GRAIN AND WODUGE MARKET '
All Oralm Sell Lower, with Wheat
Taking Bifjeit Drop, Two to
Four Cent.-
EXPECT A HUGE CORN CROP
OMAHA. August . IMS.
AH grains are lower today.
wheat lakes th biggest drop, nelllng
I to 4 cents under yetHrdaye prices
Corn and oat follow the wheat, corn
selling Valo lower and oats, which have
'n stead jr for the last few daja. sold
from lsfoe lower.
A ,OOO.noo.OOO-bujihel corn crop 1 eatl
matei by the Armour Grain company.
1 her Is no feeding of new com mis year,
owing to the abundance of hay and pas
tures, while last year It was extenelve,
as pastures were very short
This means mors corn for market and
a supply of rough feed never before
oon l being offered at Muskogee.
Ok.. In wagon loads at 66c. Texas Is of
fering new corn all over the southwest.
I learanoos: Wheat and flour equal to
fHOuO bu., ooi n, 3,000 bu., and oats, 4&.M
bu. -
Liverpool spot: Wheat, unchanged and
corn, unchanged to Ha lower.
Frimary wheat receipts were 1.1M.O0
bu., and shipments of Ut.OuO bu., against
receipts of l,a,t0t bu. and shipments of
.ST, (Ml bu. last year.
Primary corn receipts ware 900,000 bu,
and shipments of SSU.OUO bu., agninat re
ceipts of l.i.omi bu. and shipments of
.K. bu. last year.
Primary oats receipt were 1.462,000 bu.
and shipments of 461,000 bu., against re
ceipts of 1,236,000 bu. and shipments of
43,0J0 bu. last year.
CAR LOT RECEIPTS. . .
Wheat Corn. Wats
Chicago ....
... 3-17
81
xxinnrttpuiis ... .....
ltllulh .1.,
..23
..n
Omaha ..........
Kansas City ............
so
a
u
.140
4l. LOUIS
Winnipeg 33
Theav stiles were reported today: wheat
No. X hard winter: 1 car, Sl.WV No. 3
hard winter: 8-5 car (old). Il.ai; 1 tar.
11.07'i; 3 cars. M.0T; 1 car. IIaUH: 1 car.
11.06; 7 cars, S1.U3. No. 4 hard winter: 1
car, H.10; I -ar, 31.09; 1 car, 31.0i; 1 car,
$l.0H; 1 car. J1.06; 1 car, 3W4; 1 car,
11.03; IV. cars. 1.; 3 cars, II .01',; 1 car,
31.014; V cars. 31.01. No. 4 mixed: I car
(poor), c. faample: .1 car, Wc; 1 car,
98c; 3 cars, 97c Oats No. a white: cars,
. No. 4 wnlte: 4 cars. 33c; 2 cars, 37Vc.
Sample: 1 car, 36,c; 1 car, io. Hye No,
3: H car, 96o; 3-6 car (old), Jc. No. 4; 1
cars, WtV4c Barley No. 8: 1 car, 61o.
Corn No. I white: t cars, 73c; 1 car.
rac Nov 3 white: 1 car. 73H.i No.
yellow: 6 cars, 75a No. 3 yellow: 3 cars,
TOio; 1 cars. 7Mo. No.' S yellow t car,
T44o. No. 6 yellow: 1 car, 744jc No. 1
mixed- 1 car, 71',ie. No. 1 mixed: 4 cars,
734 No. 3 mixed.' 1 car (near yellow.
74V,c; 3 cars, 7314c No. mixed: 1 car,
73c Simple: 8 cars, tic; t car, 66c.
Omaha Cash Prices W heat: No. 2 tur
key, ll.0ejil.28; No. 3 turkey, J1.074?1.;
No. I hard. tl.084.il. 31: No. 3 hard, 11.06(3
1.30; No 4 hard, 31.01T11S: No. 2 spring,
1.10i5'1.14: No. 3 spring, H.OW .11: No. 3
durum, 94ii98c: No I durum, 90ff93o. Corn:
No. 3 white, 73V0"73:ie: No. 3 white.. 7
73Hc: No. 4 white. 73fff734c, No. 6 white,
7JV?f73c: No. white, 72,4372;v1c ;. No. 3
yellow, TN.i'RToM'C: No. 3 yellow, 757'.ic;
No. 4 yellow. 7475o: No. b yellow, 7441J
M4e: No. tt yellow. 744i74Ve; No. 3 mixed,
73Mfl'73vtc: No. 3 mixed, 73"31ic: No. 4
mixed. 72iiB73c; No. 5 mixed, 72',44f73o;
No. mixed. 72ff7So. Oats No. 2 white,
N40c; standard, ': No. 3
white. 8fr4ij: No. 4 white. 3739o. Bar
ley: Maltln (new MfiHV; No. 1 feed
(nw. 464Sc , Rye: No. 2. WB$5c; No. 3,
3H44c
CHICAGO. GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Frateree of tka Tradlagr and CToslaaj
Prices oa Board of Trad.
CHICAGO. Aug. a.r-8elllng pressure
was heavy on wheat today, owing In tha
main to dinicuiuee tnat were nampering
export trade. -The close was nervous, 1k.
to 2C5!''-o net lower, with September at
1.00H&1.00 and December at 1.004tf
1.00. Corn finished Wto to lo djwn,
oats . of f . H'h'Hc . and . provisions varying
from 10c decline to a rise of 60.
Conditions resulting from the sinking
tif hiHtS' and 'the demoralteatien. ot. -change
appeared to have reduced to
nearly the vanishing point all immediate
chanc of any Important export business
In wlieat This, fact, with signs of an
augmented shipping movement to primary
terminals, both In the northwest and the
southwest, brought about a decided rush
here to dlipoac of holdings. ..-
Meanwbl.e the only buying worth men
tioning was confined to shorts who
wished to even up for the week-end.'
Rains In llllno's and the Ohio valley gave
the wheat market a momentary .how of
strength at the outset, but otherwise de
velopments proved almost unanimously
adverse to the bulla. As a matter of fact,
a good many traders were disposed U.
regard further storm damage to the win
ter crop as being a factor on the bear
side. Excessive moisture was saia to do
making the quality of winter wheat, on ,
tho whole, too greatly interior, as com-
pared with Manitoba, which was said to!
have been offered east at lower figures
than could be met from Chicago.
Increased rural offerings had a depress-
Ing effect on corn. Unseasonable weather
appeared temporarily to have lost Infln
-i.ee as a prop for the market. Oats
could not withstand the decllnea In corn
and wheat. Threshing delays were alto
gether lout sight of during the lsst half
of tho session.
Packers buying ut a-little firmness
Into lard snd ribs. Pork, however, lacked
support and showed a noticeable tendsucy
to sag.
Futures ransed as follows:
Artklel Open. I HlKh.l Low. ! Close. 'Yes y
heat
Sept.
Dec.
1 04'i 1 (H.
1 Q-Vl 1 025,
1 Wfi
1 0?S
I 044,
1 0.l
75
Ki
- Sw,
13 78
13 HO
8 06
3 13
8 675,
8 60
1 K'A
Cori
Sept.
76T4I
635,1
39N.I
74V
HI.
Deu.,
64',
0-1
Sept
Dec.
Pork
'. 375;
Sept.
. Oct..
Lard
Sept.
Oct..!
R )
Sept.
Oct..
13 77' 13 77H 13 7H
JJ DO
13 o.. I atln
13 HO
8 10
8 20
8 70
8 SO
J
8 iO
8 30
8 17V
8 72V4'
8 72V
8 70 :
8 32 8 S2HI 8
Chicago Cash Pilces W neat: No. 2 red,
31.10firl.il: No. 2 hard. 31 111i.13. Corn. No.
. yellow, e"c otners nominal. oi: no. i
...... ... ... . x :
" 1 . "'u - ''' . "
nine: sennnarn, new, aw. nye: iio. ,
Jj.ufl.Barl-y.. 61'a7oc. Heeds: Tlmitby, 35. ko
cui.76; clover, 3,i,3d'o''J.25. frovlvluns:
Pork " 313,87 t: 'ard, U. 6. rll's, 8M'i75.
1.WU Hnlllul. u.f.n t.TT .
r,ini 1 iwvwoi i i ' . " i.wii 9 ,
at mark, cases included. 1U1:: ordinary,
firsts. lBltu: nrsu. nortnern, CJc; llrsts.
soul her, Utaig-c
B ITTKR b wer: creamery. 204c.
POTATvh--Hlgher; rfOtpla, 30 cam:
Ohlos, 4"i4Jc; Jersey cobblers, oulk,
58c.
POt'LTR"' Alive, lower; fowls, 13c;
springs. Ml. '
Kn--: filT ir.ln and rrovl.lo...
KANSAS CITT. Mo. Aug. . VSHKAT
No. 1 hsrd. SLlftfa.SC; Na. 2 red. ll.tSft
t in: t"Ptcm tier, luii ai'Cemoer, attai
Wc; May, 31.0iA1i lOlf.
COKX N. 2 mixed, 72ft',"Cc No. I
white. TiW' Heptember. -"".tt&T.e ;
iiwrmiitr. Sa'tiiCWic: May. tin.
OATS-.N'o. 2 bil4, 4i40c; No. 2 mixed.
w;---fw e...
.seconds arTTklM. W"
. !-) -Klrets. Ue: seconds. 14c. 1
tTSJ-!lm 120 1 r00,te' ""M
' . ,
... . ..-
utw-ipotw ,whrit
o",.h.'. i-t.. rr..lk.. v 1
Pi i'T v-' , Tk ' 'i.
l.srd H-sSS: No. 1 northern. $1.2iH4
.. . .
r'XiURf-wcnneai fancy parents. SB-Sb;
flrat r'e-rs .: wo- rt rVara SO.
lORt.FJY TMd. 5a7l3; new. 6tUJ7c,
RY !- c. .
IiRAN-4.100.
( K,N'p, 3 yellow. TTUifiTSc.
OATi-No. 8 white, HWde.
FLAJC 81. a '4 m W la.
t. Lata Grata Market.
ST. I"HnS, Mo., Aug. C WHEAT No.
o. . -u io .mo-. ju . xi. wntA 1 ino. , KEW TURK. Aug. n al'UAR "Pti
i n?' i : N? 1 L'l; Ui' &ft"Bbnr. tures declined on commiaslon hou-e a. 11-r&v-DVrK1-5-
. , ng to5.y. Tlie closing waa ou et. on-
"-Jli No. Swhlte. 78Wc.
OAT-pUmber. le: Tieceuiber, STo.
Llvrraiaal Ural Market. '
LIVTRIIKJU Aug. 21. WHEAT H pot.
No. 3 Uatiit xa. 11a 8d: No 4, lis 6 VI;
'o. 1 northern lJuluth, lis 'jd
CX)iii cvot. American, nilxsd, new, 3a
WAkH: BiBKct
qnotattoas af the Day Tarlaisa
( amedltle.
NITW YORK. Aug. a. '1AUK Uarely
steady.
.. i.iCAT Kpot weak! No. I rd. lL14t.
c. 1. f. isew York, ,nmpt shipment, all
rail; No. 3 hard. li. c l f. New Vora,
tv arrive lane and rail: No, 1 northern,
lUiuta, ll.ui)a, and iso. 1 northern, MaiU
tobu, iL&is, o. L t. nufialo. t ulurea,
Weiuter: .-t)temlHr, 81.11.
(.VKN-btwt, bare.y steady; No. S yel
low, fto, prompt shipment
OATt oi"ot, M"t; u-w sianilard, nom
inal; No 3 wnlto, new, aujotc; tanuy
cin.ped wh.te,-new, nominal.
HAX eueauy; AO. 1, i.-Xlr,; No. 3, 1.S
Cii.a; 4N0. 4, $1.30; shilling. 81.14j'Lls. aU
new.
nOPf "Quiet; state, common to choices
114 crop, nvl3c; Pacl.io coast, 1914 crop,
M''X"; 1U crp, M)iilo.
HlDlOo steady; wkoU, SJUc; Central
Amer.oa, 39c.
Lij. Firm; hemlock firsts, 32o;
econds, 304 31o.
PRajVIm o. .8 Pork, steady; mess, 314 60
(Hi. A; iani-1.. . lAj.iMii'i.. ; siiort o.ear,
l focao.u . l;ocl, quiet: mesa, 3l7.t.v 1
ISM; famly. i'3v.wv Lard, firm; m.U
t..e west, 8H.l&U.)u,
TAULOW ltm city, 6!4o; country, (Ts
(feau. special. -c
ec j'i wv v.ev. ; receipts, (.CM tubs!
creamery, extras. V;o; firsts; 34tf
364c; secondA, li',yhni.
iKS Receipts. t.iM cases; fresh gath
ered, extras. iMfCTc; extra firsts,
26 He; f lists, SZmo; seconds, vverstc
CHKKShV Eosys receipts. ;7 boxes,
state, whole milk, fresh, flats, white and
colored, specials, UfctflSVtc; same, aver
age fsncy. IJc
POVUTKT LJve, strong: western
chickens, broilers, 20c; fowls, 17c; tur
keys, 13il."J. Dressed, quiet: western
frozen roasting clitukens, isv22c; fresh
fowls, toed, lifcl7yo; turkeys, teed, 1D3
16c
OUAIU CE.ieH.lt MARKKT.
BUTTER No. 1. 1-Tt. cartons. 3So; No.
3, XU-lu, IUDS, tic.
CHUiLbir-liuported Swiss, 3tSo; Amer
ican bwiba, 'ioc; block Bmiss. 3-o; twins,
loc; UaiBifS, loc; trltucts, loc; oung
Aiuerua, lsVtc) ulua laiiel lines. lnc;
Umuuigar, 'i-ia., x; New lorn wniia,
lAvtc; i.i.porieU r reuch Houeiort, 4uo.
rwii-imui, loc, ftn.li iiau, Im; halt
but, iu; cnoiiuei cattisn, loc; nerring, 5c;
codt'lsh, luittUc; mackerel, lac; sauaou,
.ll.l!7r POTATOES Ksnsas, 82.76 bbl.
Hh.b' CUTS-Rlus: No. 1 l44o; No. 3.
13u; HO. 3, loc Loins: P.O. 1. fcc; No.
2, 3uoi No. i, li,e. chucks: No. i, uc;
tso. 3, ilrgc; io. 3, lhu. Hounus: No. 1,
17u: No. 3. lc: No. 3. t4se. Piaxes: No. 1.
o; No. 3. S4c; No. 3. 8M4i
rrull and vjtabls pitt.es furnished by
Gulinski trull company:
FitUITo u ranges; cauioraia vaisncias,
lOus. ls, Xs, ts, Mua, 3o.ua per box;
CaUtorn.a Vaiencias, 16ns, 178s, iwia, 31Ss,
2u0s, iiM per box. Lenious: ivxtra fancy
Ooiden Bow, 3uus, 3Dus, 36.60 per box: extia
fancy Sunklst. VOus. 3oos, 6.60 per box;
Ked Bali, H u to 4.60 per box. Peaches:
California Crawford, 16c per crate; Cail
110111 a klbertas, 1O0 per crate; California
Alberus, 100-crate lou, 67c per crate;
California Elbertaa, 200-crata lots, 660 per
ci ale; California n.lurtaa, U.A bu. ; Cali
fornia Elbertaa, 36-bu. lots, 81.30 bu.
Plums: Italian Prunes, 81. to per crate;
Italian prunes. 8-crats iots, 31.20 par crate;
Italian prunes, lo-crate loU, 31.16 per
crate; W.cksons and Kekseys, 31.26 per
crate; Diamonds, Hungarians and Uross,
31.40 per crate; Box Wicksons, 31.16 per
box Pears: California Bartletts, 83.00 per
box; Washington .liartietta, fancy, 81.76
per box. Grapes: 4-4asket crates, 31.60
per crate. Bananas: Medium fruit 83.00
to 32.25 per bunch; Jumbo fruit, Changul
nola and Port Llman, 4o per lb. Canta
loupes, California ponies, 64s, 820O per
crate; California standards, 82.60 per
crate; Moaps Nevada standards, 82.78 per
crate; Jumbos. 82.60 per crate; ponies, O,
82.26 per crate.
NUTS Walnuts, No. 1. lBo per lb.; Bra
zils, 12Hc per lb.; almonds. Sue per lb.;
filberts, 16o per lb.; pecans, 12Ve per lb.
MISCELLANEOUS Cracksrjack, 33.50
per case; crackeriack, half case, 31.75 per
case. Com pops, 33.26 tier case; 31.76 per
half case. Peanuts. No. 1. raw. 60 per lb.;
I No. 1 roasted, 80 per lb.; Jumbo raw, 7o
per lb.; jumbo roastea, so per id. water
melons l'ac per lb.
VEORTABL.K8 Cabbaga, homo-grown,
mo per lb.; bead lettuce. 31.00 per doa.;
peppers, 60c per bsaket; leaf lettuce, 60c per
dox.; tomatoes, 66c per basket; onions,
Washington, 2Ho per lb.; celery, 86e per
dos. ; cucumbers, 31.00 per basket; parsley,
86c per dos.; wax and green beans. 60c
per basket; green peas, 6O0 per basket;
new beets, carrots and turnips, 40o per
basket; radishes, 20c per doi. New Pota
toes: 70o per bu.; white, 8O0 per bu. Bweet
Potatoes: 3L60 per hamper. .
1
- ' Omaha Hay Market.
PRAIR1B HAT Thera Is a very larga
supply of hay on the market. Total sup
ply on all roads. . including today s re
ceipts, amounts to between seventy-five
and eighty cara. There f e about thirty
cars on the Union Paclllc, thirty on the
Chicago A Northwestern and about
twenty on the Missouri Pacific and Bur
lington. The lsst twenty cars are south
ern hsy from Kansas City. Prices must
decline low enough to prohibit shipments
from Kansas City hers. With this heavy
supply on nana aim iiruoi-r-i i m ciear
weather ahead and liberal advices of hay
to arrive, the market cannot remain
where it has been. Ths hay that Is on
the market averages fairly good. Very
little, however, that Is choice, but tho
majority will grade No. 1. Following is
the range of values: Choice upland, 310...O
rrfll.flO: No. 1. ro.00fll0.60: No. 2. S9.00W10 O)
No. 3, 87.00W.OO: choice midland. 10KK(j
100; No. 1, 39-OOS 10.00; No. 8. 3.009.10; No.
3, Sg.OOiiSO'i; choice lowland. 3 .0Jy1.60: No.
1. Is.oouO.OO; No. I.' 17.008.00; No. 2. 8.0y
7.W. 1
The prevailing opinion of this market
seems to be that prices will be low dur
ing the fall and winter. There la not
enough demand to take care of the sup
4lv. There seems to be an abundance of
forage in all directions.
STRAW None on the market and has
not been for some time. Choice wheat is
quotable at from d.0O5.60, possibly
might bring 16.00.
ALFALFA Three cars In storage.
Practically no alfalfa arriving on the
market and practically no demand for
It. No. 1 to choice is quotable at tll.tM
12.00; No. 2, 39.o0fcll.00; No. 3. 7.O0c$VO0.
Local Stocks aad Bonds.
Q-iotatloM furnishes by Born. Brtakaf A Cm.,
444 Omaha Nulonal bank building:
Stock
BIS. AlkM.
m
.. nk ii
re
io
. i ti
,.IU 137 4.
., MS, 1 .
M
. 14 17
. M 7 '
..Ul MS
.. m n
,. fit. Ti
.44 S4
-. t'tt M
Aaiinan hour! (!, ttt.. 'W..
BnrseM-NMh 7 pw cnt ,(4
Baukara' hNent I.lf
( Ill National Bank Bid,-, p(d....
Tmi-i A t'o., prL, x dir
riinnout in
yatrniout Ormry etm .irtf .
B,j , ,r mL m.
hupp wutoi car
IJn.oln liu A Elac L4-. earn...,
Ltlncnln Tiepnma Co.. oonam.,
lon Bon ) In. tt Surety CV
Mallna Flow, pfd... ,
llmHh A C. B. 81. SF., tfd.
- ' " -
f'"'," w ""
i "
'Bar Nrt. I.
, Tm-. h"a W.lViai iiii.l
e-.iit, Powar a LA. 4a 1114
l.imoin cm, a ei. Sa, i4i
Eaalrrn Power lit. a till .
, North piaiu u. a Powr 4, im..
lM AJiy. h,f
-S'-Wiri I III::
Omaha Wiur 4ia. 141
O 4t C. B. St. P.r a, 1W4
1M
.101.74 lot. m
... 44 M ot
. TV 4
. M M
. 100
. SSi S7H
.101 10i.i7
. 47 t
. .. 100'i
.10 j.aw
M4
iraant uu a. ia
avva jun
rullu. 4ia Co. 4a. 14 17 M
fi.oux City gtotk Yard la, 1190 . 1
S-a Dlaso Du A Eire. Ca. 4a, 1... H 14
a wails k'ulua ktaok Yamla 4a. 1M4.. 43 10
' Cotla. Market
" NB'..T?SK. Aug. a.-COTT0N-8pot
q' lot; aaiuuiing upiaJiosv s.-uc; sales. .
.Won future, opened steady: October.
3ci Lc(-miT. - 67c; January, .!c;
Mrrh. 8 V: May. 10 1K
L?0"0" futurea cloced steady. October.
'll:' D-rrmixr, 4.f ; January. Hbltc
M" .3-: May. 10.87O.
MVERHtXI Aug. Zl.-COTTON-Spot,
omhanxed: good middlings 6 72d: mid-
dlinss. 6 42d: low middlings. 4 6c Bu. ra.
,4,0i"J bales
The cotton msrket closed stesdler bv
covering, but prl'i-a showed n-t losses
of from T to 16 aolnts for tha day with
I)wf ruber contracts quoted at 47 or about
31.;t0 per bale below the hlgU level reacritd
on Thursday's bulge.
Sagas Market.
. "tberi.: :
wer. Baiee. 7uo
LKmb4i-. I.IOc
Mn h 3.UU-: May. 3.10c.
.
T-anrtr4 A pules and Dried Pralts
Nl-.'w YOK. Aug. 21. EVAPU'RATfcU
AVLBt I mil.
DKll-'U t'Kl'ITH l'rtni4. sttady; sprl
cols, steady; peaches, quiwt: raisins, flim.
OMAHA LIYE STOCK-MARKET
Big: Boa of Cattle for the Week and
Many Rangers How Expected
. to Come In.
NO SHEEP HERE SATURDAY
OMAHA, August 11. WIS.
Receipts were: c-attle. Hog. Sheen.
Official Monday 2S ' j 27 iH
Official Tuesday 3.14? . UH1
Official Wednesday... 3 11. f
Official W ednesday .. tMti 11,2 2R 03
Official Thursday t7S 12.04
Official Friday i 7SS g.241 16.10
nstlmata Saturday ... 62 6.144 1
Rl days this we.W 4.W lui.f7
Same days last week. .13 014 V
Sam days 3 wks. ago.14.4" .W1 67.01
me days 8 wka ago.lt H .f. M.Mi
Heme days 4 wka sgo.lS.74S 47.451 1.723
Sams days last yar...lS.3l0 40.623 M.8."4
Ths following tabla shows ths receipts
of rattle, hogs and sheep at ths Omaha
live stock msrket for the year to date,
M compared with last vear:
191 3. 1914. tno.
'stti nr.s 4R2.wi ir.su
Jlosrs 1,9W 9 !2 ,al 41m ST4.42S
Sheep 1,490.7 147190 14.1W
Tha following tabla shows ths sveraga
erl for hogs at ths Omaha live
stock market for tha last few days, with
comter1iMn'
Data.
1916. 1114. 191. 11913. 1ml . 11M190
Aug 3.
Aug. 4.
Aug. 6
Aug.
Aug. 7.
Aug. f
Aug
0 I 3 041 I 7 3i S 7H:
t fOTfcf 1 i I l ' Ml
7 76. T M
T70I 7 63
7 ! H
4T' T 701 8 ! OS! T 041
8 "!
T W 8 171 T I 7 ill 7 M
8 23! 1 7 !! 7 11 I ?
8 11 8 1) 7 81
6 1I 7 l
8 80i 7 W
7 r 7 wi "
t nt 7 ti T
7 231 7 81 7 41
I 3tS
8 f,T
Aug. 10,
7 !ll 7 Ml 7 M
Aug. 12.
C tST4 8 7!l T 81 I 04 7 111 7 u T 43
nxt 8 V 7 WM 8 01 8 0TI 7 47
Aug. 13.
Aug. 14
R0SI 04' 7 701 8 12 7 10'
7 a
Aua. IP.
8 Ml T 731 8 131 7 001 1 18) "
7 T7' 8 141 7 171 til I U
I 71 I 1 0K1 7 171 3 Sir 7 7
Aug. !
7 SM4J
Aug. 17
Aug. 13.
Allg. 1H.
4fv
8 274
8 84W
W 7 75!
3 ! 7 ;t.
7 171 8 Ml T i
7 191 8 231 7 64
09!
Aug. 20!
3 Mi 7
8 MM
371 ' 7 4
Aug. 21
8 M 7 W 8 04! 7
Sunday,
Receipts and disposition of live stock
at tha Vnlon ftock yards, South Omaha,
Neb., for twenty-four hours, ending; at
8 o'clock P. m., yesterday:
REXTIPTS-CAR IOT.
CatUa. Hogs. H'r'l.
C. M. Bt P,
ailssourl Parlfio.
3
t
Union rciric..
C. N. W.. east
S
6
1
1
3
C. & N. W., west.
C. B. A O., east
v- u. a. u., west
C. R. T. A P.. east..
Chicago OL West
..
..
..
Total receipts i 1
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Morris Co .'
fewift A Co.,
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour lc Co
Schwarts aV Co
J. W. Murphy. ..u..
Kohra Packing Co....
32
Hogs.
... SSJ
... K73
...l.tns
nji
3,11.3
127
Total 7.0
CA.TLB As usual on Saturday, there
was nothing of any consequence In the
way of beef steers on ths market and
values were nominally unchanged. Re
ceipts for the week have been approxi
mately 20.W0 head, or 2,600 more than tna
previous or the corresponding Week last
year. About two-thirds of the arrivals
this week have been rangers and the pro
portion of cornfeds has been compara
tively small. Dissed beef men have ap
parently preferred the rangers, and ths
trend of values on cornfed cattle has been
lower from start to finish, the decline for
tha week amounting to WSHc,
Quotations on tattle: Good to cholc
fed yearlings, 9.0.'i.;0; fair to good 'ed
yearlings. 17 75PH.76; common to fair fad
yearllugs Sti.766.7.76; good to choice heavy
beeves, 89 .0050.40; fair to good corufed
beeves, - 8.264.00; common to fair corn
fed beeves, 87.ftS 83; prima grass beeves,
tt 2fx&8.,5; good to choice grass beeves,
87.3643; fair to good grsss beeves, 37.40
Cfl.tb; tommon to fair 8 rasa beeves, 4
67.40; good to choice fed heifers. 37.009
8.60; good to choice fed cows, f.Si'7.25;
good to choice grass heifers, t6.54f MO;
good to choice grass rows, 826414.76; fslr
to good rows, $u. id4i. 26; common to fulr
cows, 84.0O(c?6.7S; gcod to choice feeders,
I7.3-V3S.00; fall to good feeders. fj.7mv7.Jk.;
common to fair Blockers, S6.eOO 70; stock
heifers. S6.7iiiO.7B: stock cows. lo.60Uti.6O:
stock calves. .54f.00; veal calves, 3?.u0ii
10.00: bulls, stsgs. etc.. 8i.0uO7.00.
HOGS Supplies wera Just fair for a
Saturday, some eighty-two cars, or 6,144
hesd making up the day's receipts. Ths
week's receipts foot up 49.&M head, being
Soon-larger than last wek It.oott heavier
than two weeka ago and 9,000 .more than
wii nre auri.ig-t.ie sa.ue uuys mat year.
Uhlppers' tiade continued on ths up
grade this morning, and light hogs sold
up ,
tully inc. and in the case of tops 16o
better than yesterday. Best lights sold
as high as 17.20, with others up to 91.15,
and from that on down. Most of the
hrcsk of Wednesday and Thursday has
been recovered.
No. At. era. rr. tea, ST. gh. Tt.
....,. ..74 ... too 71 22 0 t
II 4)4 .411 00 II ft 160 M
10 W ... m 47 t ... ID
M (44 1 (I6 T4 221 ... TO
41 J.s 14 4 10 It iM 140 74
I l) tit -. II ... 7I
si a i 4 j 44 2ai iu r
l vo 4t.i rj...,....s:4 tn
44 24 .10 S 3(1 1 ... ti
U t03 10 Jf0 74 Ill 44 7 h)
41 ti ... 4 26 ' 47 ...115 ... Ill
0 ,.MS 40 4 li , 7 ...1IT ... 7.4
1 . I) 4 to 44 1UI ... 7 11
42 Jl III 1 1 ... 7 10
U ...m M W 44 U ... 7 l'i
71 t0 1W 4 14. H 121 ... 7 IS
U. ...... .13t 4 40 0 201 ... T H
71 ..ii4 ... b 40 tl 201 ... 7 20
41 Ut ... 44
nHEfc.l' There were no fresh arrivals
of sheep or lambs today, but the week's
total is a good big one, anyway, some
106. 443 hesd having arrived l.ere in the i
lsst five dsya. This is gutting closs to
the record for any week in August, and I
is ins largest weea nere since isai w
tober. be ng 35.CO0 larger than a week sg.
a gain of almost oo.OuO 'over two weeas
ago. and li.OoO heavier than for the same
wattle last v.,r
(quotation on sheep end lambs: Lambs,
t,.tholc?' W.4Ti8.0; .lambs, fair to
fiuuu, ,3.j s.ao; ireu-ra, i.a"'.ii year-
inga, lair to choice. 35.Oi'ii.2u. yearlings.
feeders. .O0tir.75; wethers, fair to choice,
I5.&u(.00: ewes, good to choice, 3S.0u9
8 36; ewes, fair to good, S4.5Otf.00; ,
fiedrra. 34.SA4.7a.
RepreaeiitaUve sales:
No.
28 Idaho ewes..
104 Iuaho ewes
IK) Idaho lambs
205 Idaho lambs.
a Idaho lambs
XU0 Idaho lambs
tVM Idaho lambs
2 Idaho lamba
Z3i Idaho feeder lambs...
78 Idaho feeder lambs..
456 Idaho feeder lambs..
tDi Idaho feeder lambs..
Av.
.. H3
.. 90
..112
.. 6
.. 74
.. 70
.. 7
.. 6A
.. M
.. St
.. 61
.. 67
tw
t 30
8 SS
8 40
8 80
8 40
8 80
7 14
8 M
8 00
8 30
CHICAGO LIVB STOCK MARKET
Cat tin Wk II ear Stroug - Sheep
Steady.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2L t!ATTLE Receipts,
900 bead; market, weak; native borf
cattle, 4h OCrt'Hi weatern steers, 86 7,V(
9 16; cows and heifers, 83.1ira.oO; calves,
& 6iti'12.26.
IIUUd Receipts, R.000 head; market
strong at So to loo advance; bulk of aales,
S-vaxT.W; light. 37XVa7.i; mixed. 316-iA
7.70; heavy, 6.u7.w, rough, -.ilu4j1.10;
pigs, 1 MU'I.W.
faHEEP AND IAMBS Receipts. 2 000
head; market, steatiy; wethers, Su-trxty
S.ibi ewes. 8l.Wi6.70, lambs, S.60tt.46.
Bt. I.ools Live Stock Market.
8T. LaOL'IS, Aug. 21. CATTLE Re
ceipts, j0 head; market steady; native
beef steera 8i.oai0.16; yearling steers
and hellers. 84.6ul0.00; cows, l.0on'i.to;
stockers snd feeders, 3t.0U44.26:, southern
steers, 36.2.4i8.!ki; cows and hellers, HOud
iu; native calves, Sri.OUa 11.00.
HO'Hi Receipts, l,4uo head; market
ateady; pig and lights, 37.4j-7.75; mixed
snd butchers, Si.44u;.76; good beavy, IC.W
tr7 o .
HUEEP AND UMHS-No racelpU;
market ateady:, lambs, 7.7lS.50; sheep
and es, 3i.W7.0u.
St. J-4aki Lire Steok Market. '
FT. JOSKPH. 111.. Aug. ti. CATTLB
Reepta. 60 lifad; market etaadyt Starrs.
87 Miw: cows aud lisUera. 4t0iav.00;
csIvm. 7 WVii lo.aS.
IKWIH-R-cripta. 1.608 head; market
Btradv to strong; bulk of aales M.3lmi7.U.
KHRKP AMI UHt(-Rrc-lpts. none:
niarket nominal; lamba. S8. ).?.
Slaaa lty
BIOITC CITY
Live Stack Market.
la., Aug. 2L CATTLi:
Reerlnts. 44f hiad.
HiXib Itroripta. ,.-.,() head: market
tlt.iiy to lo higher; heavy, $6.' y i.:;
mv. OMAHA SUNDAY TIKE: AUflUST
1
l LrVfNdi RfXTM
.
r niNwa room T
T . LI;
L Li
1
TVR3T rtCOR
Tha bousa Illustrated nuie U one tu..i
Is especially adapted for a young 'couple,
where they desire a five-room house that !
Is a little out of ths ordinary. Ths fir'
floor consists of three rooms and tl
second floor having two bedrooms, ba
and large store room; each room bavi.
plenty of closet space. Ths living at
dining rooms ara finished In plain m
oak, and at (ha end of the living roo
Is th bullt-ln seat with tha bookcas.
on each aide, A very attractive stair
way leads to ths second floor. , The
Kitchen la supplied with bullt-ln cup
I boards, and plenty of floor space for
stoves and tables. At the rear of the
kitchen is an entry for refrigerator
space. Any one desiring, mors Infor
matlon on tha above design, or tha plan
ning of a new boms, should get In touch
With ths architect, who will ba glad to
furnish such . information. Everett 8.
Dodda, alVaU-ala Pax ton block, .Omaha,
Nsb.
mixed, WW W; light, 86.00130: bulk of
sales. 8.10.60.
8HKe:P AND LAMBS Receipts, 300
, head.
Kaaaaa City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITT, Aug. 21. CATTl.F-No
receipts; market steady; prime fed steers,
tHMHiM; drcsasd beef steer. S7.MjD.0;
vuuni sieers, fi.wQv.w; siocaers ana
.feeders, 86.J6tfS.a6; bulls, S.36074.76; calvss.
.uu.io.&.
nijvfa nr-.eipis. ivu n-nu, mariiei
higher: bulk of sales, 3R4?7., heavy,
3h.X'y.K0L packers and butchers, pi.Vif
7.86; ltg'it, 870O'n1.6; r'"". 8.50JW.28.
BHEKP AND I-AMBA-Rccelpts, 1,000
head; market higher; lambs, tM.24iX.i5;
yearlings, K 2&&7.00; wethers, 86 60i.26:,
awes, o.2f'C.W.
Chicago Lira Btoek Market.
CHICAGO, Aug. 31. CATTLE Re
ceipts. I'M hesd; market steady; beef cat
tle, 36.0ottlo.6; weetern steers, 3.7Mi.;
row and heifers, $0.1039.00; calves, SS.uOtf
13.00.
HOOS Raoelpts, 6,000 head; market
slow to lOo above yesterday's average;
bulk of salss, 98.20iQ7.20; light. 97.007T7.U;
mined, SS.1607.70; hesvy, 5.utf7.00; rough,
S6.fW10; pigs. S7.004f.O0
SHBKP AND LAMBH-Recelpls, 8.000
head; market strong; sheep, 35.tofl6.30;
lambs, 16.8093 .85.
DUN'S
. REVIEW Of TRADE
Forelga Eicksig aad I.abo Trsi
blea AartTi
VJJW TORK, Aug. JO. Dun's will sayi
International monetary complications
and d'sturbances in the ranks of labor
constitute tha chief elements or uncer
tainty In the general situation. There la.
however, nothing either unsound or dis
quieting In strictly domestic finance and
trough further controversies between
emnlovers and wage earners have arisen.
serious and protracted troubles have thus
far been avowed.
The foreign exchange
jCh attention
are essentially those of the bePlrrrent mostlv fractional. Total sales approxl
nations abroad and aftect this country mated at SnO.uOO eharea. of whi;h. steel
mainly In the sene that export trade
may be Impeded unless relief Is sfforded.
Recent Importations of gold failed to
Oheck the depreciation of European funds
tn the New York market and more ef
fectlve means will be necessary to Cor
rect conditions that are wholly lacking
In precedent. Negotiations are under way
with this end In view, but the exact
n ure of the remedial meas.i-e4 to be
adopted remains largely a matter of con
jecture. Because it was attend d by consid
erable loss of life and destruction of
property the most adverse vent of the
week was the storm that completely 1 sol-
la ted several cities along the coast of
Texas. Shipping and railroad trafflo
suffered and growing cotton
-a-aut. thou ah to what extent
ie leading I
Initely known. Otherwise, the
crops sre do'ng finely, uross earn ngs
of roads reporting for the first week of
August made a better showing than for
tha same period of any previous month
this (year.
I xrAwlw K.nlr ctarinaa were t? 1KX Vt -
si? ,n Increase of M2.8 Der cent over last
year, when most of the exchanges wsre
closed.
- '
Clearlac llaaso Bank gtitesaeat.
NEW TORK, Aug. 21.-The actual con-
Aitim nt earlnar hnuaa banks and trust
. - ompanies for the week shows that they
Vol(1 ju,B8T.820 reterve in excers of legal
requirements. The statement follows:
. .
o II Wii SH.Oib 831 W7 iO) 1
tRea. In own vaults 47S.4H7 000 3.8l,0 0
Res., fed. re. Dunks JUW,B7,0J
jteg. other depstrs.. 8i,7.0i"0
Net demands deps.. 1,841 M8.000
r tlma taooalta... 142 71 OO
7,4.0 OK)
3,611 OK)
et.iw.o
3.424 001
47J.O 4)
Circulation r,O97.0O
I Excess reserve ' lM,u,U0 H"--.'4i0
I A ta naarva fi4fi 101 Ail
Pr. j summary of state banks and trust com
6 00 punie In Oreatsr New York not Included
In clearing nous statement
1
Amount. Incresse.
Toana. etc.
.$(.C6 2.ao S 3.3kl0
. 40.090. 42.KOO
. 8 6M i 14j.Mj
Specie
lytaal tenders
Total deposits.
T4,J..7.&J 1 317,000
Banks' caah ressrve tn vaults. ...tl0,4i0.4t !
Trust companies reserve 4.lxi,!X
Iecreass.
fOf which f44.0K.000 Is specie.
rnffee MArket.
VOTIf W.DV , .. fl AV 4T m 4.
market for coffee future waa unsettled
today with pricm working lower under
lr.mrnieo'Tyr i'ow.?
firm offers from Brarl'. The opening wh
steady st a decline of I rolnis to an ad-
ivance of 3 iwlnta, and the market held
pretty well during the early tr dlng, but
orferings increasad. with December con-
tiacts selling off to .40c, snd the clour,
bags. August, 8.2X-; tk')lmr.
riiir
.!...'
October. ."Cc: November. 8.'": Decemtr
40c; January, 4rj; Fobruary, 3.4c;
rti&tfp't&'iiXi
stnadv R'o 7s 7c; Rantos 4s, K. Coat
ann rrelght quotation- wr unchanged .
to 18 po'nts wr ih reports that there I
were two orrem or well duarrlbrd Santos
4s. Rio exchanre was 3-14d lower at
12 B-16d, MLrels pri es were unchangtjd.
Lnadoa tack Market.
LONDON. Aug. tL-Holtday on tha
stoW ev-haaarj.
BILVKR-Rar, 3?!id per ounce.
MON1 Y Si4 rer cent.
lUiTlfNT RATES Short bills. V.i Der
cant; three months. per cant.
Dry Ceods Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 3L-DHT OOODH
Cotton, steady. Iran., steady; burlap,
steady; knit goods tn better demand,
drea gooda and mn'a wear ware 'jt
steady demand for future delivery.
N Elgla Batter Market.
, KLOIN. III., Aug. -fl.-UUTTER-No
butter market today.
Apartments, flut. houses asd cottage
ran be rented quickly snd cheaply by a
Bee "for lltnt.'
1915.
telwa.
Fivc-Eoom HoUsd Out' of tho Ordinary
ml
121
YLMH
ism
NEW YORK STOGK MARKET
International Affairs Loom Large
on the Financial
Horizon.
LIQUIDATION IS FEVERISH
NHJW TKT""tK. Aug. II. International f
fslra loom, d arga n ha I an lath rl
todav, FtO ks v eta llq Idated with fever
ish haiite. In connequence of latest de
velopments In the Arabia eplnoon. CVm
cern r.'tfard ng this country's relations
with Germany waa heightened when it
became known that the Hritlah govern
ment had made specific denlul that the
Arabia wsa under protection when st
tarked. Advices from Washington to tha
effect that our ams-sdor at Berl'n
would be directed to make renreaentatlons
to the German foreign office offered
further cause for apprehension.
Openln prices, wnl'e generally lower,
mainly affected tha wsr shares, but tha
selling - movement soon comprehended
lenders as United Btates Bteel. Union l'
clfl. Canadian Pac flc, Southern Panlflo
snd Rending. Transactions In steel were
even larger than in the early days of tha
week and at the height of tha decline a
break of was recorded between sains.
Steel fell to W. a loss of 8V. tTnlon Pa
rlfio at 127H broke 8 and Canadian Pa
lfi", Bmithem Par.'fio and Reading
yielded virtually 3 points each at 147H.
S64 and 14TA., respectively.
Kethlchmi strel, a tl-o'igh most Inactive
of the prominent war stocks, sust"lned a
loss of 11 Points at 274. with 4 points de
cline in tns preferred at 141. General
Motors fell V points to . New York
Air Brake H at snd Pressed fitl
Csr bhi at 64. Of-er isa'.es of the same
clsss as well as motors snd minor equip-
menta fell iwnv S to 8 nn'nta. Wnltn'im
I priors were mide In the final dealings.
the f aw mcovrira from that level hnlna-
: supplied almost 26 per -ent. 114 l shares
i were extensively traded in. Anaconda
ner -ent. &1S el annrea
I fnllins- U nolt.ta in 07 and Tenneaii-o i,r.
per 1 point to 48. ' ,
Some of the week's financial under
takings were refected In the bank stste
ment. which showed sn actual loan ex
pension of about 'I 0O with s cash
sain of e'moat 811000,000, while reserves
increased by 36,8S4,0"0.
Bonds were weak In sympathy with
etoow declines. Total sales, par value,
llTnerof ii rer cent In United States
3a. 54 per cent In Panama ?s and 1 rwr .
cent in Panama 2s were shown by the
quoted rates oi the week.
Progress is Being
O
Made m Erection
Of Big Buildings!
The excavation Is practically completed
for the Blackstora liotel at Thirty-sixth
and Farnam streets. The cement foun
dation and the piling le In with cement
caps on the piling. The cranes are to ba
put In place early thla week, and the
j steel construction work Is to begin per-
haps within a Week. Work on this fanv
lly hotel of eight stories Is now to ba
pushed rapidly. (
Work la well under way on the" new
addition of the Skinner macaroni plant.
The excavation la completed, together
with the foundation. The skeleton struc
ture la to be put tn at one. The addition
la to duplicate the present plant, as well
as duplicate the capacity.
Excavation Is complete for the Bran?
dels . garage, storehouse and srvi e
plant at Seventeenth and Dodge streets.
The work of pouring; concrete for the
foundation and pillars for the Rose
Realty building at Sixteenth and ram em
treats Is In progress. Bom I rases for
offloes and store rooms In the new bulld-
in hv be,, negotiated.
With th excavation completed at F"!f-
nd J', ,U'op th
Wot Id-Herald building, the necessary
equipment Is being hauled Into place to
healn nn the framdatlnn
t?'n on " 'tlon.
The steel framework for the Grain Kg.
change building hss been com.rif.trd and
''or1t ' olnl along rapidly there.
1 i i . '
Good Demand for
wv.iy.iva, .vr,
Houses to Rent
Demand for houses to rent at present
Is somewhat better, comparatively, than
the demand for houses to buy. Moderate
sited homes are selling right along, and
ral estate men ssy ths demand Is fairly
good for the time of year; but the d
mand fur hnuaea to rent of nind-rata alsa
.,, ... . . ,. .
growing demand for all-modern housos.
Then, too, thla la th time ef year when
persona who have lived In a partly mod
ern house up to thla time, like to channs
to an all-modern house with furnace
heat, elect do light and sewer and water
facilities in the home for tha winter) 1
Apartment bouses are In good dumsn l, '
though a d'S4'n or mors of various sizes
hare been built this summer and others
are Just now being constructed. Th de
mand for apartments In them hit flllei
them, and many apartments are being
leased frvn. mer plana of building that
I "IfttD 3300M-
- r- ;uii- ii u;." r.hr'-iiv
hava no mora than tha foundation com
pleted. MANY BARBER SHOPS IN
BERLIN FORCED TO CLOSH
(Correspondenoa f the Associated Press.)
BERLIN. Aug. a-Mora than ona-qtisr.
ter of tha barbers and wig m alters "oi
Berlin have been called Into ths army,'
with ths result that no less than 104 bar
ber shops In the capital have had to close.
for a time woman whose barber-husbands
went to the war last year at
tempted to keep ths shops running with
the employes who were left, but as then
have gone, pne by one, the women have
hnd to close tha doors and suffer accord
ingly the loaa of their Income. Only older
men, who were tnollglMe for service,
have been untouched by tha war, but
even they have had to worn from early
morning until late at night to make up
for a lack of employes.
, The recent quarterly meeting cf the
maatei1 barbers of Berlin was the first
' In the history' of the organisation at
which no new member was taken In, and
never has there been so small a number
of apprentices recorded only three being
eligible to advancement
WALKS INTO LIONS' CAGE
T PROVE HIS BRAVERY
(Correspondence of the Associated Press.)
FISHGUARD, England, Aug. fc-?r-geant
Fuller. -who recently won ttie vic
toria cross tn Flanders and hag alnoe
been assisting In the recruiting camoaign
In Englsnd. won two recruits here by en
tering a lions' den.
.Puller waa speaking at an open-air
... ....
,nlng in a vscani lot aajoinmg a smaii
outskirts of the audience jestingly ie
marked to him: "We'll Join !f you re
brave enough to enter that Hons' cage
4'narmed.M
"I'll Jujjt take you at yow word." re
turned Fuller without moment's liesl-
tatlon
Llons have no terror for any me
' ho has been In tha front trenches in
iFlonders."
He strode over to vhe menagerie, ob
tained the permlestotl of the proprietor,
snd entered th cage, whore thera were
two Hone. Amid tremendous, excitement I
In the crowd, ha calmly ntrokod the lions I
for a moment or two and then walked I
out of the cage- and resumed his place on i .
th recru,un,f
SS3SSS
:aP:
Cartor and Southern Load
$7.50 per 100 Lb
15o Por Gallon Reduction
on
Shcrvvln-Wllllams Palnto
Also FLATTOriE
Tho Washable Wall Paint.
BARKER DR0S. PAIiiT CCLIPAHY
1609i Parnam Gt. Phone Doug. 4750
ALEXANDER MUNROE
Warm Alt Ksatlag aad eatilatlBg. Tin, Copper aad Bha Iron
Weeka. Jekb.ra ef raraaees aad Aar Uu of Kgis4era.
THE HOUSE OF QUALITY
realasalar raraaoea. Bstlmatea Oheerfolly Olvaa.
0 loath IStk atrt. , Waahlagtoa Kail.
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BEFORE BUYING
Paint, Varn:$h. Stain. Enamels'
Paint Specialties, Painter' Suppl.e
Cull at 1812 Fornam Street
or Ftton Douglas 70IS
C. iR. COOK paint co;
QUALITY T E BEST. PRICES RIGHT
DODD9
VUoue Iou;l4 H1.
PA XTOX BLOCK. . - OMAHA.
84-iid BO CenU for My X'W FUn l-jt.k..
7-0
MIMUNITIOHEXPENSE BIG
General Heinrich Roline Declare! a
Man as 300,000 Shells Dis
charged lii One Day.
SMALLEST SHELL . COSTS
.
(Correspondenca of the Associated Freaa)
BERLIN, July , l$.-Ths asionishlng
shell-consuming power of modern ar
tillery Is discussed by General Heinrich
Rohna In an Interview published by the
Voaslsrhe 2ltung.
"In the war of JS70." says General
Rohne, "no German battery fired more
than 200 rounds In one battle from each
of Its guns. A Russian battery fired 622
rounds for each of its guns at tha battle
of Tuschltschao. The use of ammuni
tion in ths present war puts all these
figures In the shade. , .
"During tha whole Franco-German war
ths German artillery fired 317,000 rounds,
a lenh part of which was uej In the
battle of St Prtvat In the R isso-Jape-ties
war on side used a total of 864.fX)
shells.
"On March 10 German headquarters an
nounced that the enemy during tha pre
ceding fortnight had fired off an Im
mense amount of heavy artillery of Its
own and of American manufacture, often
using more than lX),ono shells' In twenty
four hours. This Is three times as much
as was used In the battle of St. Prtvat
on a front almost twice as long. The
number of shots that wera ffred at a
yard of front was six times as large as
In ths year 1370 In ths hottest battle of
the wsr.
"Nearly 300,000 ahetls were fired at..thrf
i north of Arras on June 17. This was al
most as much as lh Whole fire' of ths
.German artillery la lkTO. On the Gertnan
side w used our ammunition mora spar
ingly, because ths American factories
cannot add to our supplies. .' How costly
the bombardment of Arras was for tha
English may ba gathered from, tha fact
that tha very smallest gun shoots a pro
Jectlle costing at least 8." .
Apartments, flats, houses and cottage
can be rented quickly and cheaply by a
Bee 'Tor Rent."
Rest Tear Rasae Thla Wlnta With
risen, rare, Mslsi. Hsalttrfal Air Trm a
Wcirsi
Heater1
OAS AXD HOOT COMmMOtO
Ths wtusl rsgaose year seal east 38
to 14, eparatM with leas car, glvsa
mere afflc.ant sarvlos aad pro-Idea
healthfnl axrgain for svsry aambar of
yur housrhold. Writ today tor lllua.
tratad lltaraturs drscrlblng tk WE1K
haatar, or, ensns la la ear salsarooia
aad Irt us gamonstrat Its maay su
perior faatarea gattls year h rating arab
Ism NOW. InvasUgats ths WiUfk
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1212FamantSL Tel. D.353
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