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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-23
SPECIALS for TODAY
FROM MAIN FLOOR
Csc MusIins, Yard 21,

Csc MuslinS, Yard 2lc
36-inch soft finish Bleached Muslins
the regular 25c quality. Special price
per yard, 2lc
zoe MuslinS, Yard 17c
36-inch. nainsook finish Bleached
Muslin; the regular zoe grade. Special
price
per yard, 17c
35c Outing FlannelS 29c
Outing Flannels in light and dark
grounds in neat striped and check
patterns; the regular &c grade. spc.
cial price
per yard, 29c
CSC ShirtingS, Yard SIC
Creme Madras Shirtings in pretty
striped patterns; dhe csc quality. spe-
cial price
per yard, SIC
Suitings
36-inch plaid and check Cotton Serge
Suitings; attractive new Fall COM
binations-
75c quality. special price, per I'd. 900
s5c quality, special price. per yd. 73c
Sea Island Nainsook
Imperial Sea Island Nainsook: box NJ
10 yards; the 1915 bolts; SO inches
wide.
special, $3.50
Longcloth
36-lnch English Longcloth; chamois
finish; the regular S2,75 bolts. Special
price, per bolt
10 yards, $2.49
25c Handkerchiefs, 2 for BIC
One lot Of Women's Embroidered
Crepe de Chine Linen, Linweave,
Flaxon and Printed Crepe Handker-
chiefs. This assortment all 25c val
ues. Tabled special for one days sell
ing only
2 for 37c
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-23

MIR. and Mrs. r. Moody Burch,
Jr.. announce the birth October II
OF daughter.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-23

Mrs. John y. Meserve will go to
81. Louis early in November to visit
her daughter, Miss Naomi Meserve'
a student OF IDenox Hall,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-23

Stationery Special i
CSC Boxed Stationery; special
per box, Sac
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-23

MlsA Elaine Boylan is spending a
few days with her home-folk in Mi
ami.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-23

Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Gregg and
son Harry, who were guests for a
few days OF Judge and Mrs. william
}. Gregg. have returned home To
Girard, Kan.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-23
Comfort Kits
IN Khaki
For Enlisted Men


These make very desirable gifts to the new
soldier-to-be and dandy Christmas gift to the
Army man.
FITTED KITS made in fine quality khaki; fit
ted with the things a fellow will need most.
Priced from
5000 to $500
ADJUSTABLE KITS without fittings to accom-
modate your own personal razor, brushes, toilet
articles, etc. Priced, each
$3.50 and $3.50
MONEY BELTS made in khaki are useful.
Priced
-$1.oo and $1.so
~THEROZ SETS-Two styles: stove and
densed fuel; also stove, pans and condensed
fuel. Priced
$3.50 and $500
MANICURE SET = Small case; Mark Cross
quality.
Priced $575
AIR PILLOWS in two sizes; extra good quality.
Priced
$3.50 and $3.75
PICTURE FRAMES in leather and khaki;
trench mirrors, etc. Priced
Csc to $500
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-23

Mr., and Mrs. John J. sullivan
former residents OF TIlsa, are max
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-23
The Call for Army Sweaters

According to the press,
is in the neighborhood Of
half million for use right
away. Should your Red
Cross chapter be short Of
good sweater or sock yarn
and you desire to knit
someone a warm sweater
or pair of socks at your
own expense, our Bis
stock OF good yarn is at
your service.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-23

Word has been received Of the
dcnth ~ Mrs. E!ikciy OF South Bend
ind mother Of Mrs Frank A, Baker
Of Tulsa Both MIR. and Mrs Baker
are IN South Bend, where they went
10 be prcseur during the last Illness
~ Mrs BlIkcly
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Kahn enter
tainsd informally Monday evening
when they had fcW friends In to
meet Hon julius Kahn. congress-
man from California.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-23

Miss Eva uurner loft yesterday
FOR oklahoma tlty 10 attend meet
ing called for the purpose OF ihking
plans FOR the girls work In the com
ing war fund dEJvc. Miss HOrner n
RirlT secretary Ot IN" local y. W
&
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cErcAGo LIVE STOCK.

= ,TlTt'.Nt;O. August H. Hogs. r"'' prs
- nnG: n,rrxrt n ~ 1Ir lower than y"S-
tcrrlny's aI,rac": n f"M common rarEin:
hogs 80. lower ~ i..Ih; fancy llShI
carly 1G.1:.. hut rrHrtir:Il top 1865.
Eurrhrr'S 1853 II 1855; light ann u
1866; rlrl:inr l7.In ~ 1919: rough lI.@3
ii 20: bulk "r sales 1T.9h n 1870;
pigs good and rhnir, lS.hh 81 1N.'",
Cattle. r"rciprs 1000: best corn fed
Mirrors. Gamers and ru.:"rS steady: other
raitlc un"ycnly inwrr: mr lium ard good
naiivt, stntrs declining moro: calves &c
hirhrr. Rc,f raitl" good rh"'r" ana
'rrln,r IA - a 1885,: common and n"dl-
un ln.nn n lG3h: l;utrh"r stock. cows
and hcifcrs 80 II 1tnn. Gamers and
cutters 6.5n II 80: >tmrkcrS and food
crs Cooh rhoi"c and fancy l0nh n l".hO'
inferior. common and medium 90 N
1n.nn. VHal calves. good and rh","" l6.-
- II 1850.
sheen. receipts 1000; host fat lambs
steady. Medium natives lower: common
ru,ls nff sharply: best fed lambs lnc
higher. others steady: sheep and YEAR
itrrs slow IN oic lower Lambs "hoic"
and rrImc Ism Il 1885,: medium and
good 1854 = lS.nn: rwlIs ln.oH n 1915:
Ewes. 'hnire and primo 1S.nn " l".'3:
medium and good 1850 n l%.2a: culls
4 N N 80
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FINANCIAL OPINION

(By private wire to A. E MaStcn & CO..
NEW YORK August l5.-Thc fact
that nothing definite was arranged yes
tcrday as regards the settlement IF the
railroad contracts was rather disSan-
pointing to the market. although san
guinc hopes still prevail that this q3,~-
ton will be satisfactorily settled in the
near future. Railroad securities there
fore halted In their upward tendency
Certain issues. however. arc still being
we'll bought notably Reading. ST. Paul
and New Haven. The WcSttnch ouSc
statement was we'll received and we
think that this issue will be headed for
higher level. Marin" bonds are being
we'll bought on expectations of their
early retirmcnt.--W. J. Wulln1nn e. Co.
Wall Street Jnurnnl--Railroad COM
tract briefs will hn filed Monday with
McAdon by railrond security owners.
Westinghouse first quarter earnings
were at rate of SI2.3" annually. I'm
portant interests buying American Hide
and Leather: the action of tho stock
market suggest" that the public has
entered to some extent.
Clark. Childs IL Co. Say-'Thn difficult
ty Of financing l.. $. Steel seems Ia h>
the only impcdimcrt in tho way Of n biz
and broad market such AZ many Of our
bankers think may hn allowable, SOM
time in Sept. M"anWhii". there is no
sign of important liquidation hut rather
steady investment absorption.
Henry Clcws & r0.---rhr street feels
the absence Of many active AMI alr~
personalities who formerly infused
varying degrees flifr int" the stock
market but who have patrihti"ally Eun"
to the war or arc oih"rwi%n engaged in
helping their country.
West & Co.-It is evident that tho
market in a strong position. Railroad
net earnings for June hnv" generally
shown large decreases. in som" raScS
rather startling. However. Tins Ia
principally due 10 the fact that tho back
pay from January mi account "f thu
increased wages was ordered charged
against June earnings in n. lump sum
Therefore tho July earnings arr expect =
cd to make a much h",t"r showing.
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BELMONT

Miss Laura Patterson. % near BETH
csda. spent las; Thursday at her sIs'
ter's. Mrs. Andy Kemp.
Mr.. LLOYD Travis spent Sunday after
NOON n, s. n. Hatchcr's.
Miss Nellie Hatcher spent few days
last week at Emmett Powelrs. at Cap
tina.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Shultz and Mr
and Mrs. Harvey Calvert visited ct
Akron Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gattcn We're
callers at Belmont Monday.
Rev. Rosscr and family and .ir. and
Mrs. Joe Nichols. spent sunday Mt VIM
Nichols.
Corhin White waa calling at Belmont
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Emmct Powell and chill.
tJrcn. Of captina. visited friends at
Lampsvllc Tuesday.
Frank IIawkInhcrry was calling at
Belmont Monday evening.
CicnrGr Kemp passed through this VI.
entity Sunday evening.
There will he preaching at Mt Zion
next Sunday afternoon.
Harry Nichols was calling at Belmont
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Dcrmott visited
At Mrs. Dermolts Sunday.
Clinton Ault. Of Cool IIlr'.visitcd at
Mrs Margaret !icmp's Sunday cftcr-
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Masters and chill
drcn and Miss Edna Quinland visited at
VIM. Hatcher's Sunday.
Adrian White passed through this
community one day last week
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STOCKS AND BONDS.
FINANCIAL COMMENT
tI}y Private Wire To The Finance |oii''

tRr Private Wire To The Finance |oil'-
! pany.1 r.;o;,,
KEW YORK. Aug. l5.-tinancia,'
vows Rullctin says: Viewing the rail-
. road situation almost from any ahs'e'
IL consideration Of latest developments
! .u,-rcs,inr retreat from extreme soc'-
,Iie,i,. rcndrncies, wcll-intormcd chah-
nols arc maintaining that higher Ha'"
,,irns must br put upon Inc ran
str,ks These sources have nee''
making u study Of the whole pl"o'e"t
in the light Of latest events. Win a.
result thu, additions are beinE maui
to holdings. dr.
7, is stated in private banking CIT
cIea Of high standing that the ,"o,
vtrtnrrncy has. Sccn its worse Nh" INV
r-on nov ON there should be improve,
mcnt. Relaxation in rates Is Pic"'|.-'
within 4 short time. IT Is NOT i''d''
timed that any great case VIII - ,i
but considering tho hign S'tlu ~ 80
securities a comparison Win niohcs
rates will show thrn W 'e
current levels. .,or,t
ruIlish gossip in s"mi-inrcStnen'
channels with regard 10 |. S. steer -
,.nry rcrsiStcnt.- Should offerings Oh
Stock which have been appearing on az,
yorrcs in tho last few days n" apSornru
AR renewed, il Is believed thar hlEht,
levels would quickly he reached. Inn
,bat timc. the professional folloW!ns l.
reported very cautious.
Attention is being directed by invest
,,cnt institutions 10 III" fact mat inc
industrial preferred stocks are in me
81 ronCcst invostnrn, position III '"''i
history. \ leading stock cAsh""s'
house saws the net quick assets oil th'Sc
companies cover the market value WI
many If the preferred issues.
WESTINGHOUSE Electric ins'd" chan,'''I :
.rr n,ic,ly expressing IL great deal or
Satisfaction over devrlop"mrnts in con-
n.ction with earnings. They mr." crch-
/ ,nd with adding tn holdings Of stock
since tho information has been publish
nd showing thu absorption of large
line tha, has been hanging over, IN"
market, II is stated that tho earnings
al nrrsrnt show more than miIi'"h
,,o,I,rs over AMI above dividend re-
ouirornnnts Tho company u Sald 10 NC
ret,in:; into sllap" wh"T" II Will make
swift recovery from unSatlsiactor! WIZ
order conditions If the past and lut.rc
Government requirements Will hc me"
with much better. results. 1t IS sa'o' tu''"
bcrc,oforr. 4 new demand Is appearing
from investment channels for inc cir"-
trIcoI manufacturing stocks After the
MAR. when tho price or copper mctal u
expected tn rrccdc 10 some extent Inc
,, demand FOR the products OF these COM
NAMES may keep them nj capacity opcr-
alton for several years. considering
European needs.
RulI trading operations arc expected
70 rontinuc. Tho railroad issues are
growing in favor. There is also
rood demand for railroad equipment
stocks. oil shares arc reported we'll
taken. ON rccrssinnS /. s. steel meets
with good buying. according 10 special
IL, advicrs. Westinghouse Electric may
20 higher. Pool channels are builisn
on American Cotton OIL
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SUMMARY.

(Bv Private Wire To TIL" Finance
Company
Gnrmnns rvaruHtr important positions
al Beaumont Hanrl and other villages
on I.,ni" front about the Ancrc.
Rih"rnuri 1'@. miles southwest 81
Nnyon captured ny French troops
Hunh"rIs army steadily advancing to-
ward Nny"n.
Report nf rartur" At l.assiGnN Ivy
French IN southern part "f l'irardy
front not vet confirmed.
Allied and neutral Shipping sunk IVY
6, rnnan SuhruHrn" III July t"inll"d 80
ana tun& compared with lisa? tons IN
July mi.
Amrriran consul in Moscow srN"rrs
rrlati"nf with Soviet and turns over his
Office Ia Swedish officials.
Local hAnkrrs adopt rul" requiring
clients ~ supply banks 9Th money Ia
moot arrrrlanr"s on delivery If matur-
itY.
WASHINGTON military experts look f"r
an all American drive against German
divisions either III Flanders "r between
tho DISC md Sois=ons in near future
Average price Nf ~ induSt riais SlIQ
up %: % active rails Of Si.I1 off ~.
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CONTRACTION IN
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, Aug. 1a.-LacklnS more
obvious or convincing reasons, traders
attributed the further contraction OIL
stock dealings today 10 tirmer money
Andencics and growing confusion over
tho war tax situation.
Call money continued to rule at
percent. and time funds held at the SAM;
figure on 4 paucity OF offerings. Local
banks again called loans TO meet the
final installment on the Third Liberty
Loan.
Foreign news was again favorable.
hut excited little interest and pools
abandoned their bullish tactics in all but
a few specialties. probably because OF
their failure to enlist the slightest OUT
side support.
Executions to this rule were furnished
by marines and feathers. Marine pre-
ferred ignored the submarine menace
by advancing an extreme "a points
rho common shares and six percent bonds
aNNb scoring substantial gains.
Marine directors were secluded 70
NEE, later in the day and the rise IN IN"
\company'& issues may have anticipated
&nuEisr ac;ion on the sal" OF Its hrlllSh
assets.
! American Hide and Leather preferred
cain.d So. points. tn" common also
coming forward in tho last hour. with
Central Leather. willis General Motors
made :. sudden jump Of four points.
I-nir.d State< Stool. Reading. Union
Pacific. AM; SOM. Ut tho usual favoritcs
wcr" Irregular At hHSt. rails and indus
trials as p whol" lacking deiinit" trend
Oils and tnha""ns w"rr among thH "th9r
uncertain quantities.
ASaleS amounted t" eI1.oho shares.
Domestic bonds wcr" trim: lih"rtE
:l-'s again changing hands in round
amounts a; tho yrar's TOP quotation 1T
ZOO as but intcrnationa w"r" easier.
Total sales per value. aggregated VA
SIS. nnh
Old I-nitsd States bonds wer" un-
changed on call
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CLOSING STOCK LETTER
u"rrm Logan & Bryan 70 y. r. Mast"

CI'rcm Logan & Bryan to \. r. Mast"n
\ 20. hy rrivaI" Nlrr.)
NEW YORK. NuE. la.-Tho special
,ir:' commanded most attrntiun. STAN
darrl issues were neglected md shade
lower with III" tenor of news unchanged
and sentiment as q wh"le continues
ravurably inclined. though while nc
agitation persists IN runn"ciion WITH
taS matters and while the railroad con-
tract is still unsrttlrd, /. many arc IN
clinrd 10 hold aInof The general trend
"f security prices still appears 10 DC
upward. hui tnn much should not ne
"vp"rt"d ON III" long sid" Will" money
cnntinurS III such ScantY supply.
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SU0AR,

NEW YORK. August 15.-There were
No sales in the local raw sugar market
Today. and prices remained unchanged at
4oS5 for Ciba'S cost and freight. equal
tn 6.h55 for centrifugal. The only 'hing
now in the situation was the announce
ucnt made last night by the Information
al Sugar Committee that il had exercised
its option and intends TO taHe over the
remainder Of this years Cuban crop.
I. refined business WAS only OF mod
crate proportions and prices were un-
changed ut 80 for fine granuiatcd.
While no; officially announced. II IS
generally intmatcd III the street That
American rcfncrs will receive. an in
cr.ns, Of - points III their margin OF
profit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-16
TOLEDO 6IAu.

TOLEDO, Ohio. August 1s.-"heat
not quoted.
Glover seed. October 100; Decen,beI
100; March 1920.
.Alsike. October 1850: December lt'so'
March 1925.
Timothy, prime Gosh AS; September
$50: October 4.62ls: December 4.62'z;
March 4.67ii-; April 4.6fI.
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p1rsRuRaH LIVE STOCK,

FTTTSFI RliH, NNEUST ~ HUG
strady. supply light. rrim" 1851" n
1I.Sn.
Shrrr steady. supply licht. Primo
wrthcrs llJh i2.5n. rulls and conf
mon = "a II T.hh: lambs ZOO q 1870:
veal calves lSnn n lS.in
Hogs steady: receipts ton double
decks Prime heavy 1850 q IFS: me-
diums and heavy workers. "0.ia N "h.7a:
light workers cnc5 q on.5H i,ies co.oh
n on %. rough Il % 4: l11!
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

y WHEELiS,i. ". Va Aug. Il. Is.
Furnished the Intelligence. BY - r.
Masteu & Co. members or the Nc" Hork
Stock Exchange. Nntionat GaaA belio-
Ing, Wheeling. W. Va. Louis L. oeanu
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Total sales 80. TOO shares.
Bonds s5.4S5.000
Cl-ReEular quarterly , per cent ~
script. payable September 3rh.
>(2)-Regular quarterly dividend Sl.66
X share. payable September Bird.
t3)--Regular quarterly dividend VIE
per share. payable September lst.
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New York Cotton Market

WHEELING. W. Va. AuE. Is. 'l8.
- Furnished tn: Int"lliErnccr by A E.
inatru K CO.. members "r the New York
Stock Exchange. National Tank Build.
ing. Wheeling. w. Va Louis +. Brand,
manager.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. ". Va. Aug. II. is.
FURNISHED the 1ntclltGtnccr. by A. +
AIustcn l. Co. members ur tIc New York
Stock Exchange. National HanI Build
irC, Wheeling. W. Va. LOUIS +. Brand
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.Ste-.dard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. W. Va. -hds. Is. IS
Furnished the Intelligenccr by A. E
Mastcn K Co.. members Of the New York
stock Exchange. National Bank Build
ing. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis L. Brand
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Va. Aug. Il. Is.
Furnished tho 1ntclliscncer by ~ l.
Mastcn s. Co. members Of the New York
stock Exchange. National Bank Bulid-
ing. Wheeling. w. Va, Louis +. Brand.
manager,
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Va. AmE. Il. rs.
Furnished tho lnicliiEcnc"r by a. e
Mastcn Il Co, members IT tho ::"w YORK;
Stock Exchange. National I!ank Iuild.
ing, Wheeling. w. Va. LOUIS T.. Erand.
manaKCr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-16

When woman keeps reminding g
man that he owes everything he IL &c
her he Is apt to get to loving her Just
as he would any other creditor.
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Every lime Il hH"hnlor meets Il pretty
woman Il" l"v"S /" SIT ami dream about
marriage" ii - srlu"!hinc like riding
on Il scenic railway ali thrills and II"
danger.
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BUTTER, CHEESE, EGGS.

NEW YORK. AUG. lI.--Buttrr steady,
creamery higher than extras 4f'ff 465i :
cXtras 90" SCnr'l i5",: tirs!s IA, %
~ -: packing stock. current make. No, ..
81
Eggs irrcSulnr: fresh gathered extras
q n Is: flesh gathered regular packed
extra Cirsts - ri IS; do. firsts 81. q r..
state. cnnsylvania and nearby western
hcnnCry whites. flrc 10 fancy g. a g.:
state. Pennsylvania aud nra rby hnnncry
browns. 50 n 81: do. gathered brown
and mixed rolorS IS q IS
Choose firm: state. whole milk. flats.
fresh, specials c5% % @6L: ti" aycEa go
run o!lt n o5&
Poultry. live. firm: chickens. hrnilrrs
80: fowls So: old BOOSTERS 23: turkeys
IS & 80. Dressed steady and unchanEc
Flour unchanged.
TIE CLEAN PLATE, BUT
Never was any good movement. any
reform Of one sort or another started,
that sor,n people didn't carry ii 700 far.
The Authorman feels that this has
been done with "Hooyerism."
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PETROLEUM.

OIL CITY. Pa. August t5--'redit
balances 81. Runs S1.S07: average a.
7s7. Shipments 1859; average 57.254.
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:. LOCAL STOCKS

WTrEEI. INC. W. Va. Aug. Is. rs.
IIa:Iy quotation list or TIE Wheeling
Stock Exchange. compiled Cor lnteni.
Rencer.
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UPWARD 81 ant
IN CORN MARA..!!

CHICAGO. AUX. II. Increased
gravity of crop damage reports. cspc-
ciully regarding Iowa. gay" an upward
slant today IL the corn market Iric"S
closed unsettled. Csc off 10 Isc net
higher. with September $l.62 I" $I.o- %
and October. s1.6%& to Sl.6SSs.
Oats gained = r &c IN !sc. Tho out
come in provisions varied from &c ue-
cline to q rise of &c.
IAnn,, lliI.h Low. ! Close.
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Paris dispatch to Dow Jones says
General Rocnm tho German retreat spc-
r;nliSt. has hccn appointed tn the su-
promo German command on tho Snmme
front.
AmSIcrdam--Hicr Admiral Behnkc has
been appointed To succeed Admiral Won
Ca7cll" ~ Gr:man minister "i marine,
according to the WcScr IcitunE.
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Dow Jones says: The senate has ad-
j"uru"d until Monday.
Now tax hill likely tn br made public
Monday. which probably means dizziness
from now TIL il appears.
Dow Jones: Saul horn Pacific declared
regular dividend nj $l.ju. payable Dctn-
b"r LIST to record August 81
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Tight money is preventing any ono
from taking on line "r stocks. which
snmr would like to de- as they are hullish
on thr War outlook. tn" result is a
traders market or playing for quick re-
turns. Taxation problems ais" checking
trading. as losses are l0n percent while
profits arr materially reduced
Taxes and money hnr" sid" tracked
the hull TIPS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-16

London dispatch "a Dow Jones says:
TIL" nrfirial report Of tn" British war
office says: ":'"v"re local trench fight
I'M. which resulted {" cur antnninC" "fSl
Of Ecircourt. advanced our lines slight
IL and further progress WAS mad" 81 n
humber nf points.
"lTnStlr raids southeast Of NrrhS ana
at M"rrvill" were rclulS"d. Tier" MAS
enemy artillery firing east Of R"l"'q
and n tn" SChrrr"nhHrE S'cinr.
"Numhcr Of prisoners taken by Rrlt-
ish sine" Sih Of August Is 2l.Sii and by
French $500. making Il total Of "n"if.
Allied operations continue along the
front hctw con Mnntdidicr and Albert.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-16

AmeIcrdam--A Riga dispatch reports
the murder Of Herr Scnhush German
official. at Wcndun l.iN"nla.