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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-22
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Sbeater.
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ihcr 9eiltider, Der ii9 abpIagt, mn
einige @rciden fiir ieine aIteH Eage
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den, tpeIfes bic SofidpiIe beiuft.
gIs er iih ritiiiirt iiebt, 6a min er
nieoer Don borne anfangen. Ser Giit.
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uft6 er :pGre rpphI irrtterIeger, uenr
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fer erfdiencu fr1rer. eeoc ein5elne
Sfimining iptr6 bon 5erru Monn
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jeoer geSiebung fuiirbig sur Seite.
Cine einfafye, perrnitteIn6e Satin
uro gaitter, iuf1t iie bic S6fDierig.
feiien 5n glGtten, iDeldle ons Geirpe.
rnment i6rcs Wsarnes iulo Die Greig,
utiie berrcrr,fen. Gle lit einc eGte
&mssfrai .rie us In Haael
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-22

unb ID fhtIs mid iest nneertrin wobl.
Wfeine Etriobs tritt tpieber reselmaBig Ella.
inein Rasen III beiier unb meine S9m.rjtn
ftno ale peritnunben. Sie fbnnen rleineri
slamen bsniisen, penn Sie pinihen. Sd
bin itol, auf oas, mas Sbrs Rittei fiir MID
eetton haben. n.|-Jrau Warn 0autetsz
81 Ribse Ctr. Montpelier, Ct.
Cine hrift snperIGiiise Reoi;in.
Sebs bcrurtbsilsfreie, psriidnoise ptrfoa
mus augeben. bab eins Wsbi in nidt nabs.
III eier5is Sabre hinburd beiteben unb in,'
met populdrer fuerbsn nnb beute auf tau'
{enbe unb abertauitnbt geheiiter Sale ju'
rii6bIiden tonnte, ME 9noia Q. 8inftam's
BE, etable COMPOUND, pbne groBe Beroits'
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fcn ipmpbI als Stanbaro als uuG als obias
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3meife begeH, pb agbia 6. Hinfbants
Besetablr COMPOUND SbueH felfen
ni,b, 10 idreibeu Sie an Spbia G,
gi.fbam @eSieime So. (Sisfretl,
9pan, MaH., nm Statb. SIR Sfrei'
Zen iuirb Don elmer Srau se6ffnst, ae'
Ieisn nnb beantiuortet uuo ale itriftl
@ertrauensiade bebaubeIt iuerSea.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-22

Iis in ben Sei& bes ainroIn pdrts
iprans. Der partpoIisiit gbds. Sums
mel unb Sobn fyinnsIls. 1024 Wsit 2.
Strabe. fpel1e in Der Hdht paren.
siltsn bsrbti unb es s,lans ibnsn, bic
2ebensniib. ans 2onb su siehen unb
mad benz SofpituI su I1iden, no bic
aerste teinerlei B,fiir9tuns ipestn
ibrts 3uitanbss bessn unb Der I'M
fidt iinb, bab fie f6On beute bic 4ns
ftalt peridijen fdnu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-22
Pokal.Derid)t
Sod le6e Der 80nisl
Tie Seutide Sdiseu Ueieaidaft
fat bem ueueu aDHis Sermanu
Hpefrs ben SreueiS &C.
ieiitet.

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perIieben befouoeru Slang Der aS'
niastr0Hung, bic seftern i'm Rei1 bs,
DeutfheH GhiiBen Gef.lidaft Dorge.
nommen ipurbs. Die ar0nungsfeier
fanb unter aroBem 4ubrang bes Dol.
tes IN Der iHproptftrten Sautftdbt, in
ben Sdlen Der 4rbeiterbalIe itatt unb
perItsf unseitort DON isbem Rrissss
uHb auberem 2Grm. gs mar quite
frobe oeuti9e GcfeIIi6aft, bic fih in
ibrem barmIofen @rsniissn ni9t fi5,
ren lieb.
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bic Rebner Ri9ter Wiliam $. Cue.
oers unb Rihter affreb e. Nippert
fuhren i'm 4utomobil ror unb als
Die Serrfdaften ibrsn gin3ug bislten
IN ben 5bronfdal, intonirte bic aas
pele rSeutfhlanb, Seuti9lanb iibe.
allies Die bobeH 9erri9aften fpurs
ben bann i'm Triumph auf bie Biibne
aeIeitet, bic i'm prd9tisen Sabnens
fhmud balag. Yat elmer betoratipen
Sruppiruna, bersa Mittelpuntt 2De
Mig 5ermann Rpeders, 40nigin Grdu
Srnrp ObermanH, iofpie bic @biuian.
teHpaare 9eHrp Soermaun unb TraE
Roeders iOtpie 8Iuiius 5Iamm unb
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2uebers. Der Hebit ben Genannten BON
9ereinspraiibentsn Serrn WiIliam
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ipurbe, bic ar6nung DOT. gr mar
babel 10 obHe 5urdt unb S1eu,
naB man metnen ioats, ges
trDnte SGupter biIbet.n feinen tGsIis
den umsans. Ridter 2uebers, Der
if6sraus eHtbuiiaitii9 begriibt fpurbe.
belt aud cine tisfDur9ba5ie qns
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lidteit ,fonbern aud ber 8riiberIi9-
teit unb Der beirti6en Wlutterfprahe
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berli6teit uub sSreunbifdft sebadt
tperben. Bon feinem @olte ipirD bas
9anb Der freuubi6aft unb aamsrabs
f6aft 10 innig befungen unb g.pfIea.
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be bonn guteu aameraben gebi bas
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fefter anr Seite bsnn Elm Brub.t. Gin
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lei nift nit 9olb nod Gut su besah.
len. Gin treuer 1r.unb III Elm Troit
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ben ss erfd6r.u in bieisn erniten Sas
gen, mo ssammer, glenb. ardnibeit
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gebiirftigen 5uflob unb mir t5nnen
etnftiulmen in BE mnrfe:
lluo siehs er dber Wleer unb 2dnb,
3dbt sr mir bod ftiu St:r5 gum pfanb.
Denu Rotb unb gl.nb uns bebrdngt,
Siub 2ie6 unb @aben unbef9rGntt.
Die NIT sdbIrsi6en Oi6ter3itutelt
sssitrten Worte bss bfaiebten Rebnets
pnr6en nit brauienb sm BsifaI bss,
nntfportet. Qd6bsm tanu Ri&tst
2aebtrs ben MnjeitG en bic Rrpne duf
has 6dupt gsbridt 5otts, fang bas
Drli bic Wdbt am fkbsin.
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" uuttGeiuiubt9tsileh'
mar tsitdnbis mube
uub ihldfria, bats
Qnfiue bon SGlttel'
frrf uub meine Sdn'
be uno 5h6e ihDoltn
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gpmppnnb bot mir
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gereitelter eeIbitmOrSbesiHdj.

Die 19idbrigs glard Mcgarrp,
1924 Sapton Strubs, ndbm ft8 g.s
tern @ormittng einen Gtrsit, ben 4.
nit ibrsm 9otten eebubt bate, 10 febr
,u Ssrseu, bnB fis bsialoB. ii9 bas
asbsn su nebfnsn unS ibrsn Gnj@Iub
.aa4 ius sfasfasssas ssattl ihesm
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ariegsanIeibe.

SIN lag mabrtt .gottIieb':
9eif,ne, Renif). IN eritcr Reibe
Sect oie 5ipeite ariegsmlIeibel
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@ubte tpas ben arieg betruf.
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Gritels, 5iDcitens, orittes: @eIbl
Nit Der @iuper 5ufe ME,
Gent an Mortecueeilil
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60 pieI Ssidueu fmrnit bu iulrner
5reii' bid, iucnn oas aonIpfgetrieb'
Sern bon beiHer Sdoue bIieb.
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g9agen ftil fir bid ibr 2ebeu.
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9rrbt 1T nod nidt StadeIorabt.
.,aouiteit" ruff Der Rrieg oIsTeubncr.
rginfsens bisis Weri,onsr -
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@as benz gaterIanbe frouuutl"
Sier pirb feline sSIeite ariniel
Tenn bu triegit ioIiSe 8inien.
Seitwe, Weni6 un6 nrude ME -
Cent an @fontecuecuIil
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Blraa in (4fimn,tr
Yerfaguns
Hsr& eshia g. @infbam's gesetabIs
Gsmysnnb nieher seinns
eenadt

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Bertsauen in Sbrs SeiImittel. SD fit an
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Cine bcuti6e Grieger.
9 eS61tnib.air9e. e. sIls Weiin.
1cn wiro gcffrieben: On Der Star,
nift melt BON Der Steae, no iib Der
ftpI5e Bnu Ses Seuti6qt Th,ieiIms
erbebt. lieat Die ulomlmeHtnle @nri.
milianefirhe bic briitsr0Bte Der
Stabt. Sbr grbnaer 1T Der ber5eitigc
Heftor Der Gefniifen Sohif)uIe,
9roi. Seinrih D. SfmiSt. 9ieie i'm
annern nod nidt ooIlis niisoeI9niiif.
te airfc ioG Nun. 1flnIitb uie es nod
Dem arieae 1901 nit Der Sarre.
Gceur.airfe nilf Dem @fcntmotte in
goris geihdb, 5ur 6euiIden arieger.
aeol@tliiBfirfe aitseebnut peroen.
Saju ioIlcn nift MIR einbeimiife
uiio bnperiidJe, ionoern Srdite nlls
Dem enEscn 9ieife nlitbclfen; iie ioa
eine 8otipfirbe fin ole beltif,en
fSrnnen lrb gtiitter tperoen, Die ibre
@adnner imo Sobne fir ons Batter.
Inno cpfcrten. sSn oieiem Gimme iDiro
iih bic gorBe eliisfhniiifiing eeitnl.
teit Sus fir bic apfis bereits ent.
.pprfene @em1I6e .Gie 9erberrIif.
ing 0ottes" Uiro in @1ofaif ousqe.
fiibrt tpcr6eu, ba ii6 @aribgerrGI6c
Bel Oer Riinhener Observation-Disclosures
2uf. mir idIeft balten. 9eiter lit
81 0f..Eftan,.. 49,. fck...A-f.r.. -.
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puh. wsietts sie.oo. <Ss Esh WtDnaeh
uberus, Gisp. is--s
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gsreins.anssiarn.
eentid,sr gipnisr gsreiu.

geHtider gioHier gereiu-
Die aRtiaiisnsr r5ioen gerttns isrS b,errhi
frsuneiidfi efiudt, bem etiteubeohngn be-
am 20. WsEr5 1915 bgritofbtnen Nteniere 1rHll
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4trsstsauis, jo7 Esiniift Git. aus ps&i ,ssl'
~ Q. ER 3sifanb. Dzdt.
Genrab arGgtE Gssr.
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scp,s.anseiasn.

etarb ON greItaa. ben 49, wsdrs 1915,
sfn6miffnes ESQ tibr, nad fursem rsioen
infer inniaiigeIiebier Gatte. Bater nno 0r0B-
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8u prrmietben:

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apop,. esne 6tu. aSftss Tasesf, mtsss
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gerIaua. = mannIidj.

pdnnet srlsruf has 1atbieEg4iG6ft. eisnsn
cfien. eebn ndtfgIfp Cen efrneu Glerftfne
ceesben- On asiahls Gareu Ge1ses. Gtu'r,o
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-26
THE GRAIN MARKET.

There were cable dispatches indi-
eating that the Allies were making prog
ress In forcing a passage through the
D~ardanelles. These reports were distorted
until the wheat trade heard rumors that
the strait had been taken. The mar
ket received its only sharp setback yes
terday as a result of the misinterpreted
news.
On the whole the lis, showed more
resistance 10 the selling operations. II
was signifcsnt that values were held
despite the indifferent buying for export
account, The export business yesterday
WAS placed AT about $50, 600 bushels and
unless there has been absorption OF the
most secret kind the foreign takings so
TAR his week aggregate less than 600,-
900 bushels. North America has close
to 1000, 600 bushels to sell daily.
some OF the large shorts seemed will
ing to cover their commitments, how
ever, and the hedge selling was more
readily taken. Spreading operations
partly accounted for the irregular price
changes There was buying in the
spring wheat markets against sales at
chicago on the theory tina spring
wheats were relatively cheap for milling
purposes. especially as the grading
Ill We
the markets support at times yesterday
ana there were reliable reports of a
neaVy nour business recently at impor-
tant iour centres.
Inc weather news stimulated during
the session. Frosts again occurred in
the Canadian northwest, and 4, was said
that the optimistic crop estimates wou,d
nave TO be modified. Nevertheless
there is much room for a shading of es-
inmates, which are as high as 300, 900.
600 bushels. against IFS, 900, 600 "A year
ago.
Tho forecast for showers in the Amer.
lean spring wheat belt had noticeable
effect in restraining bears. although a
short period OF unsettled weather could
be ignored, as thus far the conditions in
the three big States have been ideal
According to the Government bulletin
there was further damage to winter
wheat In shock recently, but the rains
have placed the soil In fine condition
for next years seed and %ploughing has
progressed encouragingly in many Sec
tons.
Oorn-The early buying was induced
by the cool weather complaints from
the Northwest and West This demard
was confined mainly to shorts, Out
side buying was held in check by the
irregular wheat changes and by the as
sertions that the corn crop will be big
II the frost IL normally deferred. There
are estimates for a crop $50, 900 900
bushels larger han that of "A year ago,
even II the Western crop undergoes
some loss from a cold snap. However.
country Interests are not selling freely
and a steady tone prevailed in cash
markets yesterday, Reports Of Argen-
tine selling OF parcel lots OF corn at
| Nauy yorL mara aGalp han rd hint fha
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Live stock Market.

WEDNESDAY, August 25,
Receipts OF beeves were 1853 head, In
Guiding ~ cars for the market, Trade very
slow and steers IL 25c, lower; bulls and
cows were of l5c. Common to good
steers sold at s6qf9,l0 per 100 lbs oxen
at si5Oqs $500 bulls at st5Ods6.50; COWS
at 81. 7Ims7. Dressed beef slow at l2d lac.
per H. for common TO prime native sides:
extra at lii3c.
Receipts Of calves were l,s26 head: 1875
on sale, Neals active and strong grassers
and skimmilk calves al 81, 50Is7,5O; fed
calves at 3T75gss5 so; yearlings at SA50@
s5.75. Dressed calves active and strong.
city dressed veals at l5Ml9Lc. per H..
country dressed at l4Hl7iac.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs were 6,s47
head; 92 ears on sale. sheep steady, lambs
active and tirm to a fraction higher, Com
mon to prime shepe tewes) sold at $40
$3.50 per 100 lbs. culis Mt s2dS2 so; lambs
al s7,75dt975 two cars selected at $40;
culls at s660ds75O Dressed mutton
steady at Saiiiac per H.. dressed lambs
at l2R l5l sc. choice hog dressed at Ice.
Receipts Of hogs were 1858 head, includ-
Ing about two cars to be sold, Feeling
easier Heavy to medium weight sold at
sL75qtssb per zoe lbs; Toughs 81 SEQ
$3.50.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-26
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
10 THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
- Louis southwestern Railway 90.

81. Louis, Mo, NuB ust IJtn, wv,
NOTICE Is hereby given that the annual
meeting of thu Stockholaers of ST. I.ouis
outhwestern Railway Company will be
held at the General Offices Of the Com
pany, in the Railway Exchange Building.
sixth and olive streets, In tho CITY OF 81.
Louis, Mo, on Tuesday. October 5th, 1915,
at niue O'Clock A NJ, for the election OF
with The bylaws, and for the transaction
Of such other business as may legally
come before said meeting
The regular annual meeting OF the Di-
rectors of the Company viii be held at the
same place Immediately after the adjourn
ment of the StoCkh udders' meeting.
The stock transfer books OF the Com
pany viii he closed on saturday, September
an. lpl5, a. twelve O'Clock noon, ana Will
bee reopcued AZ ten o'clpsk a NJ, on
Wednesday,. October Gth, ltl5.
+. II RRITTON. President.
ARTHUR J TRCSSEiI. secretary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-26
THE BOSTON MARKET.

Boston, Aug. 25.-The mining shares
market was strong and active. Closing
prices were around the high point The
volume was heavier than had been seen
recently. with Arizona commercial
American Zinc, Butt" and superior
T,marack and United States SHELTERS
showing the highest totals. industrials
and railroad shares were firm and dun.
United Fruit gained 2 points. The
slnnnnIfN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-26

Domestic exchange on New York: st.
Louis, par san Francisco. 4oc. pre-
MUM Minneapolis, SOC, premium Chi
cago, be discount; Cincinnati, par;
Montreal, sl25 premium.
can money in London ms Sd4 per
cent, short bills, Az per cent three
months bills, 49, as per cent
Har silver IN London, 22 1880,
NV YORK +61sC
New York Clearing House statement
Exchanges, S3l3li2,3il balance. slA.-
t7227l, Sub-Tressury credit balance.
SSljS39,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-26
H SUGAR MARKET.
Trading quiet at Close, with Of
ferings Light.

The raw sugar market vas easier yes
terday, the spot price for raw Cubas
declining from 40 cents, duty paid. to
asa cents. The Howell interests bought
1000 bags Of Cubas, in port, at the lat
ter price. The market was quiet at the
Close with offerings light.
There was no change in refined con-
ditions. The selling basis OF the Federal
Sugar Refining Company and Arbuckle
Brothers was $50 cents. All Others
continued to sell at $50 cents. There
was "A moderate emand for Withdrawals
against old contracts.
The sugar futures market at the COT
fee Exchange was moderately active
with prices irregular. Total transac-
lions were 1850 tons.
Prices were
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500 shsrrr Mines Company OF America
(od stock), zoe, per share.
20 shares standard Coupler Company,
common nc. per share.
a 200 shares Cobalt Central Mines Com
pany. 10 shares Home Theatre Com
pany, so shares Neyada-Utah Mines
and SHELTERS Corporation. 81 lot.
IS shares city OF New York Insurance
Company, 49,.
20 shares Huguenot Trust Company, New
Roche lie, 81.
42i, $50 Shares Ely-Giroux Copper Company
OF Nevada. subject to existing pool
agreements n any, $500 lot,
~ shares Tidewatsr OH Company. 1901.
$40 United States 3 per cent bonds, Issue
OF 1893, due August |, 1918, sara lot,
f. shares Havana Tobacco Company, com
mon, ga,
20 shares Havana Tobacco Company, pre-
ferred, ~.
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 25-Further
gains were made in the market here, in
GLIDING 4 points in Cramp, 2ig in Phila-
delphia Company common and q point
IN Cambria Steel and J. q Bril-. There
was continued heavy trading n Tinted
states Steel. United Railway Invest
ment IS wor" active nd strong The
summary
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pI,IDENps AND INTEREST.
TnE MACKAy COMPANIES.

PREFERRED plNlpEND 80. ~
COMMON DIVIDEND 80 ~.
The regular quarterly dividend Of one
per cont. on the preferred shares and tho
regular quarterly dividend Of one and one
per cent on the common shares
In The Mlckav Companies viii be paid
October lst. 1918, to shareholders of record
AS they appear at the close Of business
10Th, 1915, The transfer books
viii not be closed.
EDWARD g. PLNTT. Treasurer.
Dated. August 10Th, 1919.
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COTTON IRREGULAR
AND BARELY STEADY
Fairly Strong Opening Fol-
lowed by Liberal Selling
Before Close.
CROP NEWS

Cotton showed considerable irregu-
lar!ty yesterday and after a steady
opening in response to good cables and
a sharp rise in the stock market the
undertone turned heavy and the market
closed barely steady at a net loss OF
two to three points. The weekly weather
report was more favorable than ex-
rec,ed and the various private advices
regarding the crop affected the trade
bear!shly,
+. VI. Cordill wired as follows from
Oklahoma City dallas to Gainesville,
excellent entire crop route all north
Texas excellent. Gainesville, through
Red River, Pauls and Wichita Valley to
Oklahoma. crops good. Much still late
some OF 1t dangerously late. Plant
fruit.ng heavily, but needs sunshine and
forcing weather. Oklahoma had en-
t!rely too much rain, delaying matur-
ity."
The summary OF the weekly weather
report was as follows: over the
eastern md central districts Of the cot
ton belt the weather was distinctly
favorable. Timely rains relieved any
need for moisture and the warm weather
favored growth and ripening. Picking
Is now in progress over the southern
districts and bolls are opening in the
extreme northern portion.
ITO westward of the Mississippi River
heavy rains and high winds near the
close OF last week and during the early
portion OF the present week caused much
damage In eastern Texas. the cotton be-
Ing blown from the open bolls and de-
stroyed, while the later planted was
badly blown down and otherwise injured.
In Arkansas II Oklahoma the weather
was generally too cool for the best de-
veloplnent of the crop and heavy rain
caused additional damage
Although the crop and weather in
fuences were somewhat against the
market. II was a surprise TO the trade
70 witness the liberal selling in the face
OF the more cheerful feeling over the
latest controversy with Germany.
Their was very little discussion OF
Secretary McAdoo's lates, plan to re-
lieve the distress of the Southern planter.
More Importance appeared TO be at
tached TO the possible buying by Frtn ch
and English interests on any decline TO
support the market in an effort to coun-
teract the ~unfavorable results of the
contraband declaration.
Futures closed barely steady.
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chicago GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD
COMPANY.

First NOrtgagc oO-N tnr TOTd bonds.
Coupon No l@, due september !, 1918,
from Inc FIRST Mortgage 5n-Year ~ Gold
presentution on ana after September |,
iel5. AT the once u J p Morgan 4 Co,
% Wall street, New York.
j r. COIkENDAILn Treasurer.
Chicago. III August -, 1913,
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THE AMERICAN GAS COMPANY.
West Washington square.

PhiINleIphiN, Ia, Aug Is, 1918,
A quarterly dividend Of j.. q or 81 rs
per share, has been declared on the capital
stock OF this COMPANY, payable sept, lst.
1915. to the stockholders Of record AZ three
u clock = NJ. Aug 18th, 1915 Checks will
j. TOWNSEND 2rl, Treasurer
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THE PITTSBURG R X

PITTsBURG, Aug. 2j,--Prices were firm
In the stock market here, rejecting the
better tone in New. York, Pure Oil,
Westinghouse Air Brake, Pittsburg
CO9l and Columbia Gas and Electric
we're among the more active stocks.
The summary:
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MONEY AND

Tho New York Federal Reserve Bank
rates were 4 per cent, for thirty 10
ninety days and 5 per cent for longer
bills.
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Receipts from customs yeste-iav. s6ia. 81.
internal revenue, ordinary, sl,s>9, 2Ol; corpora
tion tax, s2i.05H; miscellaneous, Sl2S. 79l.
National bank notes received for redemp.
ton, s9G6.C5l.
The cash statement OF the United States
Treasurer for August q shows:
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SECURITIES SOLD AT AUCTION.

5000 1900 As,, Tsl 4 4 t. { s. s. S sss sSs 81: s@sss