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Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-22
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices on Board OF Trade.

CHICAGO. Aug. n.--selling pressure
was heavy on wheat today, owing In the
main to difficulties that were hampering
export trade. The close was nervous, IA
to 2xd2ikc net lower, with September at
81. O0IfdI1 .009s and December at &1.00A4
1.002s. Corn finished AQSsc to Aqlc DOWN,
oats off 2s4ssc and provisions varying
from 10c decline to a rise of DC.
Conditions resulting from the sinking
of boats and othe Generalization. OF eos-
change appeared to have reduced. 70
nearly the vanishing point all immediate
chance of any important export business
in wheat 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 dispose of holdings. nft
Meanwhile the only buying worth men
tioning was confined to shorts who
wished to even up for the weekend.
Rains in Illinois and the Ohio valley gave
the wheat market a momentary show OF
strength at the outset, but otherwise de-
velopments proved almost unanimously
adverse to the bulls. As a matter OF fact,
a good many traders were disposed t.
regard further storm damage to the win
ter crop as being a factor on the bear
side. Excessive moisture was said TO be
making the quality OF winter wheat, on
the whole, too greatly inferior, 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. Unreasonable weather
appeared temporarily to have lest infln
could not Withstand the declines In corn
aud wheat. Threshing delays were alto
gether lost sight of during the last half
of tho session.
Packers buying put a little firmness
into lard and ribs, Pork. however. lacked
support and showed noticeable tendency
to sag.
Futures ranged as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-22
AMMUNITION EXPENSE Big
General Heinrich Rohne Declares as
Man as 100000 Shells Dis
charged in One Day.
SMALLEST SHELL COSTS 50

Correspondence Of the Associated Press)
BERLIN. July 25.-The astonishing
shell-consuming power OF modern ar
tillery Is discussed by General Heinrich
Rohne In an interview published by the
vossische zeitunE,
"1n the war OF 1870" says General
Rohne. mo German battery fired more
than 900 rounds In one battle from each
OF its guns. A Russian battery fired 622
rounds for each OF it's guns at the battle
Of Tuschitschao. The Use of amInuni-
ton in the present war puts ell these
figures In the shade.
During the whole Franco-German war
the German artillery fired $1,000 rounds.
tenth part OF which was used In the
battle OF ST. Privat. In the Russo-Jape-
nese war one side used a total OF $4,000
shells.
ION March 10 German headquarters an
nounced that the enemy during the pre-
cedinR fortnight had fired off an Inn
mense amount OF heavy artillery OF lie
own and OF American manufacture, often
using more than 10000 shells In twenty
four hours. This "a three times as much
az was used In the battle OF st. Privat
on front almost twice as long. The
number OF shots that were fired. At a
yard Of front was six times as large a.
in the year 1870 In the hottest battle or
the war.
Nearly 10000 shells were fired at the
north OF Arrss on June Il. This was al
most az much az the whole fire Of the
German artillery In 1870 on the German
side we used our ammunition more spar
ingly. because the American factories
cannot add to our supplies. How costly
the bOmbardment OF Arras was for tho
English may be gathered from the fact
that the very smallest gun shoots q pro-
jectile costing at least o." AXIS
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-22
Good Demand for
Houses to Rent

Demand for houses TO rent at present
is somewhat better, comparatively. than
tho demand for houses TO buy. ModegIte
sized homes are selling right along. and
real estate men say the demand Is fairly
good for the time OF year. but the de-
mand for houses TO rent OF moderate size
ana all modern IL brisk There "a a
growing demand for all-modern houses
Then. too. this IL the time OF year when
persons who have lived In a partly mod
ern house up 20 this time. like 10 change
10 an all-uodern house with furnace
heat. electric light and sewer and water
facilities In the home for the winter.
Apartment houses are IN good demand,
though a dozen or more Of various sizes
have been built this summer and others
are just now being constructed The de-
mand Tor apartments in them has nlled
them. and many apartments are beins
leased from mere plans Of buildings that
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-22
Nnw f6Rkl 2 drNtRAt nAnkrr
Quotations OF the Nay on Various
Commodities.

Commodities.
NEW YORK. Aug. 1.-r'LOUR-Barely
:, IiraAT-spot weak; No. 2 red. SLigA,
rail; No. 2 hard, SLlslt. c. 1. I. New York,
" arrive iako and rail; NO, 4 northern,
DuiUth, Sl-Uih, and NO. northern, Mani
toba, &L0A5h. q l. {. Buffalo. Futures.
COftN-Spot bare.y steady; No. 2 yell
low, $50. prompt shipment.
OATS-Spot. Q1set; new standard. nom
mai; No white, new, 0suo4c; fancy
clipped white. new, nominal.
HAX-Steady; NO. !. Si.S7ss; No. q 81 Is
@Ls0; NO. = SI.sO shipping, A.kaL Is. Al
noPs-ouiet: state, common 70 choice,
1914 crop, efpl3c: Paci.ic coast, 1914 crop,
lGT1bc; 1911 crop. sole.
HlDBS-cteady; bogota. adSlc; Central
La. Firm; hemlook firsts. Sec
PROVlS .. .S--Pork. steady; mess, si65C
sis.50d9O.0,. Beef, a1iet; mess. tiIsa
$50: family. SIS. ,sd2y.Oc. Lard. firm; md
1.4e west, SS.15d&e0.
TALLoM-DaIi; city, SIC; country. 81
@elre'. special ose: ,,,.,O,. eoe ,,A..
creamery, extras, 2S%gHo: firsts &Q
59ac, seconds, 2,kQ23hc.
HiGS-Receipts. s,3eS cases; fresh gath
cred. extras, S4Z7c; extra firsts, 2tde
8tc: filsts. 22lsd23ac; seconds, eOaS2c.
CHEESt:-Easy; receipts. sU boxes,
state, whole milk, fresh. flats. white and
colored, specials, iSh@ls1tc; same. aver
age fancy. l3c.
POULTRY-live, strong; western
chickens, broilers 2Oc; fowls, lie; tur-
keys, 13Gl5c. Dressed, quiet;, western
frozen roasting chickens, 1S6I22c; fresh
fowls. iced. 1S9l71fc; turkeys, iced. 159
I6c.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-22
WALKS INTO LIONS CAGE
tn PRnVE HIS BRAVERY

Correspondence OF the Associated Press.
FIsHGUARD. ENGLAND. Aug. Ser
geant Fuller who recently won tire vic.
toria cross i'm Flanders and has since
been assisting in the recruiting campaign
In England. won two recruits here by en-
tering lions' den.
Fuller was speaking AZ an open-air
meeting I'm a vacant lot adjoining a small
menagerie. when two Young men In the
outskirts OF the audience lestingiy te-
marked TO him: "we'll Join II you are
brave enough 70 enter that lions cage
warmed"
"rn juFt take you at your word" re-
turned Fuller without moments hest
tation "Idons have no terror for any me
who has been In the front trenches IN
Flanders"
He strobe over 10 The menagerie. OBJ
tanned the permission OF the proprietor.
and entered the cage. whore there were
two lions Amid tremendous, excitement
In the crowd. ne calmly strohcd the lions
for a moment or two and then walked
out OF the cage and resumed his place on
the recruiting platform.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-22
MANY BARBER SHOPS IN
BERLIN FORCED TO CLOSE

Correspondence OF the Associated Press
BERLIN Aug. h--More than one-duar.
ter OF the BARRIERS and wig makers ri
Berlin have been called into the army.
with the result that no less than iOl bar
Der shops in the capital have had 70 close.
For time women whose barber-hu
bandH went TO tho war last year at
tempted TO keep the shops running with
tho employees who were left, but as these
have gone. ono by one the women have
had TO close the doors and suffer accord
ingiy tho loss OF their income. Only older
men, who were ineligible for service
have been untouched by the war; but
even they have had 70 WORK from early
morning until late at night to make up
for a lack OF employees.
The recent quarterly meeting CT the
master BARRIERS OF Berlin was the first
In the history OF the organization al
which no new member was taken In. and
never has there been 20 small u number
OF apprentices reoorded-only three being
eligible TO advancement
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-22

The house illustrated mere is one tat
10 especially adapted for young couple,
whore they desire five-room house that
is little out OF the ordinary. The frs
floor consists Of three rooms and q
second floor having two bedrooms. ba
and large store room: each room havl
plenty OF closet space. The living al
dining rooms, are finished in plain re-
oak. and at The end OF the living roo
Is the built-in seat with the bookcas,
on each side. A very attractive stair
way leads TO the second floor. The
kitchen Is supplied with bullt-in cup
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 more infor
nation on the above design, or the plan
ming OF q new home. should get in touch
with the architect who will be glad to
furnish such information. Everett s.
DOdds. 12-0s-slb Paxton block, Omaha,
Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-22
DUN's REVIEW OF TRADE
Foreign Exchange and Labor Trou-
hlRa AWAY.

bies AnvOy.
NEW YORK, Aug. 30.-Dun's will say:
International monetary complications
and disturbances In the ranks Of labor
tainty in the general stuation. There TO-.
however, nothing either unsound or dis
Quietfng In strictly domestic finance and
though further controversies between
employers and wage Gamers have arisen,
serious and protracted troubles have thus
far been avoided. The foreign exchange
rrobiems which attract much. attention
nations abroad and affect this country
mainly in the sense that export trade
may be impeded unless relief IL afforded
Recent importations OF gold failed to
check the depreciation OF European funds
in the New York market and more ef-
fectlve means will be necessary to COR
rect conditions that are wholly lacking
with this end In view, but the exact
n ure OF the rerneSiai measures TO be
adopted remains largely a matter OF con-
Because Il was ATTENDED by consid-
cradle loss OF life and destruction OF
property the most adverse event Of the
week was the storm that completely isol-
lated several cities elong the coast OF
Texas. Shipping and railroad traffic
aged, though to what extent Is not def
initeiv known. Otherwise, the leading
crops are doing finely Gross earn ngs
OF roads reporting for the first week OF
August made a better showing than for
the same period OF any previous month
w Weekly, bank clearings were s2sss. 1885,
ei2. an Increase of 62.s per cent over last
year when most OF the exchanges were
closed.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-22
new YORK STOCK MARKET
International Affairs Loom Large
on the Financial
Horizon.
LIQUIDATION IS FEvERIsH

NEW YORK. Aug. Mathematician Sf-
fairs loom, arge n he | an iai h T 70 a
today. stocks ere lid dated with fever
ish haste, In consequence OF latest de-
velopments in the Arabic episode. Com
Germ regard ng this countrye relations
with Germany was heightened when IL
became known that the British govern
ment had made specific denial that the
Arabic was under protection when at
tackled. Advices from Washington TO the
effect that our amb" ssador AT Berlin
would be directed to make representations
to tho German foreign office offered
further cause for apprehension
Opening prices, while generally lower.
mainly affected the war shares. but the
selling movement soon comprehended
leaders as United states Steel. Union Pa
and Res ding, transactions in steel were
even larger than In the early. days Of the
week and at the height OF the decline a
Steel fell to soI.. a loss OF az: Union Pa
oiflo at l2Ilt broke 3 and Canadian Pa
citlr, Southern Pacific and Reading
Ss% and i45x' respectively. -
Bethlehem Steel, a'though most inactive
OF tho prominent war stocks sust" lned a
cline Of II Sinss ss d n 0oR sse raj
Motors fell 81 points to so New York
ar Brake q at 1851 and Pressed Ste. g,
class as we'll as motors and minor equip-
ments fell away 70 onts. Minimum
prices were mqde IN the final dealings.
mostly fractional. Total sales approxi-
mated at $4,000 shares. OF which steel
supplied almost % per -ent. Me. sharet
were extensively traded in, Anaconda
falling ~ nolnts 60 81 and Tennessee Cop
per I point 10 49,
Some OF the weeks financial under
taklngs were reflected IN the bank state
ment. which showed an actual loan ex-
pansion OF about So3 200 OOO with q cash
gain Of Almost t1loOO,OOO. while reserves
increased by S6,3b4.O00
Bonds were weak in sympathy with
stoch declines. Total sales. par value.
aggregated 81 600 600.
Declines OF Il per cent In United States
%. n per cent In Panama 2s and / per
cent In Panama Is were shown by the
quoted rates of the week.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-22

SHEkP-There were no fresh arrivals
OF sheep or lambs today. but the weeks
total is a good big one, anyway. some
last five days. This Is getting close to
the record for any week in August. and
Is the largest week here since last DC
toper, be ns So,ooo larger than week ass.
ago, and 1000 heavier than for the same
week last year.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs.
good 20 choice. SS.45dS.60; lambs, fair to
good, SS.2SQS.45; feeders, $7.5OdIS.z5; year
lings, fair to choice. S5.O0d6.25, yearlings.
feeders. $600d6.75; wethers, fair to choice,
IS. 26Q 500; ewes, good 10 choice, 5000
SIS; ewes, fair to good, $l50GpO.oo; ewes.
feeders, tA25Df75.
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-22

NEW YORK. Aug. 2f.-CoFFEE-Tho
market for coffee futures was unsettled
today with prices working lower under
near-month liquidation and some trade
selling accompanied by reports Of lower
firm offers from Bra2r The opening was
steady AZ a decline Of roints TO an ad-
pretty well during the early trading, bat
offerings increased, with December con-
tracts selling Off 10 GOO. and the close
was TO 10 noints net lower Sales 10 90
bags. August, 628e; September, 6'Sc
october. acc: November. ems; December.
Goo; January, 8 sc; February 6t9c
June, 6e6c; July. e7oc, Spot barely
steady; RIO 7s 7c: Santos IS, 9atc Cost
and freight quotations were UNCHANGED
10 10 points iower with repHrts that there
were two offers OF well described Santos
~. Rio exchange was 2-l6d lower at
IL b-16d. Mi-reis pTtees were unchanged.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-22
Total FsSsiP5s .iii,i.;i

CAIILh-As usual on Saturday, there
way Of beef steers on the market and
values were nominally unchanged. Re-
cetpts for the week have been approx
mately 2O.SOO head. or 1850 more than the
year, About two-thirds of the arrivals
this week have been rangers and the pro-
portion of cornfeds has been compare
lively small. Dressed beef men have APP
parently preferred the rangers. and the
trend Of values on cornfed cattle has been
lower from start to finish, the decline for
the week amounting to 1b4Dc,
fed yeariinss, ;s.oSaS.so: fair to good led
yearllngs. 81 159S.75; common to fair fed
yearlipgs 6.75eD7.75, good 20 choice heavy
beeves. ss0oQe,4o; fair to good .cornfed
FED Seeyes, siCOGs Is; prime grass bseves.
g 8qe.s5; good to choice grass eeeves,
" .e5QSs2S; fair to good grass beevea, $40
A4lS; common to fair grass beeves. s.; 20
$50, good TO choice fed cows, 3Ssoqa. q !;
good to choice grass heifers, s6.5097.0 20 {;
good to choice grass cows. s6,2bQ6.7b; fair
to good cows. 50. I5Q6,Si common TO fair
sfS5@S.6o; fall to good feeders. ss.7OGIss
common TO fair stockers. $5.5006. 20; stock
heifers. 80 75Q6. %; stock cows. t5.bOY6 90
stock calves. s6.5O9e0 90; veal calves. 5000
HoGS-Supplies were rust fair for a
Saturday, some eighty-two cars, or STA
head making up the days receipts. The
weeks receipts foot up Is. sos head, being
than two weeks ago and 5000 moro than
VIE here ouriaIE-life same Gays ast year.
shippers trade continued on the up
grade this morning, and light hogs sold
better than yesterday. Best lights sold
as high as 1870, with others up to G.15,
and from that on down. Most of the
breSk OF Wednesday and Thursday has
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-22
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKET
All Grains Sell Lower, with Wheat
Taking Biggest Drop, Two to
-Four Cents.
EXPECT A HUGE CORN CROP

OMAHA. August %. 1915.
Al grains are lower today.
wheat takes the biggest drop, selling
% : cents under yesterdays prices.
Corn and oats follow the wheat, corn
selling MQ1c lower and oats which have
peen steady for the last few DAYS. sold
from 1h6f2c lower.
A S,0o0.00O, o00-bushel corn crop "a esti-
mated by the Armour Grain company.
there Is no feeding OF new corn this year.
owing to the abundance OF hay and pas
lures, while last year Il was extensive,
as pastures were very short
This means more corn for market and
a supply OF rough feed never before
New corn Is being offered at Muskogee,
Oki., In wagon loads at 65c. Texas Is Of
iering new corn all over the southwest
SlearancoG: Wheat and flour equal to
10000 ou, ooln. 1000 bu.. and oats, 1900
Liverpool spot; Wheat, unchanged and
corn, unchanged TO Nd lower.
Urinary wheat receipts were l. 200
bu., and shipments OF l.165, 900 bu., against
receipts Of i.SS6.uo0 blu. and shipments 81
!W,O00 bu. last year.
Primary corn receipts were 100000 bu.
and shipments OF $4,000 bu., against re-
ceipts of 1.25s,OOO bu. and shipments of
s2S,OO0 bu. last year.
Primary oats receipts were l. 900 bu.
and shipments of 66i,00 bu., against re-
ceipts of l,236.000 bu. and shipments OF
5000 bu. last year.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-22

oGiet; MiddiinE npiands. SSoc: sales a
bales.
,sotton futures opened steady: October,
ssOci December s,5Ie: January, sesci
Cotton futures clooed steady October
e.lSc December. 9.l7c: January. $3.50;
March 9.s3c; May. 1007c
unchanged: good niddiings 572d; mid
dlings. 542di low middlings, 4s6c sales.
900 bales
The cotton market closed steadIer by
covering, but prices showed net losses
OF from to IS points for the day with
December contracts quoted at 9l7 or about
y 80 per bale below the high level reached
on Thursdays bulge.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-22
!. fnT RnrEnPT,s

These sales were reported today; Wheat
No. 2 hard winter: 1 car, N.O9N. No.
hard winter: 3-5 car (old), $la; l car
s1.07it; cars, N.07; car. Ao6h; J car
s1.06, cars, S1.05. No. 4 hard winter:
car. 81 10; car, H.Os; car H.@s ! car
sl.Os; Ia cars, Sl.02; 3 cars, N:oIls; / car,
s1.O1N: cars, $l.01. No. mixed: ! car
(poor). CSC. Sample;- car, ssc; car,
CSC; cars, SIC. Oats-No. white: 6 cars,
sc. No white: cars. Sc; cars, 31sc.
Sampled car, S6.sc; l car, Sc. Rye-No,
2: y car, 95c; 80 car lold), 95c No 4:
cars, 93kc. Barley-No. 8: car, Gle.
Corn-No. white: 8 cars. 73%c; car.
75l1c. MOI 3 white: | car. 7sEo. No.
15lso; ? cars, 75l4c. No. 5 yellow / car,
I41kc. No. yellow: ] car, 74lkc. No.
mixed car, 74sc. No. mixed: cars,
73itc No. mixed; car (near Yellow,
74Hc; cars, 73lsc. No. 6 mixed: car,
vac. Sample: cars, 66%c; car. CSC.
Omaha Cash Prces-Wheat: No. tur-
key, s1.06QL2s: No. 3 turkey, s1.Uld Is;
No. hard, S1.0SGD1 "a; No. 3 hard, 81 .0Sg
10; No, 4 hard, Sl.olq1.1S; No, z spring,
durum, s4GI9Sc; No durum. 90q93c. Corn:
No. white, 7s1zQ7Satc; No. white, .72Adp
734c: No white. 736f73ho, No. white,
I24s G173c: No. s white, 72Ikd729ac;, No. 2
yellow, 151tU7519c; No. 3 yellow, 75010lRc;
No. yellow, 74stf575c: No. 5 yellow. 74k8
q4Ikc; No. 0 yellow. 746f74lsc; No 2 mixed,
7340731sc; No. mixed, 7S97Sifc; No.
No. s mixed. 72d7Sc. Oats-No white,
s9% @4cAzc; STANDARD, SslGG4Oikc; No. 3
white. s96f4Ocs No. white. IlE6D2ec. Bar
ley: Mating new, 54G62c; No. 1 feed
new. 4sGp4Sc. Rye: No. 2 s4ae5c; No. 3,
eS1k@94c.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-22
Kansas CIty Live stock Mnrlket.

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 21.-CATTLE--No
receipts; market steady; prime fed steers,
Ss50Q9.9o: dressed beef steers. N.A09 40;
western steers, $70Q9.o0: stockers and
feeders t6SaS%; bulls, %2Cq6.75; calves,
s. O0Ql0S.
HOGS-Receipts. 100 head; market
higher bulk OF sales. s6.4007%, heavy.
81. 3f6.S0. packers and butchers, 5000
sHEEF AND IAkfBS-Reeeipts, 900
head: market higher; lambs, fS25@S, 20;
yearlings, 6. 2Sd7Oo; wethers, t550q6. 20
eMea, 6&0R.OO.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-22
chicago Live stock Market.

CHICAGO, Aug. n.-CATTLE-Re-
lceipts, 40 head; market steady. beef cat
tie, S6OO611O1 Is; western steers, S. 75Qs. IS;
cows and helfers. $3.1O1s.Oo; calves, 5000
400
Ho0s-Receipts. 5000 head; market
slow 70 loo above yesterdays average;
bulk OF sales, s6e0Gf7. 20; light, N00d7 IS;
mixed, $s1bt7.7o; heavy. S5.9507OO: rough,
&. s6al5 10; pigs. $7.0oQs.o0
SHBEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 1900
head; market strong; sheep, $S.6666. %;
lambs, 36.50GSS5.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-22

MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. H.-WHEAT-
September. Ghc; December. SIC; No. !
hard. Sl.45h; No. northern, $l.2lbQD
14'&
FTOUR-reclined; fancy patents 1856;
first c'esrs s6.69: seco-d clears. ~ 20
BARLDY-old. @dT1c; new. 5eq61c.
RYEe-o66 99c.
BRAN-S2lO O
COR~-No. yellow, 77tk6l9Sc.
QATS-No. white, 361fQ86c
rIaAx-s1. 62ik al. e41
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-22
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

Cattle weaI<--HOgs strOng-sheep
steady.
CHICAGO. Aug. A.-CATTLE-Receip
100 head market. weak; native beef
cattle, $6.Oofl10 Is; western steers, S. 75D
9.i5i cows and heifers, sslOasO0; calves.
S. 5Ofl12. g.
HOoS-Receipts, 5000 head; market
strong at SC 10 10c advance; bulk OF sales
620qdl0; light S7O0q7.s5: mixed. S6l5Q
40; heavy, y6.s597.O0; rough, f59oae.i0.
pigs, t7.006lf.00.
5HEEP AND IA1iBs-Reeeipts. 1900
head; market. steady: wethers, 1900
6.25; ewes, sS50Gl5.70. lambs, $6b09S.S5.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-22

ceipta, 90 head: market steady; native
beef steers. N.50ql0,15; yearling steers
and heifers. sS.60Qi0.0O cows, S5.O0qq. 90;
steers, s525QSS5: COWS and heifers, 1900
$50; native calves t6.O0Qll.Oo.
HOGS--Receipts, 400 head; market
steady; pigs and lights. S7.4O0f. Is; M Ked
and butchers. H.iSg115; good heavy, $50
SHEEP AND LAMBS-No receipts;
market steady: lambs, t775gs.5O; sheep
and ewes, S5.bOd7O0.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-22

LONDON. Aug a.-Hoiiday ON the
sILVER-Bar. z25td per ounce.
MONFY-3fl4 per cent
DISCOUNT RATES-short bills, sJk per
cent; three months, ~ per cent
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-22

ST. LOUIS. No. Aug. N.-WHEAT-No.
2 red. Sit; No hard, ll.I2 September.
u .02A; December. t1.O0M
CORN-Serternbe 73&c: December, eos
core: No 2 nominal: No. 2 white, 7Shc
oATs-septembe-. s7kc; December. sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-22

NEW YORK. Aug 4-SUGAR-F'u-
lures declined on commission house SELL
ing today. The closing was ou ct. I'M
changed 10 10 points lower. Sales, 100
tons; September. Seoc; December as0c:
March soc; May, Bloc.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-22

ST. JOSEPH, No. Aug. H.-CATTLE-
81. iOn9.8h. cows and heifers. 81 000o %.
calves. 81 hOl1lOB.
HOGS Receipts. 1850 head; market
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. none:
market nominal; lambs. S.eo6GT0
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-22
Dr. aood. MnrkAt.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2l-DRY GOODS
cotton, steady. Jeans, steady; buriap.
dress goods and mems wear were "a
steady demand for future delivery.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-22

mixed. .ss.slqe.5o; light, seOO@aso; bulk OF
sales, t6.100B.5G.
Sheep AND L.AMBs-Receipts. 900
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-22

Apartments. flats, houses and cottages
can be rented quickly and cheaply by
Bee For Rent"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-22

LIVERPOOL Aug. u.-WHEAT-Spot
No. Manitoba, lis SID: No 3. lis sid (:
No. northern Duluth, lis sd.
cORN-SDot. American. mixed. new. ss.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-22

Eve sorat@d ApsIes and Dried Frufts
NEW YORK. Aug. H.-EVAFORATED
APPI.E S-DuH
DRIED FRUITS-Prunes. STEADY; april
cots. steady: peaches. quiet raAHIns. firm
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-22

sI0UA CITY, Ia. Aug. 2L-CATTLf.--
HOGS Receipts. s.5o0 head; market
steady 70 l5c higher. heavy. s65ca7.s5;
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-22

Receipts and disposition OF live stock
at the Union Stock yards, South Omaha,
Neb.t for twenty-four hours, ending at
o clock p, M, yesterday;
RECIPTS-CAR LOTS
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-22
CIearing Hoase Bank ststement.

NEW YORK, Aug. H.-The actual con-
dttion of clearing house banks and trust
= companies for the week shows that they
Hold ti92, 5s7 $40 reserve in excess of legal
Tho statement follows.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-22

esn be rented quickly and cheaply by a
Bee For Rent