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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-13

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-13
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-13

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unb 3titt in england, als noble Der
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-13

Sails sic 0Snine BON @rrnier
serbirt un6 Mcntcncqro bie Mhiiht
hoben ionten, fir fif cinen Mnonias.
@1rb III oriinocn, fonntcn tic Mooie.
belt ia Sic @brenmitgltcofdaft art-
trdgen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-29
STOCK MARKET
NOT AFFECTED
International Affairs and Mexican STU
stion Exerted Little influence
on Trading.

NEW YORK. March 2S.-Exterual ar
ialrs as represented By the threatened
crisis with the Tcutonic powers and the
complex conditions in Mexico appeared
70 exert very slight Influence to-day 50
Tar. al least. a. they bore upon the NOR,
speculative aspects OF the market
Prices we've elevated quit. generally ar
Ter an early interval OF uucertaintv but
rpeclalti"s were the only stocks to reg
lister more than nominal Roadway.
Trading was fairly active during the
forenoon. tspered OFF materially at mid
gay ana became Increasingly apathetic
Ia the final hour.
such faVorit~s as Crucible Steel.
American Locomotive. the motors ans
s'mi-acuVe tnduStrials and equipments
res" 10 points. but metals and oils
were relatiVesly backward. except for
suite and superior and American Zine.
lsails and other investment stocks
we're negligible features. but fairly firm
additional excellent February state
mcnts contributing To that tone
bethlehem Steel added another Is
points to its steady reversal OF recent
days. failing to 40. and Mercantile Mar
mes we're consistently heavy. in marked
contrast 20 the strength Of United Fruit
United states Steel fluctuated within
fractional limits and was eclipsed In
ACTIVITY by "A hair dozen stocks of lesser
prominence. Quotations were "A point ar
more under their best At the irregular
close
Total sales OF stocks amounted to
2o.O00 shares
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II. s. BANKERS TO
CUT Big FIGURE
Eniarge London Facilities. And May In
vsr Heavily Abroad After the

LONDON. March 2s-SeveraI big
I/Nns firms of America. including j.
"or gan * Co. the National City tsank
ana the Guaranty Trust Company. Of
lev, lew York. have well advanced their ar
" financial business OF the world hore.
,store monopolized b. i.onaon and par
sIhey have all largely increased their
starts IN the European capitals and al
most every steamer from America
nrlngs American banking experts. who
are TO report TO New York on the con-
oitions in various countries
- Among the later arrivals was Ioseph
- ,hrosDS. foreign exchange manager
20 Madrid with starr Of four men to
TOOK INTO the situation In spain. The
rSsuon OF exchange will first occupy
Shelr attention. IL being the wish OF the
New York bankers to maintain As oar
as possible favorable rate of exchange
between London and the Various IN
ters.
The London manager OF New York
Ifahcial house explained that this " iSh
- que To the fact that the larger
aan,'rlS1n ilrms are convinced that Lon.
aon VIII remain geographically the IL
nanSial center and that. a. heretofore.
most OF. the big operations viii be car
rled out here. but th.., American money
VIII he required to successfully handi-
them. For example. should "A south
American state require mon.v the loan
III De tloatcd In London or Paris hut
me bidders Will be Americans. who.
having most OF the spare money. will
Dc In position to compete with those
european firms which before the war
lad a monopoly Of the business.
The American banks will also largely
handle the business Of American manu-
featuring concerns which have factor
les IN England and which. since the out
e<reak OF war. have been successful in
capturing much OF the trade formerly
done by European manufacturers one
American musical instrument company
which mas a large factory in England.
rtnd is charging il. has already secured
a bag portion OF the foreign trade or
herman companies. and r. Shinring
nianoS TO all parts Of the world Cheaper
labor and better means Of distribution
enable this company 90 handle its for
yisn business NOR" adNantagcouSly from
London than from America.
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SUGAR


'Iru. Centrifugal $3.50. molnssea g5f4.
refined flm DO points higher. cut loaf
rs Do. crushed $500. mould A 81 90.
powdered flfo. uns ErauuIatcI 5000.
diamond a 500. coufsctiou.fs' 4 $3.50.
Esd. d. ff So
~uElr futures advanced 80 to 10 points
.t tn" uruu.ng. uut later rsafTed Co.
. from Che highest Tho strength was
duo FOB commission house aaI trade
lUfIuE
Tho closing wns firm with prices un-
changed fn I1 points hIEhsr sales
$4,000 toms May secs. july s. Va. sep
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LABELLE ACTIVE
Several Hundred Shares Of Comm on
Stock Changed Hands Yestsr-
day-Sold at So

laEs.le stock was again the leading
issue on tho local stock exchange yes
to-day. IaBcllc common was IN strong
demand. and during the day went TO 90.
Many shares changed hands at this
price. ON the Pittsburgh exchange.
more than 500 hsarcs were sold. and at
thee close s-i4 was bid and 50 was ask
90 for the stock LaBelle preferred sold
90 $780, with i1l asked al the close
with the exception Of dealing in La
EfIle stU,K. the local market was gen
orally quiet. yesterday. Wheeling Mold
and Foundry stock was offered az So
Market Auditorium stock sold ct so
vs. hitaker-G lessucr preferred Wa.
stronger. selling az I24.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-29
OLD DIRECTORS
TO SERVE AGAIN
Gratifying Business For the Riverside
fBrdge Work Reported by Secre-
tary-Trcasurer Fred J. Park.

The annual meeting OF stockholders
OF the Riverside BrIdr. Works was
called for yesterday afternoon. iu th,
T1mpany principal uuir.. Iu Martins
Ferry. but "a quorum NOT being pr, s.nt
no business was taken nap The old di-
r"ctor~ automatically continue In office
another year. The board b. composed of
\. q. Whitaker. Alex Glass George
Cook. -. Il. Wood. j. II. I,sh and o.. }.
Park.
The directors viii organize nj their
next m.ctiug. 90 hs held tho FIRST week
OF April.
secretary UaSurUr D. D Par. stated
- llerda\ tnai the Cpupaus - business is
grSlty inE our plant IS running near
81 IT'S utmost capacity at present than
~ ha- AT any previous timc iu tho past
year or two Dc said fir added that
Enough orders are now On naud 20 keep
Nhe plant ben operation four az fiv,
months, .MhI. tho prospects are bright.
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Logan & Bryan. Closing STOCK Letter

NEW YORK. March While deal
ings were largely professional tho list
gave good account g.. itself and closed
Suhstaut Tally higher the political new.
suggested that another not. is likely 90
% sent To Germany. but neither this
feature OF things nor the lack OF au-
tnorltatiN' news with respect To- dev.I-
"NfusQt~ iu Mexico hav, A distinct hear
ilE on me court of prices. ~ a matter
or fact sentiment appeared 10 b..
'h'trfl more as 90 result OF the adj
Nanclr- TENDENCIES which were dis
plan cd than hN amy concrete occurrence.
We believe an extended position on the
long side De- inHIEi-abl. while there -
lists SO many uncertainties OF a KIM
that are likely 90 preciTitate drastic
selling movement over nIghf.
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aHtrn fancy head 30 lb
10 cartons ........... 81
carolina head. extra fancy
tarOllua head. fancy. ~
Carolina head. rhuitf....
tHrUliua. medium ........ So
japan fancy ..........
hmm r..L.a ------ 1.
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BUTTER. EGGS AND CHEESE

NEW YORK. March eS-Huttcr. firm.
Creaw'rr extras 90. scorel Sole. cream
.crN 'high'r -cnrIugD 31H 35igc. fir-tS
20 q -f Soc. seconds SEA 35c
Eggs firm. fresh gathered. extras
2- q 70 23U. extra fIrsfs - p, ~ gee firsta
2uN. ff - iaC. seconds cOH 20 i4c. nearby
h"nu'rF whites. fino 90 fancy 23ts "a Zfc.
nearby hsuu'rg browns 22fs 10 1gr
Cheese. steady. state. held srsgIrf-
81 10 is 'rr. dU. average fancy lisa
lN 70. current make. average run rTsf
d tsH. Wisconsin twins held. fAFfI.I. .
Live poultry. STEADY. huf 200 prices
settled. dressed firm. chickens f5ff Soc.
fowls go. m zoe. turkeys 90 ~ 7ur
Flour. firmly held
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paper auat. Sterling 90 days billie
4--'4. demand {t'76b. cables fs5-.
Frames. demand 5000 cables $3.50.
fNr.urr. demand IZfs. cables 1874
1uIl.rs. demand g. s-l6. cables - Il-is
I'r,a. demand SG.egfs. cables gGsst.
I;HHI.s. demand rtf4 cables 3i7s Hnr
-..ED. tUhs Mexican dollars 46h Gov
eminent bonds steady. Railroad ponds
steady
Time loans fru.r. co DAYS 2.Qf 20
days sHaia s.S month 3431
flI money steady. high q low "a.
rolling rate t. last loan g closing bid
l.t. unrrsI a.
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Big ADVANCE ON
WHEAT MARKET
Crop Damage reports Responsihls FOR
Boost In P-icss-Lszdinx
Staples Showed cams

CHICAGO. March Crop damage
reports appeared to be chiefly responsl-
bic for decided advance to-day in the
price OF wheat. The market closed
strong 10 5sg &c net higher. with
May AT sl.lsis ~ 4. and July si1oa
other leading staples. too. all showed
sains-corn q TO &c. oats :. to 40 -
and provisions % to lie
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-29
45.1 PR. CT. JUMP
IN BANK FIGURES
Total Ciearinss for Tuesday sos. 500. 81
Compared With s2io.5ls.e4 Same
Day Last March.

tuesday was the occasion Of another
large Increase In the wheeling bankin. x
clearings. as reported by Manager Alex.
Mitchell of the Clearing House Asso-
citation. The total for the cay was
S3o5.S0s.92. compared with s2to5test,
an Increase Of S9s.s55=S. or i51 per
cent.
The total Tor the month 20 date ~
now $40. 316.161, IS. compared with 81
a4E.StONb. an Increase OF S2.O8a.1gO. SO.
OF az per cent The details follow:
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North China

) VtCIII. CT01In.
Dairy prints
SwtifZCr. blk. \
~ eit@cr. wheel
Ions Horn ...
ntise T W. bTici
. 10 4 TO paci
LiupcrEtr. hbOu
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/ open. | H,Sn. Nv. Close.

Cash quotations.
Wheat No. : red sIl3s. Hll5ts. No.
:: red SIZE q LIZA No. hard. nominal.
No. 3. hard. Sl.Osa.
Corn. No. . yellow $50 zoe. No. vel
low tNi. "a 49, No. white 6Na. ~ ssc.
- = 045c.
Pork s2Isou ss.oo, hard SIi4-. ribs
Sll.62H 1e.iU.
1plElfo. a.. March - Wheat. cash
SLIM. May si.lSiz July Sll5ig.
Clover seed. price cash xl1.25. March
Sll.l5. April $3.50. October s. IS
AlSike. prim. cash and March $3.50
Timothy. PRIME cash ana March SS.50:
April >3.fi.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-29
Financial Opinions.

FINANCIAL NENS -TV~.-Tb. rem.
eral stock market H. eNrected to move
ana while awaiting definite news spec.
!adtes like American I.inSeed pref
naiIMln locomotive. Goodrich. Int. Az
flcuttural chemical and Western MARY.
iahd pref. may be put higher. a. ponl.
IN them are bullish for particular Iea.
ar. well bought on reccssions acc"ri.
iug to Investment banking circles I'm.
same may be said Of leading copper is.
account.
MIS- says Germany will have ur-
gent need OF credit and Of capital after
the war. In almost unlimited volume
american capital will be at her disposal
Tor the work Of rebuilding her Indus.
tries n she does not recklessiy clos.
that sort OF help by forcing. Us into an
uufricndly attitude
FINANCIAL AMERICA:--It is Quick.
y demonstrated that constant absorb.
tlon has been In progress On recessions
In stocks.
WALL ST. JOU RNAL.-whue IL has
been easy To get rid ii stocks. n proves
20 be quite another matter TO get them
back.
CoMMEBCIAL-" watchrul waiting
did not keep US out of Mexico IN III.
end. and IL might De incouveni.nt b.
nave Germany ANA a perfectly good fleet
on our hands 81 peace comes in EuroT,
while We are still iu Mexico.
JOSEPH says:-No trouble with rail-.
road employees viii come. The buyinp
OF steel h. Of the best possible doScrlp-
uon one cannot possibly make any
mistake ia taking hold OF Steel for I,
long pull fut Fries. \ proNerb and
hy-wurd-taNe hold OF Anaconda ana
az rlch. 10 not overlook Kelly springs
Tres nor miss chance ON the " aba hes
CHICAGO. March 2S.-Hogs receipts
1000, weak Bulk Sss5us.sU. light
so "a 1905, mixed s. 6Onss5. heavy
sUliN.t5.
Catde receipts 1000. steady. Native
beef cattle Ss.s5 "a 1900. stocker- aud
feeders 50 90 d s.2J. cows and heiferS
So 20 20 900. calves S5.5aftlO.Uu.
sheep. receipts 1890. weak Weth.rs
S>euH -. ewes $5.4UTS.N5. lambs,
80 Is "a il.So.
PlTfSBl Rili. Pa. March es-Cattl..
steady. supply. light. Choice SsG5HgI5.
prime Ss.25 q $50.
sheep. steady. supply. light Prime
W'th'rs $500 "a H.-s. Gull ami common
81. son 3 So. lambs s1.50H II.5. veal
calves S1o.uUfflU.so.
Hogs. higher rpCsIp pts. light Prime
heaNi"s. mediums and heavy workers.
Slu.2s p 1880. light workers. So fdussU.
PIGS $3.50 ~ $40. roughS Ss.UOn9.-s
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Petroleum.

OIL CITY "a March .e Credit hal
1ucre 81 GO Runs fl2 900. average So
'''. Shipments '13.o4f. average 80 $50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-29
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. Va. March q. 'lG.
Range Of active stocks on the New
ork stock Exchange. corrected dllIy
by \. l.. Masteu q CO.. brokers.
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WHEELING. ". Va. March ~. 10
The aCtINe fItI,oUrgu sac, 80 ,ui rect led
uslly by \ l.. MHstyn - Co. bankers
anu brokers'. Sationa! Bank vi West
Virginia ISuiiding
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Curb Mining stoeS.
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. IS Va March ~ 10
H'p.rtrd - a. D.. aasten q Co. 4 .
br1nd rHuHrrr. members Ntw YorH
Stock Exchange.
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Cd Transfer books close March is
FOR 20 cash dividend. payable March
81
90 Transfer books close March 18th
for ! = e. payable April LIST
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
WHEELING. ". Va. March IS. 10.
Market reported Dy \. e.. Mastea a
Co. anembeTs New York stock k.Acnanee
o..
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MoUNDsvILLE LINE
WHEELING AND MOUNDsvILLE
DAILY Except Sunday.

ON lines having regular express serv-
icc. shipments Weighing IN excess OF
httN pounds. or large bulk. will not be
carried on passenger cars.
ALL LlNES-Daily Except Sunday
No shipments. except emergency shin
m'nts OF medicines. will be carried on
passenger cars between 400 and 6:IJ
d. IN.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Total shares s3l.Nuu.
Bonds S3.3NN.uOU.
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WHEELING TRACTION COMPANY
EMPRESS CAR SCHEDULE
Taking Eject June 81, 1909.

WHEELING AND wELLsBuRo
Daily Except Sunday.
Wheeling Wellsburg
Leave
22nd street Ieave
w ht'hng wellsburg
10 80 a. M. 300 a m
'-'V j. M. IL 90 noon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-29

Standard Oil Subsidiary Stocks
WHEELING. ". Va. March Is ID
Corrected Dy \. l.. Masten < Co. L. r.
Brand. Mgl- Itoom- sug-sOs National
Bank itiog-. Wheeling. ". Va
S4pNhS lid Ask
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-29

LaB. !. 5l7- 5et ,l7s 5et4 - 5e5
go Of. .l2s" = lzN %. 1-N-s ...... I3H IL
Pure %. lNA. la. ia 49, Is. lga
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Total sio. 27s.7sl.3s s5.342.57O.ss Al.
Inc. : J.O34.l9O5O
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vinegar.

Pure cider. per gallon. 10
Fish
Milford chronicle., 1916-04-14

1T PAYS TO ADVERTISE In THB
MILFORD CHRONICLE.
Milford chronicle., 1916-04-14
DISTRICT NO: 6.
sunnar County

1NhbeA county.
Y Miss Clara. Millman, Of Camden, N J.
died last Thursday In the Cooper hospita
Of that city. The remains were
brought to the home Of her parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. William Millman, and the fun.
eral was held Sunday afternoon at New
Market M. E. Church, by Rev. ]. p.
Kelley. Interment was made at the ad.
joining cemetery. The floral offerings
were many and beautiful.
While sharpening berry stakes, George
II. Warrington met with the painful Rc-
cident Of cutting deep cash in his foot
which necessitated the taking of sew
eral stitches. At the present writing
he Is doing well under the care of his
physician This Is a great misfortune
TO Mr.. Warrington, considering the time
OF year and the amount Of work the
farmers have to do.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Messick died last Wednesday
morning. The funeral was held Thurs
day afternoon at the home. Interrnent
was made at the Lincoln cemetery
This vicinity was visited early Satur-
urday morning by a hail storm, followed
on Sunday by a snow furry, but we are
hoping for springlike weather, as the
farmers are already late with their
Mrs. Keturah Bowies, OF Erie. Pa. IA
visiting her sister, Mrs. b. d. Carpen-
ter, who has been very III, but who Is
now rapidly recovering.
Erasmus Wilson has rented his farm
and with his family has moved to Afii-
home.
Alex Young. Of Haddonheirbts. N
has been visiting his sister. Mrs. J. p.
Johnson.
Mrs. Oscar johnson, OF philadelpb,a
Is at the home Of her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Willoughby Beideman, recovering
from q recent attack Of tonsolitis and d
grippe.
Milford chronicle., 1916-04-14
GLENDALE.

Clara. the Oldest daughter of Mr.. and
| Mrs William Milman, died in the
Cooper Hospital, Camden, N. J., on
1 Thursday evening. of pneumonia She
/ had been in about two weeks, and until
1 Wednesday had been thought to be pro-
| crossing nicely, when she suffered re-
lapse. She had been employed IN cam
den for a number OF years, her re-
mains were brought to the home OF her
parents on Friday evening, accompanied
/ by her sister, Miss Mamie Milman. The
! funeral services were held at New Mar
ket Church Sunday afternoon, and were
largely attended She leaves a father.
mother and sister. to whom we extend
our sympathy IN their hour OF sorrow
On Tuesday Miss Georgianna Reed
and Charles Knox went to Georgetown
on the 10 o'clock train, where they Were
quietly married. They returned on the
afternoon train. and after receiving the
congratulations of their many friends.
went Othe home of the bride. They
have. the best wishes of the town and
community for a long and happy life
Mrs. ". s. p. Combs and children OF
Middletown are spending some time
with her mother Mrs. Mary c. Reed.
Mrs. l.. e.. Marriner visited her sister
at Lincoln City on Sunday and Monday.
X. G. Hill, Jr., Of Newark, Del, was
intown on Sunday.
MIR and Mrs Clarence Milman. Of
Philadelphia, spent Sunday at the home
OF John hliman.
Harry Jester DR., ts recovering from
severe attack Of mumps.
Harvey Smith is quite sick at this
writing
Miss Lima Warren. who is teaching
near Georgetown. speut sunday with her
parents. Mr.. and MIS- Samuel Warren.
Messrs. Mills and Dwier we're visitors
at the home OF Ii W. Jester on Sun /
day.
Mrs. BERTHE Hill. Of Delmar.' has been
visiting al the home of William Milman.
Mr.. and Mrs Jehu r. Hudson Of
have been visiting in town
this week
TOlbert Mackln is i'll at this writing. Z
Miss Anna Bennett spent the week end
II her home in Slaughter Neck.
]. Paul Cranston Of Wilmington has
been visiting At the home Of r. J. Glen
ianiel. n
Mrs. Robert Carey Of Lincoln. is visit
ng at the home of DR.. Shenkle.
Miss Edith Ennis is spending sometime
With her sister. Mrs. Onis Carpenter. OF
Chester. Pa.
Rev U. b. Reed and family went TO
lis new appointment at harydel Tues
lay.
Mrs Palmer, OF Rehoboth, who has
,een visiting her daughter. Mrs. Dorsey
dorgan. has returned home.
PEGGY TRUTH" !"
Milford chronicle., 1916-04-14

The meeting OF the Harrington New
Century Club on Tuesday evening was
a very interesting one. Miss Laura
Fleming, who takes a great interest in
libraries and literature, which was the
subject Of the meeting. was the hostess
OF the evening. At the next regular
meeting nomination OF officers will take
place.