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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-17
Scandal!
Hymns In
City Park

Our park board is relaxing It's
vieilknce. 49, s tt
The Y. n. c. A. held Q meeting
In Wright park yesterday. and
while none Of its members pray.
ed at least andibly-the spirit
or the park boards action on re-
ligious matters was scandalously
disregarded when the gathering
sang several hymns.
The songs were about such
forbidden subjects as one might
hear OF in church, Yet no park
coppers interfered.
Incidentally, M. H. Marvin
spoke on the problem Of drink
after prohibition has gone into
effect.
How long will the people Of
Tacoma stand for such demon
STATIONS in our public parks?
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BARNES TO BRING
SECOND SUIT IF
HE LOSES FIRST

SYRACUSE, N. ", May IL
1t became known today that Will
liam Barnes, jr., intends to bring
a fresh suit against Col. Roose-
welt If the jury in the present
trial disagrees.
No matter how expensive the
proceeding may be-and 1t is esti-
mated that the case in the first
hearing will have cost Barnes and
Colonel Roosevelt together about
$3O,0O0-Barnes Intends to con-
tinne the fight.
In the event that Barnes re-
ceives a substantial award the
colonel will appeal.
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W|l|i||I|Ia
( THE|[I|, J.
\GI7

j. T. Newbill of the U. s. bu-
reau of agriculture, specialist
in extension work, will lecture at
Lowell school tonight on School
Gardens"
DIR. Morton, Dentist, moved to
eO-7 Fidelity bldg. adv"
Ancient Order Of Hibernians
will celebrate tomorrow evening
at st. Leo's in honor of Tom
Moore, the poet. whose birthday
1t Is.
Ad club will start few things
going at it's meeting Tuesday
evening in the Commercial club.
Bedding Plants-prices reason
able. Ritto Floral Co., 52nd and
NJ. Madison 1133. ''adv.
Ralph Stacy, Tacoma banker,
will talk to Eastern Washington
bankers at Spokane May "a.
Under the auspices ~ tho Sos
OF Norway, the independence day
Of Norway will be ceieDra,eu 70.
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Visitors whose homes are as
wide apart "a Honolulu and Bos-.
ton--and 81 Of them---visited Mt.
Tacoma and the national park
yesterday.
There were Is auto parties,
two motorcycle parties, and the
Milwaukee trains.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-17
PASSENGERS CRY

NEW YORK. May 17.-There
was weeping on the decks of the
st. Louis during the last hour be-
fore shc sailed Saturday. Despite
the fact that she is an American
liner, those who came down to
see off her 365 passengers
thought OF the submarines that
Turk in st. Georges channel and
tears fell without restraint as visi-
tors said farewell to the voyagers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-17
Cheapest
lin Tacoma

The cost OF living this year for
a typical family Of five was $40
less than in Seattle or Spokane.
and 1886 more than last year,
according to figures gathered by
X. w. Olson, state labor commits
sioner. Here are his totals:
Tacoma last year, $431.57; this
years $434.22; increased cost,
$2.65.
Seattle last year. $41S.46; this
year, $443.72; increased cost,
$25.26.
Spokane last year, $424.03;
this year, $444.92; increased
cost, $20.89.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-17
SAN FRANCISCO
WILL RUN LINER
TO ALASKAN PORTS

From San Francisco comes the
story that q steamship company,
hitherto an unknown quantity in
the Northern trade, has complet-
ed arrangements for a direct
ocean service between the Golden
Gate and Southwestern Alaska
ports.
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SPRING REACH?

Take The Times with you this
summer. Keep posted on what's
going on In town. We will send
you The Times every night at no
extra cost. Phone the Circulation
Manager, Main IL. -
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TITANIC CLAIMS

NEW YORK. May 17.-suits
against the Oceanic Steam Navi-
cation Co., Ltd.-White Star
Lne-arising out OF the loss Of
the Titanic for claims aegregat-
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c. P. S. TO REPEAT
"LITTLEST REBEL

Such a crowd attended, Friday
nights performance of The Lit
tlest Rebel" by the Amphictyon
Literary society, at the College OF
Puget Sound, that 1t was decided
to give second performance to-
night.
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night in Moose hall. The pro
ceeds will go toward the build
|! ing of a Norwegian hall.

night In Moose hall. Inc pro
ceeds will go toward the buifd-
ing of Norwegian hall.
A German Zeppelin dropped
over to London yesterday and
dropped few bombs around the
suburbs. Three persons were in
jured.
Picnic and auto lunches put up.
Duenwald's, 313 nth. .'adv. "
Bankers here Will entertain A..
Kains of San Francisco, a menu
Der of the federal bank reserve
board, when he stops here May
"a.
All kinds bedding plants at
Him. Green House, So. 9TH and X.
Advertisement"
At Olympia, SEN. Jones spoke
In the Congregational church and
told members he would not vote
for war because Of the Lusitania
incident.
Bankers will debate tomorrow
night at Tacoma hotel on wheth-
err a certain man is entitled to
credit, his assets and standing
being agreed on.
STANLEY BELL PRINTING CO.
"sdv."
A Zeppelin fought q whole
squadron of British aeroplanes
near Brussels. 1t dropped two
planes. but was itself finally de-
stroyed.
Plans are under way Mt Tenino
for the manufacture Of aniline
dyes.
CentraIia manufacturer plan
the opening of creosoting plant.
Now they deny that the Van
couver, B. c.. cable was attacked
Saturday.
II. #. Wright, former member
Of city council here. died syester-
day at Olympia.
Il. j. Mcmillan lectured tOAn
crowded house at the Tacoma
theater last night.
City Jailer 6teye Murphy sin
seriously Ill with pneumonia.
Western governors will dlson1ss.
today and tomorrow at Seattle
such problems as water-sitas.s
conservation, timber claims AID
irrigation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-17

Dean Virginia G.. Gildersleeve
of Barnard college who declares
that there are fewer divorces
among college women because
the invariably self-reliant college
graduate marries for love not for
a home.
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ing $1S,000,000 came up before
Judge Mayer in U. 8. district
court today on application of the
steamship company to have it's
liability limited to the amount OF
passage money actually paid to
the company.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-17

City Jailer Steve Murphy stlll
seriously Ill with pneumonia.
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Western governors will disO1ss
today and tomorrow at Seattle
such problems as WATERSHEDS,
conservation, timber claims a4d
irrigation.
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Il. J. MCMILLAN lectured toA q
crowded house at the Tacoma
theater last night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-17

CentraIia manufacturers plan
the opening of a creosoting plant.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-17

II. f. Wright, former member
Of city council here. died syester-
day at Olympia.
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Plans are under way Mt Tenino
for the manufacture of aniline
dyes.
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Now they deny that the Van
couver, B. c.. cable was attacked
Saturday.
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STANLEY BKLL PRINTING CO

A Zeppelin fought q whole
squadron of British aeroplanes
near Brussels. 1t dropped two
planes, but was itself finally de-
stroyed.
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Bankers will debate tomorrow
night at Tacoma hotel on wheth-
er a certain man is entitled to
credit, his assets and standing
being agreed on.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-17
FOLLETIN No Is
El hiyjo del mar.
POr CHI. Canivet

en- condolences De poder ac~lararmelo.
Fuera por ignorancia o Po- 9. de-
SEQ de llegar an,es. Belhumaiu no
~contestaba a mis- preguntas hasta. cue
despues de haber subido as eScale-
ras que dan acceso al puente nos en-
contramos en- Ia ciudad.
-sQue dices de este, Santiago:
-Te dire que no es coSa extra
ordinaria. Y no negare que pretlero
mil veces 81 muelle De BarfIeur.
-iPor consequence de Rosita?-
ne interrumpi6 con tono burlon.-
Va me daras tn opinion cuando ha-
vas yisto q Desideria.
-SDesideria:
No todas las jovenes Sc llaman
Rosa, Santiago, Y va te he dicho que
Desideria es una de las hijas del pa
iron Robine. Dentro de diez mimi
tos. a 10 mas. IA veremos.
Ale a~rrastro consigo, y nos halla-
mos en- una Gale ancha y espaeiosa,
con hermosas construccioneS a am
hos lados. Pero la mejor era el no
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Ell RACING DE TWAS

\ debajo un enorme racimo yiole-
IA. mucho mayor que aquel de que
..os hablaba ell maestro de escue!a de
Barfleur cuando Jrataba de Ia tie
IRA de Canaan. colgaba entire hojas
de hermoSo color verde.
-Vamos a entrar aqui-me dijo
mi guia-con las dos pesetas del
patron almorzaremos y veremos a
Desideria.
Me pareci6 acknowledgements
audaz 10 que ME decia; Pero lie Sc
gun.
En- Ia puerta barria IN individuo
calzado con zuecos. BelhUmain lie
~mterpelo:
Soy IN novicio de a bordo de
la Pervenche," de Grandcamp, '
este es eI grumete. sPodria listed de-
crime 81 podemos Yer . Desideria,
la hija del patron Robine, 0 al me-
O. decirle que hay aqui dos ami
que desean hablar con ella?
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-Este-contesto BelhUmain-es
Il nucyo grumete de Ia Pcrvenche, d"
IN buen muchacho. 81 quieres, pue-
les a~orazarie, Desideria; es como
20.
-:9ucs sea-diio-los amigos de
mis- amigos son los MOS,
Muy timidamente aIarguG ell ca
rillo. y me bes5 cordiaImente, dicien-
do:
-Ticne eI aspocto mas simpatico
que ID, y. ademas. me parece que
debe de ser mas formal y mas serio
que ell senior Belhumain.
Yo dejaba cue ne ~ala5ase; pero
me figure que de5ia de estar como
Ia grana a iuzga~ por el calor que
sentia.
Las u~nistades estaban hechas; y
senti ina gran simpatia por aquella
muchacla, tan difereate de u her
manas segdn los retratos hcchos por
BelhUmain.
Nunca habia visto 70 tantas cosas
de cocina, Jantas c~aceroIas, Y me
pregurtaba q quien Sc d~estiHaria TO-
do aquello. cuando IN hombre en-
tr6 en- la cocina con un zorro blan-
co q Il cabeza, una blusa del mismo
color y IN delantaI atado a Ia Gin
tura; IN personaje imponen-e que
ne asust6.
Al Ternos hizo IN gesto de extra
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los eXP}ic6 que nuestra peseta no
ialdria del bolsillo, que aquel Sc
Tor nos ~cOnvidaba, Y cue hasta nos
Iaria cafe y aguardiente, porque
era domingo.
-Ahora marchaos, Y volyed a las
doce en- punto: cuando los viajeroS
sc levanten de la mesa, comeremos
.Aqui comemos los ultimos; pero los
restos son siempre buenos. va 10
Dyes, Belhumain: a las doce en- pun
to,
-Entendido; aunque es algo tar
de, y tengo un APPETITE de mil dia-
bios.
-;Bueno, Observation-Disclosures os
parecera mejoy la comida.
Nos acompano hasta Ia puerta, Y
volvi6 4 u ocupaciones. mientras
H~osotros o fuimos y paseamos al
azar.
Ell mar Sc precipitaba bajo los ar
cos del puente, Y los navios fondea-
dos a 10 largo del muelIe tiraban de
sus amarras con crujidos y ruidos
quejumbrosos: justamente una COLE
ia del puerto de Caen llevaba a popa
%escrito con preciosas letras de orc
cen listas azules el nombre de De-
siberia.
Nos dedicamos a ~recorrer ell pue-
bio, cuyas tiendas, aun abiertas a
pesar de ser domingo, me maravilla-
ban con sus telas embellishments
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1eza. y dirigiendose a Desideria di.
10:
-sQua significa este? .Desde
.uando la cocina esta alberta a todo
Il mundo?
No es todo el mundo, senior Bou-
and-respondio6 Dasideria. Al ma
yor Va lie conoce listed, Y el otro es
81 nuevo grumctc de mi padre.
Y anadi6 timidamerte:
-Vienen a traerme noticias de
casa.
-Entonces-dijo, es distinto.
y ~di-igi6ndosc q Belhumain, ana
do:
-5Vienen ustedes de G~randcamp
a pie?
-Justamente-dijo Belhumain-
dando IN paseo, Y prometi al pa
tron Robine lIevarle noticils de su
hija.
Y agrego:
-Precisamente, e. patron nos ha
dado n peseta a cada uno para al
morzar, Y 81 a listed le parece. meior
sera que la eastemos aqui que en-
otra parte.
Sc echo q reir estrepitosamente,
Y cuando Sc hubo calmado repuso:
-Fayan ustedes a darse VI paseo,
y vuelvan dentro de una bora: al
morzaran ustedes aqui con beside
ria; pero ahora dejenla que trabaje.
Dicho este Sc alejo, Y Desideria
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TIBERIO.

de~splegadas y sus escaparates de to-
das classes ~arreglados artisticamente.
Ne detuve frente q la de un vende-
dor de estampas, que estaban oue5
tas a 10 largo de los criSlales, con CO.
lores llamatiyos, Representative la
mayoria de elias los uniformes del
ejGrcito frances.
Ne fife, no sin algeria, en- una
que representaba IN comisionista Y
que era el retrato exacto del senior
Ramp&n.
Pero 10 que mas atrajo mis- mira
das fue una preciosa hoja de papel
de escritura rodeada de ~filigranas, Y
que tenia en la parte alta, a Ia IL
quierda, una rosa alberta, soberbia,
sobre un tallo adornado de hojas
muy verdes, que parecia querer a.
traer una mariposa de brillantes CO.
lores, cuyas patas Sc agitaban de pla-
Ger antes de posarse en- la flor.
ESQ ~quisiera, comprarlo-dije a
BeIhumain-para escri5ir a la seno-
"a Langlois. iEstoy SECURE de que
le gustaria mucho.
--Entremos-dijo Belhumain.
Ell entro Ell primero en- la tienda
dezierta, Y 70 lie segui, dando vuel-
tas a la CORA entire los dedos. Bel
human grit6:
-iQuien ~despacha?
Oimos un ruido encima de nues-
(Continuara.)
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81 EN- So PUEBLO no hay agente de
LA Prensa dediquese listed a venderla
Y lie producira magnifica utilidad. Escri-
banos V lie daremos nuestras condolences
para los agentes.
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Pesquisa.

= ~ effective d. qualification 60 dlran
4 J.! persona que E.r inlCriur del pt"alrrU
dc M SrnGr padre. Mariana MaSqulil. de-
n~arIonaIId2d IlaIianG. y Quiea two en- IN
tru!pu 81 Residential en- lrl RlU. Texas. IA
>aUGOSr ir>plit~ . san Antonio. Texas. no
habiru.iUiHe rnruHITGdU con ~ ir.Ir haze
= Iic~ ri>ldu>. Di"ildIiS' InTurmes a. So
r"'fn N8~IIiil, T.. -. HuN -. uLuEl. TsNlS.
Il -.
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iOJO.-Se lr mucre a listed al
gun animal lame pOr el TelGfonO
Crockett 1872. o 81 nuevO 1853, y
10 recOicremos libre de cOslO pa
"a listed. cntrrgandoIc un peso por
cada animal que en- cSa forma nos
rntregue.
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DIVERSOS.

COMPRE I'd. ell Almanaque Ilustrado
para 1915 en- la Liberia de Lozano. soc
el ejemplar. Por cOrreo Coo a ~cualGuier
parte de los Estados Unidos.
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iMEXICANOS! Les aviso que no sale
tren de Laredo, Mexico, al sur. Escriba-
me para decirles cuando haya Salida Mi
NATIONAL EXCHANGE
AGENCY Gambia muy barato dinero
mexicano de Bancos, Nacional Y Londres
Y Mexico. i2O Iturbide St. Laredo, Tex.
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II. PHORLEMA hGRARIO. pur 81 ingcniero
T.. Esrubar. In prcnSa. lTcCIU. Si.2J.
J.. -. Ron 81. III PaSu. Texas.
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DR.. DAVID CERNA.- Oficina: 3O3
Frost Building, Telefonos: Travis 1914.
Nuevo l73 .Residencia: Gale Norte Frio
5lS: Telefonos: Crockett 1906.
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AVISOS
ECONOMICOS,
PROFESSIONALS.

DR.. SALOME CARA ALDAPE.-
De la Facultad de Mexico: autorizado
en- ell Estado de Texas; especialista en-
Intermediates Genito-U rinarias'y Cru
jfs en- General. Residencis: Warren
St. 418. Telefono Travis 1897. Oficina:
Frost Building, Telefonos: Nuevo l73.
Old Travis 3644.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-28
FINANCE
RINGING UP FATHER.

NEW YORK. Aug. 21.-Germanys
Implied Willingness 10 disavow the sink
ing OF the Arabic. and other evidence
OF her desire 10 avoid complications
mount factors OF today's active and
strong market. Developments in other
quarters which heightened speculative
optimism included the figures compiled
by the department OF commerce.. indi-
eating that the T. 5. now leads the en-
another very substantial rise In copper
values abroad. and further upward re-
vision OF price schedules for steel. iron
lead and kindred products.
These cheerful auguries were partly
nulli1ed. however. by another drop IN
sxehange on London. demand sterling
falling sc under yesterdays previous
low record TO 4.63L. with renewed
weakness in remittances to Paris and
other continental financial centres.
As whole. metal shares we're the
outstanding issue OF the day. Tennessee
Copper absorbing the greater part OF
the attention by reason OF it's wild
fluctuations. Failure OF the directors 10
action favorable 10 shareholders, caused
a droP OF 10 points In the nrst hour 10
IS. Later II recovered 10 sou and
closed at ssh.
ssh. American Smelling ? \ 10 s21 and
National Lead az TO ssk, with 10 and
s-point advances in Federal Mining
Common and Ereferred at IS and So. re-
,specialties made irregular gains OF :
20 points. and 4. $. steel again on
tremendous dealings. assembled IL 10
q. South Porto Rico sugar stood out
OF 100 shares each. Inevitabie reali1-
ing sales caused some irregularfty and
reeessions AZ the close.
Total sales. $500 shares.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales
par value. aggregated S2.7b0.OOo
L. ,. Bonds were unchanged on call.
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NEw YORK Aug % Cotton fu-
lures opened barely steady October
50 90. December t9s5. January So %.
March ft01s May 1890.
HcaliEiuE end reports ~ little
southern aciliuE cauaed only slight re-
actions after thr early advance ard the
buying movement continued late ln tho
morning with the encouragement off
unfaFurahle weather reports and pre-
dirfInna that The Government rnnfI finn
figures uu MnudaT. would show deter
iornfinn uf 90 least per cent Cor the
month. october contracts cold uu fn
lNli. December NHHN and january fu
ff00l ur o. tn .T point. moo higher
Two private CROP rcrurta unH uIlrirE
the condition Hf Ful and fIr other I'd
CO.'S per cent .ent prices afni higher
during fHr carly afternoon with UrDrHn-
Der .efilrr Ht so Ul anil THuu1rr fr0Tf
o. a. fn lf point. mot higher TrHIInr
w1H Jess active ON fhIH advance hove
ever Hni uri.r. lHfer rr.rI on fr g
points under realizing
Spot cotton steady. uIIdUrr unInnft
ANta nH sales
Cotton Futures closed steady. October
40 Or. fi..fnrE.. frHf. January $40 He
March 5000 Mag fInbI
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TRADE

NEW YORK. Aug. 27-Bradstreets
tomorrow will say; Uplifting factors
continue 20 assert themselves In trade
ana Industrial circles. but at the same
time there T. a degree OF unevenness on
particular sections and certain indus
tries that deprivcs the situation OF uni
future seems undated: our fnterna-
uopal political relations appear 20 have
improved. some sections report larger
road orders. mail-Order trade goes on
Increasing; the southern situation h
briEhteri money everywhere IL plentI-
ful ~ lower rates collections are some
what easier. foreign orders for manu-
featured war supplies continue OF large
proportionss higher prices prevail for
iron and steel and copper has emerged
from It's recent spell Of duliness ON
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. Aug. IT.-Bearish senti-
ment dominated the wheat market TO-
Gay on Improved domestic weather con
oiuons ana . break at Winnipeg The
market closed weak at q net loss OF -
70 4Ae. with September at an and
december at Sbhc. Corn followed
wheat and fell lqlh TO ~ diA.c with
September At - isc. and December 6aL
oStc. oats were depressed by the
slump IN other grain and underwent a
net decline OF " INC TO Ia QiAc. Pro-
visions closed Irregular, with ribs a
shade rrmer. other products easy. The
lower To Thc higher.
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OVER SO YEARS OLD AND NOT GRADUATE UNEMPL DYED

the other hand. buyers have not en-
urely divorced themselves from con-
serNAtlNism; the labor situation tends
70 renect In sporadic strikes the IN
nuenee OF competitive bidding for help,
!etAll trade. though good An some sec.
WOOL. weather IN the west having checL.
ca oistriouuon; paucity OF dyestuns
Snrtails operations In some textile
lighter than last years We.klv banL
eleArings S3.i56 is3 900
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METAL MARKrr

NEw youk Aus 15-The metal or
change quotes
Lad tfafufai. rreIter not quoted
ffE
Copper Arm. cIrctrolytir $500.
Iron STEADY and unchanged
Metal exchange quotes tir aufst
f1f16 1915
AZ London Spot copper f5f roe. ~
furrH fIl. fhH. eierfruivflr fef f0r
ffgE
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MONTY MARKET

NEW YORK. Aug o. = Mercantile
paper ga n1ac sterling 50 day bills
ass. demand fG13b. cables AGasS.
Marks. demand s1ft. cables sd a. IIroa.
demand fGfT cables f6f5 Huhiea. de-
mHud ~ cables 1ftnc Bar silver
Ashac Mexican dollars 3Tr. Govern
mcnt bonds steady Railroad bonds r.
regular
Time loans steady $50 DAYS zsr. %
days 90 nj Be-. six months ahC
call money steady. high gr low r. r.
ruNur rate Sc. IaFt loan. O.. closing
bid D NC. offered az Co.
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HAY AND GRAIN
Quotation. ~ Q. p. sr.uniisA = co.
Butter, Egg and Cheese.

NEW YORK. Aus 27-Butter. steady.
creamery extras tsg scoroi 2ss, a lsc.
creamery thishcr scorinrl 2Gb 10 77c.
frsts 7f0 % &c. seconds 2ca 21-c.
EgFs firm. fresh gathered extras
"a . q CSC: extra firrts gffs y CSC. nrsts
% M 2fc. second ttts ngargr. nearby
honncrf whites. fine Co. fancy 11uFlr.
nearby heuncrv browns "a n zoe
Cheese firm rfnfr whole HnffE frrrh
ll1fa. white end roiorod. specials fGi-r.
- colored average fancy i7c Do. white
Ifour barrel. steady
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auaAR nrARrrr

hru. ,enfrifurli ffsU. uuIaas.s flaf.
refined steady
SUGAR fIfurea opened atradI.r today
and at noon prices we're ta points
higher
lhe late months advanced 0r Wall
street buying in tHf afternoon The
losing was ateadV o point lower to If
nirher sales coo toms -erfrrtrr
December f3-5, March 3. is. May
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-28
Logan q Bryan's closing stock Letter

NEW YORK, Aus. 25-The contfnu-
ance OF assuring reports from Washing
ton Was reflected by further betterment
~ me STOCK list notably In the instance
OF the coppers which were favored nv
IePotts OF q substantial inquiry for red
nletaL Aside from the foregoing there
vas httle OF variety or interest IN the
eey news budget. and the disposition
seemed 10 be quite pronounced in some
OF long lines. - ~ '''i
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PARIS. Aur Prices were steady
EyrhHnEr ou London .s Ir rstr
LONDON. AUS l1.-T sr silver 2s f-fGd
per ounce
MONEY! fi. n ner cent
IiIHrnunf rates Short bills and three
month. fans per cent
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Petroleum.

OIL CITY. pa. Aug 27-Crrdit bal.
anc'e ,lto Runs 1871. average g4..
Ifls ehlumfntF aH.ffl. average 81 nfI