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Erea eeture At Windsor

The public is invited TO the Windsor
ball room, this evening to hear Max
Wardall of Seattle. Washington. who is
a National Lecturer for the Theosophl-
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ourth annual convention of the Inter.

fourth annual convention OF lUe HUI
national Federation Of Catholic Atm
nae, which will be BID Id in Baltimore,
November "a, rs, &c dpd p.
Many from this city besides Mrs:
Carroll. plan to attend and there will
be visitors from every section of the
United States and Canada, as now IN
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VOTES FOR WOMEN

~ dnartmcn of Friday nisener conducted by the West
SUFFRAGE being placed
=. ~. disnosal of the each week.
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Birthday Social

Thursday evening. August Il. the
members of ST. Stephanus German Re
formed Sunday school. will enjoy their
quarterly birthday social. All members
whose birthdays occur during the
months of June. July and August will
be honor guests. a program OF inter
esting numbers will be feature Of the
occasion and refreshments will be
served al it's conclusion.
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o,ap Air MeetinQ.

The series of open air meetings OF
the Ohio County Equal Suffrage league
vii he continued, and the, one OF
tuesday T ne evening Of next week; at the
reeidence of Mrs. Edgar E. Boyd, OF
the Bethany Pike, at Woodsdale. Tria.
d drI district of the league. will be
in charge and the list Of SPEAKERS
FOR e. The occasion is especially note,
worthy, Hon. Charles J. Schurck VIII
nreside as chairman and Mrs. Flora
Williams will sing and other song
numbers will be contributed by talent ,r.I
nd members of the organization,
nsbers for Tuesday are:
Misses:
Martha Schubart Reulah BOYD
Frances Ogden Ethei Me'Hhel
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For Miss HooSe

Miss Marie Hoose pride OF next
week, was complimented last evening
with q handkerchief shower at the
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Lawn Eete

A lawn tete will be given by Wheel.
ing High Alumni on the evening OF La
Dor Day. Sept. 18th. II will be held on
the tennis courts between the Steel &
SUSPENSION bridges on the Island Ice
cream, cake and candy will be sold.
The Wheeling High Alumni girls will
have charge. Tables will be placed on
the tennis courts and japanese Ian
terms vii be placed all around.
This is the first event given by the
". Fl. S. Alumni Association this year,
and the committee in charge is looking
forward TO a great success.
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Birthday Party

Miss Mary Katherine Crinkey. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Crinkey en-
tertained number OF friends at her
home on Charles Street. WellshurE.
Thursday evening in honor Of her
fourth birthday. Games If all kinds
were the diversions NJ the evening. AT
a reasonable hour refr"Shm'n's were
served the guests. Those being present
include the following: Cacelia and
Helen Black. Bernetta Trauhnrf. Fran
ces Bigelmeyer. Mary Milligan. Mar
garet Skaggs, Nellie and Virginia Rob-
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Camping Party.

This morning company Of boys vii II
leave ~ in a large auto truck for Wheel
i in@' Creek, where they will remain l,
camp for the coming, two Wee oJ ~,
chef will accompany the party ana g.; t II
DAYS will be filled with swimming. IaSn
Ing and boating excursions. Mess[Ss
lanes Handlan, r. B. Nayior ana n. ~. "
Hubbard will accompany 'he
which is made up: ,,,
Dan Rownd, Blil Hdn pd.,1
Bob Brown MolsdTn %. r1o'
Herbert Olmstead, John bI4%n,
80 49, No,:ior Jim Wood,
SII1ll &C. Hubhard Howard Hazlett,
Iohn LI.ndlan. Paul Hubbard,
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For Mrs. Meintel

Mrs Robert MeinteI who before her
marriage Il few weeks ago was Miss
Katherine Witzhcrgcr. was honor
guest Thursday Afternoon at a china
shower. given at the home of Miss
Frieda knierim in East Wheeling. Miss
knicrim with Miss Marie Burkhart
were hoSieSSeS and following an even.
ing of various amuScmenIS refresh
mentS were served Among those
present were.
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home of Miss Adelaide Bettz III haI
Mar, al which Miss Brl'z any ~ - md
trnm ,iT we're the principal pastimes and
GanieS me- late evening a luncheon
wa -, served which bore on! all ar ap J.
n m,iI in pink and white. Inc
nnnsts incluNEd:
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Grimes-Syiv

Grimes-SyiVis
The marriage of Miss Alice f. Sy!
Wis and Mr.. Robert f. Grimes was sol
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Country Woman OIUU' ,,1.
Mrs. c. O. kerne and Mrs. franh
piGuejy we're hostesses 10 the mem,
hers hers, Of the Country Woman's CLUB am
thair friends. Thursday afternoon, AT
he home of the former; various
Games we're provided for the amnse.
mcnt of the guests. and later CAM CAM
refrnshmcnts were served. 1hose
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Nntinn Party

. nicnic party was enjoyed a
ccbnoidcr's Camp. near WelIsburE OF
T Fl by a number from TINS S. ct =.
n tnuI loo we're keenly interesting, ant
during the evening a marsnhal'G1w ~
toast was productive of pleasure II
tbh party were:
,-.ho, uovard. Amy McCullaEh.
i Earo Frazier. Margaret Schnel-
Dolly Schneider, DER
Ethel keefer,
~ co,no;dnr Robert McCullagh,
Henry Hornbrook, Werner Haoorn'
Donald Yost,
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lIvER-It Is Of utmost Importance TO keep t .u
organ in good working condition, for II you oon ~
nneocant RAMONA HERBS corrects the liver. reS.
ia1 ns Tbe bowels prevents the stomach from being
upset and takes away the nasty taste IN 'ne nouo
Iowa re of caomel for this complaint
STOMACH TRoURLE-You will never xno" ne INC
relief and benefit this aggravation until you
RANONA HERBS RAMONA HERBS AIDS the stom'
nch 70 digest the food properly 50 that the olooo eae
absorb it in good condition and thus carry tnlous1
the body You readily see the ill'efecs proauco
bv moor DIGESTION for if the blood absoros TINS IN IN
undccsted form it affects the whole system.
RAMONA HERBS tones up the stomach and puts II
in healthy condition, that it might perform us propet
functions, ,,, -
KIDNEYs-TheI Notwithstanding Burdock ana
other herbs used in RAMONA HERBS are recognized
rs the best in helping the kidneys perform their taSE5
Dy acting on the entire system. RAMONA HERE'S
tends TO keep each organ in perfect working conol.
ton so that they will not have to rely upon the noneyh
10 help them when they become overtaxed RAMONA
HERES removes the cause Of kidney trouble ana
does not treat the effects
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$1,000 reward to any person who can provc-by
test-that Ramona Herbs contains any minerals, chen
ais or narcotics.
See Free Demonstration - This Week Only.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-18
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

otimore. Nd, March H.-LIvE POULTRY
Cnsekens. old hens. lbs and over. per h.. 10;
Do. old hens, smaller. Is; rputen per ID. Ilal2;
90, winter, lbs. and over. caB; do, young large.
Aa2: do. small, II; ducks. Muscoty. 2 Ihs. Halls:
do. puddle lbs. and over. lhap; Indian runners.
HAS; pigeons, Ier pair. 1A3o: guinea fowl. ~ lb-
and over. pair. rs: do. smaller 90; geese Maryland
md Virginia. l5sls; Western and Southern. l3slG
DRESSED PoULTRY-Chickens. straight, young
h., iss1p; do. mixed. young and old. b. lAls; do
Old rcostes, h.. II: ducu choice, fat, ID, RAD;
capcns. lbs. Ss2s; do. medium. M; do. small
zlaz; sesse, choice, nearby. lsal7.
EGGs-Msrlxpd. Pennsyivsnis and Western
en.s. yer doz,. q; West Virginia. 2 Southern. a.
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRUITsPotS
toss, white. Mccormick Eastern Shore psr bss
6si-oo: do, Maryland and Pennsylvania, per bus
llAl.o; do, New York and Maine per bus.. l.o5s
Lib; sweets. yellow. Eastern Shore Maryland, PEI
bbL, 2ms2S; do. Eastern Shore Vtrrnis. pc,
Dbl, l-ozl.7si do. Delaware. fancy. psT bb
20as2%o do, York River. fancy, per bol. LIS
100; do. HAMPER. per bss. Tos75; yaIna. North
Carolina, No. l. per Dbl. LTsa2 %; spples nearby.
loose packed per bbL. Loosls,; do. New Yors
Stats packed. per bh-, aosso: DO, Western
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BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore March fI.-wHEAT-stock In elsva-
tors lE $50 bushels; shipments from elevators
g. sss bushels There is fairly good inquiry pre-
Esiling for an prime samples Of Southern milling
shsat. but no great activity is being recorded in
this market. receipes are now too light from day
TO day Sales Of . few samples Of Southern wheat
at LIE per bushel- Fore.xn markets were lower.
Contract at the opening was eakier, with March
and SPOT No. rsd wheat Early Liya nominal, and
Ne r-d Western spot wa lisis nominal Tia
market at the i2'6 call vas weak, with March and
spot No. 2 red wheat LA. and No. red Western
was Is, while steamer No. 9 red wheat sold at
Los and steamer No. 3 nd Western brought Loo
The market az the eloss was weak with spot LIS
bid; March. Lib: Ne. red Western spot LA nomi-
pal. Settling prices officially posted were: No. .
rsd. LA; No. red Western, liz; steamer No red,
Los: steamer No. red, Loo.
CORN-stock in elevators. L zee sss bushels: ship
neras from elevators. 81 bnshela II In bag lots
prime Southern white and yellow corn win bring
fun prices written, as the demand is conferred on
this character Of corn. Caryoes and round lots are
dull and quiet unless offered at a cuacesion sails,
Of southern white corn 1t ~ per bushel, deliv-
cred
oATs-stock in elentns 1856 bushels; uhip.
nents from elevation. ~ IS buxhels standard
white. ssss; No. white. xssr; No. 4 white,
Haas. To quality.
RYE-Stock In elevator 6sse bushels; ship
meats from ssvatorx $50 bashcis- Export de-
hruy SCOT No. Western. La; do, No ), IS;
do, Nc. Z. IS; bag luts 4 nsw ne. = to gralty,
2oaA
The Washington herald., 1916-03-18
WASHINGTON PRODUCE

Quotations given below are for large lots Of good
marketable goods only. Jobbers prices are higher.
Lower grades may be sold for less. Fancy goods
command higher prices.
The produce market yesterday, under fairly heavy
receipts. marked by finn activity. No change
was made in the quotations.
EGGS-Fresh. Per dnz, %.
BUTTER-Best prints. new. per h.. .; do. tub
per h., %; process. 2 under grade, creamery,
ssa1O; store packed Isan
LARD-Tub, pure h.. lial2; do. compound. Iols;
cottonseed OIL per csn, 3.T5
CHEESE-New York. new. per h.. 10; fat. PET
d. IS: Swiss domestic. Per h.. 3 do, foreign.
per ID. 10
LIVE POULTRY-Hens, H.. r7l.aIs roostcr-. III.
Il: spring ducks. per H.. lsasO; chickens. per h.
Is23; turkeys, per h., Ga23
GREEN GOODS-Beans per bas 2oaa4c0; bets
per crate, l.0oa25O; Brussels sprouts per qt IIaT
cabbage, per bbl. 7SaeC: do, new, per has,. Goa
10: carrots. Ter bunch. S; cauliHower. per crate
2oa25; celery, per crate Looai50; do, Florida
crate. lI5a2l5; cucumbers per bas. 25Oa4O; cymo
lngs. per crate. lI5a2O0; eggpants per crate Oos
$50; kale. per Dbl. Is; lettuce Florida per
bas. 80; onions, per sack. 275aSoO; parsnips
Per box Sa6o; psIpers, crate I7Sa2 30: popcor box
75sS potatoes, sack. 3uoa51o: sweets bbI 2O0a2 ~
yams, per Dbl. lS0a2.0o; squash, per bbl l.5oa
LI5; rhubarb, per doz. 5Oal.Oo: spinach. per Dbl.
5oa'5O; tomatoes Florida. per crate. L75a2s; tur-
nlps. per Dbl. Local 50; do. per box 25a4O
FRUITS-Apples Per bbs., e0oaiW; crsnberr1es
per Dbl, s.ooal0 So do. PER box l.75a2oO: grape
fruit. Per box, 275a3oO; lemons per box 4Ooa4 50
oranges, 4Wai.oO; oranges FLORIDA, per crate, 279I
$50; pjneapples. per crate. 25oli0O
LIVE sToCK-Veal calves. prime, b. IOI4all;
do. medium. h.. 9s9l4; spring lambs. per h.. 3
DRESSED GoODs-Dressed hogs. small per b.
llalltS; do. medium. per h., H.
HAY. STRAW. AND CORN-Hsy. best timothy
Per ton 1900; mixed. per ton I200al5oo; straw Der
ton. looal3.O; wheat straw, Der ton. s.@; sneA-
new. per Dbl, 4.n.
sEEDS-CloTer. red. per h. 1sa2O1s: do. alsbs,
per h., l6alS; do, timothy. per bus, 375a3 So
rtdtop. per b.. lhal2; orchard grass per bus.
3.S5a25o; blue gTass. per bus. 20; COW psas. per
bushsl. lba225: SOY beans. per bus, I.T5; alfalfa
clover, per b. aa2; seed potatoes per bbl.. 40.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-18
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago, March H.-Advioes received from the
seaboard late this afternoon claimed that there
were cancellations Of wheat by foreigners at marked
concessions. While there were purchases Of 1900
bushels OF wheat at Chicsso. accredited TO for
eignsrs, the Ssaboard reported no business eI-
porJ account either in the East or at Gulf pprts
cable received from London said the weakness
at Liverpool. where there were net declines Of
to 5 for spot wheat, was the result of political
influences, which included the rImored possibility
Of peacs between the allies and Turkey.
The Modern Miller says that in TEXAS Thousands
of acres Of wheat have been plo~ed up. and in
the Central States indications that a consider
able acreage will Be abandoned; that Southern
Kansas Missouri, Illinois and Indiana report con
siderable winter killing. with thu plant showing a
weak stand. In the hard wheat areas Of Kansas,
however. as well as Nebraska, the promise Is fully
maintained
displayed greater weakness than in many days.
Losses were shown OF = to 10 IN oats. Clezrances
from the s<aeosrd were liberal at SO GO bushels.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-18
COTTON MARKETS.

New York, March H.-Ootton was easier today.
Wall street and local interests were sellers, and
Liverpool also sent selling orders here.
Thers were rallies At times talk Of 4 separate
peace between Turkey and the allies and on a
more cheerful view Of shipping conditions. Towards
the close fluctuations were irregular offerings being
on rallies. Final pricss showed net los OF s 70
L points.
Spot at Liverpool quiet at sdVsncs Of hve
points. on the basis Of T.sd for midupl4nd- FI-
lures in the English market steady at q net
decline Of 4Isz71s points Spot here quiet and
hye points lower at LIS There were no sales.
The amount brought into sight for tie week.
New York figures ls6 log bales, against 80, 100
bales a year ago and is 5ee bales two years ago.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-18
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE
Bradreet and Dun Report Unprecedented Commercial and
Industrial Activity with Demand So Great that Produc
ton Is Only Limited by Capacity and Material.

New York, March T.-Bradstreets Re-
view of Trade will say tomorrow; We'll
nigh Unsuitable demand for practically
all kinds of goods continues, necessity
seemingly overriding the supposed power
Of steadily rising prices TO automatically
check consumption.
Higher quotations fail TO deter orders
from rolling into the steel mills; blg .or-
eign orders are reported pending; al
vices Of lack of material match reports
OF short supplies Of freight cars. There
is more general business under way, not-
withstsnding that Indictment weather la
the East has retarded retail trade IN
spring fabrics.
Money is in better demand; savings
deposits are of record proportions: Ca
madam government loan for SIo,cOo.vo IL
to be foated in this country; bank clear
ings, which slightly exceed those OF last
week. run far in excess Of those Of one
and two years ago.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-18
NEW YORK. MONEY.

per cent: high . per cent; low. IL per cent; re-
newaIsA per cent; ruling nate per osnl; last, =
per csnt.
There was no paricilaK change in time money
conditions The tone dull and firm, but rates
showed no quotsble alterations. On nLindustna
loans 81 per cent bid for four. five and SIX
months Some bnsinsss was done In ninety days
were s-a2& per cent for sixty days. * per cent
for ninety days. per cent for four. five and six
months
Commercial paper was steady and inactive SALES
continued to be made At 3a3A per cent. Institutions
showed tendency to hold out for the higher rate.
but on account Of the few offerings the choicest
names still be moved at ) per cent
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-18
PHILADELPHIA GRAIN.

Philadelphia, March H.-wHEAT-The market
advanced lc under stronger outside adYices and
fair demand. We quote car lots, in export elevator
red, ll5alls; steamer No. red. LIial.l7; No
rcd, l.lial7; rejected A. LuiEaLB; rejected B,
Ll0all3
CORN-Trade was fair and the market was again
shade frmer, with supplies we'll under control.
We quote car lots for local trade. as TO location
No. yellow. 76laa7T; No. yellow. 7Hia75is; cob
per 20 pounds. 79as0.
OATS-Oferings only moderate, and the
market ruled finn and &c higher under fair de
mand. We quote: NO . white. 52a52ia; standard
white. Na5l: No ) whits, i9a5o No. 4 white 47a4s
sample oats Aas5; purified oats graded. islsa5l.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-18

Maryland and Pennsylrsnis parked. per Dbl. L'5a
s75; beans. Green, per bss eols2Se; do. wax. i'er
bsx. Lisa 3; do, p>srl. PEI bAs-, l7Sa20; cab
hse, New York State, Old. ton, 20ssU' 90
Florida new, per bss L25alsO; do. Eastern New
York and Florida crate. 25oz5oo celery. Fla, per
crate. Lpz25o; cucumbsrs. per bAs.. AVOa4S; esf
plants per crate L5os3oo; grapefruit. per box,
20s2s; horsersdish. per box, l7SNz@; kSle. Nor
folk per bbl gsT5: lettuce F1Orida, per A4-bbl
has looa7oo; onions, Western Maryland and Penn
Slvsnia yellow. per bus, Tsai3; do. Western,
per loo-Ib sack. L5os250; oranges. per box, As u
sine 2ola2.1: peas. baE.. 2Sa2Oci peppers, crate
lsoe.-0; spinach barrel, l.coz2S; squash. white
hss zn<2S; strawberries. rsfrigerstOr, ct. 3a&
do open crate 1T. lss2o; tomatoes. fancy. rips
crste. 2oos22s do, choice crate lsoal'5; turuiTs
bus. box 5&s.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-18
NEW YORK GRAIN.

New York. March I7.-wHEAT-Iower: demand
is limited; No l Northern. f. O. b., 1.32; No. 2
red. T. o. b.. LIZ. to arrive; No. hard winter.
IN, E O. b.; No. l Manitoba, f. o. b. Lis: No. !
macaroni. is. Exporters took 1900 bushels.
CORN-Weaker; moderate dealings No vel
low, all rail. to arrive. 9Ols; No. yellow kiln
dried. to arrive Sih c. l. f.; new No. 3 kiln-dred,
to arrive, sc, c. /. {. Exporters took nothing.
OATS-weaker; demand moderate. No. 2 white.
nominal; No , white. 5Oa5Ca; No. 4 white 4sszaIs;
elevator basis. ungraded. 4ssa52h. Exporters took
60 900 bushels.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-18
Street TAKES
UPWARD SHIFT
Measuring News from Europe
and Mexico Brings
Out Public.
SUGAR AND STEEL UP
International Paper Responds to War
Conditions-C. & o. Scars on
Rumor of Dividends.

New York, March IT.-War develop
nents in Europe and Mexico today
cheered Wall Street so much that what
started out In the morning to be re-
action. developed into an upward move
ment in the afternoon. The result was
that more Of the public came to the
Street. and stocks in considerable volume
went into the hands of real investors.
Traders observed this and acted accord
ingIy.
The European news was manifested in
another low record price for marks, and
in a sharp rally in sterling exchange and
exchange on Paris.
Sugar and steel were persistently
strong throughout the session. The for
mer group was materially helped by an
advance Of American Sugar, which has
heretofore been dormant. The move
ment in this stock seemed to connrm
all that has been done in the other
stocks.
Estimates Of the earnings of the United
States Steel Corporation were higher. the
overflow is such that small steel com
panies are able to get all the orders they
can handle for the next twelve months
at handsome profits.
CrucibIe Steel Halts in Rise
The reaction in CrucibIe Steel was
nothing more than normal and Is rather
in favor Of the theory OF higher prices
than against It. Crucible has come up
from z to &c. without and reaction worth
recording, and If it is on its way to
$50, as members Of the pool In II say
II is, il ought to rest bit on the way.
International Paper is responding to
the remarkable conditions in that in
dustry. The war has put paper up IN
common with petroleum, gasoline, steel
and sugar.
Report was current in the street this
afternoon that Chesapeake and Ohio di-
rectors would be requested by an I'M
portant stockholder who is not director
10 pay a dividend on the stock. The
shares sold up to nearly the high record
price for this movement.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-18
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, March E.-FLoUR-Steady; inquiry
is inactive. Kansas straights to arrive in car lots
535a5. 90; spring patents for March to April g. 0a
5s5; spring clears 5l5a535 soft straights to arrive
s. l0a5.io. AL quotations sack basis in whole
sale lotA
PORK-Firm; dealings moderate. Mess 2. 0oa
$50; family, q .5Oa2S.5o: clear. .. 5oa24.oo
BEEF-Pirm; business is moderate. Packet Ii. 5oa
1900? family, lsOoals.OO; extra India mess, 8UOa
$50
LARD-Steady; moderate trading. Prime Western
II. Is; refined continent. II 50; South American 100
refined Brazilian. in kegs $500; beef stearine, 10
lard stearine quiet at Il
The Washington herald., 1916-03-18
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chie.So March n.-HOGs-Receipts 3. 90 head
slow: bulk sssss7o: light e.loSs7U mixed $3.50:
heavy, s2nsTp: rough. s.soNs4o: pigs. 7.T5<ss
OATTLE-Rec~ps, loo head: steady: nStiys
beeS steer. TeossS; stockers and feeder 6oOs
8 3; COWS and heifers AsossT5; calves SEalo.75.
sHEEP-RscsiptS. 5000 head veal; wsthers.
3sso; lambs, s.T5slL5.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-18

Lanston continued to show strength at
yesterdays session of the local exchange.
advancing to 70 1-2, half a point better
than Thursdays high mark. The asking
price advanced to "A, with no takers.
After three fve-share lots OF Mergen-
thaler had changed at 167, Thursday
level, the bib price advanced to 167 L.
without bringing further offerings.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-18
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

Ss~ York. March r.-Brisk buying was in ssi-
ienoe on The Broad street curb. causing 4 strong
one With a god deal Of interest attached TO the
-ndtnz IN Zinc Concentrating stock, which WAC
isAt in al ~ and ~
Cuban Cane Sugar advanced from s. to the ns~
high record Of N
The Washington herald., 1916-03-18

BOSTON STOCK MARKET.

Boston, March 1.-THE market quiet
rule Nipe Bay rose points more to 1ss, and
American Zinc maintained prominence on rise 10
new high record
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baltimore, March 1.-THE money market is show
ing some indication Of increasing hrmness Slight
expectation seems to be entertained in banking cir
css that anything like real strength in the position
will develop.
STATE SECURITIES.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-18
STOCK EXCHANGE.
SALES.

: Grsphophone. LIST. q. 500 at %.
Washington Gas Light al 7sa, a AZ ysi s
al TeA
Mersenthaler Linotype. at ls7. at ls7, at is.
After call:
Washington Railway a, 600 ut G
CAPITAL Traction s.. loo at l0.
Lsnston Monotype 10 49,.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-18
Lackawanna still Booming.
Lanston Continues strong.

The strong buying movement in Lacka-
wanna Steel continued yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-18
Bethlehem May Absorb Cructble.

Persistent rumors that Bethlehem
will absorb Crucible are gaining no
slight, credence in the street. One
reliable house in New York reported
yesterday that the expectation was
that Crucible would go higher than
ever before.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-18
List Generally Loses Ground.

New York traders continued yes
terday to indicate a desire to realize
on long lines, and the list generally
lest ground. Trading was, neither as
broad nor as spirited as heretofore.
Many observers expect a reaction of
fair proportions. but short duration
in the near future.