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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-12-06
Der @inter.

Ser @inter nimmt Die 9llmen au,
Sie SpieIe auf ben 9aiien,
or nimmt ben Gang Der Na6tigdu
limb aQer 8o9el Subeli6au -
Bds tpiro er un5 bod laifen?
or nimmt ben fparmen SonnenIdein
9as 9uften unb bas 4Iinsen,
Or itedt Die Iesten Sriidte Elm.
8erltreut bds bunte 2aub int Sain,
@as ipirb CT uus bod brin9en?
81 nun, er mdft mir bange niht,
Wenn id iein Sobeu bore,
: 8Idit er mir i6drf audi in's 8eiiGt
Rabm er mir bod nod LANCE nift
8ratdpfel aus Der Hobre.
8ir Iiben, tpenu es itiirmt unb iGneit.
Serenii9t I'M tparmen 3immer.
CT ldbt uns ia Die Sroblidfeit,
Or brinet ms ia bic @eibnahts5eit.
@ilfpmmen lei er INNER.
Sod fonmt i'm Mdr5 Der Sbaus
ipinb Der
limb Sonneni6ein babtnter,
Damn freuen mir ms nod niel mebr.
Ser Ibidieb ipiro unS gar nitJi
ittper,
Gbe, lcb' pobl, 5err 9interi -
Die 0eihidte BON ben Sterntbalern
gs ipar idpn bunfel, Die ainoer
fabeu ale I'M ben SiidJ; Tie bers
lansten INNER uub INNER pieber,
bab ber liebe @roBbater ibneu cir
Rdr6en er5dbIe. 9enn Der 8rpBs
batter fonnte 70 intereiiaut er3dbler
unb mar ihier unerihopfli6.
rNln, ibr ainoer~, iaete Der 9robs
batter, rbabt ibr ihon einmal bic 8es
ihi6te bon ben SterntbaIern gebDrt?
Ridt? Damn mill id lie er3dblen.
@lio bort: gs ipar cinn,al Elm fleines
0ldbhen. Dem ipa Batter unb Ruttcr
s%eitorben unb es mar io'arm. baB es
fem 8dmmerdlen mehr bate. bariu gu
tuobnen, nnb fein 8ettden mebr. BARN
gu ihlafen. unb gar ni6ts mebr als
bic Rleioer, bic es auf benz 2eibe true
unb elm Stiid6en 8rob. bas es in Der
Sanb ibieIt unb bas Tim elm mitIei,
bises Ser5 nod seihenft bate. &c
ipar aber gut unb fromm. limb neil
eS 10 bon aner Welt perIaHeu mar,
eins es i'm 0ertrauen auf ben lieben
0ott binals ms SelS; ba ~beeesnete
inn elm arnrer Rann, Der iprah: I'D
glib mir bod etipas gu eien. i'd bin
70 bunerie!" gs reiht ibu bas. sansc
Stiidden 8rpb unb iaste: .@ott ieene
9ir's!" unb cling ipeiter;' ba Tam Elm
Sinh, bas iammerte unb lprnb: .gs
friert midi 70 an meinen aopf, itenf
mir bod ettpas. ipomit i'd i'm bebeden
fannl" ga that es feline NiiSe al
unb CAB Tie ibnt. llnb als es nod Elm
bisfen aegansen mar. fam tpieoer ein
&inb nnb bate feiu 2eib6en an
iinb fror, ba CAB es ibm ieins; unb
nod ipeiter, ba bat ems nm bas 8ods
iein, bas CAB CO aud fort. gnoIid,
fam es in einen @aIb. nnb CO mar
ifou bunfsl setporoen. ba fam nod,
ems uno bat nm elm Semblein, unn
bas fromme Dtdbhen oadte: .gS III
bunfele Hahf. ba fannit on ipobl bcin
Semb ipcgseben", unb CAB eshau6 nod
bin. limb ipie es 10 itano unb oar
nid9ts ntebr bate, fielen auf einmal Die
Sterne bonn 3immel unb fuaren lauter
barte blanfe SbaIer, uno Oh es sleid
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-12-06
3nrSie GebeSusen6 /

ietn Semolein tpeg9egeben, 10 bate es
elm neiies an bonn alerfeiuiteu 2einen.
"a iammeIte es ii6 Die Sbaler binein
uno tpurbe reid fir fem Qebtag."
Die .8inoer batten aufuerfIam
gelouiht, uno tpolteu, als Der 8roB>
batter nit Der gr5dbIuns gu Gnbe mar,
nod mebr ipiiIen. Ser 8robbater
iaste: .Gu5 benz Wdr6en iolt ibr
lernen, bab Der liebe 8ott tets Sene
beIobnt, Die Witleib nit armen Nene
ldenfinbern baben. Run miiSt ibr
aber ihneu Su 9ett 9eben, moreen
beibt es tpieber our Sfule seben.
@enn\ibr reft brab ieib, bann mn i6
ipdter pieber cine @ei6ihte er5dblen.
limb MN: ~9ute Na6tl"
Wie alt ut bas 9ieb bonn Gternens
banner?
,Nm ~. September 1914, Dor 103
Sabren, entitanb infer Nationauieb,
unb ben Gnlab 5u benz 2iebe CAB bas
Iniihtistperben Der nationalen SIasae,
Der Sterne unb Streifen. duf Sort
RcSenrp, tpeldes ben @in9ang 5u
benz Safen bon Baltimore seeen Die
britiibe Slotte ~betpabrte. nadoem fi6
Die 8auhipolten zines Nneriffs ~ieitens
Der brith6eH Slotte auf bas Sort ees
Hart batten. 9as 2ieb tpurbe bon
Srancis Scott &ep perfabt. gs ents
itanb in Dem 8riese Der 8ereinieteu
Stdaten seeen @nelano, Der i'm Sabre
1912 besann! Sic Gmeritaner bntten
i'm 5~tpeiten arieasiabre penie Sorts
ihritte 9emntt, uno besbalb CAB Der
@iberitanb bes Sorts segeu Die brie
tide Slotte Gnlab 5u gang b%eionberer
Seeeiiteruns. Der 6ritiihe General
9fob mar bereits biz naf WaSbineton
pprgebruneen unb bate baS &upitol.
bic &onsre6s 8ibliotbet uub anbere
6ffentlide @ebduSe in Gihe 'sele9t.
Yrdiibent Iaoiion mubte aus 8aibz
inatpu fIieben. uno infolse bieier @orz
tbeile Der 8riten eeihab es, bab lie
einen Irsriff nit ibrer Slotte auf ben
Saieu bon Baltimore beriubten. 3us
glei6 marihierte aud cine Grmee
bonn 9anoe Der auf bic Seitung 81,
bod ioIte Der Sauptausriff ieitens Der
Slotte erfolsen, . tpelhe Die Iufsabe
bate. bas Sorts gu bombaroiereu.
Sraneis Seott Ser. elm Gmeritas
ner, bate nm cine llnterrebuns nit
benz aommanbsur Der britiihen SIotte
nadgeiuht. Gin Sreuno. 8iirser
bon Baltimore, befanb iid in eng
Iii6er 9efan9eniHaft. nno &ep tpolte
einen Gppea fir feline SreiIanuns bel
benz aommanbeur ausri6ten. CIR
besab lid auf bas aommanboI6iff
Der Slptte, pdbrenb. bieie Dor Dem
Sort lag, bereit gum Gnsrifi. gs
iuaren i6on ale @%ortebrunseu fir
baS gombarbemeut setroffen tpors
ben. unb Sen tpuroe bon benz &oms
manbcur auf benz S6ifie feitsebals
ten, oamit er nt6t on 2auo seben
fonnte, nm Die geiasuns bes Sorts
Dor benz acknowledgement Nn9riff gu
tuarnen. Or mubte besbaIb biz 5ur
8eenbisung Der S6laft auf benz
hritiSteu S6iii bcrbIcibcn. 9eim
ginbru6 Der Iadt bes IL. Septcm.
Der tpurbe bic Seitung ipesen benz
Hauh Der 8eitiiee uniihtbar, unb
bic auf benz britiifen Sbiffe sefans
gen sebafteuenen Imerifauer tparteten
nit Sebniu6t auf ben Gnbrud bes
ndditen Toreens, Der feititeuen tpiirs
De. Oh fie britiihe Slotte ibren Sped
erreift hattie ober nibt. gs ipar Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-12-06

@er Soft fiirdtet, .ebrt ieins
gltsrn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-12-06
Warun,?


Hidter Stelf bon Chicago sdbIt se6n
0riinbe auf. tparum 10 oieIe Mdnner
ibre ebebdlften perlafen. Sieie
@riinbe. bic nIerpines BON einen1
@briitenmeni1en in bic Worte .Wan,
gel on Nelision" 5iiaminengefabt
iperoen fonnten, limb:
g tens: @eil lie jung beira.
then uno bonn Sauspeien feline
Gbnuns baben.
Speitens: Supiel Shpiesers
mrutter unb Sd)ipiegerpatcr.
Srittens: Weil lie nah Der
Seiratb lid nod, benz Sport 6ingeben
luollen. fat ieben Rag in Der 8ots
Sdn5e beiuteu uno ipdt ausbleiben.
IiertcnS: @eit lie beiratben.
obne seniiseub 8eIb fir Nobel uno
unertpartete Sausaus9abeu 5u be.
iisen.
Siiufteus: Beil Die Rdbhen
nibt CUR S~ausbaltuns aneelernt tpur,
ben. in 2dbeu pber in Separtements
Stpres arbeiten, iih ipeisern, Sauss
arbeit gu tbun unb in Vereniisunsen
unb &leiberu %ertrapagant finb.
g ehitens: Weil ben Wdohen
erlaubt ipirb. ipdt aus3ubleiben unS
in ibrer Noral lag 5u iperoen. Do Die
gltern es unterlieben. Tie nlir unter
Besleitung bes Nadts ausseben gu
laffen.
Stebentens: Weil Srauen bie
meiite 3eit in %~iboppin9" unb aarteu'
partieu 5ubrinsen.
GhtenS: Nreumentiercn. tpcr
~Sob" I'M Sauie iei; iid tpeisern.
8ehenidaft iiber Die arissabeu gu
eeben.
Heunteus: Zen .ainbern mebr
Gufmerfiamteit idcnten ais benz
9atteu.
Sebmtens: @enn De gbemdn,
ner beiieite seihoben fperben. nenn bic
8inber beranipadlen NIB iih peiseru
gu sebordeu, uno Die Mutter auf ibrer
Settle itebt. gber ale bieie llriahen
iDnueu aui cine reli9ionSIoie gr5iebs
ing 5iiriidSefiibrt peroen.
(Wieucitt lam cine Eisbte inns als
@esenitiid 5cbu 8riinoe aui3dblga.
iparum iooieIe @eiber ibre Rdnner
perlaNen0
n -SN$-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-19
Cheers for Uncle Sam
From British Threats

LONDON, April IS. 4:0S p. Mn
the House Of Commons today unanl-
nous approval was given amid cheers
TO the resolution moved by Andrew
Bonar Law, Chancellor of the EX-
cheQuer, and seconded by former Pre-
mier AS Quith, expressing appreciation
Of the United States in joining the al
lied powers in war upon Germany.
In moving in the Commons this res
olution, identical with one moved in
the House Of Lords, Mr.. Bonar Law
said:
We deeply regret that the Premier
is unable to be present himself TO
move the resolution. Not. only. the
members Of parliament, but all the
people Of the British empire and the
allied countries, welcome the new ally
with heartfelt sympathy.
This is not only the greatest event
but as | believe. the turning point or
the war. The new world has been
brought in, or has stepped in, TO. re-
store the balance in the old" -
The government to-day gave In
structions, Sir Alfred Bonds told the
House of Commons, that on Friday,
when Americas entrance into the war
is to be celebrated, the Stars and
Stripes should be flown beside the
Union Jack on as many public build,
inCs as noSSible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-19
PUBLIC. NOT IN
STOCK MARkE 7.

NEW YORK. Apr!! lS.-Left largely
to its own devices. when not. under fu.-
Their professional pressure, today's mar
let sasged after an early demonstration
OF irregular strength. m which all but
a few special stocks participated.
Virtually the same Influences which
have governed the course OF recent oper-
atious were again effective. particularly
the utter lack OF public interest. con-
tinuance OF moderate investment liqut-
datilop and ! increasing uncertainty
created by IN. governments program OF
finance and taxation IN connection with
the WAY.
Less than O dozen different issues
CHIEF OF which were United states Steel
marines metals. motors. equipments
and munitions made up almost three
fourths OF the days total turnover OF
$4,000 shares. Rails were at no time
q factor. aside from British comparative
strength.
Oils, topaccos. fertilizers and ship
pings were mostly lower, tho latter do
velopins heavtness in tho afternoon on
q revival OF rumors suggesting the
presence OF cnemy vessels in home
waters.
L. S. Steel derived much Of It's
strength from estimates Of earnings for
the first quarter OF the year, soon 10 be
published.
Bonds showed their usual irregulartty
after steadiness, Total sales. (par
valued. aggregated S3.Se5.0Q0
L. S. Coupon SO declined Il: percent
on call
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-19
Patriotic Miners to i
Maintain Production

NEW YORK, April 1S.-Having set
tied their wage differences, the btu.
!minous coal miners and operators Of
Ohio, Western Pennsylvania, Illinois
and Indiana will now unite to cooper
ate with the Council. of National De-
Tense in maintaining the production of
coal to meet The government require
ments.
4 joint committee for this purpose
was appointed by the wage conference
before it adjourned last night.
The conference. according TO state,
ment by John p. White, international
president Of the United Mine, Workers
OF America, set a new mark for the
prompt adjustment Of relations be-
tween employers and employees in a
spirit of patriotism and mutual accom-
mediation worthy Of good citizens IN
this time Of emergency"
The increase in wages agreed upon
averages 20 per cent. TO 225.00O min,
ers. Ii is effective from April Is and
will continue in force until March 81,
1918
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-19
INCREASE RATE
IS MUCH LOWER

Tho rate OF Increase In tho Wheeling
banking clcur!nEs. which for the ilr>Ft
ton days OF April ranged between 10 and
90 percent. has within the Vus' I'VE
days Slump"d heavily. During this lat
ter period tho largest days increase was
17.6 percent. and yesterday came the
lowest. c. percent Possibly the war
and the uncertainties In connection with
the bond issues ind higher federal taxa
ton OF incomes. has hud somewhat de-
terrtnt effect on businessc In the
Wheeling district as elsewhere.
Yesterdays total clearings were
$51S.23G.43. compared with $541, 91251,
u gain OF sac ,323.SG, or 81 percent.
Figures for the month to date are
riyen below
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-19
THREE F1REMEN KILLED.

TROY, y. Y. April lS.-Battal on
Chief VIM, Bailey. Jr., Laddcrman John
r.. Hoar. Of truck No. 3. and Albert DE
Courville. a volunteer. were killed and
ION other firrmen were injured early to-
day ir 4 fire which destroyed the. store
of Mnhican Grocery Company. The fire
was virtually under control when a
ammonia tank exploded. causing the
building to collapse and hurynG the fire
men under falling walls. Chief Byron
tho veteran of the department. was
among. those injured. The property loss
Will amount TO about S15.dg0.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-19
HAY AND GRAIN
Quotations by G. T. Braunich B. Co.
Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW YORK. April 1S.--3uttcr steady.
creamery higher than extras II q ~ Il !:
extras 90 SCORED 4G i2 F46"4; tlrsts
IS n 46: seconds 43Mi+ r..
Eggs firm; fresh. gathered extras
3Sl. asked fresh gathered storage
packed nrsts $1M$H fresh gathered
ii:sts 500 81 =: Pennsylvania and near
by western hcnncry white, fine 10
fancy &S1a Gp3g; state. Pennsylvania and
nearby hcnncry browns 81 4 q IS u.
Cheese firm: state flats. fresh. sp"-
Gals 25l2 a 25a4: do. average run e5'
Poultry dressed tirn; chickens % .
81: fowls mari L: turkeys 1884;
live iIrm: fowls "a: turkeys 20.
Flour StrenE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-19

Cash quotations;
Wheat No. = red. nominal; No red.
sc57.: No. hard, s2.+5it; No. hard.
nominal.
Corn, No. yellow, s1.46&: @1.49h;
No. 3 yellow Sl46l. q Lily; No. yellow,
$l.45 Gr1.41 y.
oats. No. white. 6S.: q 7O1.c;; stand
ard 62Is fr7lc.
Pork-S3702. =;
Lard-S2U97 n 21.07.
Rlbs-S19.30Q 1915. =
TOLEDO. O.. April 1S.-Wheat cash
262: May 2So: July cosy.
Glover seed. primo cash 1850; April
1905: October 1887
Alsike. prime cttsl, l1GO: April 1850.
Timothy prime cash 800; April 800.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-19
MONEY

NEW YORK. April 1S.-Mercaniiir
paper. AZ al i.c. Sterling GO day bills.
g. ~; commercial 90 day bills on banks.
$i.12 Commercial 90 day bills, SAL y.
demand, S4.75%; cables. s4.76is. Francs,
demand. s5.7l: cables. $50. Guiidcrs,
demand. 407s; cables. i1c. Lircs. de-
mand, $7.6g: cables. sos: rubles, de-
mand 2S3s =: cables @S7.c.
Bar silver. tic. Mexican dollars. 81 y
Government bonds, weak Railroad
bonds. irregular.
Time loans. firm: 80 days. aai T4c: 90
DAYS. "a f1dr: siX months. iT4Hr.
Call money. steady; hign 2Ac: low.
&c; ruling rate. @iac: last loan. @i:r;
closing bid @L4 c: offered ut 9i.c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-19

Wheeling Mold x Foundry common tneT iasue)-
Transfer boOks close April IS. for cash dividend OF
Ter cent md an extra cash dividend OF ! per cent.
pay able May |.
HaEeI-Atlaa GiRsS-Trsnsfrr books rlosc hpril j.,
for . per cent cash dividend payable April 20.
SrurnEyne-TraHs!cT books close A?ri ~. Tor s
per cent cash dividend payable May j.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-19
SUGAR.
Mt" Won I

NEW YORK. April 1S.-Raw sugar
steady; centrifugal S6.46;molasses 1883:
refined steady; fine graduated sI.5o0
Sugar futures were quiet early as,
operators were inclined to await devel---
onments. At noon prices were to ~
points lower on light selling by outside,
Closed easy. 6 to 10 points lower: :,
sales 1880 tons; May $40: July $5.53;
September $3.50; December $b.12. :
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-19
Logan B. Bryan's Closing Stock Letter
(By private w1re to A. {. Masten b Coz
Closing Stock Letter

NEW YORK. April lS-F:Xcapt for
weakness in tbs motor stocks the mar
kst was q teaturcleSS affair and entirely
professional. Market SILL has an over
sold appearance. hut Public demand Is
light and il is likely 20 continue drift
ing unit! some r"si n"wS is torthcom-
> ing.
lErom Harris Nin.hrnN and Coz
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-19

WHEELING, W. Va. April IS. II.
Furnished The Intelngencer by A. E
Masten & Co. members New York Stock
Exchange National Bank Of West Vir-
gInia building, Wheeling. w. Va Louis
T. Brand, manager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-19
bic JUMP IN
EARLY WHEAT

CHICAGO April 1S.-Sensational up
.urns In wheat values resulted from OK
por 4; interests buying nearly 5000 900
bushels May delivery. and also purchns-
ms literally Of the July option. On the
advance Nlny showed at one time Il oUtse
OF 10 cents over the lowest level or ina
session Th, close was unsettled AZ
232It to 232i. May and 1914 to 1874
July. with the market as whole cents
10 81, cents above yesterdays finish.
Other leading staples. too. scored i'ee
sains--cora l Is ceuts 10 3"a cents; Gus
! cent 10 131EI+ cents and provisions
20 cents TO So cents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-19
Standard Oil Subsidiary Stocks

WHEELING, VI. Va. April IS. il.
Furnished The lntellGcncer by a. T.
Masten K Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. National Bank OF West Vlr.
gInia building. Wheeling. w. Va Louis
F. Brand, manager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-19
METAIa,

NEW YORK. April 1s.-The metal e1-"
change quotes lead firm; offered at C. q
Spelter dull: spot East st. Louis ,del!v.-
cry offered at csc. At London lead ESQ -
los; spelter f55. ~
Conner quiet: electrolytic spot and sec -
ond Quarter $4,000 G $500 nominal; third !.
quarter $500 a 5000. .
Iron firm and unchanged.
$500 956.00.
At London copper spot, fl36; futures
El34 los; electrolytic Eat!
Tin, spot f21S; futures ELS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-19
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va, April IS, 1T.
Furnished The InreIIlGeucer by A e
Masten & Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. National Bank OF West Vir-
Einia building. Wheeling. w. Va Louis
F. Brand. manager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-19
Curb Mining Stocks
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING, W. Va. April IS, II.
Furnished The Intcngencer by A. e.
Masten g. Co. members Now York Stock
Exchange. National Bank OF West Vir-
ginla building. Wheeling, W. Va Louis
F. Brand manager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-19
LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING, w. Va. April IS, II.
Daily quotation lis: OF the wheeling sioci *
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-19
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. w. Va, April IS. II.
Furnished The Inte1EEencer by A f
Masten & Co. members New FORK STOCK
Exchange. National Bank OF West Vlr-
ginIa building. Wheeling. w. Va Louis
F. Brand. manager.
STOCKS IOpen. lEfRh. Low. Close
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-19
tSRI. Patterson & Col

p1TrSEURGE. april is. Cattle
II so: prime Sll G5Wl2 70.
Sheep steady; supply light. Prime
wether SO 75Gg1l 90; Gull and common
ST 50G7 90; lambs SO 00@l3 so; veal
calves SIG j09l4 90.
Hogs steady. receipts 10 double decks.
Prime hcavies and mediums SIG IS p
it 80: heavy workers. SIG 00rl6 80:
light workers. Sill 50ul5 %; pigs Sl3 %
q IS 80: roughs 80 % q 10 90.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-19

OIL CITY. Pa, April iS.--creGis bal
anceS So. iH:,runs 1cS.26': average Sl.i6"
shipments 1888: average 5+.i31.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-19
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

WHEELING. w: Va, April IS, II.
Furnished The lntelllgcEccr by A. E
Masten IL Co., members New York Stock
Exchange. National Bank OF West Fir-
ginia building. Wheeling. w. Va Louis
f. Brand manager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-19
TICKER TALK
(9y Private Wire TO Finance Co.

Financial News Bulletin says: ColOra-
do Fuel is being recommended in con-
sentative quarters "a u security worthy
OF careful considerations buy and hold.
\ special analysis points out that the
book value Of the common stock is now
approaching $50 q share.
Dow Jones says: North American de-
clared regular quarterly dividend OF l 4
percent payable July stock record
June Is.
I'VE do not see how Reading which
returns ont- AZ per cent can remain
where it IS when other gilt edged stocks
can be bought on q basis OF from Z
percent" criticises prominent stock
exchange house.
Taylor Wharton Iron and Steel de-
clared regular quarterly ia per cent
dividend on preferred stock. payable
May I stock record April -.
Logan B. Bryan's Closing Stock Letter
(By private w1re to A. z. Masten b Coz
NEW YORK. April 1S-Aside from. in
the instance OF some SpeciattieS. the
market closed shade higher. dealings
were restricted and fluctuati tons in large
part reflected the backing and filling
Of room traders.
More or less restraint will probably
be in evidence until something definite
is known with regard 70 the extent of
taxation. That factor is the atl-controll-
ing influence at present. and oVershad-
ows nearly all other considerations. y
concerted movement. seems to be in
prospect on ;ae par, OF large holders OF
steel to induce the directors thereof ~
declare a disbursement Of liberal extent.
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COFFEE.


NFW YORk. April lS.--Coff"c. Rio
No. :. 1nlsc; futures easy: May S.09c;
July S."5c.
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Is.--HogS, receipts

CHICAGO. April Io.--NoGs, receipts
10000 weak. 90 cents under yester
days average. hulk SIS 50@15 81:
light $li 2VGll5 a. mixed SIS 20@
Is %: heavy SIS 2OWl5 ?5: rough
ST. 3pst - III; pigs $l4 GQH Il 90.
Cattle. receipts 1900; slow. Native
beef catll" - U0hil3 So: stockers and
feeders s. @5Qg 20: COWS and heifers
S. Goa 10 s.: calves IS 50Ml3 IS.
sheep. receipts II moo; weak. Weth-
crs $40 G0Wl2 -: ewes 50 259l2 80;
lalnbs Sill 90GIlj IS.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Total shares 479.S00.
Bond S3,S21,000 (par valueD
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PETROLEUM

Harris Winthrop and Coz
Baxter Springs news., 1917-09-13

Mrs. Glenn Daily entertained.
The afternoon was spent in doing
needlework, after which a dainty
luncheon was served by the host
ess.
School is progressing nicely.
MIR. Daily's family moved into
Floyd Summers property one day
last week.
G.. McEllaster is convalescing
from typhoid fever.
Mrs. L. A. Wright and Mrs. C..
B. Watson were shopping in Ga
lena one day last week.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-09-13
Town Topics

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Coleman of
Mt. Vernon, Mo-, were recent
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. c.
Stephens.
Mrs. Charles Smith entertained
at Bridge last Monday. Mrs.
True w. Childs of Eustis, Fla,
was the guest OF honor. The
guests were: the Mesdames
Walter Apple, True Childs,
Charles 0pperman, Wear, L. M.
Perkins, Edrington, Van Dyne
and Arthur johnson.
Bennett r. Bates left on
Tuesday for Guanajanto, Gto.,
Mexico, to take up his new duties
as general manager for the Cubo
Mining and Milling Company.
Mrs. Bates also departed for
Berkeley, Calf, to visit friends
for a few weeks before joining
her husband in Mexico.
The Rev. Mr.. Popplewell and
the family have moved from
Perry, Okla. to Baxter Springs.
There are four children" in the
family and one Of them, Miss
Edith Mildred, is a noted singer
having gained renound in some
of the larger cities in the east.
MIR. Popplewell is serving as
minister for the Christian church.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-09-13
Lowell

Mrs. KepIinger called on Mrs.
Watson one day last week.
James Stroup purchased a
Maxwell one day last week.
Amer Ewers sold their property
in Baxter and purchased a 6-acre
tract here of his mother and in
tends building soon.
Fred Summer and family mot
ored up from Picher, Sunday.
Bill Muller drove to Galena,
Sunday.
Anna and Lee Scott left last
week for a two weeks visit with
their grandparents in Missouri.
Several people from here at
tended the Fair in Carthage.
William Wilson and Dale Berry
are on the sick list at this writ
ing.
The Ladies Enterprise Club
met with Mrf. Watson last week.