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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-22
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- Y helshts, reports los I
o. single harness galued 4 n
ING the last few days ssr, s
tered bis barn aud apyrvsrIus
harness. but h did 10, nj.
until Sunday when i. a.,
hitch up 10 come down ,Ov, /
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-22

Officers from Milford brought
boot-legger' to town this morning
and placed him in Jail to await de-
yelopments. The mans nane is
not known, but the officers claim
to have the evidence to convict.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-22

Bring a load OF ear corn TO Shive
a Keys and get it sheiled and
ground into feed. Cotton seed are
too high to feed at $40 per ton
and corn at 40 cents per bushel
ads 21A
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-22
Ice or coaIa

which viii you have? We are
prepared 10 deliver either or both.
Phone !. Waxahaehie Ice Works.
adv.2fI
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-22
Shive a KEYS

VIII grind your corn. Come 70
mill once more and get some fresh
meal adv af4
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-22
Ice. Iee,

Orr customers in residence die
triet VIII otlige us by phonina
when III need Of Ice Waxahaehie
Ice Works ady429s
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-22

Full ana complete line Of heat.ne
stoves. Waxahaciie Hardware Co
aay 207
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-22

- =
: Iocafi ;
zee $50 = go
Automobiles foe hire. N. r. Rays
Auto Livery. u
Fur feed ana fael phcns Broad
head 4 Kennedy. Old phone Is. II
Colorado Niseernesd burns clean.
No clinkers. wxxahaehie Ice Works.
Mrs. N. u. Ko~alsk and little
daughter Of Brownsville. who have
been Visiting relatives in The city.
left for her home this morning
Let the waxahachie Hardware
Company supply your heating
stove, Blk line 10 select from.
adv 20.
Rev Josephns Lee. pastor OF the
Methodist church al Ferris. Is to be
elected travelling representative of
the Methodist orphanage at Waco
when the Central TEXAS conference
meets in Corsicana this week.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-22
NEGREss Is sEVERAh
STABBED on sATlr


Minnie Love, a negress y
bed saturday night By an9'a
gross named Mary Lou tf's
bfawl at the home OF 'as '
NEGROES. The Love g0nlsn Y
Ing from q rather serious "
right shoulder al the p''s
other negfess was afis'''s Z
q along with a negro n4''
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-22

For all the news while 4 10 news
always read the Daily J lght
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-22

Attend the program a Y I
Fellows hall en- Ihu's'', !, Z
p m, given for ths 'n''s' !.
Admission ten aaa 's''
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-22
stole Set OF Harness.

J r. Hart, who lives at 1000. Bu'
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-22

Fur feed ana fuel phcns Broad
head 4 Keanedy. Old phone Is. II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-22

Colorado Niseerhesd burns clean.
No clinkers. wxxahaehic Ice Works.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-22

Automobiles fcs hrs. N. r. Rays
Auto Livery. II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-08

In such statements as the Norfolk
Westerns 20 the Interstate Com
merce Commission for the month OF
June and for the fiscal year just ended
are 10 be seen the justification for the
oehei IN the financial district that the
urn mas come in railroad earnings. In
sune there was an increase of S566,SOi
~ It's height earnings. reducing the
decrease shown in the preceding eleven
nnonthS TO Sl4S8,07l for the full year.
operating income in the month in
creased A24l27. wiping out the de-
Clease shown at the end Of eleven
months and showing an increase OF
sooloI4 IN its place. There was
nea'y decrease in the amount spent
Va maintenance Of equipment during
ne year SS72.5SS but Norfolk's care
10Y ne urkeep OF is property is pro
stolal' so that IL is not 70 be supposed
MAJ the increase in operating income
vas made at the expense Of The olling
Goek' Maintenance of way charges,
snieh might reasonably have shown a
.eteaSe' increased 1884 and trans
F'Hation charges decreased sl.546,911.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-08
RAILROADS
MISCELLANEOUS
BONDS
BOSTON cURB CLOSING

81 600 Al & & " - Il Il n 81
000 Mass Gas 4i-s 81 g. - y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-08

N,~oIv because a stock advances
..,idiv there Is no ground for criti-
..sr nor vet because. as a concomi,,
.,,, Of that rapid rise, II has several
re- severe breaks. What Is open
80 criticism. however, in the case OF
III stocks ss Crucible are the methods
80, have been employed to stimulate
.-blic interest m those issues, whose
1,ipe must be wholly conjectural for
Observation-Disclosures Of the people
80 arc speculatinc in them. Every
rbere there is evidence to show that
80 public participation IN Cruclble's
.5vance is very large, and IN good
any cases the spectators are per
.ors who can IN afford TO take the
chances Of what IS known as the rich
-sr's gamble" The business done by
.. odd lot houses in the stock is
,-ormous. One firm alone handled be-
.peen 10000 and $4,000 shares on
,irgle day last week. and yesterday the
bgIk Of the buying that Immediately
followed the opening was credlbly re-;
,,r,ed 10 have been for odd lot &C
,ount. In the last two days more than
islf the company's outstanding stock
has changed hands. and there is reason
70 suppose the public has received ITS
share Of H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-08
The Uncertain Factor.

Without definite knowledge IT is not
rcht for critics of the Crucible move
-ent TO say that the stock Is worth
rore or less than IT is selling for.
What might be true to-day might be
wrong tomorrow. II could easily hap
ren-with the Allies placing enormous
orders FOR war materials here-that
overnight a contract might be placed
With a corporation whose gross value
vas in excess of the total Of business
that company had done in the whole OF
any year or two years before. But a
contract is one thing and the profits IN
hand another When a company
Cucible or any other carry out war
contracts has 20 build plants whose
,uiturn is many times in excess Of
What was adequate for its business be-
'ore the war It's directors have to bear
IN mind a consideration that few others
seem 70 think of: What is to he done
with these plants after the war? The
Duration Of the conflict in Europe at
'nce becomes a factor in the calcu-
alton OF profits. And only man who
knows when the war is going TO end
can regard this factor as anything bu.
highly uncertain one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-08
I0pICS OF The DAY
IN WALL STREET
crucible Steel Afflicted by
an Attack of Its Fa-
miliar Malady.
rpOSSES 80; LATER
HAS A SHARP BREAK
o. Volume of Odd.Lot Trading
's the Stock-War News a
hammer on Sentiment.

c,al. and fever is a familiar malady
r.,.;hIe steel. Yesterday II had
:, is attacks, and as the ohill'
,r.w,d the fever the net result was
ON, "a, the day Of S'a points. That
-, ,be way war stocks are expected
p ,.,sve. Nobody minds how much
src,yate within the limits OF
'. Ia, but it is the tradition of the
- that the closing price must show
csin Wherefore, any credit that
c..;ble might have gained by rising
. COS. WAS altogether lost in the SUB
Zen, developments, and the close
-. market saw its popularity much
.s.,Ssred Such plain speaking as
',.., vas Yesterday about the move
~. in Crucible has not before been
- IN the Street. The truth is
e. are growing weary Of the at
I1.v' "a make q diamond mine out
Eel company. While II may be
o.. ,be corporation has all the war
..S in the world. upon which the
o o.os,s are fabulous, they are suspicious
y V,'' campaign that so pointedly seeks
public following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-08
Warsaw and Sentiment.

Whereas the actual capture of War
saw made no perceptible impression on
me stock market. prices, in fact, ad-
vancing az the time, later news seems
70 have had a dampenlng effect on
sentiment. There was, II Is true,
notable amount Of profit taking visible
IN the market before the Bavarians
Vere known 10 have occupied the Pol
ISL capital The list has become some
VIA, unsettled IN consequence, and be
cause of that the effect OF the war
news was partially obscured. SO 1t
vas not until Friday and Saturday that
d became plain how potent the ad-
verse news from Poland was. Yester-
day there was good deal of talk
about the extent OF the German Of
'tnsive movement, and in many quar-
'ers u was felt that over Sunday. or
IN the early days of this week. there
was likely 20 come from Europe
statement of its progress. with per-
laps q tabulation Of casualties and
suggestion OF the next move that would
not make pleasant reading for Wall
Street whose hopes are committed to
The Allies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-08
CURB MARKET
TRANSACTIONS
Irregularity in the War Stocks,
with Quieter Trading-Oils
Quieter, but Firm.

Continued irreGularity, with less &C
tive trading. was manifest in the curb
market Yesterday Oils, Quieter. con-
tinued firm. Marconi of America. on
heavy trading, rose one-half of a point.
Electric Boat lost 10 points and the
preferred -. Electric Boat. new, was
heavily dealt in, closing with a frac-
tional advance. Pierce Oil lost one
half of a point. Prairie Oil and Gas
lost ?. while Ohio Oil and Standard Oil
of New York we're steady
Kennecott Copper declined a frac-
ton. while the per cent bonds were
unchanged at 1875. Pierce Oil 6s were
heavily dealt in and advanced a point.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-08
!, r.I.rr.ph 10 NE Tnbun.

Louisville Aug 1-SHEEP AND LAMbs-Rs-
e.ip,s I sOs for the veek. ls.ois Good ac,iFs
demand for choice springers market stesD. Choice
amos iis9c. seconds. she. culA. tsjc. fas
shsep. 5. $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-08
COFFEE.

Cable adyices from Brazil to the ered tha' tlss
Chamber of Depute, ma. approved the piolt't -
t.ning 400 0OJ ,onitOs SIS 900 .o00i IN paper 10
finance national products had a siimulatihs ~.
nurnce on the coffee market on SaturIay d'tl ~
closed 10 point, net higher me n,iine ''
bu.iuc,, was not large. consisting 81 io2,o nag.
and Of This amount about 1000 we're IN me FORM
~ exchanges Oferings we're smaller, however. AN !
.lo-,. .r,npd disposed 10 cover The Bi@klual
cable. reported decline ~ 80 refs N me Hlo
market Willie Santos wa, unchanged. heeelps d,
r,tmsry noiut, continue heavy and stocks are
s.rlImul ttug. especially al Santos. TIE ,ohsun
INK trade here i not inclined 10 buy heavily. an!
the recent decline In the cost ana irelSnl mar
rIe9.e In business TIE local spot market vas
ouiet and unchanged with Rio = quoted al -
t.ug. ~ uript-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-08
Movements of Specie.

Imports Il specie a. the Port u Ne~ iofs from
Aususi . 70 August Z we're Gold. slsos.iss. and
silver u-5so. making to,ll q ii.H33ls. against
q to,a Of s. $50. 6j2 in the preceding Seek and
S-55 1853 Boz the ,ofrsponding week last year sinoe
Isruary ! the Imports % specie amounted 70 t3l-
.-ssI;. against SO 9s3 o. last year.
Ttpo.f. 81 specie were silver tsjSi3s and
.,ol. $40 MAKING 4 tofsl n sass sos. assins, a
Total ~ Sit5.0i- gold and silver last week and
S.J.0-l g3l iu me cufrespondng week iast year.
Since January ! ,Kpo.is ~ gold amounted 10 s. ..
POS les and silver - -. bjs. against Sl-s. Al St9
so.d aud y.j.IiLlig sl.Seg " IA .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-08
CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. August :. 1915.
CRAIA

WHEAT-The wheat market showed resistance 10
besrish factors and prices during The day were MN
map vas generally favorable. bur there were showers
m Kansas and Iowa and the southwestern market,
Were rrm and higher Cash wheat va, scarce ahl
,trong with premiums well maintained. sud the
nioscmenf from the farms w,s again lslu. Receipts
during the la, week reflected the DISADVANTAGES un-
der which farmers have been la10Tlus me tolA1
movement amounting 20 only ~ 900 bushels, CON
Pared With 5000 900 the previous week anu ld.'il
900 last wear. Il va, again very difficult To huv
cash wheat u ans position. and there Is growing
belief I'm the trade thai the yery light stocks will re-
.ult in on aciv, demand for the edry mGemenI
,rIrh may lessen the pressure materially. Tie mar
kct- abroad nrm owing to unia'oraDle harvest
hg weather and reports from france sald thsi me
goyefuuatt there had authorized the expenditure Of
81 600 for the purchase Of wheat and hour from
ttportiug countries. Reports from the spring wheat
y,st IL seemed 10 be the impression NJ many that
reduced. The outlook ~ ianaia j. also promlsils
and larse Canadian railwa' estimated the Yield
there at about 2ioOoo.ooo bushels prominent
Chicago trade paper estimated The winter wheat crop
A. $50 coo 900 bushels snd ihe American 'Inhg
wheat crop Al 81 900. 900 bushels. Exporter, were
r the market. hut found little whea, Tor sale a5g
,rfai ale, for the DAY estimated az about -
loads IN fhe local cash market 70 tei WINTER
',Iest was quoted at 81 - New YorA. spot
Northern Duluth 81 - and No ! Northern Mani.
tob, sil.a. / Buffalo. OATS TIE volume of
i.iue.. IA the corn market comparatively small
,,'d urice ranges were confined within narroN limits.
Tie tone NJ the market wa, nrm. however. In sym
patty with wheat. ana co,lhs pli'ea we're Hel w
changed n II higher. Receipts we're AGAIN sm.ll
and The total movement for the week Was j,oto,Vo
hu.hes compared with 2ijl 900 last week and
~, no last year Tie weather vas generally
f,vorable for the new crop. but numerous com
niaints are Icing received from time 10 time AMI
ihe trade Is It'll more or ies, uneasy over the OUT
nm I'm Inc local cash market No yellow corn
VS. quoted AZ s9Lr lake snd raj. August =
shipment OArS-Shors in the oat' mafSei were
NJ n1,ed 10 cover Tor sunday and prices we're
.tcsdy closing a. !. q Lc net higher Total en-
-srior receipt, Tor the Ncek wc-e only -.l'o GOO
bushels compared with ll.li9 200 at year The
fo-si mi r arket was steady. standard quoted a.
s-i.r. No white esc. No 3 white. SIC. No !
vhiie soc. fancy clipped white. 'oa y; ordinary
-lt,n.d white $50 T0, all elevator. RYE-ltarAet
.ts,'iy 10 I Western 81 10. O. i New York. ~
nor, BARLEY-Market steady. feeding. sec. and
mailing. Soc c Z Bur,io.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-08
PROVISIONS.

There was an active covering movement lH me
r,srkst for hog products and prices experienced a
,b.rp sdyance The increased demand was based
cl recent reports 81, better export business. Ahd
there Was good deal Of buying Oh the suppo-
,ltion that 4 good rally wa, due aiter the recent
.hart, decline Receipts Of hogs Al chicago were
q Oof. estimated Tor Monday. 81 900. and for next
vcck 70 900. Kansas City received 500 aud omaha
1 800 PORK steady; mess. N6 800 81! family .
Sa0nSs3. short clear. Sl9Ht2o)O' BEff que.
81 500 $40: extra India mess s3oaSl. DRESSED
HOGS easy. baron. IL. $50 ID. llse $50 TO-
ne. 40 10. lIlsc: pigs isc CIT MEATS.
p,,ll,J nellie, ouiei. 10 d. lic: II ID, lai.c. -
h. ~. picked hams quiet i3is a lic. rAlLoW
dull. special. shc. city. ji7c. counip. j's@b1Ec
/ ann arm: Middle West. : 100 zoe, ciiy lard
ann -. Sc. refined lard steady. Continent. s3oc
S,uth America zoe. Brszil key, 10 zoe. com com
found steady. 7N5lsc sTtARlNE stea"y' oieo'
t.lntAc. city larl .leaTlne. 9tac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-08
PITTSBURGH STOCKS.
More Gold from Canada.

There was received at the local As
say Office yesterday s950.Oco r gold
bars from Ottawa, deposited by me
American Exchange National Bank.
This brings the total gold brought in
from Canada since the beginning of
the year up TO sl33.7O0,0G0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-08
sEABoARo cLEARANcEs.
FLOUR AND VEAL

The -four market was rrm. owing 10 the strengl1 2
,rinriuslly If small lots tor immediate require
mcnt,' Tie following price, IN wood are quoted on
the New York Produce Exchange Splng pdltlt',
vA,cut, s. SjSj: winter straigs. s. goa - 'V'
extra 80 winters. g. l0a s. p. extra No : "ln-
Ter. 81 g0aSj. kansas straights, s. 90 =. ~ :
fancy .pring patents, jobbng lots. $50 SD. KiL
Flour duIl: fair to good $5.Sja $3.50. choice 10
i,iNi ,i55 RAG MEAL steady. fine white ana
yriic,, 81 Noa 81 Si. coarse. $l.7O@sl.7j. FED
tuv ,tcs,ly. biau bulk. S2i 90. l0O-ib ,acAs ~
NV r,iiL'ur, 10 S3l: -four middling- do. $3.50
IN S{i. r,l dog hour. liO-b sacks. 81. western
0uiet bran. lO0-lb SACKS. 50. standard middl,ns'
i,'' sck. SIX GOA t3i. oilmcal. S77at3 i.jo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-08
Buv American Smelters Stock.

Eugene Meyer, IT,. ( Co have pur'
chased all the preferred stock. seres
"a" Of the American Shelters Secu-
rites Company neld by the Guggen-
helm Exploration Company. The Stock
Exchange firm is Offering the shares at
IS and interest. In addition each hold
Of Will receive a profit OF SIS share
or such shares as are drawn BY the
sinking fund at par each year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-08
SUGAR FUTURES.

Opening quiet and steady. POM hlsnei ~
,.,,,,s ioyer future, maintained A firm undert0u'
throughout the session with trade interests BUYING
near month";, The market closed nrm. polnt
lover no q points net advance. with sales for tie
day I 800 tons Range OF prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-08
HAY AND STRAW.

Market Is yer, firm with sales a. irregular prices
making f difuit 20 cove, transaction, I'm ia5ls
m quot alton. OLD HAN-Larsc baed. per ton.
timothy prime Isl. No l. t1aa $50. No N No p
$3.50 SIS So. shipping. f1ij0H 81. fancy light
clover mixed 81 iOaS9s %. rye straw. old. No /,
sl4 5uaSij. small about j0cHfl lower.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-08
WAR STOCKS

The and orders that under the rise IN oetn
ehem Steel have been presented only in the Dow Jones e"
and The Wall Street Journal Other New Tork news
and New York have laughed over the hgues a
Dow Jones Co. have presented steadily for the past SIX months
while the rising from below SO to above SUI
The expansion of Westng house. the changed position OF Eec
tr Boat the Of Sudebaker American Can United
States Steel have been presented rst and
steadily daily the Dow Jones Bulletins and The Wall Street
Journal
1t is for determine whether Bethlehem Steel IS
cheaper earnings and orders than when sold at oo
but the facts concerning Bethlehem and the great de-
vopments Charles NJ Schwab the leading steel OF the world
has been making there for years have been steadily pre-
sened in the above publications
The changed positions the rubber business the forward
march of the Kelly Springfield Tire Co., the reasons tor the ad
vance in General Motors from IS ZOO the for the rise
D Point Powder under 200 above 900 the oncomng
prosperity American rails have been set forth steadily here as
nowhere else.
For many years The Wall Street Journal has been recognized as
the center information railroad industrial and IRON
and steel developments the United States Its staff OF writers
numbers than hundred all devoted
to ascertanng and underlying factors in American ous
No financial equipped without the Dow Jones Bulletins
No investor is we'll informed unless he a reader of
THE WALL Street JOURNAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-08
EGGS.

Receipt, to-day. ll7j2 eases. not including No
with nuief irade Fresh gatherod extras per
dozen. 93a zjc: extra nr,ts q "a 22isc nr,is N.~
poe seconds, lta ltc thirds and poorer. l0g - 30
dirtie, No l. Az @ljc. No ami poorer. lnm
Iir. che,k. choice Try. l3lsc. fair 10 good. IN
N BE. ,ills and Inferior. Sd lie state. Penn AMI
nearby. Lcuuery whites fine 10 fancy. 3le BE J.
ordinary % good 2ia 30c. gathered whites. A. ~
Inc and quality. aga zoe. Western. gathered whites,
g2a be. state. Penn and nearby. heunery hfoahs.
go .Sc. gathered browns and mixed cnlors lsR
atr duck egg,. state AMI nearby. Indian runners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-08

Chicago. Aug 7-HOGS-Recsp,s 1000 dull
and unchanged. bulk. s. 200 50. lishi, s. SOC
$3.50: mixed. is.l0gS 3, he.y S9.rE 80 :
receipts 200 steady native teei c.,t.. IS s5@
so . .os. and heiier, slioss93j. c.ises.
sheep s5IOaS5. lambs. 90.
Pittsburgh Aug HOGS Receipts 800. lon-
or. heayie, s. s0as workers. and pgs. N.Iin
81 SHEEP and LAMBS-Receipi, 900 ,,eagy
ccpt, 100. steady. TOP. ST.!
Cincinnati Auz HOGS Receipts 500 ,,ssdy.
CATTLE Receipts 100. steady. calves sos. $50
$3.50 sHEEP-Receipis 1900. steady; lambs
steady.
steady adv 'YEALs-Recepi, -. low: Hjos,ll :.
HOGS-Receipt. 1880. slow heav. s. 30 81 ::
mi9ed. $3.50 s. 80, YORKER. siso@u 81 ,Ps,'
sIIEEP and LAMBS Receipts 600 active and
steady.
kansas ciiy. Aua HOGS. EosiP!, 500 /:
s os, '1 g. 5 S@ls9'' ATfLERseep,, 800 ...dy
prime fed steers So 500 SO aTe.sed beef .'.sr,
!ses9 80 southern ,,ss5'; '9S 90 Io~ S MIy%
ssiay3j: bulls. S. 2j@tSTj. calves. sssfl0 -.
SHEEP-Hrceipts COO. steady. lambs. y pfe'
yearlings io7j at750: ws,hers. fs.josN; e~es.
s.. .j@sss5.
- Louis Aug 7-HOGS-Receipts 1000: steady !.
pigs and lights s. ljHt'. 20 MIXED and butchers.
T3i@s7 81 good heaD. f6ijsN 20. CAIILE-
10 ~ ,earlIas steer. and helfers s. j0es SO:
on. $40 s.. ,iocker, and feeders f6@s 3 Teras
49, Indian steers. s. 25H s. -, COWS and heiisfs.
$40 81 So. naive calves. 59a iloIj. sHEEP-Re-
'ep,, 800 steady. lambs. Ng,g. sheep and sses.
RS Telegraph 10 Tie Tribun,
Louisville. Aug 1-sHEEP AND LAMhs-R,-
c.ipIs. .os for the week is.oS. Good .e,i's
isnlbs. sHesc. seeouds 6'se. culh. 'sje. fas
sheep ). a5'.c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-08

Sf YOU want to know about Westinghouse Electric the
oson Of its bonds and shares and the possibilities OF profits
from the companys expanded business the Dow Jones Bull
letins Monday Morning
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SATURDAY, AUGUST !. 1915.

Exchange Saturday amounted to
s160i00O week and Stock Ex
Total January slo6bi'WV
A. 665O in
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coTronsEEo OIL.

The sharp uptuu rn the lard market caused
active covering IN cot0nseed oil and prices we're hrn
and higher. closing with net gains o. 3 70 points.
,,rrrgth and appeared To be sustained By reports
II good export inquiry oreTinS ~ crude OIL
nom he south we're moderate. Range Of prices
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New YORK. Aushst - lfl''
BEANS AND PEAS.

Receipts to-day. 325 bags hesns. a bags pea
Market continues very quiet throughout Red
kidney los ssle and Offering lower California
linz strong Scotch peas neglected BEANS.
marrow. choice 100 Do. fjoeN3 -: medum.
r',i,e s. 30. pea choice 81 Goa s.. white kidney.
choice g. COOS %. rrd kifney. choice. " o.
ycll,w e,e choice SO black turtle soup 81 - !.
nma ca choice. 81 3osSj. PEAS scotch cholre.
;AsosH
GUTTER.
Receipts 'o-day. 5s23 pkss Trading vas
litile quieer yesterday afternoon after ne sdTanre.
but mosi holdens nrm "a the higher grades
~ creamery Creamty extras. - score. -jls q %, .
higher scoring 81. a &c. nr,is. ga % &c. -ey-
.ulTl, -. 10 3Tc. thirds ia2.c. state dsin. IN
e. -l,. good 10 prime ga "a -iisr. common TO
fsir zoo &c. renovated. extra go -3iac. nrsts.
ia -4ist. lower grsics. goo .lc imitation cream
e.. nls's 80 t2i.c ladies. current make. 1lsts.
- is. seconds. I3}.c lower sgaIcs. j. q !c.