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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-28

S S 3. w., .ssss South
Four sunk by British Off Falkland islands
is-rtaly seires Aviona Albania
Fob 2-Britain declares all food con,raband
last a BOer rebel. sarsnder
iiuned States eeis-rents American
l7-oermans submarine blockade States
as-Unod steamer caris sunk by North Sc. mine
Mar 1s-Three ally batteships DardanelIes
,a-Ains. and at p.rdaneii..
s .ss nphov w p. r.,r.,
,ons BY uSss 100: %" fs 100 Americans
Jun. Sscl aes Ssr on As ssss pr,.mv
% sss s... S. s; :.s.s
July Seen captures Southwest Africa.
dSo turkish cau.u. army into Armenia
Sept l-Gemany to sink liners without
state, asks recall Of Austrian Ys SS pumO
Oct s-French and British land in Greece
sss s Ssss. s Sss.'' invading Serbia
al-Russans halt German advance
Doc l-Turks near Basd.d
,s ssn a' sr.s ss.ss" oa iis% Serbia
a5-Ford peace party.
Jan. e-Last ally soldier leaves Dardaneles
l7-Montensgro makes separate
April e ss, s'e 41.s sn vsF'an
I - Russ ans. land 1 France
2s-Britsh surrender to Turks at KuteLAmara
May LEADERS of Irish rebels executed
British and IS German warships sunk
juno bord Kitchener tope
7-Italisns
s-ausssns re,enier GaIcia
sss Ts's 4on TsT%Sy saou, uooo
27-AngoFrench drive renewed.
July 4-Russans reenter Hungary.
9-German submarine liner reaches Baltimore
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-28

! the royal automobile rounded q
street corner In Sarajevo. capital
Of Bosnia
After the assassination. Austria
demanded punishment of the insti-
gators OF the plot, and asked per.
mission TO participate in the inves-
tigation. also requiring supervision
over Serbian courts.
Serbia granted all demands az.
cept that Of participation by Aus
tria In Serb courts. Austria re-
peated her demands in an ultima
tum on July %. and meeting no
favorable response. declared war
on July rs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-28

II was the assassination Of
Arehduke Francis Ferdinand
snd wife. the Duchess Of
Hohenbure. Just two years and
one month ago today. that Ht
the fuse leading TO the Euro
pean powder-bsrrsi.
For a month peace hung In
the balance, tili on July 70
Austria declared war on Ser.
bIa, pIun3ing the world Into
combat.
Francis Ferdinand and bis wife
who had been Countess Sophie
a Bohemian. were shot by
Gavrio Princip. a Serb student, az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-28
~ CARL w. AckERMAN

~ CARL W. AckERMAN
United Prsss s.sff Correspondent
WITH THE GERMAN
ARMY BEFORE vERDUN,
July 27.--(vis Berlin, Amster-
dam and London. )--0ermsny's
mastery hero At vsrdun rob-
bed the French Of their, great
est chance to cooperate In the
British drive. ~ French POSI-
tIons had not been under at
tack by the German forces,
troops under the trI-colors
could have hammered there 81
nuitaneousIy with the British
thrust. But Germany now
dominates the city.
German officers say tho maiT
hing now is not whether Germany
s TO take Verdun--but that the
reutonic forces remain as mas
.ers Of the battlefield.
Travelling all along the German
'front.' In this section. talking with
officers and men. find differ
ant opinion as 10 the wars END
rom that entertained elsewhere.
The belief of all 10 that the wars
end Is far away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-28
BRITISH DRIVE OUT FOE
e. pAso.-oo . repor. that .

Ell PAso.-on q report that q
Villlsta band was near Boquillas,
close to the American line. Lieut..
Col. Jose Rioias was ordered by
Gen. Trevlno TO leave Ojinaga with
a strong Carranzista column TO at
tack the bandits. state official dis
patches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-28
HIGH SPOTS IN WAR

Juno 2sArcduke Ferdinand
ajeyo, Princp
July 29-Auaria makes impossible demands Of Serbia
2sAusia declares Serbia; mobilxes fleet
3iAn markets world closed
1-Germany declares n
sGemany declares France and Belgium and nvades
Belgium.
4-Brisn declares o.
tackled.
b-Kitchcncr appointed
6-AustriA declares n Russia
Serbia declares
1iGeman Montenegro declares
o. Germany, France Austria
l2-Engand declares Austria.
fo-Germans
23-Japan a wal
26-Germans Surrender Togoand 90 British
2s-Fye German warrhips Hegoand.
Sept Aiensten
2-French Bordeaux
~ turned back a the Marne
i2Aiss their trenches the Asne opening
worlds battle
2G-Rusaians
5-ftussans defeat AuEustowo
e-Germans Antwerp.
n South Africa
1<-Gemans driven OF Russia
ao-RussiA declares o. Turkey
Admiral cradocks fleet off Chile
e-Germans surrender Tsngtau.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-28

WAeHlkoToN.--Mrs. Katherine
Wylie, whose husband. Horace Wy
lle, eloped In 1910 with Mrs. Helen
Boyt Hichborn, wife OF Phillip
Hichborn, was granted an absolute
0vorce today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-28

bank OF the Msuse.
Here was dangerous ground--s
no mans land. where no ono was
permitted to ontar. Towns were
in ruins. In tho distance. Dead
mans hill was discernibie--its
brownish summit necked by white
puffs Of shrapnel shells In the blue
sky.
Thru field glasses. dusty burrows
plowed up the slope by French ar.
tiliery shells could be plainly seen.
the shells exploding after churning
the ground in irregular rows.
From Hin Ill we motored In a
roundabout way behind the lines
OF HIN $40. which the French bonn
bsrded yesterday.
Fresh she'll craters SCARED tho
daisy and poppy fields. Below q
spider web Of trenches led to Fort
Souville.
Thru glasses, the German lines
near Froid Terrs and Thiaumont
we're dimly discernible. marked
moro plainly by the line OF explod-
Ing shrapnel In tho sky than on tho
earth.
Later We visited the Argonne
forest.
II the earth had been robbed Of
all living things for ten miles on
either side Of thu trenches behind
the lines. -hs activity hero makes
up for II.
Soldiers 20 to and from the
trenches In automobile transports.
Bodies OF recruits maneuver on
hillsides. being schooled In hand
grenade and other attacks from old
line trenches. captured long ago.
Little Serbian ponies, burdened
under machine guns scurry back
and forth.
French vomen and children
working in the fields or playing IN
the streets are everywhere sesn.
BRITISH DRIVE OUT FOE
LONDON, July 2s.-British
troops have driven the German
Brandenburgers out OF Delville
wood. according to Gen. Haig's re-
port TO the war office today.
Further progress at Longueval"
was announced by the British com.
mander who also related gains
near Pozieres.
Northeast OF Souchez and else
where Haig reported artillery com.
bats.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-28
poG STOPPED. SAY GERMANS

BERLIN. July 2s.-"The enemy
osnnot boast II has progressed" de-
dared the war department official
statement today. referring to Brit
IN attacks on the Pozieres sector.
~Enemy attacks near Pozieres
I'D southeast OF Foureaux woods
vore broken down. the statement
nooorts. Bitter hand-tohand fight
1ng occurred at Longueval and In
~ Delville wood"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-28
BRITISH HAVE
BIG ADVANTAGE
osrmans Are Driven From
Cover in Poxieres
Sector
KAISER IS RESISTING

LONDON. July 2s.-UntII ~
10y, British troops Fights 70
pu1h thru In the Pszisrss sse-
~ have been thrustlrs up Hill.
.-Iedsy thsy have the ad-
pS1n1ses Of fighting from above
~ enemy be.eW.
They havs the sd6sd I'd
vintage Of attsetins m enemy
uMslded BY natural cover. and
new eustsd from the psrma-
nens steel and eenerets-eon-
oeruetsd trenches, perfected In
ths long months Of the dead
ooek.
Foremost among the disad
S1ntages Of Gen. Haig's position
Was the fact that the kaiser II
Waking superhuman efforts tc
oesm any further break in his line
Reserves have been stripped
lSom all along the remainder u
~ German front TO be massed
1psinst the British or used In coun
~ attAcks-
Special dispatches from verdrn
~ the Germans attack there has
Vnned into q mere ordinary A.
0nmN instead Of the holocaust oil
lame from artillery with which
- French fortress had been del
0gO4 during the last six months.
Hpe.ts here agree that tbs
&n1oor win make a desperate ut
toupt In concerted counter at
enGkS 10 win back the ground
vTung from his soldiers BY the
0r1t1sh.
An advance much farther alons
Ne road from Pozieres TO Ban
Jaume by the British would men
Gee the Germah troops In the an
de Of the line from Thiepval south
est. possibly forcing a retirement
fhoro.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-01
new YORK CENTRAL'S
INCOME SHOWS GAIN
Large Increases Both in Main
Line and Boston l. Al
bany Reports.

The report Of the New York Central
Lines for April shows that the New York
Central Railroad texcluding the Boston
and Albany gross income amounted
to s%s.512.s77. an increase Of &1.37S,756,
and net income OF s2.903,416. an Increase
of s044.62s over April a year ago De-
auctions from income amounted 10
s3.609.56 an increase Of s432.130 over
the same month In 1915. Operating
revenues amounted TO s~16.203.s0s and
operating expenses s10,513.29a. Set OPP
Grating revenue wa s5,69O,5 500.
During the same month the Boston
and Albany showed gross income
amounting to s653.7S2. an increase OF
s24s.5s5. and net income OF s2+1.410
an increase OF $2o9.725 over the cor.
responding month in the preceding year
Operating were &1.s1s.311 and
operating expenses s1.13a.44I.
Earnings Of the New York Contra
railroad Excluding the Boston and Al
bany) for the -four months ended Arri
80 last show large increases. Gross in
come amounted to s24.%57.+70. an In
crease Of s9.31s.422. and net income
increased ss.s5o,747 over similar months
In tho year before. Operating revenue
were ss3,O76,T90 and operating ex'
penses s4i.644.271.
Gross income OF the Boston and Al
bany for the same period amounted Il
s2.04s.071. an increase Of &s6i.S37. ant
net income OF s+I2.37< showed an in
crease Of S72s.6s1 over the preceding
years similar period. when there was
heavy deficit. Operating revenues. were
ss.s37.55s and operating expenses
s~4475,323.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-01
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

tn. Sew oriesn: Railway and Lish, tom.
a Sa" ,nc rspc." Of si ,ss.oss ' ovss ,h %. as i;ss.;' for
,:si,Si7.s a.sr.a.. Of ,ss,sci.. ana .ndd'' = sur
The report, Of tn. augusta Aiken Raj.
m2n'h OF April 'he~: gross earning. Of
being an Increase Of ,i'o.sss and tn. latter
an Increase Of ss,osl over the figures Tor
..er. The .arpiu" FOR TIT. period wa.
For tn. March quarter Of tn. curr.n,
ports gross Of sEs.s.s SIS as co rpmpda' win
iS32,7@s for the first quarter oflgi5 For
s Msryh the nft saTn'ngs Of INC Inc GompHny
March. This decline In earnings. which
began about a year nso, ha. been The re:
,htIss comp",,ion a,ndf /, %i I. cSpect"d mat at
the comrany VII soon show gains
subsidiary 81 the American water Works
and Electric .company, reports Tor the
a"G net IF . ap1i, sros ., Gnr9i1gs Of 'SS''1Si
creases ~ silo.?7s and sss,7 o6 respectively
over the sane month In the preceding year,
an Increase Of s3s, 1870 For the FIRST four
m,onths of isls gross earnings were
1915. net earnings s9s9.las. an Increase Of
s.5t.:sS. and surplus s3?is5i. an Increase
OF sl92 03?
The Pennsylvania Utilities Company. n
subsidiary Of the General ,;as and Electric
Comnsny, has sold to lce,, Higsinson 4
gage 3 per cent. sinking fund bonds, due
ltid. This sale provides for the retire
ment of $1,000. 400 bonds Of the Eastern
F"nnsvlvanih Power Company. which the
Pennsylvania Utilities company succeeds
The latter company ~ tht. connection LAS
lOl until June 8 Of the cntir" issue NJ z
year i per cent. construction and purrhasc
money notes due July |, 1917, Of the East
crn Fhnusylvania Power COMPANY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-01
DU POINT DIVIDEND rs p. G..
special Declaration Of "a y Per
Cent, Par In AngIo-Frsnch Bonds.

WILMINGTON, Del. May 3l.-E. 7. du
Font de Nemours a Co. have declared a
regular quarterly dividend Of ~ per
cent. on tho common stock and a special
dividend OF 23l2 yer rent for the quar-
ter. Of which SIS per cent. will be paid
In cash inc the remainder in Anglo
French bonds at 96 and interest. The
dividends are payable June Is to stock
Of record May 81.
This is the second common dividend
which will he paid In part in Anglo
French bonds. on February 20 last 10
per cont. was declared on the common.
payable in the bonds at rs. This
amounted to approximately SIS. 900, 900
In the bonds. The dividend Just de-
clared entails the distribution to common
stock holders of approximately the same
amount Of bonds at 90.
When the Anglo-French loan was
brought put In this country a large
number OF munition firms subscribed
heavily. II was reported at that time
that the du ront company took s35 .0o0.-
600 worth. II hat figure is correct the
company has nearly disposed of It's hold
ings OF these securities through the spe-
cial dividends.
on the %debenture stock the regular
quarterly dividend Of ~ per cent. was
declared payable July 20 TO holders OF
record July 10. The company has paid
n total OF 20 per cent. on the common
stock since II came into existence.
The l.. !. du Pont de Semours Powder
Company tthe old company has de-
ciared the regular quarterly dividend ~
Ia per cent. on the common stock and
II. per cent. on the secured stock. both
payable August ! to stock Of record
July 90.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-01
BRITISH CREDIT EXTENDED.
Interest Rate on sBo.OOO,oO0 Il
Raised "a 3 Per Cent.

Tho $50, ooo, 900 credit arranged last
November by British Joint stock banks
will several New York and other Ameri-
car banks to run six months at an In
terest rate of AZ per cent. has been
extended for another yea at a rate of
6 per cent. The present credit expires
June 20. II was stated that the In.
crease In the interest rate was due to
the Increase In the rate on time money.
Participation In the renewed credit will
he offered to the same banks that share
In the present one. II was announced
at the time Of the bringing out Of the
credit that II had been widely distributed
in several cities.
The present credit was planned shortly
after the floating Of the A~nglo-Frencli
loan to furnish dollar exchange for
English importers. Although not a cen,
Of II has as yet been touched. the belief
Ia expressed that its continuance Is
deemed advisable in London as a pre-.
parcdness measure. For some time there
have been predictions o local bant.
ers that new and vigorous measures
on the part Of the British Government,
would he necessary to support sterling
exchange. The apparent neffectivenes
Of the present gold movement from Can,
ada has been pointed out and the evi.
! dent difficulties of the British Govern.
, ment In mobilizing all American securi'
ties held there.
The Assay ONCE yesterday received
So. 500. 900 additional in Canadian goit
bars from Ottawa to the account Of
]. +. Morgan 4 Co. This brings III.
total or the present movement from
the Bank Of England branch to S23.
QOO, 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-01
FINDS PRICES GO UP
AS WAGES ADVANCE
Reserve Agent Jay Tells Of
Good Business. hut Scar
city Of Labor.
STRIKES CAUSE DELAY

Pierre Jay. Federal reserve agent IN
New York, In a statement prepared for
tho Federal Reserve Bulletin reports
business as good and fairly active. He
tells Of a scarcity of labor n ma
~terials, increasing payrolls and advance
ing prices.
"A continuance OF good and very &C.
tive business Is reported by correspond
ents in all sections Of this Federal re-
serve district" says Mr.. Jay. "Nearly
every one refers TO the backwardness OF
the season, the scarcity Of materials and
labor. difficulties OF transportation, in
creasing payrolls and advancing prices.
Collections are said to he unusually
good. except In country places, whore
impossible roads caused slow payments
Several savings banks in this district
ave reported larger net deposits and a
better ratio of increase than In the cor.
responding period OF last year. On"
large institution attributes the Increase
to high wages.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-01
SECURITIES SOLD AT AUCTION

$50 ,'har"s American Coal 90. Of All.g
hany County, $50 per share.
"a shares Maryland coat 20. preferred Of
Allegheny County 20 per cent. can
celled, 81 per share,
"a shares MARYLAND Coal 90. common OF
West Virginia. sIs per share,
. shares Rumson Country club. SCI per
share.
5000" Dr"amland q per cent. mortgage
and income registered gold bonds
,ritlr Guarantee 4 Trust 60. ms trus.
tee certificate Of drposiD; 5000 Es-
ta'cs Of Long Reach Il per cent. bonds,
l+o shares Estates OF Long Beach,
81 1000 lot.
Kings County Gas 4 Illuminating
90. trst mortgage = per cent. bond,
i040, Interest April and October, 07L..
81 900 Rrading 90. and Philadelphia and
Reading coal n Iron "a. 4 per cert.
genera mortgage" bond, 1907: interest
January and July, ~
$40. 600 bond and mortgage made by
nathan n Levin 60. 10 George n
Buckhse, dated November =, 1911, on
promises southeast corner East lTsth
street aud Grand Boulevard and Cor
course. known As lots Mo-. 2G and ~
on map OF i31 lots belonging to tn.
'stat. Of Thomas %, wooif, and as,
cs shares Colonial Nfs Insurance N. Of
Jersey city. n, j., aOt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-01
FINANCIAL NOTES.

on and after Iune'1 the Investment bond
business 81 Boyer & CO.. 10 %Broad"ny;
style Of u +. Coombs & Go. Tho arm
win continue. % buy. soil and quote mar
orders in investment bonds of larger de-
nominations
Anew high record for production was
n month wan n p&s ApTr T rssis. ME %Nen i]ES oa,'
put totalled s.9l2.3GO pounds.
Kelley. Howell & Co. i5 Broad street.
Avenue Hotel, Fourth avenue and Thirty
third street. to-day. under IN" manage
ment OF James \. Morrow.
Lee, Higginson & Co. have plrcht-oi
from tho Pennsylvania Ttiliti-s Comp,u
100000 nrst and r"rundine n"rtsus,
= per cent, sinking fund bond. du" l'4'
u. 500 900 bonds Of the Eastern Pennsyl.
vania Power company. which tho Penn.
sylvania ItilitieS Company succeeds.
Tho PIt,sburg steel COMPANY will call
8 per cent. notes. due January /. 1920.
having paid of out Of surplus earnings
issued January /, 1918, and due serialiy
January /, 1915, 1871? and 1920.
The Equitable Trust Company has
moved It's trust. reorganization, transfer
and coupon departments into the now
quarter leased by II at 81 Exchange
place. which adjolns Its building. 81 Wall
street, 10 the south.
The New Haven railroad has sent n
circular letter to shippers, consign"cs and
commercial organizations in New Englanl
outlining tho manner In which they tuu
assist and expedite the termination 81
the embargo on shipments into New Eng
land.
The Bureau Of Foreign and Domestic
Commerce announces that an open com
petitive examination for the position II
translator tariff assistant will he held on
June 81 under the direction OF the United
States Civil Service Commission. The
salary for the position ranges from 81, zoo
90 $500 a year.
Pierce C.. Williams Of New York, formerly
Of W. r, Grace & Co, and the Crucih'e
Steel Company. has been appointed com
mercial attaChe at London to succeed
Albertus II, Baldwin,
The Mechanics and Metals National
Bank has prepared a digest Of the country
wide check collection plan that Is ia be
put into effect By the Federal Reserve
Board on July Is, II Is In pamphlet form
and shows how the facilities Of the Federal
reserve banks are 10 operate In the UNI
versal collection Of bank checks,
Tho jurisdiction OF A.. b. Plant, comp.
troller Of the southern Railway Company,
will be extended, beginning on June I, over
the lines OF the Cincinnati, New Orleans
and Texas Pacific Railway and the Ala
bama Great southern Railroad. Announce
ment of his appointment as comptroller OF
these companies was made yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-01
THE GRAIN
Wheat Weak Early - Liverpool
Under Pressure-RaIIy Follows.

In face Of one ~ the weakes, Liver
pool markets. NJ tho season export in
terests ~purchascd six carroes Of wheat
hera va.,orJay .,d tho,, uore other
,a.at- a..,a.a,, -,
ioreisn purchases n coHs'ueraolc var
or ms absorption was IN Canadian
wheats. This was credited to the British
Government. IL was I'm contrast with
Is.,'. $1,000, H. 40.
aeclhes OF : 10 0 cens repor'eo IN ,ne
Liverpool list since the close OF Mondays
market. The opinion wac again ex-
pr,ssed ,h,, ,oo much s,pniacanrc WAS
a,,a.,aa 90 81. ct. ohanaas n, ti,a,-
a''a'"eu w '"e P.Nc 'na"seo ., '"'ei-
pool on many DAYS 'ne foreign mar
ket is u~nresponsive TO declines and adj
yances here and subsequently readiust-
49,. nv a. - .s,a
menus are "'aue' asa "S is hno"" VIC
Liverpool grain markets are still under
Government supervision.
Wheat prices an this .,de wsrs ,owsrsd
-. - .SSr.ss,s
Sharply LOT " 'ime' n conslueraule
amount or LIQUIDATION was inspired by
the decentralization at Liverpool. There
were .o,ne he,rlsh ,te,pa from abroad
49,, ,ara," - . It,. ,.a...n,,n. 81. H.
break. The drop OF lbs. In the Argentine
freight rate deserved recognition. and
,bere vas an ,ncreose NJ nearly TooO :
80 49,
ooV pushe's IN 'ne fiSllsn visible sup
ply statement, but otherwise there was
no real attempt made to account for the
.h.r, iouar,ro -, tho I,c,Ish crioos
e"'p "T.i"s nv r"s"s" p'"
General European crop accounts sug-
reet fair prospects. but m acreages con-
si.ierahlv reduced
~, -, -. ,o l., ~. u.n,
ra"y IL ~" 49, rhare wore
W. ma - go, ~,
s.op ~ 1.nu ~, ,n. ""a,
"u ~. We. not .n.,nev
,mne vus,us ~. 1879 ~ ~ m., eh' -,
w ou,ins Is's Has ~ - ~.
~. p.'.e1sn'.a
i."e'"r pue''"" -,
n , ms bsa . hux,r, am% ~. hu,i..
OF 'ne measy eNpor. ouyins anu :. vi.
IN ohaamounA "'a'e reppr, icsue","a
w, r..oEvr,es Vonuit."n W.
sIN.n ca'ahoI'a' asa'nst ~. ~
anu ~ rs. ye"I' ,rop tNP'.ts 1890
report improNeI Prrospec!s tnrouen w..
Wes a. ,rsu.. W. - smo"s'', w.
there mas unquesllohao'g pe'h ~ sIe"t
ahlount ot Mthter Mn,"t u..erIoration anu
,ne sprins "neh, .Iop ~ "ppa.cn.s s'ats-
ing win a hanuicap OF an hcrease ue-
erase rdnkrls IIom . ~ = w. o 6oo
IN worlus Nl,lpIe suPrty ,n,WS 'sv..-
ouV oushsIs OF wheat IN the ini'tn s'a.ss'
against .s'ooV ooo bushels Ia.t x,ar 20,
vVu,uoV IN .anaIh Hsaihs' i'uv" wv ~
year ana los ooo'ooo IN anu anoad LOT tne
United hihguom' against 'i'oVo'ooo a year
ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-01
Live Stock Market.

WEDNESDAY, May 81
Receipts ~ hceves were 1,7s2 head. in
Guiding with previous arrivals 81 cars for
sale Steers were slow to n fraction lower;
bulls In demand and steady; choice fat
COWS and bologna stock steady; other
grades steady to a fraction lower. Good
10 choice steers sold Mt $50 slO.65 pcr 100
lbs; bulls at sse5mS cows at tnss;
faiiends at s2.JOms3.7t. Dressed beef arm
at liTlGc. for city dressed native sides;
binds and ribs, l70:oc.; ehucks and plates,
12Tl+c.
Receipts Of calves were 1880 head, in
only fair and prices averaged lust about
steady with las, Mondays sales. Tho
pens were well cleared. Common to choice
veais sold at samsl2 25 per 100 his . fcv
e~eiected at sl?.37A $3.50: culis ats7uss:
skim milk calves at ss.5oasI50. Dressed
Calves In moderate request at l4a l9c.
for city dressed veals and i2ha Hl7c, for
country dressed.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs were 900
head. Including s cars for the market,
making with previous arrivals ~ cars on
sale. Sheep were slow and easier; lambs
dull but Just about steady. yearllngs slow
with Q weak feeling. Common 10 good
sheep sold at S5mt per 100 lbs ,ulls at
Se.bo01t:bo; lambs at III tomsl250. a
few yearlings at SIi9, Dressed mutton
slow at llMl6r.: dressed lambs easier 1T
e0022c. dressed ycarlings at i5Hlgc.
Country dressed dollhouse lambs no longer
Rscsipts Of hogs w.r. ..so5 head. In.
oluding . oars for the market, Irices were
full steady. with sales At 50 20 500 per
aee lbs; roughs sold al Is, j0as.1b