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The Washington herald., 1919-02-11
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK.

tS cl' Disraicl to TIE Herald
Ettimora. frb. o Prices on the local live
= cN market today rulsl as follows:
CATTLE Rec"lpts Tor the week ending noon
toiay were ~ head. against 2,l97 head last
week. Receipts. 10 carloads for market for
the week; IS carloads for market TO-DAY Quote:
.tr"rs. eNr-a Ch.'"r. 'cal-.7J: rrsrl butcher. 81
a.t' r.odi"ri. 80 t.a',1s: cOTm"n s. Gall -
m.''s-,. r'uicr. S2I!.-C; rair to good $lGaIl.7a:
c'n'm"r tu medium. Si5Ctg2j; bulls. choice SO
alc.5.: tsir to good $s5Ga975; common to me.
dium. S.50as.25; Cows. choice. Soal0.5O; fair
to good. Sa9.2J; common to medium, S3.5Os65 20
SHEEP and LAMBS-Receipts for the week
ended noon today were $50 head, against I.7eO
head last week Fair supply; market steady
Quote: Sheep. Sal2, lambs Sl3al7.75
HOGS-Receipts for the week ended noon to-
day were 1857 head, against IL. ll0 bead last
week. Fair supply; market steady; quote light
$3.50; heavy to medium. $3.50; pigs SI7als25 I;
rOughs, S3aI5
CALVES-Receipts for the week ending noon
today were 87 head. against 72i head last
Wc"S. liberal supply; market higher. Quote
Calves. Sa,s.
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STOCKS REVIVE,
TOBACCO LEADS
Hides and Leather Also
| Climbs at News of Reds
! Deportation.

New York, Feb. l0.-Deportation Of
Reds by the United States govern
ment was the. one important fact IN
Wall Street today. It's Importance
did not appes&-- to traders until late
in the day, but when they caught the
idea. they began buying stocks with
such enthusiasm that the droopiny
market revived and closed firm.
Early in the session, low prices
were made by several issues for the
year. When the marke. closed sew
eTal new high records Lad been made.
United States Steel sol1 TO the lowest
prices recorded since signing OF the
armisticc. The revival wss led by
that issue, but Tobacco ProdIc's was
the most popular of the good per-
formers.
1t went to the highest ptice at which
IT has ever sold in Response toe pre-
iimtnary Statement OF earning: Hides
and Leather preferred made nev.
high for the movement. Ia the last
nour Marine preferred moved UP "Du-
points. American Can went down
more than two points on forecasts
l.
10 within an eighth of its low prfcc
for the year.
Reduction of the steel tonnage ES
6Si,SSi was not regarded as mat,
ter of Importance because evcryboi,
knows there Is great demand FOR
steel that is not represented by or
ders actually placed. The United
States Steel Corporation now has On is
hook orders for
pared with a high war record Of T..
IS:,G<;.
Copper metal was for sale ut j. 81
with only Ill offered Business al
arY- price is what the copper & ocks
need.
Cotton entered new low territory
yesterday. This is sood news for in
v"storS when taken in connection
with the report that the unpatri1. l.
plan of restricting the next crop is
beng abandoned
The Washington herald., 1919-02-11

I caught the naive admiration which
Bob excited i'm the young women.
Nv soIdier-husband was a splendid
human specimen. and he looked per
fectIy stunning in his uniform With
its forciEu-service and wound stI1pe-.
He was the kind OF a man whom
women pursue openly and stalk CO.
I verify. ! walked beside him realiZinE
: that he was too magnificent to be sur
rendered to any other girl without q
struggle. and knowing also that things
would turn out exactly as Mar
Thomas had predicted: Some girl
sometime would invent q way TO com
rel Bob Lorimer to make love 70
her. And l had TO own W that in
any such competition. Ibis wife
must start with a handicap,
2 When We reached the street Bob
asked:
{ Going home. Jane"
= I remembered the electric ws-
using with M. T" i'm gold on the door
panel. How Bob Iosthed Queen OF
. smiles" He could not be permitted
, 10 put me into that car.
! I've a little shopping 10 do first"
I said Good by" ] held OUT Il
( haud-and I could not keep back the
tear.
! Why. what's the matter Jane
1 Bob looked at me, and looked through
me. I thought, As if queer ghosts "i
dead IUnEinEs might H0 STRUGGLING
, simcwhere in his brain. Then his 'N-
preston changed to one OF pUZzuHl
3 interest in the moment.
I'm an right Bob" 7 said sharply.
I and / turned into the big dCr1rtWerr
store next the hotel while Bot move
! down the street toward his fathers
Office
! bought little silt for NgD
. Thomas. and then drove out 10 rnr
B terrace.
. Mary exclaiuod-but 7 couidu p
Z say any rcore. ] threw my nat on "a
( chair and myself on "a" couch and
hurled my face m its pillows and set
tied myself for au 'shaustinS cry.
TO Be ContinucdD
The Washington herald., 1919-02-11
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadelphia, Feb lo.-Prices on the local pro
duce market today ranged as follows:
ECTTER-S Solid-packed creamery, extra ,ar
hiFhHr-scoring goods 5Ca5oc, the latter for lob-
bing sales; extra firsts tsais9&c: firsts aiai6s;
s'conds, ilsJc; swce: creamery. choic. aui
fancy. SI=s5,5gc: fair 10 good HH aJOIEc: lad .
Packed. = 70 quality SAL; packing stock. =,
=: fancy trsnds Of nearby prints jo,5ing Il;
j-a3,C: tair 70 god. t3a5Ic.
EiGS-NeGTby frsts. 10 PER crate; noarf.,
cuneut rCccinGs, 1880; Western extra fts
H.l9 pcr crate; do, hrsts. 1880 per crate: IN.
ferior lots lower; Southern, l22Osl5so rer crate
fancy selected. carefully csndled eggs were lob.
bing at 52a1ic per dozen.
LIVE POULTRY-Fowls via exprez, 34sssc
exceptional lots higher; do. via freight, S3a35c
bruilins chickens SOft.meated. weighing i. az lbs
apiece. t2ai5c spring chickens, soft-meatc,I. Isrr
er sizes. 3iaSSc; stsggy Young roosters a2Sc. old
r0ostefs. Ga &c: ducks. Pekiu. sosi3c; do, Indian
Runner. Sa39': geese. 3os32c; guineas, Young
per pair, weighing !Iia2 lbs. apiece, .lOsl. 8
smaller sizes. 6ocal.0; do. old, per pair. s.A
LEO; pigeons. old. per pair, ksEc: do. YOU K,
per pair 35afoC
POTATDES-White, Jersey. per G-bus Ia,
No !, 1js9Nc; No. =, 5aCJc: do, PsnusylSanis
No. :. per 90 lhS. lsOa2E: do. Wsten,
per lcJ It's. ls;s2U: New York. per ID It,,
l.75aGS: sweet potatoes, Jersey. per bad No.
]. l5oal.75; No. ,. l.nal.2j; Eastern Sbofk, per
bbl. No. l. Ooa6 %: No. 2 25ja9.50; De tusre
and Maryland. per bus hampers, No. W Ga
go; No. ., Ljeal.e).
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Bob Lives Up True to His
Character Under the Re-
action of Shell Shock.

Jane. it's queer, Since that shock
never think much about won ~ 20
TIv husband replied. And for the
first time he looked a. me with . hint
OF his old confidential manner. And
used to Ike =iIls well enough. to-"
DO you mean to tell me. POb
Lorimer. that you've grown absolutely
Indifferent to love- ! Essped
Bob helped me to another chic zen
salad sandwich in his slow and dainty
way. then he served himself deIiber-
ateIy, rs il We were discussing nothing
more important than a comic opera.
Finally he replied.
That's about it. guess. At least
:or the prescLt But why not 4he
war has left some mighty Uu= ID"-
for real men. In gong to do my but
FOR humanity. somehow. That ought
The Washington herald., 1919-02-11
ST. VALENTINE IN KHAKI
JOINS LOVE WITH THRIFT
War Stamps Figure in Messages Between
>Sweethearts, AS Uncle Sans Bards Work
Overtime on Appropriate Verses.

on him" as proof Of the lady's
thrifty habits:
The hope chests full Of dainty wear.
OF linen seVycd with loving care.
And laid away
Against the day
When thoult be mine
This token Of the way build,
To keep my chest forever filled.
Shall bring to you.
Loves greeting true
Ny Valentine!
4 Very Fresh" Sample
The following Is admittedly very
fresh" the author modestly declar-
ing that it is Just picked from the
vers libre garden Of Valentine
sweetness"
This is to be a confession.
Unskilled at vers ,libre, feel.
Nevertheless.
That l need the wide scope Of its
freedom.
To tell my love just why
This little green square OF paper
Should be my Valentine.
Last years there was Maud, who liked
roses.
Tea dances for MabIc, wearing my
Violets:
Susanna preferred
To go to a show: and late suppsrs
Expressed my homage to Jane.
Then came you. All ] had LETT to
convince you
My devotion was real
Was the price of
This war savings stamp
But doesn't il symbolic
Thousands Of future roses.
Dozens of suppers, dances and the
aterS,
For US two together?
] This is my Valentine message.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-11
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

I".'ilnore. Feb c.-WHEAT-Tradrry li.h.
'nsi, tots at 2l5, 20 - and 30 l,r L,t.
,''B 'nkN-Qnoted at, white 6Oo; yellow,
9-.n WI for cari"ads; ssles. l7O2 bvshel,
So ls-'e5 white at % r,r h4,baI max ,,l
low en-. No. :. SO bushels at / oG7,.
OATS No trading.
HA1-->ta ndsrd timo'hv. : o.: No. . t;mo
tiny, -..CoaS.S; Nc. 3 timothy. 9LO}a go; No
!, usnt c!o'er. mixed, 8 5ag5.Ol; No .. hsli
c"''r mL&ed. i.5oa25c0; No. /, clover. mixed
SOAR 90: No. 2, clover. mixed q nls25 o.. No
:, clover, -2ae'tT- No. = Gvycr. gs.OCa2iOo; No.
cIUTcr. 2ICQaEJ.
sTRAW-No. !. straight ne Ooo; No. 2
straight rye. lSC9als -; No. l. tangled rye, $50
No. tangled rye. I5ooaA.O0: No. l. wheat
H.s.aI1.,"; No. > wheat. l3oosI3.5o; No. /
cat. i1Gy4Ijc.; No. ? oat. Ij.0Al5.50
The Washington herald., 1919-02-11
INDICT JACKSON !
FOR HOOD DEATH
Grand Jury Holds Self
Confessed Criminal on
Murder Charge. 10.

James Henry Jackson, whom the
police accuse OF being responsib bic
for the death OF Miss Lillian Hood.
who was shot at her home. 1887 L
street northwest. on the morning OF
January "a. and afterwards died.
was indicted by the grand jury yes
terday on a charge OF murder in th-
first degree.
According to the police, Jackson
is the same man who attacked two
other women. shooting one and
choking the other on the same
morning. He was arrested by De
tective Patrick O'Brien after
search lasting a week and Is said
to have confessed his crime.
Others indicted and the charges
against them are:
Assault with dangerous weapon
Bernice BeasIey. Ella Hill, John p.
Weissmiller. James Brown, William
s. Lester. and Walter Gauden.
Robbery-Cora Brown, George Y
Johnson. Frederick Casson, Mar
shall Lyles. Dora Davis. Bertha
Manley. William Murphy, Bessie
Potter and Rose Green.
Assault with intent to kill-Wil-
liam II. Smith.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-11

Saint Valentine is wearing khaki
this year and the lovelorn swain will
send the seasons greetings to the lady
of his heart cOuchcd in terms of de-
votion and patriotism-love knots en-
tw!ned with the red, white and blue
and hearts pierced with thrift stamps.
To facilitate the patriotic efforts OF
the saint the Fifth Federal Reserve
district has composed appropriate
verses to accompany the thrift stamp
valentines.
Bsrds Aid Loan.
"Oh Valentine. my Valentine" sings
the bard of the Federal Reserve.
lover and patriot combine. In
favorinG my suit to make me bolder,
Uncle Sam has stamped this folder. d"
Clip out these verses" the youth
of the country are urged. and with a
thrift or war savings stamp folder,
containing as many stamps as you
desire to express your sentiments. send
it to him or her" The following
would be an appropriate greeting for
the returned Red Cross girl or SOL
dier:
Oh when you stick a stamp in this
pray you think of me-
For as you love your country.
So ! am stuck on thee
Time honored lovers greetings have
been ''recolOred" to 1T the sentiment
of the day.
Thirst stamps are green.
War savings blue;
Love backed by savings
Makes our dreams come true.
The Federal reserve poet thinks the
following should make an impressi ion
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NEW YORK PRODUCE,

New York, Feb lO.-Buttsr. firm: rece II.
s.sl2 tubs; creamery. higher than extras. ls;.S5
creamery. extras (e2 seorel, IS; irsts. 8jiSs
packing stcck. current make No. 2, asj.esi,
Eggs, unsettled; receipts, s.sa2 cases: fire
gathered extras. f'sais; fresh gathered rcgug
Eacked. extra hrsts, :5ssfi; do. tirsts. f5rEalf
sfste, Pennsylvania and nearby henrery white
UStii1ayy 70 prime. ssajS; State Frrn-ylraa:
and r-srby hernsry browns. -ol1t; do. slther.t
tTcvns and miycd coln,s tfsg
fo'l'ry. dressei, dun: chirssus. stoysrs -
q frJ1f, 2asa.ee: ioSIs g-.a..; old rrosters, :.
sif l.sAcys. itsiL
The Washington herald., 1919-02-11
Quarrel Over Sand Pile
Results in Boys Death

Port Huron. Mich. Feb. IO.-Juvc-
nile authorities today discussed ac-
ton in the case Of James w. Sturi-
nan. 10, who, it is alleged. caused
the death OF David Belyca. 10. by
striking him on the head with a
baseball bat
A quarrel between the children over
the possession of sand pile ended
with the fatal injury. witnesses said.
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COTTON MARKETS.

Ne~ Nc'E. Feb. Ic.-D"w2nd nr cotton i'm
n red toEar1 tn. r''sN t.tsy aGd last lTiC.
were above thc IrcE',rs finals TIE Inpruvs-
men: was preceded l. a break TO new iow lev
els tor the season on an absence Of inquiry, a
continuation OF selling by the south and a re
vision doUnwsri Of several lines Of percales and
other goods
Tine market cro.ed steady at net advance OF
>" = rnirts
Receipts at the 9orts tor the Day were 49,
bales.
ESports tor the dar aggregated lI.l3 bales
Spot at New orleans quiet. with middlinc
ID points lower at $50; the sales were 2O5j
bales Spot here was quiet, with niddling Is
points higher at 5l5c; there we're no sales.
Receipts at some Of the leading points: New
Orleans. 5.23; Savannah, 2,555; Norfolk, liza
st. Louis 100
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Germany Quieter Than Home.

Pana. H., Feb. Io-"Gcrmany
sounds qui"ter than home. so I'm go
ing there" Tony Royack told the po-
lie" when they questioned him at the
railroad station. He is held on a
charge OF wife abandonment.
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Ter 10. young. .ls76c; do. puddle. rer In. 81
!hS and IIrr 2-'.'e' d.. suaiIpr. rsor -,a2e,.
turkey'. choice !orng beus, rer Ii. Sc: dc
gUbbeTs. pyr h. Gao do. cid toms. Ier TO-
5:a2sc: do crooked breast. Ioor. per IL. si4.5c:
pigeons, Per ,sIr. Cd. 3Ja3Oc; DO, Nuung .5aTc
guinea fowl young. over y. It's each, 9Oral o. ;
DO. cd, each e..
POTATOES New York rcr Sob ,sck ; Jla
Is: Westenr. Fcr jgl5. sack, 3.0Oa3.IO: Penn
s,rSnis l~r cVt. -.O0h%SO; Eastern Shore oi
Nsrv'p'd nd NrruIa. Mct'Om,rk~ I~r cut
l55alGJ: Western Shore Of MARYLAND. MlCCur-
micks. yer cwt, I.J0aL6J; White STAR, per cst
sO0u2 lG; CObblus, Icr cEt, 2O0si2 10.
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Financial Ne,Js and Stock Lfarket Quotations
CURB MARKETS.

New York, Feb. l0-Trsdine On the curb
market today less active than it has been
recently, due to the fewer isies traded in. and
the TACT that interest continues almost entirely
professional Price changes were decidedly IL
regular
Miscellaneous shares were rather less active
and mixed with the tendency toward lower
levels
Houston on vas the feature of the indePcn-
dent on list. Other hiGb-Triced shares were
steady.
Metal stocks we're again quiet
Quotations furnished by W. b. Hiobs & Co.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-11
Cash Fare Box "Gummed Uo."

Chicago. FEB. 1o.-Thc Evanston
Street Railway Company got "wad. "
Cash fare boxes were laid off when
passengers loaded them with gum.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool Feb. Ic.-Tbe market fer srot cotton
ssued quiet TO-DAY with pTic-s stesdr. sales
mounted % Loo bale Receipts tutaIed ooOO
lies Ircludirg l.fol American. Good mid
is=. ls.5s; middling, E.g7 Futures opencd
net
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Washington Stock Exchange.

SALES
CAPITAL Traction. : at s5',.
" " ashinst'n RTy. and EI'c. pij.. } at to-.
Commercial National Bank ) al lso
After call
The Washington herald., 1919-02-11

~ . ;b I'm American middli1s fair vas
81 srpa, i1ou, -iddiirs. ifsfi iu-. sEl
- prsisAy. A-ai 9sdin4s, A.a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-22
FLUSHING

Daryln starkry. Of kenmore. visited
over sunday with his mother MIS- 'o"'''
lanes Walker. of Wcsttown. "a. flsi1
rcd this week with his parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Abel Walker. ,h;.
wcnk in ST. Clairsvill" with their dauSh-
ter Mrs Elmer Baker.
Mrs Henry HolZwnrih and MISS Lena
Bethel went shopping in wheeling l u'',
day. Soo,., and Mrs
1ohn IN, non,rv were Wheeling visitors
Rcy. !. +. Cash and John Scmpic were
Rcllairc visitors Tuesday. ,-...
John 4. Barricklow WAS business
visitor in Cadiz. Monday.
Mrs. Bertha Fleming and dauEhter o.
Amhurst, o. were here the lrSl OF 'nc
week To- attend the funeral Of Mrs. Myra
Mrs. Jennie RaI,dlc and daushtcr OF
Akron visited this week with her mother
Mrs. Belle Dayton. u.,,oo,
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Eddy were Wheel
ing visitors Thursday.
Miss Jennie Ross Went 10 tn'utluu
the first Of tho week having hcen CalIcu
there BY the illness OF her sister Mary
Mrs. ]. A. Barricklow was shopping IN
Harry vance. Of Cadix. spent Thurs
day with his mother Mrs. Alice Vance. t..
Martin Huffman. who - "orkihe IT,, -,
Akron, visited over SUNDAY WIZ, ms
r. a. Boyd. of Dayton. visited over
Sunday with friends here.
The funeral Of Robert Bethel. VINO
dicd at Pittsburgh Monday. was held
Wednesday afternoon. 1nterrnent was
made in Rock Hill cemetery. The servi-
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FORWARD SURGE
IN QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK. April c1.-The ausplc'-
~. launching OF the Victory Loan and
cumulative evidence over the week eno
NJ the country's postwar prosperity
vere primary factors in the 1urthcr lor-
ward surge Of prices during todays ses-
s1on Of tho stock market, the most aclI'e
Of the year.
An overwhelming proportion OF the
trading was again credited to speculative
or professional interests. but pubic par
ticipation was OF sufficient volume "
furnish an under-currrnt of confluence
and stability Another sustaining Zen
ture was the address Of Chairman Gary HI
the annual meeting OF the United States
Steel shareholders which sounded noee
Of optimism
Rsils were the one source Of disap-
pointncnt. sharing only TO q itm'teo &c
gree in the movement at relatively norn'-
nal rafns Texas and Pacific WAS con-
spicuous exception. jumping four points
on very heavy acct mutation in the 1lnal
hour.
ShtppinSs. oils. motors. equipments
and the usual assortment OF peace IN
dustrisls, notably tea tobacco. paper ello
food issues were the dominant tea' 80
al extreme advances of two to I'VE
points
There was partial Impairment IN tue
s.tenstye selling for profits towards the
end. Mexican Petroleum American Inter
national and United States Steel leadins
the reversal although steers net loss
-. were fraction Sales amounted 70
1,55o.0o0 shares.
Money was In great demand. call loans
ming at IL percent but casing matef'-
ally later. Time money was firm ana IN
vrTv .caot supply. Exchange on leading
foreign centers was irregular not snow
ing marked he1vtneSS>
Bonds tn general. including Liberty -
sne,, reacted slightly. local fractions
IvraSen,nx. Total sales, tpar valued aE-
Ernrated stz,s5o. 900. Old United States
bonds ~ero unchanged on call
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STOCKS AND BONDS.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO. April, ~ - Hogs receipts
~ nnn: active mostly IS to Csc higher
than Saturdays average: estiniatcq 70
,,,urrnw 20. nn0. BULK of sales. 3zo.55 q
"p,75: heavy weight s20.65 q 20.S0; med
inm weight sa0.i5 a 2o.75; light weight
si9.aH n e6.7G; liight. slS;55 &n 29 ~
sows $lH.75 q 2n.23: PIES si5.s 5 @ - 1S; &c
higher: butcher stock mostly 10 TO 25c
highrr: calves 5n to 75c lower; feeders
Strnnr: estimated tomorrow 1000. Heas
w beef srccrs sll.S5 n 2n.?"; lght pee,
steers Sln.sa n 1854: hatcher COWS and
hr;frrs $S.l5 n 15.75; Gamers and cut
trrS ST. 80 n 1905: rral calves Si5.29
I...25: stockrr and feeder steers 1919 u
sheep. receipts $1,000: lower. Sheep
and vca Rings steady 10 lower: estimated
tomorrow ll.OO0. Lambs 81 pounds or
loss $500 n. 1855: S. pounds or bcttSr
i&lTTJ n 1915; cullS and common sii.un
"a II.7a: owes. medium and good Sl2.on
n $3.50: culls and common sh.U0 "a l2.Vo
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BUTTER, EGGS, CHEESE

NEW YORK. April .l-Buttcr easier:
creamery higher than extras G5 o. 6?i:c:
creamery extras %" sc4rcI 81 n 64 &c:
(irslS 81, a 63l.r: packing stock. cur
rrnt makr Number =. ~. n 4%c.
''F p:ss sHaf iirm: fresh gathered extras 1914
N i3r: fresh gathered Iirsts northern
section IS ar &c: fresh gathered south
"rn section -. a 4@i@c; state IehhSsi.
t;ue TO fancy II q i.c: state. Pennsyi i
vania and ncarhy hennery browns ~ a
4Sc; state. Pennsylvania gathered browns
and mixed TnlnrS rs n fac.
ials - q: 3Gc: do. average run 81 l.: /"
:.Ir. Live poultry steady; II" prices
quoted. Dressed steady: chickens frozen
is Z, lie; fowls frozen 30 q &c e; lrcSh
3al. u :Sc: old ROSTERS % 81 % =; tuI-
KEYS frozen II n iSr.
E'ipur firm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-22
LOGAN BRYANS CLOSING STOCK
LETTER
(Ry private wire To A. T. Mastcn g. co..

NEW YORK. April 31-Thc turnover
in tho stock market today was the lar
g"st recorded for any one day this year;
Public buying power was very spirited
during the forenoon and gains wero rec
ordcd in practically all departments. The
sharp upturn in values attracted heavy
profit taking sales In the afternoon deal
ings and the marked weakness in the
MEXICAN Petroleum shares were inhuen,,
ti,l selling was conducted. accelerated
The desire on the part Of the more timid
holders If stocks to reduce their lines.
There were no startling developments in
the general situation but much Of the
heavy public buying is influenced by the
growing conviction that political events
world wide arc shaping up in a better
way and n trade revival in many branch
ra vt cndcavor is asserting itself in more
forcrrul fashion. Selling of 2 good sort
has hccn in progress for quite a. while
hut the force OF public absorption OF
stocks seems TO be- Of suf fbo"Rb eTt a11
to move prices up"aru 'nouSn , sia1S.
levels.
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cog wcrc in charge Of the Masonic lodge
of this place Of which the deceased was
Wvrnon Hobson has returned to Cleye-
land after Il several days visit Win
friends here.
hnsincss visitors at Elkhart Ind. few
days this week. g.,
Cadiz Monday. ,,u..
,isitrd over Sunday with his parentA
Mr. and Yrs. D. r. Cowcn. 49,.
Glvdr Fisher. Harold Medley. Donald
and frank Fisher. who arc attending y;
: l.. nj Columbus. are spending Few
d,ys Vacation at their homes here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-22
MEETING POSTPONED.
Annual Congregational Meeting De-
ferred Until Next Monday Might
At st. Matthew'S

Tho annual congregational meeting OF
tho st. Matthews i. T. church schco-
,,Icd for las, evening was postponed un,
til next Monday evening.
At that time the rcstry for the crft
suing year will be chosen and addition
al MINES to ill certain vacancies. II -
borcd that 4 full attendance OF tho
members will be on hand at that time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-22
SUGAR

NEW YORK. April "l--Th"r" was no
hHnEr i'll In" Jaw sugar SituhliUn ~ ~
,hr holidur and prices were unchanged
aI Is for centrifugal To tn" reiinrr. NO
fresh purchases were reported ny '"e
committees. ~ - j..
In refined tho demand seems 10 DE-
and rctmcrS reported ~" ~
r,n,. nrtivr INJURY during thr past re"
DAYS. Tho settling of the harbor disput"
also had favoruhl" influence. rs IL waS
I thought that the export movement Houid
he better sustained Win tho iinproN"-
Incnt in harbor conditions. Prices wcF"
ut &C for tine Eranulatcd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-22
TOLEDO GRAIN

TOLEDO, Ohio. April 2l.-C'oTcrSrcd.
nrj,nn r:aah $1,000: April $500: OCTOBER
Nisik". prm" cash s@G.po. $500,
e ~! Nnril Sea-: May s5.22is: S"plcm-
hnr S. 6h. Nc1 nbcr SI.lIl..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-22
DRY GOODS

III ~ u,s Iirm and active today. Yarns
wern more active. Dress goods for
mrompt delivery were in good call: SILKS
were more nctivc and tirmcr. BnrlaPS
markets were higher.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-22
PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING, ". Va April 81. 10.
Furnished The Intel1igencer by A. b
Nnsten & Co. members OF the PlttsourSf
Stock Exchange. National BANK bu'1o
ing. Wheeling. W. Va