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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-02

FOR SALE-A new modern home on
paved street. Full lot Just what
you are looking for. For quick sale,
$3,5OO F. w. Swan Lumber Co.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-02

FOR SALE-Used Universal, Garland,
Favorite and Pennisular base
burners in the best OF condition. The
early buyer will pick the best. Deliv-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-02
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Used organs, $500, $500
$1,000 and $500. Easy terms. Dun
can-Schell Furniture Co.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-02

FOR SALE-Cheap if taken at once,
lot on Oak street. e. M. Banghart.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-02

WANTED Quarrymen and laborers;
good boarding house and good
wages. Burlington Quarry Co., Mont
rose, Iowa.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-02

FOR SALE-Lee county Atlas; never
used; &c. Address H, care Gate City
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-02

WANTED-Boys over 16 years Of age
wanted at the Mills Ellsworth Co.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-02

FOR RENT-Apartmen 81 No. 9Th.
Owner would pay part of operating
expense.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-02

W1ANTFD-5 room house, close In;
immediate possession. Tel. Black
1885.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-02

cry can be made when desired. Easy
terms. Duncan-Schell Furniture Co.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-02

FOR RENT-Seven room modern
house. 14o3 Concert street. IN
quire 214 North Fourteenth street.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Three room apartment!
furnished, 1920 Concert, second
floor Inquire Ills Concert. Tele-
phone Red 23S.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-26
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
Inspirntinn Consolidated Conner c,

NOTICE OF ANNUAL. MEETING
. Notice IS hereby given that the Annuss
Meeting OF the Stockholders If the insp''s :,
ton Consolidated Copper Company VIII % o.
held at the office Of the company 242 "s,es "s
Street, Augusta Maine. on Monday .a,o ,no
twenty eighth day OF April. 1912. al IVA
o'clock p NJ. for the transaction OF any al,4
an business that may come before the mee'-
ing including the election Of directors Nh,
The Transfer Books WIFI not be closed W. .s
only those stockholders OF record AZ the ci'so
Of business. viz Ghree o'clock p ~ v %
Friday. April II. 1919. win he entitieo "
vote at said meeting
by order OF the Board OF Directors.
J. w ALLEN. Secretary
Now York. March y. 1919
New-York tribune., 1919-04-26
Tea

Trade in tea continues active 1ar,,o
sales of Pingsueys we're reported agaFTn
Yesterday. There were good sales also
or Formosa, Moyune Gunnowder and
young Hyson teas. Young Hysons and
Moyunc Gunpowdcrs are becomin,
scarce, 1T is said. The assortment Of
IN, INC best and medium grades of Green
f1ngsuey Gunpowdcrs is believed
20 De small. Quotations for lots of
oo and 100 packages follow:
GREENS
New-York tribune., 1919-04-26

1t ie said that stocks in tho ;n.
are low and that buyers are w;,,,ar ;i,,n,,erlor
pay top prices for all grades p,,.ns p, 70
Victoria reported clearances ~ - sna nna
bags each for New York. Az sha a'"Ve
or the day prices of futures wers r ena ,
Is to SO points. "'fe up
The range of prices follows.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-26

Sales Oman VIII Wv
22O0 'fOueen OH ~ A. '."S T.
$4,000 "Rangebur Oil ga ~. 10
500 500 .tRan-II spf'n-III 00(apl 80 az 80 40
1900 *Rock O IA M II. "a 20 's'a
leSS .sat crh u Prod S. 4o'4 4o3ss 5s 4oss Ga 4o1s
,S0o S0o .Sapulpa O&R. sIs 93s 8 8<
$500 'Sincl Gulf Cor So 52lS 51IEs 70
SO sSincl O wrnte oon oos/@ ooo1/2 @ oS
ioo , ,Southwest Oil 4a 48 4S az
io0 'Swn Pr g. Ref 47e 47a d.. az
1880 *Sterlinp OSR III o1s - "a
$4,000 sTcx-R p & r. alH az 20 o
10000 sfTexann q & r eO es|4 re 5A
29"o 4" .vaIv oil Pr Inc s1' So aas a.
hloo 'tVera-Con Pet u - "a
900 'Vic Oil new S az aaaa
800 'West st O & l. g. 90 saN2 sn14
$1,000 't"Y" Oil g. G 81 10o oo oe oo
New-York tribune., 1919-04-26
INSPIRATION CONSOLIDATED COPPER co

The Directors have this day d.cis'Wvp Wan
dividend OF sl.50 per share. peyanle of
day. April eS. 1914 TO stockholdeTss rrtl Fl
record at 400 o'clock =. NJ. FRIDAY, rr
II. 1919 J. w ALLEN. Treasure
New York, March ~. 1919.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-26
Bonds

Following Is a complete record OF all
transactions in bonds on the New York
Stock Exchange yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1919-04-26
THE YALE & TOWNE MA>UFAtTtHiS''
COMPANY

special dividend. No ioi. Of FIVE Pc
cent $50 has been declared by the boh,s boars
OF Directors out OF past earnings. pe, he
May ath to stockholders OF record a'
close of business April 29th
j. II TOWNE. Secretar''
New-York tribune., 1919-04-26
Bid and Asked
Quotations

The following table gives the closing
bid and asked quotations for stocks
listed on the New York Stock Exchange
but NOT traded IN vasterd.v.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-26
Bid and Asked Prices
for Oil Stocks

Following are yesterdays CLOSING bid
and asked prices for leading oil stocks:
Standard Oil
New-York tribune., 1919-04-26
AADnEW ! MCCORMACK. kuetioassf
REGULAR ATorfDh SALE
STOCKS And BONDS
BY ADRIAN a. MULLER 4 son,
OFFICE. 65 WILLIAM Sf.
WInN FhDAA, APRIL 80, 1919,

at - 80 O clock at the
EXCHANGE SALEsRoOM,
nos. IA AND Is NESEY STREET
For Account Of Trustee.
10 shs. American Zine Slate Co
prefi.
shs. American Zinc & Slate Co
For Account of Whom II May Concern;
30 shs. Garfield Safe Deposit co.
SO shs. Iitie Guarantee & Trust Co.
35 shs. Fifth National Bank
$4,000 New York Central r. Il. GO ConYt
Deb. Bonds, 1885
229 shs Industrial Development Co
10 shs. United Gas q Eiec. Ccrpn let
30 shs Lord & TAYLOR "a prefd
3.l20 shs. Golden Reward CONSOLIDATED
Gold Mining Co.
1000 shs Carlton Investment Co. isi
prefd
1000 shs Carlton Investment Co. I'd
2s5 2o-loO shs Wheeling & Lake Ry
Prior Lien.
$4,000 CITY & suburban r r.. Washington
-. c.. bed Bonds l94s
10 shs. United Gas & Eiec. Ccrpn !"
SO shs. h'", american Uniform Co.
$4,000 brooklyn Rapid Transit Co %
Notes. duo July ]. 1918.
30 shs. Myomiing on syndicate Ur',s n .
., zoo 100 shs hasle Products corpn V IT.. T. t.
$4,000 Washington Ttiitics co. bes Notes'
TO J1nc t. 1919.
100 shs. Washington Virginia Ry. com
mon.
81 500 Note OF B. u Warner " dated
,lany. aist 1919. due April setn'
l9la. secured by s25.ooo washing
ton Utilities Co Be- Notes OF Juno
1918. extended ~ 60 TO June }.
19la ANA 1a0 shares Eastern Ligh'
Fuel Co. Principal OF this note
has been reduced 60 the extent o'
Sa25 through collection of couron'
due March !. 1919. ON the Washing
ton Utilities Co. notes
New-York tribune., 1919-04-26
DIVIDEND NOTICES
LIMA LOCOMOTIVE WORKS. INt"
30 Church street.
\~r- 1nri.

Aprl 'r 24th. 1919
Tho Board of Directors h-s tbis u~ =
declared a semi annual dividend oi ~.
and ono haif (3ls) per cent upon me ~
ferred Stock or this Company for tnt hio
months ended March 3lst, 1919, pas
May 10th. 1919. to stockholdcrs OF l'0''N
on April 80. 1919 l.. \. LARstN,
Secretary and Treasure
New-York tribune., 1919-04-26
READING COMPANY
General QffiCe Reading .TermfuSi

Fhlladelphia. April TO. is!s.
Tho Board OF Directors has oecist ecisi,.t
from the net earnings quarterly nr, Or,
dend OF two per cent. (2Tt) on the 1o' ~,
mon Stock OF the Company. 10 be psiu vi
May s. 1919. TO the stockholders OF fc".sv,e
th~ clog" Of i,~tress 'N-'i -
Checks viii be mailed TO stockhoders W.
have fied dividend orders with the tress
urer JAY v. HARE. SecretAss'
New-York tribune., 1919-04-26
Sugar and Coffee

-, nagaer.-There ar is slightly better de
;nand Tor refined sugar, with no change
"a prices. Supplies of raw sugar con
..nue .. 70 accumulate in producing CEN
.ses. Inc Sugar Equalization Board
reported no purchases yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-26
Curb Market

Note.-Ihe Tribune assumes no responsI.
o'"V ior thc accuracy authenticity OF curb
market quotations. Transactions and nr;cos
yesterday were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-04-26

8. Nohee Futures. - Prices advanced
ob nhba.ner; At the opening they we're un-
changed to a decline Of II points. but
sool, rose on good buying. The spot
,',a.Set was strong. with Rio rs quoted
at 40 cents and Santos as at 30 cents.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-26
Orchard and Field
Beans, marrow,
Livestock. Meats. Provisions

Yesterday year ago
livestock fair to
prime 100 III $3.50 a ia 30 si0.0Og 1895
Dressed beef sides,
Ia ............. .ts9 .es's .gl@ "a
Live venls. COM
mon to prime,
100 IL ...... iioe@teoo ti.ooaiseo
Dressed veals. s.city,
lb ....4........s.4 .t1n 20 .tH1 ~
live ewes loo IL f000a f4.00 ta.bn@ i4oe
Dressed inut. ib GOA 30 .gba 81
Live lambs. fair
to pflma inb 10 tH.00 d g0.g5 1909 49,.
Dressed ! a ~ b -
oity. III f.ili .aDgp "a .9bq ~
Hogs. 100 10 gO,g5f l9O.ib iA,40dfsbe
Dressed hogs bs
con. 10 .sEtsg ,gsifs sbtsd ,gss,
Mess beef. hbi a5.HGa s0.b0 As 0b@asM
Mass pefif, hb b. 90 q 800 ss,1o@hfes
Lard, Mia. West.
100 ID .,,,.. aa.aoass.40 s5,ss@ssS
New-York tribune., 1919-04-26
Hay ana straw

Yesterday A year aEot
Per ton Per ton I
large bales sie00d ---- s30.0Od 81. .oS
Glover. No. rxd $500 q 5000 24.Oa6 d 90 0t
Rye straw. No ] 5000 1000 1900 II
New-York tribune., 1919-04-26
Butter, Cheese and Epgs

Butter Receipts were 79s5 -.
ages. Creamery, higher than el.s.s psvA-
ID, "a y Csc; extras. 92 score N.'as, ca,
tirsts, 80 to 81 score, 62i1d63%c. wv s
onds. S3 to 81 score, 60a62c. @ Ses-
grades, 67(a b9c; unsalted, higher hsr ths,'
extras, So 4 a66c; extras, 64h0sssaa'
firsts, $50 64c; seconds, 6lGlSoW' ~
state dairy tubs, finest, e3S'SsEsc, sc,
good to prime, 59@62c; common :,
fair, 47@58c; renovated, extras 20
SIC; firsts, 491aW50lac; lower yrsd.ee vle'
46@ 4Sc; imitation creamery. frsts 20
@49c: ladies'. current make a.. 80
45 z "a Acc; seconds, 44c; lower pradss'
42W43c; packing stock, current rss,s' s,ss'
No. l, 43@431ac; No. ., 426aoasa.Va'
lower grades, 38M41c. Nv
Cheese Receipts were 1875 hor.
State, whole milk, fresh flats cnIOss JoSes'
ID, 32@32Ac; white, 32@32l, 6. ,o.ea' sue
age run, colored. 1Ac; white 1sNt
lower grades, S0@31c; twins, snec;sSs
whites, 31%c; colored, SIC; svsrann s.a's,
run. white, 31l2c; colored. sIse ais
31Ac; lower grades, fats. held Ssit%
39c; twins, held, $3.50 S9c; Wisco@s
sin, whole milk. twins, held. 34Gsen.
fresh. 81 ~ "a 32c; single daisies be,a
35038c; double daisies, held, 35G3sc.
fresh, 32@3214c; Young Americas' America
held. fresh. 33M33 l2c; state. sLims
specials, 221a023 nc; prime to cho;os: !:
20@22c; fair to good, 15@isc; lowsr
grades, Ga lac.
Eggs Receipts were 4S.27S casov
Fresh gathered. extras, dozen, 47G
t7I4c; storage packed. extra frsts Ss
"a 46 i2c; frsts. 45d.46c; gathered, extrs
hrsts, 40 u 46c; firsts. northerlv see
tions, 44Q45i2c; southerly sections
A3M)4412c; seconds and poorer, 3si,a
2i9c; dirties, No. /, 39ieM4Ohc: Nj
9 and poorer. 35n36c; checks, good n
choice, dry, 3S13 039l4c; under grade,
800 3Sc; state. Pennsylvania and near
by Western hennery whites. fine to
fancy, 51o SIC; ordinary to prime. AsG
soc; gathered whites. ordinary to fine
46M50c; Pacific Coast, whites. extras
32c; good to fine, 4s@ 49c; Western and
Southern, gathered whites, 45QbOc
state, Pennsylvania and nearby hennerS
browns, dc; gathered brown and mixed
colors, 44@47c; duck eggs, nearby Ind,
ian Runner, fancy, 660 Sic; Baltimore.
62M65c; Virginia, 55065c; Western
and other Southern, good to prime, 81
(o62c.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-26
MISCELLANEOUS OIL Comn,n;..
Consolidated L Excl,anpc

on'' o' trade on this exchange. 10 share.
transactions and prices yesterday for tho
more nctivc sharca follou,.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-26
Stocks TX Dividend Yesterday
Com 1nodities
Continued from page fifteen

larly during the greater part Of the
day they started upward late in the
afternoon and did not stop until they
had scored advances Of "a to ga
cents from the early low level There
was tremendous buying on reports
that beginning next week. the govern
meht will buy blended -four for az
port and on report from Paris to the
effect that tho world will probably go
back 10 u war bread basis. II is
understood that while the government
wlll buy blended flour IL Will buy
also the usual grades Of wheat -four,
Mills VIII have the privilege of Offer
ing either KIND, Closing prices for
corn futures were 3is to Az cents
higher
Yesterdays Previous Year
Corn, No, E. yellow $780, $780, 1s"
Chicago.
Nay .........,... I.7o7s l.s7s4 sLa7,a
Oats.-Prices opened lower, but the
losses were soon wiped out bv general
buying. In the afternoon the market
rose In sympathy with corn, and final
prices showed net gains of / to 1as
cents.
No vi Yesterdays Previous Year
oats. 49, No. 8. whites .so14 7sla .ss,s 81,
May ..........,... .7s,4 ..o7. .ss1.
July .............. .l7s .70ls
sept. ...........,. $685. .6sas
Ryc.-Market higher.
Nou, vo.,, Yesterdays Previous Year
Cash, No. >. West Sl.0a si.9OM 60 "a
Flour and Neutrality-suspicious. were:
,-o,.. VII esterday's Previous Year
MINI, sp p$i2 2.h0@13,5 Sis.b0@Is.e5 sIi 90
Gornm' yeI 5000 100 s,0O@ 400 az
Kan nge I" ;oo en- Il, 9oo@ 1000 $500 o75 1880
New-York tribune., 1919-04-26
Record of Stock and Bond Averages
Yesterdays Transactions i'm Listed Stocks

All stocks quoted dollars
based
o shareso
New-York tribune., 1919-04-26

Ryc.-Market higher.
Yesterday y Previous Year
New York: close cloee , lar
"'''' ANo - west St.0S Si.3OL. $3.50
New-York tribune., 1919-04-26
sLIBERTY HONnS

Prices include interest.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-26
Flour and Meal.-Quotations were.

New York: close clos r"'
Mimi, sp psis.nO@ sia so@ @S 1929 s,is ,Is% go
H0r''T R%e n Sb Ss'' SSo@ S"o aoo soo@ 400 isS
Bran 100 lb 4t.75@ $3.50 4t75@45.5o "''o
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Total sales 1851.
BRADSTREET'S REVIEW

NEW YORK. July 25-Dun's tum"r-
row will say:
The really noteworthy fcatur" Of the
business situation is not tn" fact that
activities are charging but rather that
the expansion continues with 50 it'll"
sign Of abatement during tn" summer
pprlOd. when n distinct pause is usually
witnessed. Yet dispatches from every
section Of the country, and from nearly
every trade and industry. emphasize Tin"
absence Of the customary seasonal halt
ing. and tho weeks adviccs should re
move all doubt. II any still exists. Of tn"
decisivcncss and wide scope or the war
revival. Rctarding elements. such H$
the disquicting labor unrest and Il PRO-
tractcd wet spell along the Atlnup"
coast. have not been without intlu"n'' .
but there is no general slack ming "i
progress and rFw records in mngrit adj
Of transactions and in prices ar" not NOW
uncommon. Since immediate wants HAY =
been largely filled by the recent purrhlS-
ing there is less cagcrncSS among buy
crs and some lines are less ACTIVE.
Weekly bank clearings s7,G3S,%i2.jI
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IN
\. STOCK MARKET
il ~ ~l shA ~

: NEW YORK. July 25.-Trading on the
Hstnck exchange today was characterized
Thy comparative dullness and lrreEularity.
hTotai transactions barely exceeded one
hrnIluon shares, which represented that
tarnallest fun session In many weeks.
In many respects dealings were RENT
nIscent Of midsummer markets OF pre-
.VIous years. The epb and Tow OF prices.
ranging IN some Instances to five points,
IYelopments and little attention was paid
to events in the broader f!eld OF fin
ance.
! Bankers heard with interest OF report
! ed negotiations for the placing OF
tlarge German loan here. but were not IN
clined to attach much Importance 70 such
undertakings until certain international
financial plans now assume more con-
crete form.
Left largely to It's own devices or the
caprtces OF traders. the stock market be-
came 1tstlcss after the fairly strong
opening. yielding easily during the mid
session.
Reactions Of. one to five points among
! such 3avorttes as steels. oils. motors and
: shippers were largely overcome. how
ever, prices rallyiug to 3 points m the
; final dealings, leaving prePonderahHe
o6 net gains
, Distinctive features were lacking IN
rthe days operations. asId" from N" Tern
tporary activity OF rails at one 20 'hreS
spoints gains, and broader inquiry to'
cooper issues, where cNtr"m" gains were
relatively moderate.
Otherwise the market was again uld"'
up largely Of steels. equ'prneu'S, W
! motors. tobaccos and shipp'hSS'
&: sprinkltng Of unclassnled Sh;lreS' ''''ND
a., textiles and Disabling issues.
, Mixed conditions ruled in the bond
! r,srket, most domestic and foreign -
sues, including the Liberty group. cas-,
ing slightly. Total sales tpar value
svere $3.50. 900. ofd Q. s bonds were
unchanged ON CALI
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. July 25.-HuGs- Receipts.
% 600. "StimaIrd tomorrow. i.""'. weak.
u t. 80 cents hover: top. &2&.I". Heavy
weight, $4l.>5n9& i: medium weight.
$@l7iN ~. Lrhr weight. 81 J'n
@3.2J. liGh; lrl:ht. ST q o. "a: heavy
acklnG S"ws. smooth. S"l."ju is;
Parking sows. sm""th. $2I2J a 2l.75:
"l.jr. ,'ar,l,.-- Receipts. 3.""p; rsriltml"d
l"m"rrow. 3.n"O: steady. Beef steers.
u"dlum and h"nvy weight. ch"Ir" and
PRIME. &lG.H%u lN.@". medium and - cd.
'l2.-" q 1885. common. SIC =" Il ESQ:
hEh' weight. G"nd and choice. $lh.Tj q
- -. common and medium. visa lA.7i:
butcher carrlr. h"Iicrs. $72iG 1850:
COWS. = - =, ESQ, rahncrS and cutters.
$j.7;i n -. veal ,nIl"$. light and handy
weight. &IG.7j a Is; feeder steers. $T.13 n
49,: si",kcr steers. E7Hll.@:; western
rang" steers. Sli.;"" 1925: COWS and
h'IfrrS. &I.jQu l..75. Sheep Receipts.
9."n0. "Nlrm1.,u t,ruorrow. l".""": weak.
Lambs II r"t dH down. &l4p 49,. 'uils
and common. $50 a. ycarlrg w"thrrs
Slu.5oF! L. "a. yves. medium. good and
"h"rr". 81. 2IV. rulls and common.
- az IS
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BUTTER. EGGS, CHEESE.

NEW YDt;k Iuiy - i;u'lrr- l'h'l'r
r'rrnm"r, hlch~r than '\irH%. - = -
55,.: extra -. sr"r'l. -. " u. hr"i".
81. .Ft52i.r. parking sioux. current max
80 >. iir., Eg;;> S''"!N. Fresh I1;h-
cred r>ira>. e - :..,.. fresh gathered '\'
tr3 urs,N. II 49,. fresh gathered iirSt>.
~ z, ,o,: ..;ai.. '..nn@}!N;A'n and nearby
western h,;n''. white. fin. :" fancy.
&. o., 90: SKATE. I~nu"l hanna an! nearby
h.mnrry WhIrr~ ordinary +" prime. ~"
SD; stat" lrru~l Wanna and nearby h"n-
merry brown. - Z. Gur, state Pennsylvania.
and nrnrhy h,mnrry gathered browns
and mixed ,"lors. - a 5Ic. Ch'"s"---
strong. state. wh"l" milk uatS. ruIr"nt
make specials. %2i2 n 33la". STATE" wh"ie
milk flats. "N"rag" w "I'sn - = -
state. whoI" milk rwirR. current make
specials. 81. " .;5": state. who'll" mix
twins. current make. hv"rHF" run. II
a 81 Poultry live. Irregular. Hr"li-
crS. Sjm%9c; fowls. %SC. old rooSt"rS.
2ir. turkeys. nominal; dressed. irr"Eu-
lar: .bruilcrs. nearby. $50 iGC: western.
3Im 400: others unrhanE"ds Flour
firm.
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NO LIQUIDATION OF U.S.
PROPERTY IN GERMANY

BERLIN. Iuly l.--tGurr"> p"nd"n"c It
the Associated PrCsS.) --Ii""nilnE ha'
not liQuidat"d American prlvIt" or buS'-
ness property. Clemens r"n Dcibruech'
acting minister of justice. told IN" Assoc
ripted Press correspondents" today. IL"
DECLARED that Germany dld Is*u" ru'-
ing whereby IN" liquidation WAS per
mitIcd brrnusr America already had
done tn" same.
While America carried OUT this liIui-
datIun measure, the minister Saih thi'
Germany never did 81. hut on tn" con-
lrary merely regulated and administered
American property. "Wh"n this admin
iStration is removed tn" Americans VIII
have their fire" property again san
Herr Won Dlbruock
in no single cas-" has Germany
touched or violated American trade
marks." continued tho III mister. In IN"
casc of patents We distributed hcepS"s
for their use ny Germans IN tive cases
but VIC nrvrr declared American paten'S
null or Expired.
"Amcrican patents and trademarks
might b. limited in Germany By an act
of January ). 1915. f 1t lay in the pup
lie interest and a German could have.
under certain circumstances. L license =
Use an American patent. TINS oru'r was
issued because America. long before. ma"
passed a similar law and op"raleu II ~
general Germany was particularly mes
ituting in all these questions notWiln-
standing America passed pret"ntiouS
law of this kind. because Germany
hoped TO be able soon To resume friendly
business relations with III" lnlt"'
States"
The ministry OF Justice quoted A.
Mitchell Palmer. formerly alien property
custodian OF America. as having declared
In his report 10 the United states s"na'"
in February last that Germany had done
tho same as America in liQutdatinS alien
nroporty but had always been q little
ahead Of America In doing 80.
ut is false TO say that Germany pro
coded America and correct to say that
Germany only used retaliation, said tho
minister
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CAUTION IN
CORN MARKE7 7.

CHICAGO. July Although con-
tinu"d drought and heat put the hears
at dI$adNan,ug" IN tn" corn market to-
day. buyers W =" mr"r" than usually "nu-
tiOuS OWING t. "hScnCr a. yet uI a'y
report of u"tahl. 'r"n dunrS". Tn'
market closed unsettled. ! cent mt low
or tn lik" advance, with S"rt"'u!"
1861 10 1888 and December lG5s> q"
1855 oats finished = u a cen; :" y
cents down aad pr"viSrnIlS Nar.'nG from
40 cents drrliu" /" 4 rIS" Il - cents.
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DRY GOODS MARKET

NEW YORK. July .5-t'otton goods
today wrr" iirru. prints advancing L"
- r"n'S for standard indls""S. Cotton
warm. advanced again and larger sales
were, made To knitting trades. Wool
markets were firm with liner grades
,,iI,, EuSlapS advanced and spot Offer
,uyS w"r,. scare. Raw silk was firm
h,lt up.,ktrlyrI-
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LIBERTY BONDS.

NEW YORK. July 25.-Thc final prices
on Liberty bonds today were: 3i+a
s99Ic: first 81. s9410: second 4s. $3.50;
nrsi AS. Ssi.90; second AIS. s94: third
Alas. IS; fourth AVS. 1870; Victory
3Hxs. S9s-s4, Victory Ans. $685.
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Outside Motor Truck.
New York Cotton Market

WHEELING. W. Va. July IS, 10.
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stock Exchange. National Bank Build
tag. Wheeling. ". Va.
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEEL ING. W. Va, July %. ~.
Furnished The Intelligencer By A. &
MaStcn d Co.. members OF the New Yora
stock Exchange National Bank Build
EX. Wheeling. W. Va
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NY, STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. ". Va, July %.
nssien q Co. members OF the New TOT
StocS Exchange. National Bank 1 5uras
ST wheeling. W. yaA Louis F. sran1
ReSleent Partner.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING W. VT. July -. -!
Daily quotation lis, Wheeling Si"ca
Exchange. compiled for the inteulEcN