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Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-10-21

NJ. j. Tompkins of Pocatello has
moved to Mountain Home and is EN-
ployed in Chas. Rathbun's barber
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Miss EVA Trathen, who is con
Quoting successful term of school
at Murphy. was at home over Sum
day
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-10-21

The Christian Endeayor society
will hold an Halloween social IN the
yestry the 3lst.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-10-21

FOR SALE:-Twenty head OF thres
months old pigs, see or write WILL
DANIELS, Mountain Home Idaho
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Dick Peck of Pine, accompanied by
two ladies, was in town Tuesday.
They went from here to Hill City.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-10-21

Why not be fair? Vote for John
c. Rice for the Supreme Court.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-10-21

The NJ. K. ladies aid will hold
their annual bazaar in December.
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j. G.. Titus, the Glenns Ferry Jew
eler. was a business visitor in town
Tuesday.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-10-21

Fred Cooper of Little Camas was in
town Wednesday and took home a
load of supplies.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-10-21

The First National Bank has III
stalled a new manganese safe OF the
common ball type.
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Sheriff Stevens and Commissioner
Butler made an auto trip to Glenns
Ferry Tuesday.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-10-21

Howard Gracey Of Atlanta has
been visiting friends in town for sew
eral days.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-10-21

John Cannon, the well known
Dixie ranoher, was in town several
DAYS the first of the week.
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Mr.. Bassell OF Smiths Prairie was
in town Tuesday ON business.
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Deputy sheriff w. W. Fountain
was a business visitor at the state
capital Wednesday.
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Senator and Mrs. Brady were in
town for a short stay Monday.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-10-21

John Gaines and John Hammond
were visitors at Boise Wednesday.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-10-21

Tom Daniels was in town from Han
met the first of RI week securing
treatment for an injured hand.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-10-21

Mrs j. NJ. Anderson Of Dixie was
a visitor in town Tuesday.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-10-21

Tom and Hugh Sproat were in
town from Mayfield Saturday.
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]. W. Briggs made business trip
to Glenns Fenry Tuesday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Riddle went to
Riddle Tuesday in their car.
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There is a Real Difference

Cream of tartar, derived from grapes,
Is used in Royal Baking Powder because
it is the best and most healthful ingredient
known for the purpose.
Phosphate and alum, which are de-
rived from mineral sources are used in
some baking powders, instead of cream of
tartar, because they are cheaper.
If you have been induced to use baking
powders made from alum or phosphate,
use Royal Baking Powder instead You
will be pleased with the results and the
difference in the quality of the food.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER co.
New York
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-10-21

For County Commissioner Third District
MY PLATFORM: Economic admin
stration and square deal for all
people and all sections of the county.
Equitable distribution of road funds.
giving all parts of the county fair
share in road Improvement
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Totals. s9.2i2.s7Ls9 s6.3i2.5O5.93 $50
Inc. .S2gO O,265.71
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BUSINESS STILL
is UNPRECEDENTED

NEW YORK. March 2i-Bradstrcet's
tomorrow VII say
= tai now rather commonplace is
told by this weeks reports. The pre-
eminent charac tcristic is Unprecedented
activity boz an of the larger lines. dis
Er.butlng as well as manufacturing.
With. however rife or two ln one
steady. easy onflow being furnished by
inclcment weather retardiug trade in
the east by growing concern over high
prices and hy the less pleasant acpects
OF MeAtCau affairs. shortages of goods,
steadily climbing prices and widespread
complaints of inability To- get supplies A..
either OF raw materials. -emI-nauIr1C-
turcd produced ur finished goods. uu.
To- part to Insufficient production or
lack OF transportation facilities create
fears 90 further aCutsue-s iu this re-
~pect. but rather accsutuatr buying not
only Tor filling-iu- purpu. .-. but for
1dl delivery as we'll
Weekly bank clcariugs $Gs1S. t75.Up0.
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LAY AND GRAIN
Quotations " Z. 4. -sEsaEllch Z Co.
Nay, Grain & Farming implements,
lol2 Market street.
ARGENTINE TRADE BOOMING.
February Turnover rs Per Cent. Greater
Than A Year Ago.

NEW YORK. March 2i-Cpble adj
vices received by the foreign trade de-
partmcnt OF the National city Bank
from Bueuos AyrcS show that Trade
during February was turning over 1T
q rate approximately - per cent. great
er in volume than the preceding month
and that imports were about - per
cent. more iu value
Rank cleariugs during the month ag-
E.@gatcd So, 600, 900 pesos paper tabout
SIS oNn. u0Ul. a. compared with 52N.-
uOO. 400 TcSos iu the same month last
wear. In comparison with $50 600 0UU
paper pesos in Circ. futiou a year ago
there are now HS9. GOO 600. OF which 4.t -
200. 900 are iu the hands or the people
and SCI. uuU. 600 la the banks. as com
pared with f12.0OU. 900 aud 10000. 900
respectively last year.
Railway receipts iu Argentine are re-
ported TO average 10 ssr cent. more than
the aggregate earnings reur .gO.
while Government revenue Tor customs
wus $4,000, 600 gold. as compared with
Ss.Ouo.UuO gold iu T. -uruHry. 1915
Hides exported were 5000 tons as
against 1000 last yo..r and 600 BOZ the
same months of 1919. Beef quarters eN-
ported numbered 900. UUu. .eaIrlf 1Gs -
u0o and 100000 and sheep csr,a-sss
10000. against 10000 and $4,000.
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RAILWAYS AID
STOCK MARKET
Supplied Small Measure OF support TO
Dull and Professional Market
Trading Was Light.

NEW YORK. March 24-Raiiway
shares SUPPLE da measure OF support
L. today's dun and professional opera
tont demand FOR Investment issues
partly ncuraliztng lrreEuiarity else
where. In fact. the ...---.fry Tor rails
at times suggested cloak 10 cover
liquidation In other quarters.
Reading. New York Central the Pa
cities and Erie. as We'll a. some minor
issues were absorbed ia large amounts
their aggregate exceeding any recent
turnover. Headings strength much OF
which was later 70. feited. again coin
cidcd with demand Tor Western Mary
land common and ~ eferred. thereby re-
NtNtnE rumors Of Rockefeller buying
into the first named property.
ntcd states steel again was free
from its pressure OF the midwesS but
was relatively Inactive. Unofficial eS-
Inmates ~ the steel corporations earn
lngS FOR the first quarter. ranging from
S55.oeO.OOo To- 100000. zoe Mere circulate
ed, but actual figures will not be avail
able FOR another month.
Aside from its dullness the session
trading was notable FOR "A further con-
traction Dealings comprised FAR less
than the usual number Of stocks. some
OF the inactive equipment and Indus
trials remaining unIuoted all daN
Total sales OF stocks amounted to
5lW.WWW shares.
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FINANCIAL.
SPLIT IN GERMAN
SOCIALIST PARTY

BERLIN. March "a (by wireless to
Tuckerton. y. J)-The long expected
split in the German Socialist party as
the result Of the political situation
created by the submarine warfare con
troversy in the reichstag. occurred to-
day. a new party, consisting Of eigh-
teen Socialist members. was consti-
tuted by the radical wing after a So
oialist caucus had decided TO exclude
Deputy Haaz for breach Of discipline.
The Socialist caucus was held after
closure had been applied in the reich
stag by the president. When the reso-
luton was reported TO exclude Deputy
Haaz. for the same reason that Deputy
Liebknecht was excluded from the or
ganization. the minority assembled
and resolved to leave the party.
The total number OF Socialist mem
bers In the reichsta- is 100. The dis
senting minority on the last vote con
sisted Of 30 Socialists.
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Heavy Order for Bridge Steel By the B. CO.;
Contract Let for Fairmont Hotel Structure


NEW YORK. March 2l-The Baltic
more ana Ohio railroad bridge contract
covering 1900 tons of steel Tor five
spans were placed with the King Bridge
Company. The Rutland Railroad has
placed bridge contract calling FOR 100
tons with the American Bridge Company
the Boston and Albany has given au
order for 100 tons or bridEc-work go
The Pennsylvania Steel Company and the
stated. has awarded Z.fuV tons Of struc-
turdl steel Tor piers 90 the NirElni..
Bridge and Iron Works The Baltimore
ana ONO put out new inquiries yester-
day Tor 200 tons Tor bridges 10 bee con
Struct,d at Chicago. Tine Sew York
Central requires 100 tons Tor ia. Barclay
street pier In this city and tho. Chcsa-
pcakc aud ohio has entered the mark. {
for 300 tons ~ bridge work Tor delivery
at Richmond. Va.
The Pennsylvania Railroad is still TAX
ing bids ON seven small bridges. calling
for 500 tons OF structural steel The
Chicago. burlington ana quincy, after
placing an UruEr Tor 900 tons OF hrluh'
work. islztill ia the market FOR 200 tons
OF simllar wurk Tho Sew York Central
received bids yesterday ON 200 tons TOT
IA Viaduct ana goo tons Tor ADDITIONAL
structural work al p.epew place.
steel building work in other sections
continues active. The contract TOT an
auditorium 10 bc constructed Al hiacA
Mountain. y. G.. requiring 500 tons OF
sd ructural shapes has been awarded %
the Virginia Bridge and Iron Works. Ihc
same fabricators have taken CONTRACT =
for 1900 tons OF steel FOR sugar mills
lin Cuba. The McCuutic-Marshau Con-
structiou Company viii furnish 900 tons
OF shapes FOR a motel At Fairmont w
Va. Tho Jones & Laughlin steel Com
pauy will furnish 600 tons or steel Tor
la y. ". e.. a. building at Baltimore
while Doyle 4 co. have been awarded
the general contract for the Beneficial
savings Building at Philadelphia. re-
.uuiring 200 tons OF structural Shapes.
Tho American Bridge Company has been
awarded tine contract for another unit OF
the new plant Of the Crane COMPANY ~
chicago. calling for $500 tons OF rA,tl
Tho same interests will also furnish 900
tons OF structural shapes FOR an ,ic,ilte
plant az Fort Wayne. Ind. anu luV IONS
for the Martin apartment AT ..ill.'.',
viii supply $500 tons OF ~ifu'tgId az
shapes for The Wisconsin Telephone LN
change.
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WHEELING LIVE STOCK,
MON Stocr Ya-d,
HOGS
SHEEP AND LANRs

Good 70 choice. l75 to zoos Q IL
Good 10 choice. $50 TO rs. y z,
+ air To good. 100 to 15O.. = 81
Slazs and SONS = y,
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Flashes To Masters

truciblc and Baldwin were under
Pressure all morning. The selling WAS
largely IN the nature OF liquidation and
~ not accounted Cor by any particular
developments aside from that which
grew out or the proposition OF the goV-
eminent To manufacture armor plate
wabash stock acting we'll and gaining
strength steadily.
Cons
American Zinc. Lead and Smelling di-
rectors voted TO ask stockholders at
annual meeting TO be held April IL to
authorize issue OF 100000 pfd shares.
STU AhT LOGAN fnys-Liquidation
again getting heavy IN corn and mar
ket looks like dragging still lower also
think same Of wheat.
IL - believed that there Is a very
large long Interest IN oats. Yestertlay's
firmness was due TO buying against
corn spreads. l look for Hquidation on
a large scale and again advise sales
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Stocks 1925.
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DRESS UP DISPLAYS
In Local Windows for Affair Next
Week Were Opened Last Night
Close Essay Contest Today.

The display windows OF the mer-
chants taking part in the Dress Up
Week campaign. which opens Monday
we're thrown open 10 the public last
night and many interesting and unique
decorative schemes suggestive for tho
occasion are 10 be- seen The general
committee met yesterday morning
with the judges Of the decoration con
test and announced the rules 70 be
followed The judges will make an
automobile tour of the city Monday
night 90 decide the winners Of the
window exhibits.
The short story and essay contest
viii close this morning and all compel
itors are urged to have their manu-
scripts In the hands ~ John A.
Wincher a. early a. possible.
Besides The mems clothing and fur
nishing stores many merchants hand.
linz other lines have caught the spirit
81 the occasion and arc dressing no
their stores
The streets ~ tho city viii boz gwen
a thorough cleaning In compliance
with Mayor Kinks proclamation
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sa1-PattsrsNE Co.
MONEY.

NEW YORK. March 24-Mercantue
St4@tz. demand s476A: cables S1z-
francs. demand S5g7: cables Ssoci
Haarks. demand Use. cables 7Ii1-Is
hrehen. demand 12Sc: cables 19c
%uilders. demand 42LEc: cables 49,
I-lrss, demand S6.69s cables sees. Eubi.s
demand 81 &c; cables 32c Bar siIye,
oVIc. Mexican dollars 4s4c Covcrn-
ment bonds firm. RAILROAD bond.
steady. DohuH
Time loans steady. 60 days ~ aq,e-
months ga ID a per cent
al money steady; high . Der cent.
low a per cent. ruling rate ? per cont.
last loan per cent. closing hid n IL -.
cent. offered al IL per cent h. P-i
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BOND MARKET is
UNUSUALLY GOOD
LOCAL ISSUES ARE IN STRONG DE-
hAND AMONG WHEELING
INVESTORS.
stock Market was Again Featured by
bdsk Dealing Observation-Disclosures
Preferred Still Popular.

Yesterday was another brisl, dsy GA
th" local stock exchange. and more than
enc Wheeling broker last night declared
mat business was unusually good"
l.aBcllc preferred continued TO b. the
most popular stock. and the local mar
kct was practically cleaned OF this issue
az $50. This stock has been IN good de-
mand for several weeks past. and IL he
ing sought as an investment rather
than from the standpoint Of spsculat ION
local brokers believe. a. h. Inquired that
~ ~ probable the regular eight per cent.
dividend viii Dc paid quarterly when
due. and IN addition d is believed ny
many that the back fNc per cent. will
% paid within Year. ono broker last
nightprcdicted that th- stock will adj
vance to 100.
Hazcl-Atiss glass stock continued TO
sell at 1Nf; Wheeling steel q Iron was in
good demand at $50. while Ncurslgylin
was bid at ls9. Market Auditorium
stock advanced "a point. to 81. yesterday.
Bonds in Demand.
me bond market was exceptionally
good. The demand FOR several local is
sues was unusually heavy. accordin <
70 several brokers. This Indicates that
there - plenty of money on the market.
ana holders are seeking investment.
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SNAPPERS AT TWO
PLANTS ON STRIKE

Special Dispatch t1 the Intelligence.
CLARkSBI re. ". Va. March "a
Demanding recognition OF newly
formed union, The snsppers a. all the
window glass factories A. Salem ana
West Union have gone on strike The
factories continue 90 operate Al re-
duced capacity. blowers and gather
ers doing the swapping temporarily.
A. salem. whore seventy-five men
struck. an increase OF wages was de-
manded. This has been partly met by
the operators and 30 is believed a com
promise will b. effected there Two
hundred men are now out
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pouluy.
BUTTER. EGGS AND CHEESE

NEW YORK March 2i-Buttcr. un-
ssttlsl. creamery extras tg2 score)
76lh ~ G62t creamery thigher scor-
iug5 37U37 re, firsts 30 = "a Soc; Sec
ouds 34u35c.
Eggs irregular, fresh gathered. eN-
tras e2iz 4f orc. extra firsts p a ~ &c
firzts 2O@t n2l &c; seconds 2OW zoe;
nearby hcuuery whites. fine to fancy
23i. nd 2ic. nearby hvnncry browns p =
u 23c.
Cheese. firm. state held. specials ISL
no Is laCs do. average fancy lNW ~ q G.
currcu make. average run 1Im Il lac.
Wisconsin twins. held SWlSiac.
Live poultry. firm. no prices settled.
asking ~ m a. i.t Tor chickens and i9ia
for fowls. dressed. firm, chickens 70
t soc. fowls Iiia 20 zoe, turkeys ESQ soc.
Flour. easy.
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BOY ESCAPES JAIL

CADlI. o. March 2f-Ray Kearns.
II years old. OF Scio. escaped from the
county jail here last night by crawling
through an opening in the corridor
used Tor passing food through 20 the
prisoners. from this be passed 10 inc
Sherlns ONCE and our the unlocked
door. lie was awaiting commitment
~ the State reform school a. 1ancasf-
Of. and was 20 have been taken there
today by sheriff T. a Boyd.
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WOOL.

BOSTON, March 2f-The CammarrI.f
bulltiIn of Boston. viii Say to-m0rra,g
-Ahe past week iu tho wool market
has shawn little change eNccut fhaf ir-
Lefest on the part % buyers appear 10
Dc rather more liberal The volume or
oeSihe. mas NOT Increased perceptihIv.
although Do has been a fair ,geak sffc-
gether. Wool manufacfgriur marhIrrrv
Do vel occupied and prices Tor f4b-I.r
end party manufactured sfocae are ra
the top level ln The west prices Tor
the new clip hold very high
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Financial Oplnionr

tINANClAL MEN SayS-A cont{u.
lish specially tendencies and profes-
si9nai scalping operations on the short
STiuS ~ expected - 1.'s buying OF New
quality. e'N
WALL ST JOURNAL.-Tbere 10
good buying Of the rails. especially New
YORK central and this heartens the
rest of the market.
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE
pay,fgsst IN me stock market who he's
palgns Is reported to be heavily COM
united on the selling side.
CoMNIERCIAL:-our wealth nm,
resources are infinitely greater than
a "1 ,s OF Japan but Japan has assumed
ry4hs trade OF the Pacific.
JosEPHTHAL. LOUCHFIM 4 ~.
ance develops TO affect the stock ~. -
s a.t We think that prices will fIuctu-
S'c "''hih rather narrow range
CLARK. CHILDs & cot looks 40
tloush some body had been holding
me bag" for the convenience OF stnnis
sellers. Vi STOCK
Hii\skoRFF. LYON 4 cot Il q
good trading market. stocks ma "a
bought on declines. '' "e
HARRIS. WINTHROP 4 co III
selling II largely for short accom-, -
the stock market according. To- oI,r IA
ports. ~ our ic-
SHEARsoN. TA--MrI. 4 ca II,
LOOKS a. though Liquidation bs,.ir.ss
started would continue aud thar yyL..f
prices VIII decline still further.
JDSEfH says The unsNpccfc.lt,.
IA ge dividend Of Si.25 declared bV ~
spiration will rival attention ansSS, ~,
the copper stocks which are t,,,dN,', ~ ~
tii,ohE the cheapest -aings in the mar
80 buy Anaconda To- hold. Count tEa,
80 lrYNt Ut you let 10 -dss ithouf btf,--
ms Kelly Spring Ties Hold p,rifio
Mail, Distillers, a. a q ''Niil 70
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METAL.

NEW YORK. March at-Tho .-...,
no quoted. At London lead as 81.
COPPER quiet: electrolytic nearby
21.5O. F-'.'V /"
Iron firm and unchanged.
$40 50n $3.50 7b''
Nt London spot conner ftffg Toe. r,.
lures $40. electrolytic Hgs. en,f IN,
tlsJ los. futures LiIa
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SUGAR

NEW YORK. March 2f-rav su~.r
firm. centrifugal g5.Tf. moIaasea fts-.
refined firm .'f
sugar futures were firm on ~rrt.-..,-.t
nufinE hy trade interests and sgrr.rf
from comm IsElon houses AZ ro.r
prizes were Q to points bot fI1Ier
Lh" clos. uF was fIrm and q HfI r0frf-
hlEhter sales $500 tons. hIar Ef--.
July ttsf. September S4s6
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BIG INCREASE
IN CLEARINGS
Total for Friday $500. 3s9.so. an Increase
OF 2l.2 Per Cent, Compared with
same Day Last March

Wheeling banking clcarings again in
creased ON Friday, when the total was
Sd9O.SS?4o5. compared with SS2l.20i.9 %
Tor the same day last March. AN IN
crease OF S69.1S5.9O. or 2l.2 per cent.
Cloarings for the month TO date are
now S9.2t2.97t6S. compared with So
Si2.7O5.97. an increase Of $500. e65.5l.
or 45.9 per cent. as follows:
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WHEAT SCORES
SLIGHT ADVANCE
Bulhsh Crop Reports Responsible 20.
Rise After Early Decline-Corn
Gained and oats Lost.

CHICAGO. March 2f-Decidediv bull
lsh crop reports lifted the wheat market
to-day after an early decline. The clos.
Mas strong &c TO "a net higher. with
May at SlON@,, and July at Sl.06a, Corn
wound mp isc To a Ac higher. oats
OFT &c TO sc and provisions with gains
OF 1iAc TO l7lac.
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Logan q Bryan. clo.,ns stooh L.,t..

drifted almlessly without a decided
trend. The relatively mcagre volume
Of liquidation make - the dealings on
the selling side rather Improbable OUT
even so the trregularity and occasional
depressions serve TO make buyers hold
aloof. The advantage seems TO rest ON
the long side in the absence Of unfav-
orablc political news.
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Inspiration Copper declared initial
quarterly dividend OF x1s5
Lackawsnna Steel deferred consldera-
uon OF dividend on common stock
Argentine imports from United state.
IN 1918 valued at $56.l5S. 9O4 again Il
$50. 6N4.4i6 in 1914
NeW York Central Increases wages Of
minor employees about 10 percent
II industrials 1221S. off O.36
20 active railways lO3. 20. up OH rer-
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TO VISIT OHIO SCHOOLS.

Superintendent O. o. cfffrre Prof
school vs. o. Carrenfer. g. ~ Poae 7
r Ewing. ~ /. grussel and e. g. RIOS
eer VIII leave The fret of fhe week FOR
NFron. p. who're fhfv viii visif fhe hirh
ahn o. No nfary erh0ole They VIII also
rieit The Kent State Normal school
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On, CHICAGO. March 24-HogS receipt-
I-,yUO' weak advance; bulk SS9sTgIS.
tlkut $50 e. 3.sos mixed Sg.bOsLgSb.
heavy $500 s.s711. rough ss.f0sfS.SS.
cattle, receipts 1000: steady. Native
feeders S6.OOHS25: cows ana h., t az,
St.!OH 300. calves $500 a 1850
s,heep' .iccelpts 5000; strong; fancy
Melhers $3.50. new high record prtca.
IMethers .s;594 s55. ewes ys.35gfsSs
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Wheat-No. ? red Si1Oa1.1l: No. .
hard Sl.05 ~ I.O6L
Corn-----No. : yellow 74a74iac: No. 4
yellow Goa g69 &c: No. white esq
Oats--No , white 4Ia i2e. standard.
nominal
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steady: supply light. Choice sSsotS
200, prime S9.1OlIs.sO
Nncep, steady. supply light. Prime
Wethers $4,000 s.25: Gull and common
$3.50 az 300. lambs S7.5OaIl25. Veal
calves SiO.5OW11.OO.
Hogs, steady: receipts 10 do,hta
decks. Prime heavtes and medina
slV.yS ~ lO.lO; heavy Workers SlOOOeI
log9s light Workers sg.25Hg5O. MIS-
$3.50 500, roughs SCOOPS.