill 8Ai? 30.60. Lard, firm; middle west,J8.10i8.2i. TALLOW Dull; city. 5V4ci country, 5TUe; speclsl, 4Ho. BUTTER-8teady; receipts. 2.S2S tubs: oreamery extras, 2f)Vi&27c; firsts, 23H9'25c; seconds, Cnrilc. EOGS Steady: receipts. 11.752 cases; fresh gathered extras. iMfSSe.; extra firsts, 2H622vc; firsts. 18'irtf,20o: seconds. Iodise. CHEESE Steady; receipts, 3,013 boxes; state, whole milk, fresh, flats, colored. specials. l8T,fri4Hie; white, 13ni4c; white and colored average fancy, l.Tsc POX'LTRY Alive, Irregular; western chickens, broilers, lSfflftc; fowls, iri4nl(ie; turkevs. 1'oUt. Dressed quiet and un changed. OMAHA GENERAL MARKET, ; BUTTER No. 1, 1-Ib. cartons, Sc; No. J, SO-lb. tubs, 230, CHEKSE Imported Swiss, 8c; Amer ican SwIns, 26c; block Swiss, 2c; twins, lie; daisies, 16c; triplets, 14c; Young America, lSVdc; blue liiliel brick. ltiVc; llmburger. 2-lb.. ale; New York white, IS'yc; Imported French Roquefort, 40c. FISH-Trout, 16c; white fish, 13c; hali but. 13c; channel catfish, lie; herring. 7c; codfish, 10( 12c; mackerel, 15c; salmon, iafi4c SW Elrr POTATOES Kansas, 2!.7 bbl. BEEF CUTS-No. 1 ribs. l!rc; No. t, 19-4c; No. 2, l!4c No. 1 loins, 224C: No. 2, 2oc; No. 2, 18c. No. 1 chucks, 12o; No. 2, imc: No. 8, lofcc. No. 1 rounds, 17c; No. 2, 18c; No. 8, 14o. No. 1 plates, c: No. 2. c; No. 2, VAo, Fruit and vegetable prices furnished by Gillinski Fruit company: FRUITS Oranges: California Valencia. l'Os, 12tis,i 28.1s, aj4B. :tVs, J4.M1 per box; f 'n 1 . 1.iri. I. V.lnnnlu. 1 r. 1 , 17. , . u in. 'Alm. L.An tier box. Lemons: ExLra fane v Golden Bow, 3o s, , Jj.&O per box; ex - tra fancV Sunklst, Suns, SiiOs, Jo. 00 per oox;' Red Ball, S4.60 per box. Peaches: Call - fornla Crawfords, 85c per crate; Calltor tila Elbertus, 70c per crate; liberate lots, ti74c per crate; SiJO-crate lots, H6c per crate; per bu., Ji.zu; -pu. lots, Jl.au per bu. Plums: Burbsnks, Jl.oo per crate; jWicksons and Kelueys, Jl.ai per crate: iiihcuja, uiur, e&.vt , tiain, aiojiiviiub, HuiiKarians and Gross, J 1.40 per crate; Wicksons, $1.16 per box. Pears: Call for- nla Bartlelts, Jloo ier box : Washington narueua. isncy, 11.10 per dox. urapes;i Per crate, ll.it',. Bananas: M odium fruit. J2.oi)('uJ.Ju per bunch;-Jumbo fruit, Cuan gulnuia and I'ort Limon, 4c per lb. Cantaloupes: California onles, 54s, $3.00 per crate; California standards, $2.50 per crate; Moapa Nevada standards, $2.76 per crate; jumbos, J2.50 er crate; ponies, $-.25 per crate. Watormelons: Per lb lHc VEGETABLICS Cabbage, home-grown and southern, mc per lo. Head lettuce, Jl.oo per dox. Leaf lettuce, 40c per dox. Peppers, 50g per basket Tomatoes, $1.00 per badkeu Onions, Washington. 2Vc per lb. Celery. 85c per doi. Cucumbers, $1.00 per basket. Parsley, 85o per dox. Wax and green beans. 5o per basket. Green poss, 50c per basket New beets, carrots1 and turnips, 40o per basket. Radishes, 30c per Uos. New potatoes, 70c per bu.; white, -80n pen bit. Barest potatoes, JL75 per hamper. NUTS Walnut. No. 1, 18c per lb. Fil berts. 15c per lb. Braxlls, 12V&0 per lb. Pecans. 12Hc per lb. Almonds, 20c per lb. Peanuts: No. 1, raw, 6c per lb.; No. 1, roasted, to per lb.; .7 umbo, raw, 7c per lb.; Jumbo, roasted, 9c rer lb. MISOELLA NEOC8 Crackerjack, $3.60 per case: J1.75 per half case. Cornpops, J3.2S per case; Jl.tS per half case. Minneapolis Grain Market. MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 7. WHEAT September. tlCC1: December. 11.06; No. 1 hard, $1.611; No. I northern. tl.VA9 1.51; No. 2 northern, 1.27fl.4814. FLOUR Unchanged. BA RLEY-MS 178c. RYE $1.04(51.05. . . BRAN 21.60. CuRN No. 8 yellow, TrT7!rtyo. OAT" No. 8 white, 634i53Vc. FLAX-41.6?'i4il.Tm. I Kansas Cltw riratn and Provisions. KANSAS CITY, Mo., Aug. 7. JW If EAT No. 8 bard, $1.W1 82; No. 2 red, 81.177H.1B Sept em tier. $1.0nVfTHiH; December, it a'-.i-. CORN-No. ' 2 mixed. 7M87lc:' No. I whlte. 767" He; tieptember, - 71Jp71i4o; 'December. SCro. OATS No. 2 white, eoalo; No. t mixed, 4.Mk. HUTTER Creamery, T7c; firsts, '22c; seconds, Zic; packing, ISc. Kin i8 Firsts, lac; seconds, 12 He. BOCLTRT Hens, UVc; roosurs, 2c; broilers, n&likj . Ckleago LIt Btoek Market. CHICAGO, Aug. 7. CATTLFl Receipts 2,4"0 head: market steady; native beef cattle. Js.2Ti4)i0.26; weaUrn steers, J6.lk9 8.K.; rows and heifers, J.10vji.2&; caivea. 7 fiW 11.26. HOGS Receipts, 1,000 head: . market dull; unchanged to a shad under yester day's average; bulk of sales l.2''u.8j; liKht, J6.80j7.0; mtxed. J. KM. K, : heavy, gfeC fll r,. 4 Cut ..r. ti! '..mi 11. ar.l.. Aaf Kif..t 1 1 wW.tTi 14 1."", -.fUflla fU.l41T;,.V, Jmt 4V.US(f-f .W. aJS rillKEP AND UMbM- Receipts, aooul head; market strong; sheep, J6.1O&7.O0; iambs, J7.0Oa9.4O. Bt. I.oata Grata Market. BT. LOUI8. Aug. 7. WHEAT No. 2 red, Jl.Llal 17: No. 2 hard, nom'nal; beptember. Jl.lT; December, Sl.tr74. CORN-No. 2. 8oHc: No. 2 white, SoHc; Beptember, 740: December, 4H.C. OATS-No. 2. higher; No. S whit, nom inal. Kvanoraled Apples and Dried Krnlls aSc.i4 AU' 'EVAPORATED A PPI.KS4 Steady. DK1LU FHU'ITA-Prunea; firm. Apri cots, steiuly. Peaches, ulet. Raisins, firm. Dry Goods Market. NEW TORK. Aug. 7.-DRY OOOD Cotton goods msrk.its Irregular; yarns firmer, linens firm and burlaps steady. Hotflery was in steady call for exports. OMAHA LIVE-STOCK MARKET Killing Cattle Higher for the Week and Feeden Steady to Easier Lambs Higher. SHEEf FOR WEEK SLIGHTLY OFT SOITH OMAHA, Aug. 7. IMi. Receipts wen; Cattle Hogs. Sheep. fficla! Monday 4.05 S . IT.r.sl Of fit la I Tiie.iav J.SJk J.iri H.2,1 Offkial Wednesday ..S.ln' 10.M4 li.'MI Offlolnl Thursday ,...J,r3 7.3!? S Official FTltlay M4 a,6l .4S Estimate Saturday 4.400 l.yo Same days last week. 1J.2H f-5 2H.W1 Hame tlaya 2 w ks sgo.ln.;H 47.4.M 1,72S 8nme dsys S Wks agi.lS.11 Sl.SW W.44S Same days 4 wks ao W.rtO j.li!l 4T.J Same tlaya last year.10.MI U..4 M.-Cti The followllw tat, la .!.! thm .variu. Price for hogs at the South Omaha live stock market for the laat few daya, with comparisons: j 1'ate. I l'Hr.,'ti4 . 'PM nil "ii I idlO. Iiw. .July tt 6 ST K 711 I S7 I ?T S III 7 70 I 7l S Ml 7 3! S 4.11 7 R I 611 I M 7 HI I S Mi 7 67 July n. ! Ji-iv tx . July J4 IT. asd Wi 8 7-1 7 W 831 I I 67 I Jlv M.l a Ml k 77.1 7 47 ( Si I Bl i.y "8. 7714 f 1 sjf 7 t!l 4.M I 171 7 I I mi it rj.i 4 t wi 1 1 661 mi 1 gii 7 a July 2 2 FV 4i t 131 7 7 JUiy July Julv Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug. A n . Aug. Aug. 2i. so. 31. 2SV W C 42', a V W 7 M rl 7 7 17 7 ATI 7 17 7 14 2 K 2 M 7 8 r- s tii 7 781 69 T KM 7 J1 7 I 7 44 2 2i 2 5.1 2 01 7 fi 2 4 ia9!7 7oi7M 47l 7 70) 2 ill S mi 7 04 7 W 7 M I 801 7 Sfii 8 171 7. Wl . I 7 711 7 58 8 22 8 18: 7 7 161 I 7 58 i fbjnday. ll.cllts and disposition of live stock l.'nttlc. Hogs. Shoep. H'r'a. Cars. Cars. Cars. Cars. 8 o i. a c. r, i Union Pacific C. AN. W ., east".'. 1'. N. W.. west .. IS- ? ? M O.. ? :: 8"' 8 jj I 1 a V .. rt. v u.. east U. B. A O we it. I. eV P.. east.. Illinois Central Total receipts 71 DISPOSITION, Cattle. Hor. Sheep. Morria aV Oo. re A Co Cudahy Packing Oo. .. Armour k Co J. W Uul.. IT'S 7r l.Ml C24 1.43S Cudahy from country Tofsla sm.:.,.. , iv:: 5.211 1.520 le.nlno"n-nof,h8 "mMJt jesat none of any consequence For the rho'wlnaaea,:,.' hV. n rivala h.- .. , 7 j KiF,iion or tne ax riais hns ooiuiieted of waia.n - . J.". oth com feds and Vestern weeVra5,T,l ln 'Ood 2 tn. ened tm ,li,.h!" dualiy strenth rr?rrirVP 5 al. th ekisn the general it : cent. hiVhM.hT: . Au Jl""1 und .1" "''"""a have sold very freely "i1 WMlS ,for "e reason that there has been a fair demand hll w.u. 1 "y iikoi, n mis account . hv radually strengthened and at the close of the week fair lo good kill- weM TagoT cents higher Uian a Veal jmJves have been jrood sellers all week, the best selling at S10, Bulls, tugs, etc., have commanded steady prices. There has been an active demand for choice feeders all the week, auch as have been selling at 28.0008.50. yuotatlons, on cattle: Uood to choice yearlings, J 0r85; fair to good year lings, j;.7S4.Oi): good to choice heavy beeves, S9.2b'j9ft; fair to good corn fed beeves, 28.6iVt,.35; common to fair oorn fed beeves, 7.2E)S .66; good to choice fed heifers, JT.ftxriS .60; good to choice fed cows, J0.5nvB7 26; good to choice grass haifers. K5Ott7.00; good to choice grass cows, W.2f-6.75; fair to good oows, Jo.tKHi 6.00; common to fair cows, JJ.75ffS.50; good to choice feeders, J7.&G&.50; fair to good feederm, J.6f67.50j common to fair stockers. tf.o0t.60: stock heifers, tS.TUg 8.50; stock cows, JA.50nj4.00; stork calves, 2a.0oe-7.&0; veal calves, J7.0O4J10.00; fat bulls, stars, etc., J5 svrW.Jx, HOGS There was another moderate run here today, otilv about alxtv-nlne t in nr 4,4uO head, ahowlng up. This Is rnaller t'mn for most recent Saturdays. Total for the week foots up 3K.840 hesd. whk rr 1 Is 21.000 smaller than lust wni-k. and a.000 short of two weeks ago, but Is 27,000 larger than for the same week last year. 'Vrhen (luctuatlohs of 2.'o a dsy wrr com- inon, and farmers were holding bark their hog waltltiK for the blither prices which the war seemed almost certain to b,A-.K- w ,k i steady to a dime lower. Shipping kinds Awl t, i ssa wvrii ft tvm aa x f rt itais vri are animitl juii iuuu ino eaiiiv mm mry i were a week ago, while packers have not recovered al the recent decline and I are largely 5f(10u Hinder last Saturday. HcDrt ecnto tlvn sales; At. ...Mtl ...vim ...144 ...S3! ...mo ...170 ...171 ...171 ...171 ...144 ...11 Bk. Pr. No, At. Bti. Pr. ... 1 74 4M ...2t7 SO 4 4ft 140 4 47 Kl ... 1 to ... 4 ti 17 fx 144 4 !. ... 114 41 117 ... 144 44 4 10 (4 Sit 44 1 7 114 4 11 47 Ill IN IM ... 4 11 41 10 ... 7 0 40 1 M TI fl 14 T 14 1(10 4 111 II... 1M IS 1 14 10 4 IS 71... to 40 1 It ... 4 14 44 Ill 40 7 la ... 0 71 10 14 1 10 ... 4 16 ' 41 Ul ... 7 84 M 4 44 21... 1... .. 14., 4., It.. 40.. 17.. VI.. ..1(4 ..Hoi ..U4 U. BHt-Ef Arrivals today amount to about live cars, all of which came con signed direct to a packer. Yesterday's of ficial receipts was oniy a.o uou. -Ing about 1,0"0 head short of the estimate. Total for the week la 57,041 head, being twice as large aa last week, but 4.700 smaller than two weeks ago, and more than 7.000 head short of the same period lust year. There was Just a fair aupply of old sheep here on most days, and the tone to values was firm throughout the week, ("losing quotations on ewea and wethers are no hlglitr than a week ago, ao no real gain has been mads. There was only a limited aupply of yearlings here at any time, and values ruled stronger all tnrough, topa reaching 27.26 yesterday, which was a quarter above ths nominal lop of 27.00 a week ago. Feeder lambs shared the uplift In butcher prices, and closed the week any way liii'15o higher, the week's top of SM.20 being paid yesterday. Good feeders were quoted ss high aa J8.2G, which Is 20 cents above the best figure paid last Friday. Feeders ln the aged sheep division were in pretty decent supply early In the week supplies slacked but towards th viose off, Quotations on sheep and lamba: Lambs. sood to choice. Js.7jiU4.00; ismbs, fair to good J.o0ai 76: lambs, feeders, J7.&041 fc: yearlings, fair to chloee , y I 26f7 26; weth- era, fair to choice, JJ.Wflo.W, ewea, good to choice, in.vuwi.bu; ewes, lair to good, J6.0O4lO0. CHICAGO HVB BTOCK MAHKICT Cattle Steady Ilea Bteady flhees) lrsn, CHICAGO. Aug. 7. CATTLE RecaMpts, TO head: market steady; native beef cat tle, J6.Z6'(10.1'5; western ' steers, J4.76fi4 bu; cow and heifers, J3.104f4.25; calves, J7.CUu 11.21 HOOft Market, steady at yesterdav's average; bulk, eHi;,.); light. Jti M4) 7.M; mixed, 4.lii7.40 heavy. J6f4Yo.ko; rourh. JI.WV'is.lO; pigs. Jo.&mtrl.M. HHKEH AND LAMBS Receipts, AOfiO I head; market, firm; sheep, J6.2O07.1O; is in rs, ti.iMDV.w. fllans (lir Live Btoek Market. 8IOCX CITY", la., Aug. T.-CATTLE Receipts, 400 head. HOOH Receipts. 2 000 hesd; market I ti ISc higher; heaw. tr..rrrt 90- mixed. M2VWA40; light. 06 WW. 20; bulk of sult-s. 1. 'i fin. SlfEKP AND LAMBS Rajcelrds. head. Coffee Market. NEW TORK, Aug. 7.-4.rrrEE Th market for coffee futures opuned at a de cline of 1 to 2 points under scattering liquidation, but firmed up during- the morning on report from Hrajtl that the Chamber of fieputies had approved a pro'mt authorising the t.teue of i,0o) tonlos In paper, and other financial ineas uras to aid coffee, rubber and other na tional products According tt, reports ourrvnt here last month, half this Issue, or about J.4.0u.(M. was to be used In con nection wt'h coffee. The market dosed at a net advance of I to 2 puinta Kilt-s. 10. t bags August and Heptsmber, ivus; Cx'-luber. Novawuer aud Dbcomber. Chic: January, s.ffic: Fe'iruair, .tc: March, t .ov ; April, a.',4c; iay, Mo: June, Hie.c; July, .;..lc. Sixit. fiuiet; Rio 7a, TSc; San tos 4a, Sc. No fresh cost snd frcttiht offers wvie rrported. The nflitlal rabies rerted A dt Una of liV) rels in the Kin market, while Pantos and the rate of Hlo exchange oo London was unchanged. Kansas ity Live Block Market. KANSAS C1TT, Aug 7. ' ATT LB- Re ceipts, 4M hend; market steady: prime fed steers, J.eu lO.mi; dres"ed beef steers, V (iiO Wi; western steers. J7.00ot ftO; cows, $.M1Tv;bl,; heirera. S 7Mj SO; stockei s and feeoers. Sti.&iSSti; bulla, St.Z4.76, calves, yf..wi in 50. H( mis Receipts, 500 bead; market leady; bulk of sales, Jt.iMr7 8"! hesvy, s VHJ 7.00; psckers and butchers, ST.Omii ; lights, S7.1W :. piss, S0.MHu7.00. SIIF.KP AND l-AMHS Receipts. y) head, market stesdy: Inmhs, M 401 00; yearlings, S 7fig 7.60; wethers, 2".5Oiir7.0O; ewes, WtdSfK Rt. Lasts Ltve anek Market. RT. 1 I.ons, Aug. 7.-OATTL-R- eelpta, S.nOO head; market steady t native beef steers, S? 6"iM0.U; yearling steers and heifers, JK.brraiO.OO; cows. J 04(8.00; stockers and feeders, HOifiHX; southern Steers. JK Sfp4i Wi ; cows and heifers. 24.00(4 .M; native calves, S "b lO.Tti. Kecetnts. 1.000 beariL market steady: plrs and lights, 27Uri.f!0; mixed and butchers, Jt.STvii'i.OO; rod heavy. J6.7fif 7.2a 8HHJKP AND LAMIW-Reoelpts. X) head; market steady : lamba, JS.002.00; sheep and ewes, 25.vg7,2o. . lMsh Ltve atock Market. rtm nmt A . . ma i,,, , I ' r. t r, auk. 1. 1 1 ir ne "Al cvipia, it" 1 neati; mnnrt iiriar; steers, 4 bi i r Mi 10 : cows and heifers, 24 26tftf.K 7 7M 7 64 cslves. fl MUtrlO 25. HOtis Receipts. near; market ateady o; higher; t607l , . , t" ' fl. rw, huia V , SHKK.H AND LAMBS Receipts. 1.500 head; market steady; laml. J9.mnjy.10. REVIEW OF TRADE Vagaries ef Weather Unit t'emmer rla Prearreae, NRW TORK, Aug. . Dun g Review to morrow will say: Commercial progress would be more uniform were It not for the vagaries of the weather, especially in the east. Apart from these handicaps developments onn tlnue mainly on the constructive side. Rarely have fundamental conditions been aa sound as present, and knowledge of thts fact leads to the conviction that nothing la likely to permanently check the revival of general business activity. New measures or trade Improvement and expansion are afforded by the monthly statistics and notable among these are the failure of figures which, Instead of ahowlng the customary July Increase In number, disclose fewer losses than In June. Turning to the Iron and steel sit uation. It Is said that the output of pig Iron ha risen )o the highest point In fully two yeara Ho urgent have the de mands for steel products become that the mills In some Instances are behind In de liveries and quotations are steadily ad vancing. Progress In manufacturing else where has not set the same pece most shoe factories are running close to capac ity and there has been a noticeable re viva I of operations In the woolen Indus try, but the largest plants turning out blue denims have shut down for an In definite period because of the shortage of dyestuffs. Labor conditions are Im proved by the adjustment of differences in the clothing trade, although, trouble continue In some other lines. Weekly bank clearings were $3,085,74. 440 Federal Reserve Revort. WABHINfJTON, Aug. 7,-x-day paper held by federal reserve banks Increased during the last Week by nearly U.Ouo.tm worth, according to the statement of the banks condition August 8, Issued today by the Federal Reserve board, American Movies Popular in London (Orrespondence of th Associated Press.) IsONDON. July 21. -American film Play, depicting American life in purely American settings, hav largely a mo nopoly on British movlng-plctur thea ter A writer In on of th London dallies complain that out of nine film In each show. vn are likely to be American. II conclude that whll a number of excellent film hav been put out by British companies, baaed on well known novel, th publlo prefer tho American, and th proprietor find them cheaper. Ona reason for th success; of American filrns, It waa pointed out, la economic. While American film enter Great Britain duty free, British films are taxed heav ily, not only in th United State, but In Canada and Australia. Having th msnopoly of an enormous home area by reason of the protective traffic, tha Americana arc able to export cheaply and undersell th British on their own soil. British producer, moreover, pay heavy local taxes. British firm can not afford to sell film at lea than I cent a foot, with a reasonable profit In view. Th Amer ican charge 7 cent, and could droo another oent without discomfort. They could almost go down to th cost price of 2Vi cents a foot for th printed posi tives, since their local American sale ion pay large profit on th production of th original negative. Th most th British competitor can get In th state is 8 cents a foot, and out of this h must pay auusa, which amount to I cents on negative and 1 cent on posi tives. Great Britain fm ports 1,000.000 feet of nun annually, From on American 2, 000-foot negative 129 copies were printed ln England and aold at a profit of J8.7&0.OOO, and this Is not an ex ceptional case. VOTERS AflE REGISTERING NOW IN GREAT BRITAIN fXorraspondenc of th Associated Press. 1 LONDON. July W.-Reglstratlon of votora for th next general election in j011 B'ltAln-whenever that may occur -closes this month. Britons who ars at homo may consult th registry lists whloh are posted on doors of chapels, churches and publlo building throughout tha country, and may petition their town clerk for tho correction of any omission or mistake. But th thousand of men who are fighting abroad or in training at home, and who therefor cannot safeguard thslr Interests, are protected by a special war time) aej of Parliament, which provide that no man may lose his civic privilege through serving hi country a a volun teer. Any other person may appeal in hl behalf for th correction of errors In the lists, and no soldier may be dis qualified during his absence, on th ground that hi wife or family ha re ceived assistance from th local relief fund poor- AUTO TRAFFIC IN NORWAY HURT BY RUBBER SCARCITY (Correaspondenc of th Associated Press) CHTUSTIANIA. July Jx.-Rubter ha becom so scarce In Norway that private and publlo automobile traffic is seriously hampered, and a great number of motor eara have had to be taken ofr the roads until some arrangement can be made for aacilrlnar tlrata frnm a.tw,a 41- - , ,.. .J i route tourist seirvic by omnibus or charabanc ha been stopped. Tha Royal Automobile club and th foreign offloe are trying to obtain England permis sion to purchase limited quantities of manufactured rubber in Londw. Apartments, flats, houses and cottagea can be rented quickly and cheaply by a 50 NEW Y0RKST0CK MARKET Strength Ebbs Away and There is' General Decline On. DEMAND FOR ALL LESSENED NEW YORK. Aug. 7. Strength ebbc, awav from the mock market today nml there was a tieneral decline on camparn tlvely light dealings. Tho demand for all classes of storks lessened and thevtn was Increased sensitiveness to pressure, with mme ot the confident buiying of tho earlier part of the week. In th first hour weniknees develotied In snots, but otherwise the market held up fairly well until neavuiees appearca smong the rail road a. Then the whole Hat gave way, forcing prices below yesterdays clone. lmt uitoti Hons showed frenmnt lnesos of 1 to 8 potnts. Total sales, S km shares. ar stocks were vulneraimr to pres sure The nocllne was orderly, however. with no evidence or airgent or excited selling. The recession was ascribed gen erally to week-end profit taking rather than to alteration or viewpoint concern ing the position of the week. Notwithstanding the general trend, ff forta to mark upTjuotatlons of the war shares met with temporary suocees In a few Instances. Crucible Steel was tho leader In this movement If rose 4 point to a new hlnh record, at I4. Record prleea were made also by (reneml Motors, which advanced 114 to i7. and Wlllys-Orovlsnd. whloh roso . to 14X1. IWtlilehem 8tee was quieter than here tofore, making only a small gsln. Th -e stooks fell back on the gr-nersl decline. The widest break was In Bethlehem Ktrol. which lost b'H on the day. Heaviness of railroad ahares wan one of the most discouraging aspects of t;.e situation to trader on the long stile, who counted on the Inrraawed earnings ol the carrier) aa a .constructing Infin- ' The bond market waa easy. Total aal- a P" vye. ..Wi . u n tnlteci maies as, t-r"iwm call on the it 'lUtlt. C. feathers t'-'m Alaaka field Amer. Beet xar.. amerlran Can a lhi-h Vi In ..! ' a i.ouieTtlla A N....10I amer. H. a Kf WHMm. Petrolrom... 74 Amer. Amer. HiiRar Hrr...l,l, siNmi t.t.tii ' Tel. A Tel.. is.' wo., a. ni Anac. Mining. PRU BlUBMMiri i-fiiiw... 101S4 National Lead.... Atchlena ...pi M. 1 '-m"i:;z7ir v. ::.:iH. t.. n. h. a . . . & i . . -.. n. ,. . .nil.... Pacific. ..I"! twiii- ,i,v P-narlTenla it .ri ilmmT .... iKr Ooa. Copper... W-4 t.- j, o. ... 41 Baadins iMll Bk P. WAouihera raelfla.. CV no t opper 4k. "cntlmra Rr OoliI Fuel A tron... 41 Tas rewipany... iTi7A l O.. j Vnloa Pari J I. nets tJ. Pteei........ Oea. Vlectrto I;1 e ..1M'4 .. "H ..1M ..ln ..iw .. H ..1IS .. M4 .. Tiv .. a lit. Nor.' rfd ""ill" v, Ul. Nor. Ore Illlnola Oantral l(eOnicible Vnlos. !.. Inanlratlon roppar. . 11 Allts Chalmers. Inter. Harveeter WS4 Bid. Local tlwkl and Honda. Quotations furnlahel by Bama, Brlnker 44 Omaha National bank building; u,.i. ,a A Co.. Aakad. n. 1M Anierlcaa nmsslat BTadleats.. American Hnwiier Bee, pfo. A Aetna, common :'".'i" Burseaa-Naill 7 per oaot pfd.. 2 111 4 1MI m M Hank of Florence . . . i , . w .f hmiha . )i:LS. L".T"lir Bank. i. Bluff... 1M peere Co.. pfd... y'li' Patrmont Crmery 7 per cent, pis- Fairmont Croamery common , u i, iii.i- . rfti.. 4 per cent , MV4 . 11 109 47 17 7 . 1A 1W 7 2a h liio 41 l"0 PC M ion 10114 Ml M ra M IM llio4 IS 1 1U imi lMi M4 41 14 M m nt 11V4 ISO H 17 Kanaas Haa A glectrtc. 7 per eent I Jr..-,, In One A Klco. IA. common . Llnooln Telephcno Co.. Una nonitlns A HnrctT com nana.., Oo Norfolk National Hank........ Omaha HluHa U. Br.. rimafcn, Nallonel Hank....... ftaonrlera Rcnetir Bid., r'd... Union Ktock tarda, rtotk Honda . .Bremer, Nab., Water 8....... Pundee, Neb.. Munirtpal IM, Ponalaa County 4a, IWJ pfd. ltU0..l0l.",t 11 101) ilHl 74 10 47 la 100 lt loo tlebura, Teaas aa, imu... Uncoln Oaa A Klcctrlo la. Lincoln Uht Power la. New Klela Telephon e... CVintlnenial Oaa A Elrlo Omaha Water 4He. IM1... Om.ha C. B. 11. nr. i ts. rn.i, Hewer 4Sa. . r.k, Ulan. IA. A Power 4a. 1M1.. I" 1 44 Hloux Clll mora isro. Wlohlts Vsios Block Tarda . W- riearlnej IIowbsj ' Banlc Btatesneat. NB3W TORK. Aug. 7.-Th actual con dition of clearing house bsnks .and trust companies for the week shows thst they hold J10,i.40 reserve In exceas of fcKal requirements. This Is a decrease of IHJJfi.. 710 frim Isst week. The statement follows: a .i condition Decreass Ioans, etc Reserv In own .J2.68,e0.000 J11.764.uj0 2,715.009 ; l,W,fJO0 ' .WW,ono 19 tkl fuai . at llltS t44fi.2S8.000 ' lS0.D2t.000 Beserve In federal reserve bank .... Beserve In other Net demand deposits lrWCT.0u0 Net time deposits. rircnlatlon ..i Kxcess reserv L'l'iS . ...In reeerva .. Blin.44'00n depositories n.6!S.fiO . HO.OiiO . 14.SS.T10 increase. Hit which JSTO.HM.OO Is specie. Summary of state banks and, trust oom in Orest New York not Included (n clearing house statement: Actual contlltlon tlfA T era tenders .K,not) TotTl deposits $ 742.4J1.MO Manka cash reserve In vault., Trust coinpanle cash reserve, Increase. l,J46.o0 l.tTll.lflD im.fto J.2M.o) .V,fi . 47.612,00 xfw York Money Market. fnew TOTtK. Aug. 7. MERCANTILE PAPr-n-flViS? per rnt. ' STRRLINU EXCIlANOB-410-flay bflli. J4 7rT0; demand. J4 7; cables. J4.760O. PILVER-Bar, 47Hc; Mexican dollars. BONDS Oovemment. easy. steady I railroad. linden Btoek Market. LONDON. Aug. 7. Firmness In the American section of the stock market, was the outstanding feature of the mar ket. United Htates bteel was Buoyant and other American metal stock also advanced. Th closing was firm. HILVKR Bar. 22 7-ld per ounce, ner eent. niHonltNT RATES Phort till. 4VJ 474 per cent; three months, 474 per cent. Klsin Batter Market. F7I3m, Aug. 7. BUTTER Higher; tub sold at 250. Mail of Prisoners Is Tampered with And New Order Out (Correspondent' of th Associated Press.! BERLIN. July SI Because letters re ceived from German prisoner of wsr in France, apparently hav been tam pered with, by th French censor It Is charged, th authorities hav found It necessary to Issue a warning against in cluding any Information of a military character in communication from rela tive to prisoners. A recent letter from a prisoner con tained th surprising request to his rela tive to writ him all they could about th war. An examination of th writing showed, however, that th prisoner of war had written exactly the opposite, and that his handwriting had been imitated In changing his Injunction. Similarly, h had written that letters to htm should be sent unsealed. This Injunction, too, had been altered to read that his relatives might seal their let ters, conveying th Impression, along with tha request for wag news, that he was In a position lo receive uncecsorea communications. Th Oerman authorities assert they are convinced that it was the Intention of th French government to secure, in this manner, military new of value, advsnta word Of Intended operation, troop po sition and the like. They urge relatives, therefore, to limit themselves in their letter to th barest' needful information of a noninllllary character. THB ODD 1)T REVIEW Neara aud eomine .t as Odd Lts of Nw York Ktuok Hathana- ee curltlae. 1mu4 werkly. l.0ii a fi-ar A.r.itttir aamjiie ouoioa 41 Uroadvitr. b'as Yut-a t'ii. ! Ia-