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Y. w. (. l.. Discusses
 Change to Y. w. C. t

Miss Agnes Mcdaniel, financial sec retary of the Little Rock Young Women's Christian association, ad dressed a meeting of members of the Pine Bluff Young Women's Christian league at the First Presbyterian church on the benefits and advant- ages of utilization with the Y. w. C. A. The local organization, which plans, among other things. tho esta- blishment for young women of an in stitution similar to the r. M. c. A. for men, has debated whether to affiliate with the national organi- zation. Miss Mcdaniel urged that this step be taken.
 E. M. Goodwin, secretary of the Pine Buff Y. w. C. A., also addressed the meeting, describing the work of his organization and it's relation to the Y. w. c. A., and showing how they can be mutually beneficial.
 No action was taken last night. but meeting of the board of direct ors of the Y. w. c. L. has been called by Mrs. J. o. Evatt, president, for Saturday afternoon at 3:3O o'clock, at the Y. NJ. c. A. building, when a decision will be reached
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TONS OF MAGAZINES
 FOR U. $. SOLDIER

Roy M. Kemp, acting for the Rotary club, will today forward to Camp Beauregard and Camp Pike boxes con- taining two tons of magazines. MT. people in Pine Bluff. They will be sent to the Y. M. c. A. secretaries at the camps, and by them distributed to the soldiers.
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BIRTHS.

MT. and Mrs. August Abel, Twenty fourth and Walnut, are the parents of a girl, born yesterday morning.
 MT. and Mrs. B. D. Bond, 217 East Sixth, are the parents of boy, born Wednesday. The name Patrick has been bestowed upon the little fellow.
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St. Cecilia
 Child Meeting.

The St. Cecelia guild of Trinity oburch had a most delightful meeting Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. E. A. Dock in her home on Cherry. Final arrangements were made for the ba- zaar which is to be held on December ,5 There will be a well stocked mar ket table, and many useful Christ mas gifts will be sold.
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The stars for the Udes-D Dietrich team were Francis Dietrich, Lenovia Udes, and Carney Bryant, while Ben Luck, Creed Caldwell, and Edwin Alexan- der were the best workers for the Glenn Collins team.
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100000 MORE ENEMIES.

Washington, Dec. i6.- -Declarat.1y... of war on Austria Hungary will add 100000 men over 21 years of age to the alien enemies within the bord- CTS of the United States.
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Navy blue satin Is utilized ior the foundation which Is little more than 8 straight slip' nnd plaid silk in deep rich blues and greens with a touch of light Sellow forms the sunplice whicl, fails in straight pleats, front ana back. to within six inches or the hem. A sash of the plain blue fled at the back, is the only breaK N tSsa gowns severity
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GOODWIN AT SHOPS.

B. M. Goodwin, secretary of the Y M. c. A., will speak at the weekly noon meeting at the Cotton Belt shops today
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Current Events

Current Events
 Club.
 Mrs. F. c. Cross was hostess to the Current Events club yesterday afternoon, and a most delightful ses- sion was enjoyed. Tine following pro- gram was carried out in full, each number being we'll rendered.:
 conservation ill the United and Will Carr.
 "Conservation in the Home," Mes danes F. C. Cross, and Geo. Wells.
 Mrs. Smith Martin and Mrs. Gar land Brewster were elected dele gares from the club to the City Fed eration.
 The motion that each member send Christmas box to some mothes and fatherless boy in Camp Beauregard was unanimously carried.
 Mrs. Sam F. Hilzheim left yester- day for Little Rock, where she will spend several days with her son and daughter, MT. and Mrs. J. B. Hilz. helm.
 -'AA A4CAAy bAsA5, WHO uuucI GnJ an operation Wednesday in Hot Springs, is improving rapidly. Mrs. Davis is at the Algoma sanitarium. Ladies' Auxiliary to B. of L. F. and E. Elects.
 The Pine Bluff chapter of the G. I. A. to the B. of L. F. and E. elected officers for next year at a well-at~ tended and interesting meeting in the K: of P. hall Wednesday afternoon. The officers chosen for next year are:
 Mrs. R. L. Miller, president: Mrs. Lee Hardness, past president; Mrs. w: M: Eighme, vice president; Mrs. Alice Williamson, secretary; Mrs. John Douglass. treasurer; Mrs. Geo. w. Johnson, chaplain; Mrs. E. H. McFad- den, guide; Mrs. R. A. Chaffee, senti- incl; Mrs. c. P. Bond, insurance secre- ltary.
 Mrs. Lee Hardness was chosen as delegate to the national convention which will be held in Cleveland, O., in May, 1918, and Mrs. w. T. Arm strong was named as alternate.
 The organization has about 35 mem- bers, and each shows keen interest in the work.
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JUNIOR FOOTBALL GAME.

The Udes- Dietrich football team de- feated the Glenn-Collins team yester- day afternoon at the tune of 12 to 0.
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City Federation
 Executive Beard Meeting.

Tho executive board of the City Federation will hold meeting in the Chamber of Coamber rooms Tues day, December II, at 3 o'clock. Mrs. W. D. Jones, president, has amour ced that all officers of the Federation and all members of committee should be present
 
 Mrs. Ben FFLandis will leave today for an extended visit with relatives
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(. E. Masque pnstnnno1

(. E. Masque Postponed.
 The masqe party which was to have been given by the young people of the First Presbyterian church this evening, has been postponed indefi- nitely.
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Bible Class This Afternoon.

Bible Class
 This Afternoon.
 The lnter-Denominati6nal Bible class will meet this afternoon at 8 o'clock at the First Presbyterian church. The class will have as the subject for today the Book of Mat thew: Mrs. K. R. Steele will be the capable leader.
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Jolly Arts Club WallnnSdav

Jelly Arts Club
 Wednesday,.
 The Jolly Arts club was delight fully entertained Wednesday by Mrs. w. H. Hankins. Delightful refresh ments were served the members, and most cordial afternoon was spent With the hostess in her home on the Main street pike.
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Texas Street Bible Class.

Texas Street Bible Class.
 The Texas Street Bible class will meet this afternoon at 2:30, at the residence of Mrs. E. H. Duckett, TOT Texas.
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Royal Neighbors TnnA n0Hf

Royal Neighbors
 Elect Officers.
 Magnolia camp No. 5734. Royal Neighborhood of America, elected of ficers for 1918, at last nights meet ing, which was one Of the best at
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Hawthorne Book Club.
 Mrs. $. M. Taylor will be hostess to the Hawthorne Book Club, next Thursday afternoon, December 13.
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D. A. R. Meeting Saturday.

D. A. K.
 Meeting Saturday.
 The John McAlmont chapter of the D. A. R., will meet Saturday after noon at 2::30 with Mrs. T. il. Collier, at the residence of Mrs. R. E. Lee. It is requested that all ladies who have finished their sweaters for the National guard bring them at this meeting.
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Methodist Bazaar.

Methodist Bazaar.
 The Young Ladies society of the First Methodist church will have the annual bazaar today at the residence of Mrs. Peter Byrd, 617 West Fifth. beginning at 2:30 o'clock.
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Lutheran Ladies'

Lutheran Ladies'
 Aid Society.
 The Ladies' Aid Society of the Luth- eran church had very we'll attended meeting yesterday afternoon with Mrs. H. Bringman, 1920 West Fifth.
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Mrs. w. B. Morgan and daughter Miss Margaret, have returned from s weeks visit in Chicago.
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Lakeside s. |. A.

s. I. A.
 The Lake. le School Improvement Association will meet this afternoon at 3:30, at the school. This wflY be a very important business session, and all members are urged to be present
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at Trenton, Tenn. Before returning nome. she will spend sometime at Parkln, Ark, as the guest Of her sis. ters. Misses Sallis and Annie Cren. shaw.
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Arrangements were made for q Christmas eve program for the child ren.
 The pastor. w. c. Shrader, read an interesting paper on Reformation : subject.
 After the business session, the hostess served delicious mncneon.
 -----#
 Mrs. J. NJ. Stewards has returned from Alton, Ill.,. where she visited 'her son. Roe Seward, who with Six other Pine Bluff boys. is stu dent at Western Military academy. Miss Ross Bumpass of Memphis Is the guest of MT. and Mrs R. l.. Me Gehee, 303 East Twelfth.
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. o OCIET T Y MISS EUNICE NORRIS
 EDITOR
EDITOR

Items the Society departm ent phone personally Item M m over Club notices should be writing
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Mrs. Sam F. Hilzheim left yester- day for Little Rock, where she will spend several days with her son and daughter, MT. and Mrs. J. B. Hilz. helm.
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Mrs. Henry Davis, who underwent an operation Wednesday in Hot Springs, is improving rapidly. Mrs. Davis is at the Algoma sanitarium.
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LOGAN & BEYAN's CLOSING STOCK
LETTER

(Hy private wire II y. T.. MaSt.n x CO.
NEW YORK. March S.--There Were
alternate periods of tirmncSS and cast
ness. but price changes III the genera!
list were rot drastic.
Public participation has subsidized
somewhat. which had tendency 10
lend encouragement to tn. element bear
ishly inclined. with tn" resul; that NOR"
or less speculative selling has been IN
fulged in.
! Reports which suggested that the
Cuban rebellion has been suppressed eN-
erted only a momcntary influence.
The street seems inclined TO await IN"
next move on tn" part Of Washington.
While the market has enjoyed Il rather
Fair recovery from the depression which
prevailed in February. still many GOOD
judges OF values are inclined to the
View that the appreciation has not In
large part as Yet measured the sound
fundamental conditions. ami tn" increase
in equities growing out Of the propHrtE
OF the past lew Years. Therefore. while
il is anticipated that tn. market may
back and fill for Il whii". still in the
absence OF decidedly TntowaSd occur
reuces II does not ASr"ar probable that
a decided advantage will accrue TO soil
rrS OF securities ~ Currcnt Levels.
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STOCKS AND BONDs.
Cereals on Farms Show
Big Decrease F rom '16

V,cIIlEGTOE. Marcn i.--Corn on
farms Mnrrh was about I59,4l6'0D9
bushels compared with l.lIo'3'9'oUpS
nrshrls last year. the department OF
arricuIt,Irc today announced, III NS
March crop report
Wheat held un farms March. W.
abnur ,01 ,3Ga. 900 bushels. Last SEul
a44,I4s. 900 bushels remained on l"r'i''
March l. ana
0,tv ON farms was about 393.9S5.ou'
bushels. compared with 59S.liS.Oo" push-
els last year. AN
Barley on farms was about o., 1i,eTY
bushels. compared with 5e'3V4'ooo
els last year. . ,;1 ,vboot
4 SUPPLEMENTARY statement sain wneat
IN cuuntry mills ana elevators on -'la! ~,
is estimated to be 69.6l4.Ou0 pusnci3
~ nrr cent Of 1915 CROP. colnp@' eN
with 49,. OF. 600 bushels year ae"'
WASHINGTON. March S.-lnHentoIy
Of the uuantity of cereals OF INC 80 ~
rrurs remaining on farms March j. ILL.,
nv Tho DEPARTMENT Of agriculture anu aii
nouncrd in it's March crop report loun!
disclosed n material reduction Oh StoehS
as colnpared with other years. 1eh'
,xnoris Of wheat. corn and oats 10 ~
uIv The warning Eurnncnn NATIONS nd ~,
rndurcd farmers stocks. Inc hlSh
rrirrs of food for those cercaiS nay
hnar en- rcmn,ing TO farmers mat inc
J.rrr,mcnt Inns issued warnings 20 lar
! n,nrc nor 10 part with th"ir valuable seed
and thereby endanGcr the coming sea-
SIMS CrOpS,
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compENsAr1oN AWARDS

CHARLESTON. w. Va. March s.
Th.>nward of pensions from the work
n.ni., compensation fund has been an
nouIced by Commissioners OF as iol-
low:
Allegheny Hospital Cumberland. Nd.
an account Of Howard c. Hare. Of Bcrke-
lcy$prtngs. S1S.l5; Mrs. Margaret Car
-rolfH Of ParkersburG, widow and one
chiIJ. 81; month: Maria Francesca
RntSicri. Of Philadelphia, widow and one
chi>a. $e5 81 month. for death or nus.
.honj ot Lowe: RcsSie 1Juddleson. OF
Doshcr. five dollars month until he Is
II Gears old: Mrs. Jenima Fowler. or
potular Camp. five dollars monthly.
hccTusn. of death Of son at Coalwood;, J.
V. Garter, Of Clnrksburg. partially de-
hnsaant father. $500 weekly: Ben Mate.
Of INard. eight dollars weekly. and SPY
mGslical allowance. w.
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SUGAR

NEl1 YORK. March s.-Raw sugar,
10. rd;incd steady; fne granulated $T.0s.
4Sg0%E
Alors favorable political reports rom
Cuba Acd TO scattered selling IN me
markCt for sugar futures at the opening
todaySand first prices were to ~
moi n,riirularly heavy and the market
ralliisE on covering and buying by lead:4
Int, c-ahan interests and at noon was
unchS aged TO . points lower. =
Thklist eased of again under realiz:;
ing aiIi closed easy and sac points low-a
er. Sales 1850 tons. May $4.43; July5
81 ASGSe ntembcr S4.52. ~;
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MONEY.

NEW YORK. March S.--Msrcantile
paper. 4Iii4. Sterling. 30 day bills. 80;
commcrciaI ca day bills on banks. "a ::
commercial GU day bills. i.7oS4: dcmane.
i75A: ca bl-S. go. 1-l6. Francs. de-
maud. 5.S5Gs: cables. ".S4i+. Marks,
demand. GSH.: cables. IS Z. kroncn'
III: cables. IlN. GuiIdcrs. demand
lux: cables. I0Io. T.ircs. demand. ~:
cables, I'll. Kublcs. demand. p :
cables. 27A,. har silver 49,. Mexican
dollars, 5Sis. Govrrnmnn, bonds steady.
Raiiroad bonds steady.
Time loans ensirr; % days. %i@ n 3"s
20 DAYS, 3s.Ti: six months. "a ~:
cali money steady: high. 2i2 +; low. "a
ruling rate. Pa: last loan. 2i2: closing
bid. 81. offered at 9i2.
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CLOSING STOCK LETTER

(Ry private wire To Finance Coz
NEW YORK. March S.--PrtceS ruled
steady today. With rather small fluctua-
tionS.
There was SOFA" profit taking ana
snu.. sclliuA. Of oil Line stocks like &. &
y: W. II. x 4. Southern Pacific. etc.
that is still q mystery. as Il mas CON
tiuu"d now Tor SniIl' tin!r. TIL" n!ark".
as = NH"iC. however. Ca' be termed ~
hay'"c = GOO; ua.!.rtnu". From the
mamie. IN which i; hcld today j; should
do better tomorrow. tt'rom Harris.
Winthrui. " Coz
American Can company declared regu-
lar u,la.,c,iv' HiNi:rId Of "a, yer cent
on rr..:,.rrrI stuck payabl" April ;.
stock :yc"rd March l..
ccrru i".;,aSc" February production
WAS 5.$5@@.""u i"UaG$ c"np"r against
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METALS

NTsy YORK. March S.-The metal ex-
chance quotes load steady 10Sc; spelter
steady; spot East ST. Louis. delivery lie
nSkeS. At London lead ESQ. los; spe!ter
Pa.
Cooper firm: clectrolytic spot ana
nearly nominal: second quarter S53.99g
3jO& nominal; third quarter S3l.aoP
32.5S;.
Ir->n steady and unchanged.
M.tal exchange quotes tin firm spot
s54s0 q $500 ~
A%London spot copper fl37. los; fu-
turGx 1885, elcctrolytic fl5l; spot tin
:nnS lbs: futures f20l.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW YORK. March S.-Ruttcr-f.nSy.
Creamery higher than extras. !lG = c:
creamery extras (@@ Scorr)', 401% ~ ~ Hte'
tirsts. AZ. a zoe: seconds. S5M37c.
EEgs--CnSrItled. Fresh gathered cN-
ira hrSts. %3c: ilrsts. 3"m "2t2c' hcarps
nearby hcnnrry browns. 3lM Csc. -
Chrrsc-Firm State held specials. -
G27r,c: do average fancy. "6 !? a. :" C;
Live puultry-Stronger R"n"rtcu
sales of average fowls ut - :" &c:
chickens and turkeys not quoted. Dress
ed weak: chickens. lSH 2"c; lo"ls' 4eN
n3I3c: turkeys. lHN 33c.
IL, 1.r,c.ttlnd
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TAKEN TO HOSPITAL :. );
: IN SLEIGH; SAVED

MARIETTA. o., March Sin PIG
sleigh drawn By four horses. Marttn
Berry. ;of funnel. 10 miles from here.l
was rushed to Il Marietta hospital with,
a wouI,ied arm tightly bandagcd TO pre-.
vent h IN from bleeding to death: The.
hospitG was reached in the nick OF timc:;
and willie It WAS necessary TO amputats.
the ar-sl at the elbow Berrys life was:
savcd% Berry was handling an old shot,.
gun witch he had forgotten was loadeI:
when rho weapon accidentally dls--
rhnrrhl
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A
BULL FACTOR

CHICAGO. March S.--EtE "i"aranc'S
ut Baltimore and correct forecasts lha'
the government crop r"I"rt ON 'ar''l
serves would PROV" hulllSh. did Il S""H
d.ai tn bring ahuu: advances today IN
the price ~ wheat Cuotsui"nS 'l"srH
Ilr,n II. t. / ,c net higher with May III
i>N:, to 1891 and .iuly at la = I" I"'
Corn finished |" 1 t W and "''lS ta''. ''
ranged from 12tsc d"riir" :" Il riS'' at !"
cents.
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Thursdays C|earIngs
Over Half Million Mark

THURSDAYS Wheeling banking CIca'
ings reached ~ total "i $'nH.@ ''.-": ccD CON-
pared with Iil".2bI.">, 4 gam 81 9'''
HISS. or 80 per cent.
Fer tn" w",'k ending Thursday, as ~:
ported 10 ErndS;rrrI's by Manager A'rN'
Mitchell. Of ihr clearing house aSS"'lh
tinn th,. total il $@"lli 2i 90. as COM
pared with $243222:,.I4 tn" same w"rN
last March. II gain nj .s@.%SH. H. or ~
For III" month Of March 10 datc~
seven banking daTS--lhc total IS 81. -
HGS.TS. compared with S2,""a, i"'H"' III
Increase Of s&I+.39S.S?. or ~ per cent.
The figures follow.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

WHEELING. ". Va. March S. II.
Furnished Tho 1ntclI'gcnccr ny \. T..
Mastrr & 20. members New York Stock
EXCHANGE National Bank of West Fir-
ginia building. Wheeling. W. VA. Louis
t. brand. manager.
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P1TTSRuRGIL March S;-Cntue -
Steady: supply light. Choice. 1919 q
Shc.p-Si.ady;. supply light. Prime
wether, s1l.5Om12 100; Gull and common;
S5.0OTf Il. so: lambs. sll.o0@ 1915; yea!
calves. si3.0GT 400 .
Hogs Steady: receipts light. Prime
hnavi"S. mediums and heavy porkcrs.
Sl5.H0Gi isis: light porkers. $500 ~
J.. ~: rius, $1,000 II 1880; roughs, $lj.OO
a 1915.
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rJTcAGn. March S.-uogs-Rcccipts.
-. 6h0: strong. 5 cents above yesterday >
average. Bulk. $l+.50M l4.S0: light.
$l+.I0Q 1850: mixed. Si4.aoM 80. ~ =
heavy. $1,000 14.9i; rough. $3.50 g
l4.45:. pigs. Il.25Gt 1863. ~,
Caitlc-Rcccipts 1000; stroEE. NJ
and feeders. $3.50 ii 800: cows and hc!t-
Frs, $J.GOGi 1850: calves $3.50 q 1900.
Shccp-R"ccipts 1000: firm. Wethcrs'
SlO. 90 Fll2.3 ewes. $S.75G l@.l5; lambs
SIna;lNi 800.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. March g. -.
Furnished Tho 1ntclllErnCGr by y. +
Al.st"m Il 70. Hirnbn:S New York Stock
Eyrllauer National Bank Of West Nir-
rruia building. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis
L
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PETROLEUM

| OIL CITY. rn.. March S.--Crcdit bal
onrcS, sSO5. Runs. l2I.45l: average
7i.H5G. shipments. 41.>o5: average ship
,n"utS i.,255.
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l72.OOh in january and 800 600 in d.
cerlbSr
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING, W. Va. March 5, H.
Furnished The IrtellIgeucer by A. f
Masten & Co.. members New FORK Stocl
Exchange. National Bank OF West Elr'
r!niL building. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis
= Brand manager.
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stocks

WITEELINCi. W. Ma, March S. II.
Furnished The Iutcl1ICrnccr by A. +.
Mas,cn n 20 members New York Stock
Exchange. National Bank or West Eir-
ginia building. Wheeling, W. Va. Louis
f. Brand, manager.
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WHEELING, W Va, March s. ~.
Furnished The lnreuIgencer by A r
Masten & Co. members New York Stock
Exchange National Banl; OF West Fir-
ginia building. Wheeling. w. Va Louis
F. Brand manager.
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Curb Mining Stocks
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WuEELtNC:. w Va, March s. -.
Furnished The lutrIllEnnCcr hy \. T..
S[asten a. Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. National Eanii nf West Fir-
giuu building. Wheeling. w. Va Louis
T. Brand. manager.
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HAY AND GRAIN
Quotations by C. f. sraunuch & Co.

TIL" king nf Spain is III" proprietor 6f
a laru" motor and bicycle factory near
Madrid.
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rrsrp!:4 Glass CO. T'ranhfrr books clos" Jan. :"
rrr ;"r lash dividend. rayahi" PEI" l. if"nH-
rrr hrrhs close Harr! fnE an extra i'2 JET
cent dividend. IAyIhr Mach u
W!,""iinr Mold " FGy. tn-w Pref Transfer books
clusr March y. fnr r"r cen; quarterly cash d'Tt-
dcnh PAYABLE April J. on The rev issue o. preferred
s;ncE
LaIirlc Iron Works rrr' Transfer books close
March lG. for : per ',ut cash dT'Itnd payable
March -.
Ial:-!i" Iron Wrrks comnnn.-TrInsfer books Close
, MAIrii Is. !Dr regular Ter r"rt Dividend anu
an extra YER IayShl" March II.
Wh!jal-r t,Ir>>rr. cummcH-Trar>:"r books close
M4rrl. ~ Gor :. Ter cent cash dividend rayahie
, AM! :"
| WA,rins S:ccl * l-nn t'a-T!ansfrr books close
March Il; for = Ter cent cash dividend Iayrh!c
| AVFi! .
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COFFEE.

.>EY YORK. Mar. S.-Coffce, Rio No
;. S.Nc: futures. steady; May. Si.i2;
ny. i1.i5.
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Totals .S$.77S.SoS.7S s2.a2?. 4"?.>2 @9.l
IucreaSe-$Nii,.y So.
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Cash quotations:

Cash quotations:
Wheat, No. rcd. nominal; No. rod,
norinal: No. . hard. $l.9Ga4; No. hard,
Si.95H.
corn. No. yellow. $1.0?& q 1.n92i {:
No. ? yellow. $1.07 q 1901; No. 1 yellow,
$685.. II los.
oats. No. white 6O@6Oi2c; standard
COL. a &c.
Pnrk-S33.l:.
I.prd--$lS.gI.
Rihs-$l6.>7 q 1850.
TOLEDO. O.. March $.-Wheat--Cash,
SOL: May. s2.0t; July. Sl.G3G.
Glover s"ed--t'rimc cash. Sl1.40:
March. $ll.l5.
Alsike-rrImc cash. $ll.45; March,
$Il.40.
Timothy-Phimc cash and March,
$3.50.
l72OOn in january and 800 900 in De-
, cembcr.
Electric Storage Battery declared reg
ular quarterly dividends of on" per cent
on preferred and one per cent on COM
, mon stocks. all rayabl: Aprl! >. stock
record March -. ,
American steel F'oundrcS Year ended
December 81 nct earnings after deduct
ing sinking fund requirements were
S3TlSgT5. increase $3.6NS,ilo. equal 10
i3i6+ per cent on capital stock compared
with lao per cent in 1918.
General Railway Signal company. de-
clarcd regular quarterly dividend OF II?
aer cent on common and preferred
stocks, both payable April -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-09
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Total shares $4,000.
Bonds $o.362.Q0O.