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tom of the empty pan, rewinds the
alarm.
The apparatus requires no at
tention beyond oiling.
A cheaper design, with only the
alarm device and without the au-
tomato emptying feature, will
also be marketed.
The man who tested Prof. Ga
Jumps original model furnishes
this testimonials:
my wife had filed papers for
divorce, because the woman in the
flat below insulted her, because
their kitchen wallpaper peeled off,
because water dripped down from
our apartment, because the refrig-
orator pan overflowed, because /
failed to empty is before l went to
work. This quarrel has been set
tied, and the woman below here
with encloses her order for one of
your pans. I regard this the great
est household convenience ever Of
fered the American husband.
"The use of aluminium in the
replaced parts has completely
overcome the rusting Of the early
model"
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BY j. W. pEGLER.
United Press Leased WIrc.N

WITH THE AMERICAN EN-
p Il ID T ION A r Y ARMY IN
FRANCE, Aug. 20.-General
Pershing thinks his soldiers are
progressing satisfactorily in
their battle training. lie said so
today following a surprise inspec-
ton visit of yesterday.
II am entirely satisfied with
what l have seem" the American
commander asserted. "One thing
that impressed me forcibly was
the spirit of the officers and
men"
The first notice the American
troops had of their commanders
visit was an excited burst of
bugle calls about dawn. The
men tumbled hurriedly from their
hunks and lined up at assembly.
Then the word flew over the
camp that Gen. Pershing and
Gen. Petain had quietly slipped
into the adjacent town during the
night.
The United States troops stood
at attention while dust cloud
grew bigger and bigger. heralding
the visitors approach in automo-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-20
BY Basil M. Manly
ISneciaJ I'm The Times

WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug. 90.
The only idea of the senate
finance committee charged with
the duty of raising revenues to
pay Uncle Sans estimated war
expenditures of $17,000,000,000,
is to avoid taxing wealth and war
profits and put off the evil day of
reckoning as far as possible.
Instead of meeting fairly and
squarely the fact that they must
provide about ten billions more
than was contemplated when the
original revenue bill was drafted
in the house, they are planning to
add less than two hundred mill
lions to the amount provided for
in the house bill and leave the
question of providing the bulk of
the revenue until the next ses-
sion of congress which meets In
December.
They are copying the VIII
Iage spendthrift's system OF
finance-"Neverp pay for any
thing until you have to and
Gnen DOffOW tle Uoutt.
The plain truth is the aggrega-
ton of hard-shell conservatives
who make up the senate finance
committee can't make up their
minds to tax big incomes and war
profits as heavily as the needs Of
the nation demand and they don't
dare face the country IL they
raise taxes from any other source.
Passing the Buck.
So they are trying to get away
with 1t. partly by increasing the
indirect taxes on booze, beer,
sugar, coffee and tea, where they
think they won't be noticed, and
partly by passing the buck until
next December in the hope there
will be a miracle, and peace will
come or gold dollars will drop into
the treasury like mamma from
heaven.
In the meantime they are salv-
ing their consciences and trying
to put up front by making in
significant increases of 1 or per
cent in the super-tax on large in:
comes, and putting 2 per cent
more on the net earnings of all
corporations, regardless OF wheth-
er they have war profits or not.
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Signs that guard indianapolis
war garden de luxe and women
who till it.
Especial to The Tfmes.)

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. 20.
-"WARNING, Anyone trespass-
ing in this garden will be shot at
sunrise. II not up, will be shot in
bed"
That's the magic sign that pro-
tects Indianapolis war garden de
luxe, in the heart of the fashion,
able residence district.
Lettuce, onions, peas, potatoes,
cabbage and even the lowly bean
all are safe from marauders,
and flourish.
The garden is composed of four
city lots-each 35 by IS feet.
The men plowed it-and now the
women till it.
What men? Bankers, brokers,
doctors, lawyers! They stop off
on their way home in their limou-
sines. Perhaps, IL not too tired
from the days "gruelling grind"
they condescend to give the gar
den its evening drink.
But the wedding and hoeing.-
the city's blue book furnishes a
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44th st. Body removed to G. c..
Mellinger's. Funeral at p. m.
Monday. Interment Tacoma GEM
etery.
Michiko Suvama, age 3, Sunday
at home of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Suyama, 4718 So. Wash
ington ST., as result of burns.
Funeral at 3:30 Monday from G..
w. Piper's. Body will be Gre
mated.
Scott Nicholas. 10, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Aida n. Nicholas, 3635
So. ] ST., drowned Sunday at Amer
lean lake. Body removed to Buck
ley-King's. Funeral announce
ments later.
Funeral Of Henry G. Hansen
Monday morning from st. Leo's
church. Inserment Calvary GEM
etery under direction l.. M. Gaff-
ney Co.
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Let Wealth Escape,
Senate's Sole Idea
Will BE Something Doing.

VIII BE Something Doing.
They may think they can
get away with this; but there
are a few people I'm Washing
ton who try at least to keep
in touch with the folk back
home, and they say there is
going to be something doing
when the people find ont
what the finance committee
has done and is planning to
do.
There is no more chance, they
say, of concealing from the house
wives the fact that their break
fast table is being soaked to pay
the war cost, while wal profit.
get off easy, than there IS of q
poor man overlooking the thief
of his pocketbook.
Besides, no member of the
finance committee, except
LaFolIette, and he hardly
counts these days, has walked
up to the fact that their bOr-
rowing plans mean a Liberty
Loan is going to- have to be
floated every two months.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-20
EDISON CALLS ON
PRESIDENT: SUBS?

sphieu fresA A.ehseu WIFE,
WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug. 90.
A. Edison will see
President Wilson at p. m. This
news, given cut at the White
House today, launched again the
query, HAS Edison got some
thing?"
For weeks the famous inventor
has been closeted with his secrets
in his New Jersey plant, as de-
tailed by Scripps newspapers sew
eral days ago. The object of his
visit Is not revealed.
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CHICKEN FOR TROOPERS

Sixty chickens and 30 homemade biscuits the
ner given by the Mothers the Sunday
memorable
Mrs d. +. Roberts president
Johnson Brown Mrs Williams
the kitchen
terfered with the soldiers
Forty other
The capacity surprised the their
families
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Lowe is II years of age, but he
has passed the physical test and
has been accepted as carpenters
mate in the navy. He lives in
Kansas City, Mo-, and is a Civil
war veteran.
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roster of the women gardeners
who, for this, forget party decol-
lette and come out in Bingham
and sunbonnets.
In the blue book they appear
as Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N. Fatout, DR..
and Mrs. A. f. Hess, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. H. Hess and Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Roberts.
But now, by day. Mesdames
Hess, Fatout ct al are out in the
sun picking potato bugs, spraying.
wedding or MISREPRESENTATION
the tan they we're wont in other
summers to have applied at sea-
shore or mountain resort--but
after all by the same brush of
Dame Nature.
Who would dare raid war gar
den protected by this sign:
THIS GARDEN A WAR ZOHH
Trespassers VIII Be Pe-Tpf-D oodI
Or this grim warming:
IN MEMORYi
HE WOULD TRESPASSi
us .|
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-20
GERMAN DECLARES GOD
"POINTS TO THE U-BOATS"

That God has given the nom
Germanic world a bad harvest and
that the Deity also points to the
U-boats" as Germany's path TO
victory is the assertion of Dr..
Rosicke, described as president OF
the Schleswig Holstein Farmers
union, in an article in the
Deutsche Tageszeitung:
THE good God Himself has
with His own finger pointed out
the way for us. He has given the
world so bad a harvest that Eng
land is unable to feed herself. If,
however, we leave to England
the possibility of procuring by
ships the import of wheat from
Australia, India, and elsewhere, it
is doubtful whether the good
God will feel inclined to grant us
such splendid opportunity
to smash our enemy. For it is
His wish that we grasp the hand
he holds out to us. That Divine
hand points to the U-boat, and also
to our generals in east and west,
whom the good God wishes 10
spur on to procure for His beloved
nation the prize for which it is
is PLACED ON
FRA NKFORT ZEITCNG
Frankfort Zeitung. leading Or
gan of German industrial and fl
nancial leaders, has been barred
from publishing political artiles
because on June "a it displayed
prominently an article attacking
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DEATHS

Reynold Arde, 16 months, Sum
day at homo of HIS parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Arde. SOL No.
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Max lander caught prowling
around Nisqually power station
and arrested by military guards.
He says he's a German.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-20
}Ss' Gist

tt scrend annual reunion and
picnic of widows and widowers of
Upton county, Ind, widows will
go prepared TO feed two.
j. W. II. Sutherland of Hell
lingham, killed with Canadians in
France.
Auto Coaster Wagons, $i.25
and up. Palace Hardware Co,
1911 Pacific ave. adv.
New guard at Camp Lewis fires
two shots to get relief from duty,
and unwittingly calls out fire
squad.
Only one known dead in big
powder explosion at Montreal.
Grays Harbor Lumber Co. at
Hoquiam, organizes fire depart
ment of its own.
Big dance with refreshments at
Eagles hall next Tuesday night.
Tacoma Jazz Orchestra. adv.
Because of friction with city
council, Mayor ]. Ballard of KEEL
so resigns.
Let Duenwalds prepare box
for the boy, Zip Broadway. adv.
Princeton students are hard at
work under instruction of Cana
dian officer learning how to use
bayonet on Germans.
BUSINESS men of Ellensburg
send Is wash tubs with wash
boards and scrub brushes to
Troop A at American lake. They
want their sons kept clean.
Army Of grasshoppers devastat-
ing fields near Kelso.
DIR. Cozza, dentist, 2O3 PrOvi.
dent. adv.
Yak ina county forms county
council of defense.
Corporal Harold Willis of BOs-
ton, member of Lafayette squad
ron, fails to return from big
\
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Extensive food riots i'm Finland
towns.
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TURN TO THE CLASSIFIED
WANT ADS ON PAGE z FOR
RESULTS: SEE PAGE SEVEN.
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Don't permit yourself
to become too serious,
too high tensioned;
laugh with the Duffs
and Everett True daily.
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COMMERCIAL DVNDERY q
PRINTING co. Main AIT. adv,

A Mrs. Schneider of Ashford,
phones Tacoma police TO be on
lookout for her 16-year-old daugh-
ter who she fears has become in
fatuated with strange man and has
eloped. 1t is though. she is in
Tacoma hiding.
Five-passenger auto belonging
to Frederick Beebe, 2120 No. An
derson st., is stolen from 18th and
@.
Prominent Seattle persons said
to be connected with escape of six
prisoners from King county jail
Saturday.
Federal government will furnish
1000 rifles for newly organized
homo guard of Oregon.
.-i--s
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CAMP COMMANDERS
ORDERED TO POSTS

Omitted Press Leased WireD
CAMP COMMANDERS, MEMO
PARK, Cal, Aug. 20.-Brigadier
geenrals assigned to commands at
Camp Fremont were ordered to-
day to report August rs. Major
General Hunter Liggett, who
will command Camp Fremont, is
expected to assume his duties i'm
mediately thereafter, according
to announcement today.
The human body contains about
0ne-siXth of an ounce of iron.
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Corporal Harold willis of b.

ton, member of Lafayette squad
ron, fails to return from big
French air raid Saturday.
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TURN TO THE CLAssIFTKvs
WANT ADS ON PAGE 4 ron
RESULTS. SEE PAGE SEVEN.
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EATING BANANA BREAD

Especial %
ST KITS, 20.-nhabitans British Indies
eating banana bread wheat bread make for
the loss
The bread made flour
wheat highly paaable
vaned sheet the product ordinary mill One
baked a 3 Ger q
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Yakima county forms county
council of defense.
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because of friction with city
council, Mayor J. Ballard of KEEL
so resigns.
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Let Duenwald's prepare box
for the boy, Zip Broadway. adv.
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Big dance with refreshments at
Eagles hall next Tuesday night.
Tacoma Jazz Orchestra. adv.
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Federal government will furnish
1000 rifles for newly organized
Hispano América., 1917-09-16

guez... hacia la IGUALDAD. Co
mo la PATRIA en- la persecusion de
csc anhelo santo de LUZ no ha podi-
do sustraerse a las leyes del planeta
de que lorna parte....
'Porque a pesaT del SOL, ell Universe,
Tiene no hes obscuras, muy obscuras
v asi tras la aurora del dia de Llber-
tad de HIDALGO. .tuvo que segulr
el oscurecer del Imperio de lturbide
v la noche de la Dictadura de Santa
Ana. tras Ia aurora del dia de FRA
TERNIDAD de Juarez, tuvo que Sc
puir ell oscurecer del lmperlo de Ma
ximiliano Y la noche de la Dictadura
de Porfirio Diaz y tras los esplendo-
res del dia de IUALDAD de MADE
RO tuvo que venir ell oscurecer del
traidor Hurrta y la noche de las puni-
twas de Veracruz y de Chihuahua.
iOh cumbres de serenidad... 80! como
ahora me daceis ensanchar ell corazon
paar con ,odas sus potencias bendecir
la memoria de nuestros heroes muei-
tOS....
iOh cumbres de SERENIDAD, CO.
mo ahora desde tus alturas al tender
la mirada hacia la Patria, me poneis
delante la a%iluueta del Dante, a quien
oigo repet,r:
al bajar la pendiente de la vida,
Me halle de pronto en- n selva
(obscura
Agreste y sin vereda conocida...
DIR. MANUEL ]. UREA
Hispano América., 1917-09-16
LA EXCOMUNION DEL CURA
HIDALGO

Soy usando de la autoridad que
e%jerzco como obispo electo y gober-
nador de esta mira, declare: que ell
referido D. Miguel Hidalgo, cura de
Dolores, y sus los tres ca
pitanes citados, son perturbadores del
orden public. seductores del pueblo,
sacrilegos, v que han incurrido en- la
excomunion mayor del Canon Siquis
suadente Diabolo", por haber atenta-
do a la persona y libertad del sacris-
tan de Dolores, del cura de Chama-
cuero, y de varios religiosos del con-
vento del Carmen de Celaya, aprisio-
nandolos V manteniendolos arrestados
Los declare excomulgados vitandos 3
p~rohibiendo, como prohibo, ell que
ninguno les de socorro, auxilio y ia
Vol baJo la pena de excomunion
mayor, ipsofacto insurrenda, sirvien-
do de monicicn este edicto, en- que
desde ahora Eara entonces declare in.
cursos a los contraventores. 49,"
-"Dado en- Valladolid a "a de
s~eptiembce de 1810-Manuel Abad Y
Queipo, Obispo electo de Michacan.
POI mandate de S. S. Y. ell obispo mi
Sr.-Santiago GAMMA, Srio."
Hispano América., 1917-09-16
HISPANO AMERICA.

calipticos y Sc renuevan las marav1-
las de los tiempos biblicos: Sc des-
gajan los cielCs y l~lueven estrellas; Sc
abren los abismos y caen t%orrentes
que extasian. Cruzan los espacios ri
EOS lumireos que Sc resuelven en- liam
to policromo.
Frente al edificio inconmovible, la
muchedumbre ruge. Is manos, en-
punando Ell sombrero o un estandar-
tie, Sc levantan tremulas como en- una
conjunction, aplazando no Sc Sabe que
extranas ~venganzas, respondlendo a
inescrutables profecias. Las pupilas
estan dilatadas y hay en- elias un CO.
ruscar bizarre e imponente. Los pc
chos sc ensanchan por ell entusiasmo;
las frentes enardecidas, poseen una
insolita serenidad.
La muchedumbre ruge.. .Renue-
va su juramento espartano de unir ell
polvo de sus huesos al del desierto an
ties que tornar avergonzada por la de-
rrota. Sc halla en- Ell instante del SUI
promo amor Al son de la vieja cam
pana, viene a depositar ante la bande-
ia la ofrenda de sus heroismos!
Jose de J. Nunez y Dominique
Hispano América., 1917-09-16
Las FieStas de La Patria
en- Mexico.
LA SUENA

La campana historical suena, la es-
quila epica deja caer sobre la muche-
dumbre, como una lluvia de petalos
eucaristicos,5 viejo, su claro, su jo-
cundo tintineo. FL cielo esta lleno de
r%esplandores, de aurora boreal y la
ciudad parece III estupendo cofre So
bre cuyos lutos radian las gemas
enormes de los edi1icios iluminados.
Is la media noche y en- ell larario de
las intimes efusiones los turibulos e
rigen la fervida llama del incienso.
La campana suena, suena, suena.
En- Ell s%ilencio de tragedia, precur-
sor del instante unico Sc We ell balan-
Geo de su lengua broncinea, pero su
clamor de gloria Sc pierde en- la no
che, que diluye en- ell ulular de las
bocas que gritan a la patria sus AFRO
lladores entusiasmos.
Hispano América., 1917-09-16

La vibracion, sin embargo, roper
cute en- las almas estremeciendolas
con un ca]osfrio ndescriptible, con
un calosfrio de agonia y de resurec-
cion al mismo tempo, de aniquila-
miento y de jubilo a la vez. Sc adj
vina la vocesita metalica y los espi-
ritus, avidos de la communion divina,
son como anforas enjutas que tienen
abiertos todos los poros para escri-
Dir el don de esa gregueria melan-
colica.
La campana suena Igual que en- ell
alba lejana que abrio su varillaje de
lumbre sobre nuestra historic para
guar a los legnidos y a los martires,
la campana suena convocando a la
misa patriotica. Bajo ell misterio &C.
leste, los corazones, en- una oferta st.-
blime Sc elevan como hostias hume
das de lagrimas.
Hispano América., 1917-09-16
1G de s~eptiembre de 1917
UN NUEVo DEScUBRIMlENTO
MARAVILOSO DE UN FAMOSO
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Entire los muitIples descubrImlentos mo-
dernos hechos en- benefIclo de la humanl-
dad, Sc ha anunciado uno de grande I'm
p%ortancla en- ell mundo de a Medlclna y
que esta destInado a producIr un sentl-
mlento de consuelo al pubIlco en- general y
en- particular a una numerosa clase de
pacientes.
Muchos lnfelIces que, no de ahora, han
IvIdo en- continue ansledad por ell tenor
e no poder curarse y de ser una carga pa
a los amigos y para la propla famllla, ter
nInaran por conslderar ell nueVo descubrl-
mIento como un verdadero don del clelo.
Hispano América., 1917-09-16
LA FLAMEA

La bandera flamea.. 49,. .Dentro del
marco rutilo de los focos electricos
que lloran como luceros, ell pendon
t~ricolor, "manchado con ell polvo de
las tumbas, enido con la sangre de
los muertos" extiende sus amparado-
ras tafetanas. Tn viento de popey
la acaricia; una brisa que lIega de Ia
Eternidad y que trae la algeria de to-
das las comarcas hace que muestre la
gloria de sus matices a los ojos Gle
Cos por Ell gozo y la f~iereza. Sc ALA
y es roJa completamente 10 mismo
que un labaro escarlata, que una gran
hama movll; hacia I'm lado semeja I'm
troza de iris en- que Sc han cuaiado
los tintes de in crepusculo ~fastuoso;
Sc abate, y resulta una mancha blan-
ca, algo candida e inviolable, como I'm
velo de @vestal, como una guedeia de
la cabellera de nieve de I~xtaccihuat1
La bandera flameal =. En- sus
pliegues Sc acoge Ell caglor de los
clarines, revientan las fanfarrias V la
luz salta EN- TN rocio de orc. La de-
coracion Official desaparece; las ar
caicas tlligranas del palacio de los
virreyes Sc hunde en- la noche; solo
queda la bandera que ondea. incolu-
me, triunfante, bendita entire todas
las banderasi
Hispano América., 1917-09-16

NO ma Taltaoo QUEEN maya
querIdo lnvestlgar las yen-
taJas de tan gran descLnrI-
mlehto, avocandose con ell
descubrldor, ell Qulmi3o y
kronDeryer
(943 kearny ST., San Fran
cisco, CALI cullen ha sldo
condecorado en- las mas &C.
Iebradas UnIversIdades de
Europa.
Hispano América., 1917-09-16
LA MUCIiEDUMBRE RUE

La muchedumbre rule. Es TN
trepidar de cataclismo, un rumor de
tumulto' n espantosa algarabia de
Voces enronquecidas y de acento vi
rules. En- la TERRA hay milagros apo
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-27

CHICAGO. March 27-A flood of un-
favorable crop reports, some of them OF
sensational character, coupled with cables
from Buenos Aires to the effect that the
President of Argentina promulgated de-
cree forbdding exports ofgrain. caused big
gains in the wheat market here today.
May got to within y cent of the previous
top mark established on November IL, and
the new crop deliveries moved into new
high ground for the movement. Commits
sion houses were active purchasers and
there was good demand from shorts
Included among the takers were interests
which yesterday considered the crop news
exaggerated. The weather forecast for the
next thirty-six hours indicated fair and
warmer conditions throughout the belt. The
situation in Argentina gave emphasis to
the adverse domestic crop information.
The high on May was s1.95A, the low
s1.91, and the close s1.94k a 194 against
s1.9Ofs at the close yesterday. The best
on July was s1.6SA the bottom s1.63A
and the final S1.66as q 1861 compared
with $1.63a at the end yesterday. The
top on September was s1.54h, the low
$3.50 and the last s1531a, against s1.50A
yesterdays last price.
Winnipeg reported foreigners large buyers
Of May and July there. The local stock of
hard winter is decreasing steadily.
The visible supply IN the lnlteu StdtcS'
according to Bradstreet's, is 4S,62S,OOO
bushels a decrease of 1,785,000 bushels for
the week, and compares with ,67,5S0,OO0
bushels last year. In Canada 1t is S4324,-
900 bushels, decrease of S6S,OOO bushels
for the week, and compares with s5,5O5,oOO
bushels a year ago. No advices were re-
ceived as to supplies in Europe
cable from Liverpool said that the
British Government had recently made large
purchases Of -four in Canada, approximately
500, 900 sacks The English market was
firm.
Corn was also strong, but the market was
not active. Contract stocks are down to
10S, 900 bushels. against 2,024,0O0 bushels
year ago. Offerings from the country
continued light. Firm activities are fully
under way and little corn is expected to
come from first hands in the near future.
The market at Liverpool was firm
Oats were in good demand speculatively,
and in a shipping way New Orleans inter-
ests are outbidding chicago dealers at
points in Illinois and are also buying here
at stiff prices for export. The market at
Liverpool was firm with arrivals liberal and
consumption good.