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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-31
PEACE APOSTLES
ARE DRIVEN OUT
Of HUDSON, WIS.
ARE THRENTENED WITH "NECk.
M PARTY" NM WITH TAR
AND FEATHERS.
FIND NO PLACE TO MEET
Mob al Thousand Scc> Man aud Two
Women iu Train aud National
Peoples Council l. Through
Nith Town.
BY A~o.,ot,I l't,s

By Associated lr,sa
HUDSON WI. Aul 300 ~rarc-
tary loOhn,r 1l tH. Peoples Peace
Council rub..ij, Aacu Charlie.
Frue president uI tH, Sow York
brotherhood NylHre association
NiHs fiuuour, Nar.H.,- ui N.V
No,. president u th. Workers
council hcr woman secretary and 90
Woman s'ru0cUph,. frum Jh, uoJd
quarters ul DO. Nauug. Peoples
Council wer. ruu uut ol Hudson u-
uiah' uy % mob estimated tu number
UUn Ih,y w,r. mon Hau,d .N.
IH- fo Jn mpa I0u.l app. Ium
count. Nttuuo, y % Nuuw VINO
Irgrd lhr mob tu I.f t.u eu HurN
aud upl commit violence
Had Mass Ncctinu.
lN" action ut .hc crowd Vu. ur,.
coded hy mass morIm- 200 wH.,h
speeches we're waIU uy NHIur SOM
Campbell 90 veteran o' ihp DItII wan.
Mayor tuudii and others uud %.
which rr Um'uus v,.. adopted pro-
testing against th. nD1c. ,lnt,r,u,.
From This meeting tu, mob won't Zoo
tFr hotel vU'r. Charles ku-c. MISS
N7rrolic, and two other women r.r,
sitting 300 thD lobby Major Dlmu.
bol SHOOK petition beneath OH.
nose of Nh Erusc protesting against
Tie conference md demanded Do, .Iu
/ it kruso dcrlu.d
tall Made tor Tar
be' d rope suWr up. shuHf.d
'G'' rhc tar aud feather. .dd 300.
other The crowd pressed forward
and % haii dozen hands vcr. nid ou
/ hru,' County Attuu, Yarn u
jumped on chair and surr,.u,I bon
restoring quiet ON the promise ui
krusc aud The women to lely, town
a' once Five minutes later tlc,
wore bundled into au automobile and
rushed 90 the depot whcrc tho, v.re
plIoed aboard tr0iu fpr NnurauoIis
bcpnd hoo'ug and H ua at
'N'w uo t.ol.s,. yas offered uu tr
WaA lu ih odop1t Secretary IY.h
/ ncf told th" driver uI f.. rir .Ha.
Iihoy we're through uur uud.m mt
would NOT tr ID hold 20 .. .wme
Uprr
IrD'inu. ru thr Hass meeting tHr
.ciF council hr.d special Muma
aud adopted % resolution .ur.aUur
lHr peace ,lUe. lY hold lut u.Hu.
+ iu 'h' .Ii'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-31

so U-Boa' has been captured Dos
the Americans j. Be- tbo best ludr-
mcut ot high officials however that
several have been sunk hy h0miral
Simm's dcstruycrs and ihOy are con
fident that the submarine menace
will ho substantially ahatrd as DO,
number uf dostroyors and other craft
available for the work o. increased
Reports from London that me euh-
marines are WOrkiul farther a' 5000
than formerly We're confirmed by
the navy department ii may be- that
new boats of greater size and better
sca-kccpinr uuaiiiies Irud OBJ This oN-
tension of the zone OF activities. hut
:, H. regarded "a more probable that
tho increased vigilance ui the anti
submarine iorcos is mainly rrpmsi-
bic
Tho effect oi the increasing patrol.
81 %" employment u' tirpIpur. and
OF the addition OF new 1nycce ln
the ant -.ubWariu, weapons has been
10 force the boa. under water to
q greater degree Their effective
moss is limited iu proportion
Must Operate ou ~urta,r.
They cannot run down e mrruulu.
ship OF average speed f kap. under
water Tnoy can opera. unt against
ships that almost stumble upon
them Aud 10. the time they ar. un.
dor water JuDl are consuming IU.
stored power u. their eIHrHg. batter
jos. decreasing 'h'ir range o' under
water action au1 ruWp...ms .mm q.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-31
AMERICAN NAVAL FORCES
GUARD MERCHANT FLEETS
SYSTEM is BEING WORKED OUT WHEREBY LESS THAN
oNE.HALF OF ONE PERCENT OF VESSELS SO
CARED FOR ARE HARMED.
TRANs-OCEAN LOSSES PROVING SMALL

Many Devices Arc Construction Be Used Against Subms
nes Already Proving Effective Being the Depth Bomb
Which, Exploding Beneath Underwater Craft Within
Reasonable Distances Crushes Hull Like Shell.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-31
NpNtN ~ ~ ~~iA
GET EQl ~ RIGHT,

HHrEOGEAn AUS. aD.#-
? 'H. provisional government
@ authorized th- admission
Hi women Co 40 forms of state
"..r0 Du the same conditions
..u
? Countess pauu who Gar a
'". WIs assistant minister ot
? scotia. tutelaFe has been ap-
pointed secretary of state f0s
public instruction.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-31

come up a' uiLhl aud hy ROO, nu ihe
.UT' nee while their Ola .UEiUr- lr.
used fn rrhlre' 'hn batteries
Th. decision o the uays depart
m'u' to spend sIaO.unuuu0 ou new
do,truycrs aud destroyer building la.
ciliii,s approved yesterday hy Pres
idou' Wilson. is based ou 'hr effect.
ivcuoss oi thc swift lighting machines
ss proved by Admiral Sims forces
Every effort 90 speed .h. new pro-
lram as We'll %. tl, old will De- made
aud during the next year the Amer.
lean destroyer Iorcc IN turopoun Va
ters probably rsu bp more than duuh
lcd
Vurk i~ Rushed.
Destroyer ROW under construction
arr being rushed ro completion and
reports uu progress are sullsfac'nr,
American experts have developed %
depth bomb i1r use against suhwa
ruc. that rro deadly 40 considerable
range Tl. bomb curfauiu. high rN
plosiyc is dropped from destroyer
uynr 20 spot where fH. presence %. .
submarine I- indicated l' BE- tuned
lo explode go % certain depth o.
thr explosion occurs h.'nN fh. .
boat 3uI vIfhu o. reasonable distance
rU. nu . fH. under waiter craft
cannot Withstand tbD pressure bat r
ruenn. utn 1u rrc .U.I
SlU. u thr destruction n f..
WY Hru.. 600 fh. surface m fU"
.I.r. OIL. .# fr.u .HU| HIUE. H.H. ..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-31

Ha drun,ru0 al the committee on
.E... um.udaton I determine
H. .utmmcnts fair price nor has
D.. q. uy W WuWaicd ana opinion
..tuM. nHi price.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-02
Die 39it6owiter osilenpn6e npO lire
2'~au3cplatfu 8Q6ri6afiou

Iditnau, 1rigsn ufp. meter Bsrar6sis
ten.
@or eirig,n Sa6ren nurOt Der gau
Der 4isuen Sto5lz unb Nal3perisz
4nla9en boueuOct. nelde BAG @%iitnp,rt
4jttoIpiB auf cine Clinic ittLlen nit ben
groBten mn tsIsiu9eriateten 6itttnpers
ten Der Uolt. D..
Dick neJeran Dal3pert Qnlo9tn
umfaIu Elm glotpal5uert, cine Rsotrz
iieritrdbs, cine Grobitrede, Elm gled0uo
5nsi gIettrio 5pai uninerIalltraben,
mebrsra 0itie1 uno Geinftraben, no3u
itA nod Das 9an5erpIatten Bdl3ntrt
gsialt, Gdntlife @al3snifraBtr ionic
ale fiir ben 8strie6 nptpsnbigm 9e5euz
oppdrate srbaIten ausi6lieBlid eIettris
iftu Qutrie6.
Die Geiettri3itdt ipirb unttr ausqiez
bigger 9erpertung Der oiiponiblen aotss
un0 6oh0iaaaie in bier eltitriIaeu
3aatrdIta tr3su9t, bic aud Strom fit
bic ufrigsn 8strie6e be- Mertes Iieferu.
Cine Gdtn9itBcrei nit II aupol uno
4 5lammofeu er3eugt suBsiierne aobrsH.
Sine QroBe, MODERN singerihtete 9t1z
ihinsufdbrit piOmet I'D bauptiddlid
Der 5a5ritation bon 8ohleniDditeH.
50rbgraulagen, Separationen. Giurids
tungan fir 5oh0ien, apisanitaItea,
BaI3ntrten uHo GiIeHhltten, fsrHer Dtr
Jubritatiou BON GroBgasmdidinin,
8ompreHortu; in 6efonoeren 4bteiIuHgsn
betrsibt lie ierner bic gr8eugung bon
GiieHbabHr1oeru unD aabIdBeH, BON
Bedfek uno 0tidsHnEagen.
9iit 3ubilfeua6me pneumotii6 uab
bpbraulii9 6etrie5entr 4ittmaiaiHen,
9rebluftntrt3tlee. elettriIh betriebmer
go5rtrant msrotn in Der griideubauz
dHitait giisRba6ns unb StrnBenbridsH
6o6bautsn fir Snbufries 4HldgeH,
Wortts Eu6 8abn6of6oaeH uno 6itteHz
giHridtHHqeH heraefelt.
Die atHelfahrif er5eugt 9ampFteHel,
8elernoirt. gdsbt6dlter( Ginrihtngtn
fir bic Qetrolams uno Cement 5aoas
TIRE. 3eIuloietodsr uHo hergleiheu.
Gin Robrmpalansrt erssagt itaWPf'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-02


t~roTfsrt 3ifl bereit5 narti hla9en bat,
io 1aB ie alio crit i'm Jnnsrn CUR Ggs
pIofioH tonHat, po5urb iit bic inon an
uno fir ft gepdlti9t Wirtung b1risl6,H
naturl.1 noa utfentiit oeJttaLtt.
Snmitten 0gs mdhtigften 5~taalo6ltns
qa6igte5 Der goBpsls Uloadrdte, bGs.
CHraa- Rar1iner 1teinto6ltnrebier:
ljeggn BE gra6an unr giienperte Der
8itiopiger gergbaus unO Gien6itteHs
@aeaihoft, 1el3e NIT ciutm Qr6sitrs
fanoe bon mt6r als 10000 Mdau 3u
ben qr5Btfn ur0pdii6eu 5~rbuHriuuterz
uehmunoen 5a6lt unb nrtiirlih I'm arieq
eine neitsre toIDTrle Qusbehnund rfad
rem Bat. Nus feinen Qnfdna9n nurDen
burh mabfane un6 ratloIe 4r6ttt. fos
uic 6urh t.gon 8sft6Ad Bic ~aiaaptiz
iden 8erte qgihcffen, bic, ausaetattet
nit ben m"obernitn errunaenT6aFten her
Ieduif, bic 5lerr9ifiIh =unqarfhe ITO
n1rdie Sci ba Ginoetuuq zines qrobsn
3tiles ihrfs gtbarfts an arieQsmdtaridl
BON Qusiaa6e u~na66dnqiq mddten.
"a Die mitfopiber gtrebauz unb
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-02
1~ilerRtpiirSiec
S~Aiffsunfdae,


Die 3abt Der G9iffsunfaqe, BEL
btnen Die batreftuoea Ja6r3euge 80.
grun0e ge6en, lit du5 in Grieoens4
3titen nett gr6Bcr ais man gemeinhin
omimmt namttd I'M 9ur6ianitt
runb 1000 bro Sabr. Die meiiten aitler
unidle gebeu auf betamnts lIrIa4en
5uriid. 3ufammenIt6B9, 6euer, Qufs
nufcn ouf qanb. Stirme II. orsL es
gibt a6er ftets aut cine 6an5e an3ahf,
BAL banea man Die llrfaae uift IT.
mi!tslu tam. unb Bic 316l oieier iIna
file hat fb Tn ben ltbteu Sa9ren Be-
bsutcno Darme6rt. Ron ben meliten
er6dlt man nitmdls genauere alaoe.
8ag D6rtten .9trTaoQea" in ben
0ffentlidm 2iHn fjn0tE 06 G4ididl
nisier GdifFe an. Reueroings qbtr Hno
in mebrcren Ja4ln Sal Ioldfn rdtf.ls
baften llnfaagn BE geIaBuugen gtrett.t
norbeu, uuo bdnur6 1T nenigitens
etlpas 2i6t in bas : font auf bieitm
@sbiets laiten6e 8untet gstommeu.
So IinO, ipie a9romet6eu5" beridtst,
Gn0e Gfio6er 1916 Biz btiben uorfpss
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-02
Gin observation-disclosures
apdbrsi,S ser S6latbt.

Sin ittfsneg Sa9babentsuer fpirb BON
sintm nsltidm 6nnptmaun aua benz
Sittu mitgeteiIt. gr ftrie6: .Mleine
Fpmpagnie tdmpfte nit gssneriI6er 9yns
fanterie, ipobsi ie aud bon fetnbIider
qrtiqrie bsidoFta purbe. gI5bgh
ftiirmt BON 6es @egners Geits auF stns
NAL elm 1itr, bas mir u[e 8lerH fir
eineH 8oIf. bislten, auF unlcre Gdiibens
bedung gu. 9ur4 elmer p~oblaeielim
6duB nurbe Is auf 80 S6ritte bur
u%Hierer Qinie n~ie6srgefredt. 8as sur
5ano genommene GerngIas 6tlehrte uns
jebO9, oaB Elm gfapitaIes 8il6f6neins
uns auf eigens Weife 5u iebr piltoms
mener Sagbbeute fpurbe. qls bi. aadt
fih nieosrgdtutt bate, urbe Der trfts
liGt Beaten. ben uns Der Bonner ser
FeinbIifsu @sidiibe Sutrieb, abaehoIf.
5ubsreitst unb ais asderbiHen b%efbeift.
Dem eutsa Ghibsn iparb cine erobs
qor!iOn uHb SduBsslo 3pisiI."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-02

8ltiB lift aaer 1usenom aufana.
8as if cine 5uperIdiFse Mabrbsii, Be-
iidtist our4 bic g~rfabuung oIsr 3siisa
uHb Orts.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-02

Iis trfsa 4aiaage oer Sfooamorier
EsiaA Bis in 6ds 5ahr 1907 saEld.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-02

MiSbsr zine beae, luFtiss @aaa seae
mIasisnam bic 1eds, @Ias Elm xii Der
Mdnas. taft cir Walstatdisr. eTer fteAt
ea aarlssr MrtiafgNpaf. Rs5enan mar
red p~erlnnfsne berfdoaeEe 8srs
ansesa6tis; nir faassn an ansm GENET
tiaka Sfnaagrab poFbei, oas De 3ns
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-06
STOCK MARKET WAS
WHOLLY PROFESSIONAL
Short Covering Contributed to Irregular
Rally at tho Close-No. Pub
lie Interest.

NEW YORK. Jan. 5.-The market was
again subjected almost entirely 10 the
canrices OF professional traders to-day,
that faction awaiting itself OF. various
DEVELOPMENTS and complications to de
press prices OF leading stocks from 3
to points. Extensive Shortcomiug
contributed TO irregular and nominal
rallies at the close.
Price movements were most bewllder-
ing throughout the session. not less
than three successive declines and rail-
lies occurring in the first three hours
with some relaxation Of pressure later
Public interest was altogether negligi-
bic.
Following the usual custom. United
States Steel was again the storm center.
that stock recording an extreme decline
of IS points at 1925 and net loss OF
! X. Steel again furnished preponder-
ant share of the days business. far out
stripping the combined dealings In cop
perS. rails and the active Specialties
Rails were Inclined to advance until
heavy selling In other quarters created
general irregularity.
Equipments and munitions kept pace
with steel. Bethlehem Steel losing Il
points. Shipping shares were heavy
to weak. Total sales Of stocks amount
ed to, $4,000 shares.
Additional weakness In traction issues
featured the irregular and narrow bond
market. Total sales, par value s5.0+D,
900.
United States IS advanced i per
cent and Panama 3's / per cent on call.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-06
TICKER TALK
(By private wire to Fidelity Investment
.ASSociat lon.l

ASSOclatlon.l
American Hide and Leather Company
in quarter ended December 81 made new
high record in earnings. running more
than 500 per cent ahead OF previous
quarter. Earnings will show in excess
Of 100000 net for the quarter, against
$4,000 perrious quarter.
Sloss-Shenield declared quarterly divl-
dend of y per cent on common stock.
putting stock on per cent annual
basis. Dividend is payable February +.
to stock record January l..
Last dividend paid on the issue was
in 1910. in which year total disburse-
ments amounted to 81. per cent.
while United States Steel looks like
q good speculation because OF the prom
Use Of continued large earnings. one
must admit that until there Is some
definite knowledge OF bigger dividend
payments Of some kind the stock is sell
ing for more than 1t IS permanently
worth" says John Moody in Il special
analysis.
Rumors Of an extra dividend in adj
dition to Increase to a : per cent annual
rate for Atchison next Thursday are
now in circulation. though the talk OF
an extra also Is not generally credited.
Dow Jones says: December produc-
100000 pounds copper. against $500
900 in November and 31.5oO.oo0 in Oc-
tooer.
A1idva1e Steel and Ordnance Corpora
ton has purchased the Pittsburgh
Westfnoreland Coal Company for $1,000
900. The transaction involves 5000
acres Of gas. coal and cokinE coal in
Westrnereland and Washington coun-
ties.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-06
HTAHCIAI. oPu1oHs.

CIV private wire to A. E. Masten & co..
Tho Professional View says-A mod
Sun-Peace will bring readjustment
in business and the revision OF many
speculattves values. but 1t win bring
also a more normal business and safer
business.
Financial News Bullstin says-The
adverse price effect on peace rumors
and German news fakes following
natural realizing, shows how sensitive
is the market, with its ear now wide
open for the cooling OF the dove rather
suggestions Of an early ending of the
conflict throughout collapse OF the
Teutonic alliance or otherwise. We again
urge that close watch be kept upon
the Anglo-French bond tendencies IN
fresh unsettling international news. tho
recession should be followed by re-
sumption Of Irregular bullish specially
activity with L. s. Steel leadership.
followed by strength In Cructble. Lack
awanna Steel the Car stocks and Oils
which we think may be bought for turns
81. 5. Keech & Co. say-Money is al
ready beginning to work easier and the
supply will be greater than the demand
BY the end Of the month. We look for
q rising market.
Harris, Winthrop & Co.-Sentlment is
bullish on the stock market.
Spencer, Trask & Cot is our be-
lief that extremely easy money rates
now on there will be less money avail
able for purely speculative purposes.
y. L. Observation-Disclosures Of the
war situation cotton Is on a very sound
Clark. Childs & Co.-The market re-
fleets. large buying from important
sources, particularly in U. s. Steel and
similar stocks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-06
LITTLE PAUSE IN
TRADE CONDITIONS

NEW YORK. Jan. 5.-Bradstrcets to-
morrow will say:
While post-holiday quiet continues TO
characterize trade conditions, the pause
in this respect Is much less marked
than in former years, and in fact the
momentum heretofore attained has been
so great that current movements are
remarkably quick. Inventory In co'n-
mercial channels occupied considerable
attention. but this task IS being has
tened and In industrial lines sustained
activity in making up products is still
the rule. though, OF course. new buying
Is devoid Of previous fevcrish aspects.
Some statesmen are again on the read
and judging from the volume Of string
orders received. the new year certainly
has opened nuspiciously. Talk of early
peace in Europe has diminished nni
while high prices tend to encourage con
ScrvatIVes 1t Is we'll known that manu-
facturers have not been abls to get up
goods for stocks and therefore. the
country is we'll nigh barren Of ready
supplies. Jobhers report a satisfactory
volume OF recorders, and country
merchants apparently have had their
shelves we'll cleared out.
Weekly bank clearngs s5,67s.176, 900.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-06
Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW YORK, Jan. 6.--Butter. hrmes:
creamery higher than extras +I94dhc:
rreamery extras coz score! 4o$aohe;
nrsts ash 03sEc: seconds So soc:
Eggs, firmer; fresh Eathsred sx
or snoc,Sl marks. fancy ssh q SIC; SEQ
onds to flrsts SAN @S6c; nearby hen
merry whites fine to fancy 539bbc; near
by hennery browns SID 63c.,,
Cheese, steady: state. held. specieM
o4L 6o4lsc; do. average fancy INV
Live poultry weak: chickens lIAV
1sr: fowls lS@2011c: no turkeys quot
cd: dressed dull and weak. chickens -
a csc: fowls 15i: 923c; turkeys :oqSSc.
Flour, quiet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-06
LOGAN d BHYAN'S CLOSING STOCK
LETTER.

(By private wire to A. E. Masten 6 Coz
NEW YORK Jan. 5.-The market
was a1ain lower although some scat
tered short covering took place In the
last half hour but rallies were feeble:
though there was some evidence or
pools and cliques being deslrous OF ad-
vancing q few specialt.es, such as Smell
ters and Mexican Petroleum.
Tho political news suggested that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-06
CLOSING STOCK LETTER.
by private wire to Fidelity Investme'

by private Wire 70 Fidelity Investment
ASSociation.)
NEW YORK. Jan. 5.--Prices ruled
unsteady today. with many rumors Of
peace and diplomatic matters that tend
ed to disturb the speculative mind. The
market has discounted much in the way
Of peace, but is unfortunate in having
no real leader on the bull side. while
the other side is apparently we'll repre-
sented by strong and bold operators.
1t is a fact that many OF our securi-
ties are selling too low. based on their
earnings. surplus funds and orders on
hand. but until the demand from buyers
IS greater We do not see but that prices
may decline further.
The great uncertainty as to conditions
after peace is declared is Of course the
influence against any material advance
right now.
From Harris. Winthrop & Coz
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-06

State of West Virginia. County OF Ohio.
|, G.. II. Eberts. Cashier OF the above
named bnnk. do soicmnly swear that the
nInre statement Is true to tho best OF
my knowledge and belief.
{. H. EBERTS. Cashier.
GEO. s. EBERTS.
WM a. STENGER.
FRED ]. MEEAMOND.
Directors.
Subscribed and sworn 20 before me
This 5th day nf January. 1871.
'"''' GEO Bf.NEkF,
Notary Public.
My commission expires Jan. 9TH, 1918.
ja-6-G
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-06

ing within a relatively short time and
rs bullish confidence has been rudeiy
shocked and outside participation does
not evidence keen disposition TO take
hold Of the long side agsressirely. We
are inclined to think that barring &C
casional rallies. that the advantage
rests on the selling side for the present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-06
PEACE PROSPECTS
BRING down WHEAT
Expectations Of Extsnsive Hs-selHnH
Rssponsible-ClosinS Prices
Unsettled

CHICAGO, Jan. 5-Expectation OF ex-
tenstre re-selling by foreigners in the
event Of actual peace did good deal
to-day to bring about declines in the
avlue Of wheat. Closing prices were I'M
settled Nc to &c net lower with May
at sl.S0% to sl.S1 and July at $1.4Ss TO
$l.48E.
Corn finished Ac Off to ls9Ec up.
oats showing setback OF &c to 1c and
provisions advanced &c to SIC.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-06

U1-Tr.nsfer book eloss Dec. 70 Tor feSuat as.lI
tcry dividend Of ~ per cent paysois - ~ -
m J,np,ry 20 for extra dividend q N pei oos
payable Feb. l.
tD-Tr.n1er books closs fan %. for pe -
cash dividend. payable Jan 81
cash Dividend payable jan J.
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Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. Va. Jan. 5. II.
Furnished Tho Intelllgencer by A E.
Masten & Co., members New York Stock
Exchange. National Bank Of West Vir-
gtnia building. Wheeling. W. Va Louis
F. Brand manager.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING, w. Va. Jan. s. II.
Furnished The Inteiligencer by !:
Masten & Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. National Bank O. west VIZ
rinia building, Wheeling. ". Va Louis
+. Brand. manager. |
CROOKS Bid. Ask.
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stocks

WHEELING. W. Va. Jan. 5. II
Furnished The 1ntelligencer by a.: y
NIastcn & Co. members New York Stock
Exchange National Bank Of West Fir-
9iniu building. Wheeling. w. Va Louis
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PITTSBURGH. jan: 5:-Cattle ste ready:
supply light. Choice $3.50 q 1913; prime
sheep steady: supply. light. Prime
wcther $3.50 q 1000; culis and &C common
$500 $500: lambs $500 l4'VV', 'ea'
Hogs higher receipts IS double
decks Prime heavies SLIGO; med'HM ~
S1O.90@10.95; heavy yorkeTnso m $5g 10 o..
roughs $3.50 @ 1000.
CHICAGO, Jan. 5.-Hogs. receipts 3o.-
mn head: weak at 4 shade above yester-
days average Bulk :. slSGST lS!' bes sHt
$500 1920: mi nr SSI S fTio'' Digs
CattIc, receipts 1900 head: strong;
Native beef cattle $3.50 a ll.So: western I
steers $3.50 1000: stockers and teea,
ers s5.35IS.50: cows and heifers s4.3o
@l0.00: calves s9.o0T!3.25. .
Sheep, receipts 5000 head; nrHl. We e6 ~.
ors s9c5 R10.50 ewes 1913 a le.oo;
lambs s11.40 GH13.T5.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va, Jan. S, IL
Furnished The Intelligencer by A. E.
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Exchange, National Bank or West Fir-
ginIa building, Wheeling, ". Va. Louis
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do preferred .............1 2b $50
United States Glass ...... ..... 39k
Westinghouse Arl Brake. -. l55 4 ....
Stocks 3l.3Ih.
LAB I. sOh so% SOS .'... 81 s. y 10
Pure o. 81 % 2iNl 2lN 20
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. W. Va, Jan. s. II.
Furnished The 1ntclllEencer by A r.
Nasien a Co, members New York Stock
Exchange. National Bank Of West Fir-
CInia building. Wheeling, w. Va. Louis
brand rnanaRer
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

WHEELING. w. Va. Jan. s, IT.
Furnished The Intclllgenccr ny 4. z.
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Exchange. National Bank Of West Fir-
ginia building. Wheeling, w. Va. Louis
+. Brand. manager
Open. High Low. Close.
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REPoRr OF THE CONDITION OF
The Security Trust Company

Located at 1145 Market street. Wheel
Ing, In the state Of West Virginia. nj the
close of business December 81, 1916. Or
uanizcd 1902. hank first began business
February 81, 1903.
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Report Of tho Condition OF
The Bank Of WarW0od

located IT Warwood. W. va. IN inc state
~ VAST NIrvinia, ut the close OF busi-
mss pcccmhcr 81. 1916. Organized 1911.
Rank FIRST began business May !. 1911.
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