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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-14
Entertainment Feature.

The Loyal Women. OF. the Elm crow"
Christian church. have completed all ar
ranecmcnts for an entertainment and
parcel post sale. which Will b" h"'d 4;
Inc church on Tuesday. March Is. when
:, cordial invitation is extended IT. all It"
attend. Tho affair will ho ire" I" al
and A nominal sum will he charged for
the refreshments for tn" benefit 81 tn"
church. -
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David Joseph.

David Joseph. a Syrian OF Martins :.
Ferry. passed away yesterday morning
n, the North Wheeling hospital foiloW-
ing an illness Of influenza ana pne9 .:
monia. He was 80 years OF age. ahd 10;
,,urvived hv n wife and five children, an
Of whom are i'll Of influenza at the'n
same hospital. The funeral will Dr.
held in Martins Ferry. 49,.
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NlNSSrS
Surprise Party.

\ delightful surprise was rendered
Miss i.ulu Long. Of Main street. last
evening. honnring the occasion or her
Dirt hday.
Dancing was enjoyed until i o'clock.
when luncheon was served by th"
hostess. Miss Long was presented with
4 diamond cavalier.
JnrIrdc1
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Sunshine Unity Club.

Tho SunShjn" Unity C1uh wa* organ
izcd las, evening p, tho First GnitlrIlu
church. lis purpoS" ~ 1" Civ" IT. ""n-
b, RS both literary and $"cla! cn'"r.a IL
urculs All persons VIII" attend ~"
church and are young enough III spirit
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orrrsE THAT DOES NOT AFFECT
HEAD.

r.ccausa nf its tonic and laxative Ct
f"ct LAXATIVE BROMo QTIN1EE
t.rahlctS) cen be- taken by anyone Win
oiii causing nervousness or ringing IN
80 bead There is. only one "Bromo
ouininc" Z. W. GROVES signature on
,hr box S0c.
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The deceased worked at the local mills,
and had many friends and acquainlcc,
.ances in Wheeling and vicinity who Will
be gricvcd TO learn Of his death. hrs
wife is critically i'll Of pneumonia at
The nrrScnt time. -
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DANC1NG!

Pref. OaimAn's dances every Tuesday.
Thursday and Friday nights. Market
Auditorium. Premier orchestra.
Dancing al tn" Elns Auditorium every
Saturday evening
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MuScue Party.

Mrs g, c. Holcomb WIS hostess TO the
members Of the Philathca class OF Inc
Thomson NJ. +. church last evening at
her home on South Huron street. There
was q pretty grouping of quaint and
uni1ue costumes and music and games
were enjoyed until A fatf nour. when
refreshments were served by the hostess.
Miss Ida Whitescll was chairman IN
charge and was responsible for an on
ioyable. party.
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Clifford Walton.

,unord Walton. -. O: 80: Alley
r., died nj pneumonia N'dh"sua' hlEn
-! IN, ohio Valley General hospital.
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rr4adefpnis Supper Success.

The supper served by the ladies Of inc
Triadc phia NJ. E. church last evening
was success in every way. The mrnn
Was delicious and the attendance Srl"n-
did, Their" was also a musical program
which was enjoyed.
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birthday Surprise.

Last evening al her home IN Mount dc
Chantal. Miss Teresa Maggie was given
4 pleasant Surpis" by R number Of he
friends. Tho occasion was in honor o.
her 18th birthday. The evening WAS
Sp"n, in games. music and dancing ant:
dainty refreshments were served. Those
who enjoyed tn" affair wcr":
Misses:
Teresa Magic Eiizabnih Myers.
Agnes frSr. Lulu !towmbn,
Lillian Preston, Minnie Fisher,
trccllu Wilhelm.
MnSSrs:
Charles Favish. Eugene Magic.
Kurt Becker Christian Hoffman.
Harry Baltz. Vim. Fisher.
Jack Gordon. Harold NaGle,
Dan SlcinigcT Charles Maggie.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Maggie.
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Rook-Rev1ew Luncheon,

The Drama league Of IN" Woman :
club will enjoy n oonk-rfTi"w lrlnch"on
today at the Windsor hotel. Mrs. aver
Kelley will discuss sonia l"e'Hr-
thirty Is the hour named. BUSINESS ma
tcrs will then be discussed at general
meeting OF the club. and IN" current
events department vii haV" It's meftihE
at 9 o'clock, with Mrs. DcI3olt OF Fair
n,ont as the interesting lalkcr. A good
attendance Is expected
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Tho greater the necessity for SAVING.
,hc rrrate- your opportunity r. us"
~. IuI,il Ernrrr Want Ads
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Invitations Received.

The following invitations have be"r
received in the city.
Mullen Division A. q. II.
Annual Dance
Market Auditorium
Monday Evening. March II. 1919.
BachmannS Orchestra.
Ladies Auxiliary.
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Misses:

Misses:
Florence Trrins Sylvia Little.
Mary nriscull. Gertrude Love-.
Florence pcrEan. May SrbmaltnE
Ruby Smith. Mary :Ackcrmann.
Clara Bowers Rose \ ckrrnlann.
Nora stein. kIhrrrinc GatcI%.
Gertrude Morris.
NlrSSrS:
Harry Morris. Iur frotonc.
Joseph O'Toolc, Adrian Damon.
~ Crotonc Jones Green.
John Kelly. John RobuSki
Robt Niedemcyer James Biddle.
Henry Nicdemcycr. Anthony Murphy,
Tom Dalon, Herman StrCk.
Allen I.andrrs Robert Murphy,
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The Arion members enjoyed ono OF
their delightful affairs yesterday. includ-
inc a cuchcr in the afternoon supper
from 5 until : and IL dancing party in
tho evening. The winners OF the 800
contest were Mcsdamcs Charles bromcr'
and Brannen. while McsdamcS August
Marshner and Brovcrmann captured the
cuchrc prizes The domino prize was
given to Mrs Minnie Schalrrr.
The dancing WIGS especially enjoyable.
orchestra music being given by Bach
mans orchestra who furnished IN on
ccllent program There Wet" attractir"
decorations pertaining 10 81. l'atrlck
Day in evidence. and altogether Il jolly
shirt prcvadeti tho atmosphere. Ther"
wcrn more than zoo couples on thr floor,
making A scene full Of mirth and beauty.
1t was quito rho biggest and best affair
held by the .trrn during the season. Ih'
committee included
jW 7 Bcnckc AUX RoCka brand
! Chairman. Henry Wcimcr
Anton Ricbcrsun 4. {. Schneider
John p. Roth Harry Scybold
R. c. Liusley Charles Nor''H'aH
y Thurn Joseph kurtZ
| Charles Brucmmcr George l.. 1ced
II. G. Frcdrichs Harry SchalHr
F. II. Appenzcllcr Ed kirrhner
NJ koycl,n Oscar Holdcrman
| Charles Frcese Il. c. Hackman
III scbmeichcl Frank l.. Rad"r
Frank A. Schneider G. l.. Wo'oer
". G.. Elig II. A. EochaDraho
| Albert Holderrran
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AR|ON NE MbERS
HAD ENJOYABLE
TINE LAST NIGHT
AFTERNOON SPENT WITH CARDS
Followed BY DELIGHTFUL
EVENING SPENT IN DANCING.
500 CONTEST RESULTED IN AWAED-
INC. OF NUMEROUS EXCELLENT
PRIZES TO WINNERS.

OVER TWO HUNDRED COUPLES
PARTICIPATED IN BEST AFFAIR
OF ORGANIZATION THIS SEASON.
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Christ shall have dominion
Over land aui sra.
l:HrIh'S rrmotcSt regions
Shall HIS empire be-
They thai wild inhabt
Shall 1h"ir worship bring
Kings shall render tribui"
Nations serve oar King.
chorus:
CHRIST shall hav" dmminiou
pvr land and sea
ftArth'S r"rnUtrSI regions
Shall His cinpir" be-
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Dancing Party.

The students of III" Elliott CONNER
cial school enjoyed a dancing party last
evening in the Hawl"y building. with an
enthusiastic attendance. There were
other diversions in addition TO the dane
ing and refreshments wcrr served. IN"
following committee was in charge:
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Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-19
Market and Industrial News of the Day
FINANCIAL

New York. Aug. lS.-Securities were un
der severe pressure in today's very ner
vous stock market. some OF the more 90
Nv I'VE issues fsiiins to lowest quotations Of
effaced the material gains scored in the
long sustained bull movement which cul.
minated two weeks ago.
liquidation was resumed at the outset
events over the double holiday, NOTABLY
the Mexican situation ana extension OF
labor troubles. especially the local trac-
ton strike, provoking further selling.
| From the character Of the trading the
decline was obviously assisted to sub.
stantial extent by heavy offerings from
the shorts. who continued to press their
recent advantages on the apparent lack
Of public support. Tho reversal was COM
paratively moderate and held In check
during the first hour out gathered great
er momentum at midday and in the later
dealings. despite the unusual ease Of
ton for sll-ndustrial collateral.
Fitful rallies toward the close lifted
the list from lowest levels but the re-
covery In no important case was more
with weak tone. Sales amounted to
l,226.0O shares
Among the moro extreme declines were
United Cigar. and American Tobacco,
lively. later making up much Of their loss.
Rails trailed along at to almost I points,
put lossea among local utilities were rela-
lively nominal.
The bond market weakened in sympa-
tiny with stocks internationally also re-
acting with other Investment issues To-
tai sales. par value, aggregated Sl3750,-
600. Old United States bonds UNCHANGED
on call.
Further ease of money reflected another
slight rally later in steels, equipments
oils. motors and shppings. The closing
was weak.
lncessant pressure, which embraced all
classes OF issues, attended today's fever
ishly active stock market, leaders declin-
ing to points, some specialties sus-
tanning greater losses. Sales approxi-
mated 1850 900 shares
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-19
Chicago Grain and Provisions.

Chicago, Aug. 1S.--Liquidation was a
constant factor in the corn market today
receiving impetus through favora BILE
weather reports and lack of foreign de-
mand Corn closed heavy at Sc to 4c
net decline with September tl.7s and De-
cember s1.+0h Q1.+O%. Oats lost Ac to
| sac. and provisions $110 to $3.40.
| Corn prices showed weakness from the
start though slight rallies attributed to
short covering were evident from time
to time. Foreign exchange sterling and
continental fell away to new low records
and foreign demand ceased, these con-
ditions contributing to the weakness of
the corn belt staple.
Present conditions OF unrest industrially
and the agitation over the high cost OF
living in the opinion OF some traders had
a besrish tendency.
Oats fell away with corn. Export bust
ness was entirely absent and country Of
ferings were small
Provision prices in all deliveries dropped
sharply, pork in particular sliding rapid
ly, closing $40 below Saturdays figures
time to time Hog prices from 25 to
soc higher did little to stop the decline
In the cured product
Scattered liquidation continued to work
against the market though there were
frequent slight rallies on short covering
New low points touched by foreign ex-
change contributed to the weakness The
market closed heavy, to &C net lower.
" Wit IN - septs e. t.g sl7s and December
Stop loss selling through the session
counter balanced live hog strength and
prices held to low levels
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-19
GRAIN MARKET
Omaha Grain Market.

Omaha. August II, 1919.
| ,Keeelpts OF wheat today were liberal
s Maiie 'no rr,v OF corn apd oats were mod
~ cars Of corn. Is cars OF oats, 8 cars a,
rye and ! cars Of barley.
Wheat had already sales at generally
goods cent lower Corn declined shorty
prices ranging . to cents off for the
ou!k. some going as much as cents de-
cine. Oats were ~ cents lower Rye
cash sales today were:
- WS di / hard: l car, s2.s1; 8 cars.
s%eo, ! car car, s2lo; ! ear s2ls (smuttyj
cars ssfs ;2s sst (ds esmu1ty) mar No. hard
cars, s2.ls; ~ cars, ,!i7; ! car! i -
(smuttY: cars. s2.ls; car, s2.1s
ss?2m aS ,smI,tS car ssls !ys!oT!: cars,
sa.ls (smutty}; cars. ss.is (ye1 Hss'
smutty); No, hard: l car, s22l dark !:
ssn cars, S2Is; l6 cars. ,2:l% cars. s2.l5
!ow) car. ss.ll (yeliow) No. / hard
3 cars. $2.os; "A cars, s2.Os: ii as cars
ss;o7; cars. ss,os; i car. sa.o5 (yellowj
carr. 81 sics esmu,ts s5F' N ssGS bsr s1
7 20 cars. s2os; 4 cars. s2.O2; car. saOs
Sample hard: s-6 car. $500. No spring.
cars ,sso c No. s,i n9F t.mut,s spring. Na
spring: rs car, S2iI (northern5: cars
2l4; car. $2,12; car Sail (northern).
NO. northern spring: car, s21O No.
mixed y, s.S car, s2,l4; car, -s2.l2: / car,
car. s2l4: l car. s2Is. Sample mixed
! car % o.. No. 4 mixed car, $a.o9:
ear car. SOS; car. ss,o7 tsmuttyj.
Corn.No; white, cars. $ls4: No. 3.
No, yellow, I cars. sl.sS: No. . yellow,
10 cars. slS5; No. 3 yellow, cars, s1.s4:
No yellow. . cars, sl.ss; car slss;
: yellow. ! car. $17s: sample yellow,
! car, Wiz: No NAKED, cars, s1ss;
NO = mixed. car. .ti,ss: car, sls2;
NO. : mixed. 3 cars, $1,sl: sample mixed.
| car. &l7S Cheating.
white, l car. TOO (oid); . cars, 6sHc: :
Ears, ssc; No. 4 white, car, Sec; i car.
8S5sc; No. mixed. / car, roc
Rye-No D. l car. s1.45; No 8, 5 cars,
Fl;S3; sample. car. $40.
Barley-No. I. car, $40 (heavy>: i
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-19

Hogs-Receipts OF hogs today were 10
loads estimated at 5000 head 1t was
late In the forenoon before much trad
ing was done, packers assuming an In
different attitude toward the market
When trading began 1t was at prices
the long string at 1925. Bulk Of the
sales was $1s.o0@1s.40 with a top of
$4,000.
Sheep--The heaviest run Of sheep and
lambs receipts so far this season arrived
for this mornings market receipts were
estimated at 5000 head. Wyoming,
Idaho and Nevada contributed the bulk
About three-fourths of the offerings con-
sisted Of feeders Demand from packers
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-19
Quotations furnished by Burns. Brinker
Chicago Live Stool.

Chicago. Aug. 1s.--Hogs-Receipts a.
600 head; estimated tomorrow. 10000
head; unsvenly strong to soc higher. than
| Saturdays general trade; top $21.25:
heavy weight, s1S75921.oO: medium
weiaht. $ls.ooQ2125; light weight. slss6
g2l.so: light light. $l7.75G 20 so: heavy
packing sows, smooth. $l7660lS.65:
packing sows, rough. $l675Ql7.50; pigs,
SIG. so 01S00.
Cattle-Recelpts $4,000 head: estimated
tomorrow, $4,000 head; yearings, best
heavy steers. westerns and feeders
about steady with Friday; butcher cat
tie mostly Csc lower. calves unevenly
steady to lower. Beef steers medium and
heavy weight. choice and prime $4,000
1880; medium and good, sl2 5O9lG0O
common. $1oOo8l35o; light weight good
and choice, s14.00@1S.O0; common and
medium. $s.509l40o; butcher cattle, heif-
ers, s725Gp1bO0; cows, s7.25@13.75; can
ners and cutters. $6.0O@I25; veal calves.
light and handy weight, 3l9.50921.00;
."eder steers, ss5O@166O; cows and hsif.
ers. S9S5@130O.
Sh4ep-Receipts, 1000 head; estimated
tomorrow, 10000 head: strong; lambs, 81
pounds down. s15.5O@lS.50; culis and com
mon. $l0.50Q15.O0; yearling wethers,
$40. rs Ql350; ewes. medium, good and
choice. SsoO@1o00; culs and common,
$3.O0@750
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-19

was apparently broad. but most Of the
bids based early were lower and trade
reflected decline OF about l5925c Good
western lambs sold from tl676@l7OO with
best ewes moving at $500 and choice
wethers are Quotable up to $ll.oo.
FAT EWES.
No. Av. Pr. No, Av. Pr.
So Wyo..lOa rs 100 wyo. .lO7 rs
Although supplies OF feeding lambs
were very heavy country buyers were
plentiful and competition from this quar-
ter active enough to maintain prices. 1t
was generally steady trade with best
feeders selling from $l6,50@l6.6O and
bulk OF the good grades around $4,000
1895
Quotations on Sheep-Lambs. good to
choice. sl6.75q17oo; lambs, fair to good
sleoO@!s75; feeder lambs. good to
UNI, s4,oo@14.75; heavy and common
feeders. sl2.5OQ14O0 yearlings s1loo
gl2.Oo; wethers, $l0.OO9ll.Oo; ewes. good
TO choice. $s,251S,25; ewes, fair to good.
s7.oO8sOo; good feeding ewes. s6,OOp
90: ewes. culls and Gamers, S4.O0@600;
breeding ewes. ss.0o01275.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-19
New York Money.

New York, Aug. ls.--Mercantils Paper
SH @5h; demand7 $424a bles. s426A.
Pennsylvania. 1874; cables, $7e2.
Guilders. demand. 37h cables, S7L.
Lire-Demand, $3.50; cables, 1928.
Marks-Demand, Az: babies, s.
Loans-Time. easier; all dates, 6 Der
cent bid.
Call money, easy: high, per cent:
low, ~ per cent; ruling rate. 4 per cent:
closing bid, 81 per cent; offered at |
Fer cent; last loan, an per cent
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-19

East st. Louis, Aug. s.--Hogs-Receipts
1000 head; market higher; top. sci SO;
bulk, S2100@2l50; medium weight.
sz0.7 G021,50; light weight, $2O5o@ 2i.S5:
light lights, s20OO@20.76; heavy packing
sows. smooth sl75o@1s5O; packing
sows rough, $16.0o817.5o; pigs. $4,000
1000.
Cattle-Receipts, $4,000 head: market
lower; beef steers, medium and heavy
weight, choice and prime, t1726@1s
medium and good, Sl1.75Q145o: common,
$40, 2bgl1.75: light weight, good and
choice. $l1.76@1s.0o. common and good
medium. $s:509l1.75; butcher cattle.
heifers, &6.75Q14,75; cows. s6.759l175;
Gamers and cutters, $5.2506.75; veal
calves, light and handy weight. $4,000
1900; feeder steers. $6.75Ql0.25; stocker-
steers. S6.75Gl000
sheep-Receipts 1000 head; market
steady to lower: lambs. 81 pounds down.
81. S0916.75: oullB and common. $1,000
800; yearlings wethers. s10.900I1.0O;
ewes. medium and choice, ss50@9.OO;
culls and common, $S.0046.00
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-19
Short Term Notes
Quotations furnished BY the
New York Coffee

New York. Aug ls.-Thsre was an ex-
cited advance in the coffee market today
higher Brazilian cables. The opening was
10 to lo7 points higher, with December al
cl.ooc and March at soc on rush of
shorts TO cover and fresh buying, but there
low temperatures had caused general or
serious damage. as later cables from SAN
tos showed reactions in the futures market
there This promoted reatising at the ad-
vance, while there was also scattered trade
selling under which peoomber eased Oft
to 2o4oo during the afternoon. closing at
?e.4sc The general list closed at q net
advance OF 81 to IS points, with tho final
tone steady by reports OF late rally at
Santos September. 0.asc; October, 2o,s3c;
December. sO4sc; January. .+sc; March.
20,40c: May. 30 sec: July. 20,Soc.
Spot coffee, firmer; Rio ". 22k 92ehc;
Santos "a 29& n 3Oc
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-19
Ey,pornted AppIev and Dried Fruits.

New York. Aug ls.-Evaporated Applet
Quiet; western, e0@?4c; state. 3s12
Prunes-DuIl; CALIFORNIA;, lo@2sc: Ore
CONS, 14@3Sc.
Alphabetically: choice. sac: extra choice
26c; fancy ale.
Peaches-Steady: standard. 23c; choice,
24c; fancy, 26c.
Raisins--Firm: loose muScatels. 100
lSl2c; choice to fancy. seeded. l4hcW
lShc; seedless, l7W22c.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-19
OMAHA GRAIN MOVEMENT
RECEIPTS IN OTHER MARKETS
OMAHA GRAIN INSPECTION

The number of cars Of grain of the sew.
eral grades inspected In" here DURING
the last "a hours follows;'
Wheat-No. hard. 49, No hard. 81;
No. hard. So; No. 4 hard. 49, No. s
hard: IL; sample hard, 8; No. mixed. 4;
No. mixed. S; No. mixed, /: No. /
spring. 8; No. spring, S No. I spring
/; No durum. /; total. 34s.
Corn-No. l white. 2; No. white. 8;
No. white. 8; No. 4 white, 3; No. S
white. /; sample white. 1; No / yellow, 3:
No; yellow. 10; No yellow. 4; No. 1
yellow, z; No. yellow. 1; No. yellow, l
No. ? mixed, I; No. 8 mixed, 4; No. 1
mixed, !; No. 5 Mixed /; total S.
oats-No. 2 white /: No 3 white, IS:
No white. 7; sample white, /; total, 80;
Rye-No Q. i; Nc. J. 2: No. 4. /: to-
Barlsy-No. :. .: No. ). !; rejected, 1;
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-19
TurDentine and Rosin.

Savannah, Ga. Aug. 1s.--Turpsntine-
Market firm, $l.b4: sales. $l.s2: receipts,
none: shipments. as bbls; stock 7.i6l
bblS.
Ros,n-Markst firm; sales, "a bbis: re-
ceipts. none; shipments. 1850: stock. A.
523
quote: B. 3l575; y. 1850; f. sls.7b:
F. $500: g, Sl7.25: II. s1775; ]. $ls.65;
X, $ls.7b; NJ. $1,000: N. $4,000; VIC.
$3.50: WV, $2lsO9222b
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-19
Liberty Bond PRICES.

New York. Aug. 1s-Liberty bond prices
at 1l:a0 .. m. were: Shs. $3.50; firsts,
s41o; seconds IS, sa.so; first AIS. s43o;
second ANS, $3.50; third 4As. $3.50: fourth
4As, GAIA; Victory ANS. ss.7o; Victory
ANS. 99.70.
Final prices on Liberty bonds we're:
avs, 9s,7a; first u, $40; second Is. $3.50;
first tAs, s4,5o; second ANS. ss.24: third
ANS, s4,ss; fourth ANS, s314; Victory
3As $40: Victory 4As. 1856.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-19
New York Metals.

New York. Aug. 1s,-Copper-ouiet;
electrolytic. spot. 23@25Ac; August, 81
02s%c; September. 24c.
Iron-steady; No. northern. $4,000;
No. 3 northern, $500; No. . southern,
s2s50.
Lead-steady; spot. b.soe: September.
6.90@s.10c.
spelter-Firm; East ct. Louis delivery,
spot, T70@7s5c; September, Tso0so0c.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-19
New York Sugar.
Aug. ls.-Raw Sugar-Mar'

New York. Aug. ls.-Raw Susar-Mar'
ket steady; centrifugal. 7.2Sc,
Refined. steady; cut loaf. 10. b0c
crushed. 1O,25c; mould A. $500; cubes
9.75c: powdered. s,2oc; standard powdered
also; fine granulated and Diamond A
5000: confectionery A, s.s0c; No. l soft
sugar, $3.50
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-19
Naw York Produce.

New York, Aug. 1s.-Butter-Market
firm; creamery. higher than extras, sac
firsts saw @55c.
Eggs-Steady; fresh gathered extras,
54G soc: extra firsts. b1953c; firsts. II
G50c.
Cheese-Easy; receipts. 1910; state
whole milk, flats, current make, specials,
sou Q3lc; do. average run, 2Sh @ Soc.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-19
Chicago Produce.

Chicago Aug. ls.-Butter--Market high
err: creamery. 4S653c.
Eggs-Receipts. 1897 cases; steady:
frsts, %lQ42c; ordinary frsts. 36h@
37hc; at mark, cases included, IS q Ale:
storage packed firsts, AN 943c.
Poultry. Alive-Higher; springs. sec;
fowls 3Oc
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-19
Cotton FUtures.

New York. Aug. observation-disclosures
opened weak: October. so.30e; December.
aO2Oc; January. so.1oei March. 3oo5c;
May, 3025e.
Futures closed steady; October, 30. 0sc;
December, 30.lsc; January, s0.lse; March.
30.lsc; May. 10000. Spot. quiet; mid-
ding, so.55e.