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NEW* YORK March ? Except f?>r
sporadic movfnu'iiw in .-p-cial sto.
mainly at higher lev -Is. -s mar^e..
whs a the du.l and lrfv
?'f tti** previous uitj.
nrading was again restricted almost
wholly to the professional element
which bough: or sol.! aocordihg to its
cbprio''s i ? r til' the hou*.
lianktr.g interests wer?> somewhat ap
pr?hensl\ ?? during the morning on the (
sudden suspension of the market to r ex- j
change oil tii" Teutonic c?.i:tres but this^
condition was overtime later when rates
.on Berlin and Vienna stiffened substan
tially. Declaration of martial law in
HpaiH gave rise t<.> further misgivings
regarding the general European situa
tion.
Over 60 per cent of the total turnover
of 570.000 shares took place in the fore
noon. the last three hours recording an
stt'tidy diminution ?*f t?j??*mci<*ns |
to the accompaniment of lower quotfi
t ions, in which rails' yielded with the,
general list. . , |
Next *o I'nited States >tevl. uhlc.ij
ranged between i'u'x ar.-.i 11 11-.-, closing I
at 114-S. a net ioss of \ of a p*'int. j
the most active stocks of the" day in j
eluded two newlv llsti-d issues ? Sinclair i
Oil and Mi.ivaie Stee',. Sinclair made ah. J
extreme gain of four points to 59a.i but ,
Midvale's maximum of >>W was a scam j
of only half a point o\er it* final quota- f
Tlor. ,
Motors and leather issue-; w.er* early >
features of market str,-i>"'h. but de-j
clined abruptly in trie last halt h'>ul]j
with sujsars and some of the seconaary i
equipment. and supply issues, including
petroleums.
General news embraced an ana. vs. 9
of February imports and expert s.^ t.ie
latter item aggregating $467. 6$3.40$, !in
increase of almost $66,000,000 over the
same month of 1916.
The only noteworthy railway state
ment for February w.-?s that of the Le
high Vallov Railroad, showing a net de
crease of ?i*44.3l 1.
Bonds were Irregular. Bond sales
(par value) aggregate S2.?60.000.
United States Bonds were unchanged
on call.
TICKER TALK
American Malting Co.. preferred de-J
clared a quarterly dividend of v>r.? per
cent on <b u and second preferred slock,
pavable M ' \ ' s ock record April IS.
Wabash r-r- fo rre "A" declared regu
lar quarterly ? : i v i?i*_ ud of one per cent
on preferred A *? t . ? u . payable April 30
stock record April
CLOSING ffXOCK IETTCT
iRi- private wire to Finance Co.)
NEW" Y**RK. March 29. ? Net fluctua-i
tions or changes from yesterday are
umall. There was a feeling al! day that
a peace speech by HolUvek might be ex
pected arid traders wer?> very careful j
to even tip before elosing tims so as tot
)>?" in position to take advantage of any'
break. Anything from Germany will he I
censored nr.d thus delayed. so we may i
have it its ; ! i morning papers. We doubt I
its having any effect on prices to speak j
of. but the trad- rs are taking no chances
that are avoidable.
I From H.-irrss Wint!.f"p <"*o. J |
LOGA_N" & SEVAN'S CfKATN* T.ETTZR |
i Cv private wir? t ? ? ,\ K. Masten i<: t'o.) |
CM >. March 'Jt ? Wheat ? There <
is' no doubt but what tli'r.e has been '
vrv ? xt on?i v.- damage in the winter;
wheat b? It . specially ' in Kansas. Th* ^
ouestion :s. wh v'i! ?: ?? ;-r; e of $1.67 for .
July and Si e" for September tin* dis- .
counted this damasre 1' ir said that i
foreigners have [> uwh' .fuiy and Sep- i
r^nber deliveries ? past few days, i
f^orts ve(?ni t>< }ri . . ..vered pretty free.,
ly. This is Ms. and to early to tell
for certain ab--i"- iV growing crop but |
t> noth? r v*.'e two of jt-?d weather j.
should t-'li ;he :ai. . Tremendous |
strength May helps <; ;l;er options as j
former is congested.
Corn ? C.*>sh prentiurhs ov> r May still j
fancy hut belt* ve lieavy load put into j
the market should tnnke rallies ff-r rime
being or.ly temporary.
Logaa S: Bryrji's Closing Stoci letter, i
(Bv pri v:\te wire to A E. Masten <"o.) J
NEW* YORK. March 29.? There .was |
an fibs. no., o!' tn- h'is iasrii t?da*.'. in to-'
day's stealings and the bulk of the .qvr- i
ntiotis origittat-d in r'--- r?> Outside)
pnrti'-ipitior. wis restricted bv the i
pected sp.x-< h of the iSermnr: ? itancellor j
which it is anticipate ' n -n e a far- 1
reaching e;V..,-t '.?n ? t. ?: -.-?ihI poli- i
ticai situation :a v. r- r ' !'p to thb* ?
writing no?ht g i t., t?>rn receiv- }
?d and the in> ? ? :u selling innvr In !
!he last half hour seemed to be th" pnrt j
of precaution of timid holders. Ovej-'- j
-^jight developments wilt probably pro- |
\ ide facts 'hat will dictate opinion re- !
gr.rdittg th>r immediate tendency of j
j>l ics. "We. rather f.ei ther? wtll i
be sometiiinr along more peaceful j-ig- |
geptions ?'Oi:?e from ilie r.-ntral powers.!
NEW YORK LED IN
LOAN SUBSCRIPTIONS
WASHINGTON. March 29.? The $3i>.- j
00V.0(M) b' r rowed ????"?s'erday by the gov- |
ernniertt tor ninety days :s distributed j
among the twelve federal reserve batiks.1
it was t>j? jounced today, as follows: |
New York. ISfl.OOn.ADO: Boston
0'.?0 : i'hiladetphiu S *>?>0 ; Cleveland!
$3.50''>.0''i": !:i.*hmt-nd $2.ooo, 0'i'?: Atlan- j
ta.- J1.30'?.oon: ?"*iiicago. Jj.ooo.ooo: St.!
^'>'.lis. $2:.*e(i.H0i'i; ' Minii.vipo!is, j
:>00 : Kansas (*itv. $2.f,0*).000: Dallas. I
$2.0?0.<H>n : S.'irt Kratiefsco. J^.oOO.OOO j
The os er-s.ubscription. it . was an
nounced. v r.s approximately '-:t j? r- .
c?-nt. the total subscriptions voluntarily!
offered bv the banks aggr- gat i:sg Jti'j.- ?
55.000. "
Certiti? at' s probably will be issued j
Monday. A; ril - The issttance of the |
iertifltate? . ?rt this date would bring;
their maturity to Ju!v t. the first day of :
the new fiscal v?-ar. Tite v-rtitlcafes i
bear int-rest at the rate of 2 percent a !
year.
HONIY. i
NEW YORK, Mir. 29. ? M'reariti!e-i
I paper, -t ii 4 [ *r c.>;.t: sterling. ii" day!
bills. $4.71: coninn-rcia! 60 day hills, on
banks. $-5.7!; cuuitiieriMal 60 day bills. ?
54.70\: demand. ?4 7"> 9-16: cables.
$4.76 7-;>'.: Cranes, demand. 15. >4 1~:
cables. $ i~ ; marks, demand. 7lc;
cables. 72c: kronen, demand, StlAft; ;
cables. S ! 1 9'.>: guild' rs. demand.!
^L40 7 -16c : cables. ;0 :2o; Itres, r.emand. j
^H.7.7S: cables. $7 77: rubles, demand. !
- ? ? .-it' ? v. J2S.30: bar stiver. 72_??c: j
^?Mexican doliiirs. 53ai<'.
Government bonds, steady.
f Railroad bonds, irregular. i
Tim- loans, steady; 60 days and ''0 j
days. 34??3*i per c?*;it: six months. I
3^ i t.^r cent: call money steady: j
hitt r cetjt: low. 2'i P"r cent:1
ruling r? t'T cent; last loan :
2"-j pm ' !'.!t bid. 2'. p'T cent: ?
L offered a: - "? ? tit.
CHIUA March ? Highest war |
prices yet were touched today In the |
wheat market. t.vi>' atlun for May
delivery jumping to within :s cm' of'
Slf? n bushvl. Today's r<*i'urd, which
r*. suite,) t'r? >:tj excited rusi?e? to buy.
was the topmost ever reached by anj
future delivery since ISG4. S eiisal ional
crop damage reports. esi ????iallv t rom
Southern Nebraska were larjf 'V rt spon
sible for the new upturn. The market
closed unsettled it" the .tame as yester
day's finish :tT, higher with May at
!".,7th to I'.'S'h und July ?t i 0 r. to
IOC1*. iMrn nalt.?i to 1 ?<? net. outs j
'?4. to and provisions 15 cents
27 ti 30 cents.
Wild trading In w.heat developed soon [
after the start, the speculative crowd ?
b-iiiK greatly wrought up by reports In- -j
dicutlhg that 7? per cent of the winter |
crop in the southern half of Nebraska i
has been so badly damaged by drought j
that the fields were being plowed over |
and sown fo oats and barley. Kansas |
r> pi.rts t"!d also ?>f severe damage and |
seemed to imply that unless rain fell j
.soon the yield in many sections might i
be almost a total failure. The effect j
of Mi?-h advices was undoubtedl y j
heightened by the fact that the recent
? ptorcejiirtnt of an embargo in Arisen- '
tina had Uft Xorth America as the only ;
sou r<*e <>f breadstuff supply readily;
available for Kurope. j
i Open ! HSgn | liow i Clnn j
_______ _ __ ( j
19-1 *4 l'JS>! 1P4 I P7 !
July..' it? 7 10S-\ I >16 !'i j '
Corn-- : ! i i i
May.. . i l!7'-4: tl?'-i 117'; 110 J
July..! 115 V 1 1 7 ^ 115 -% 117 j
Oats--- i : . |
Mav., 1 * 'k ' ti 2 t> 1 1 5 *? 2 \ I
July..' USvil j?': f?sv*
Tork? i I i |
May.. ::t 7r. :u so r. I fi5 ."4 ?;:>
July. . :a 00 24 or. 23 J5 23 S7
Lard ? i I J |
Mav... IP ?2 '20 17 IP 92 2(1 15 j
Julv. . '29 02 20 27 20 02 '20 22
Ribs-" ; i : I
Mav... IS 20 IS 27 IS 20 IS ::2 .
July. . '18 37 'lS 53 IS 27 iv 30
Cash quotations: ;
"Wheat. Xo 2 red. nominal: No. 2. red.
$2.06 C: 2.06 v? ; Xo. 2 hard:- nominal : Xo.
3 hard, nominal.
Corn, No. 2 yellow, nominal: Xo. 2.
yellow Jl.25 \i 1.21V Xo. 4 yellow. SI. 20
1? 1.21.
Oats. Xo. 3 white. 64'956'ic: standard.
65 '?i
Tork? 534.65. I
Lard? $2rt.i.*.??;0.2;V ?[
Ribs_jlS.OOf9tS.42.
TOL.KDO, March 2P. ? AVheat. rash
52.10: May $2.10^; July 51.6S4
Clover seed, prime cash $11.05: March
$10.87; April $10.15.
Alsike, prime cash and March $11.53.
Timothy, prime cash and March $2 52.
TEUTONIC EXCHANGE
NOW AT STANDSTILL:
NEW YORK. March CP:?' Trading- in'
exchange on the countries (>f the Teu
tonic I'ow'ers was at an absolute stand
still for a time t day. hereby Riving
rise to much com.'- en: -and conjecture. .'
It was learned however, -hat the Inter
ruption was oceaNi- ?( ;??! f!y. the unwill
ingness of dealers to : orward remit
tances. even by w ireless telegraph. in
Jh< present tense state of relations. '
In the- afternoon, bankers and ex- !
change dealers with Iv-riin and Vienna
connections accept, -d bills to a fairly
large amount in the aggregate with a
resultant strengthening of rat?s lo both
? ?enters Marks, or Kerlin remittances,
rose from yesterday's nominal quota- j
t Ion of 69.34 cejrs to 71 cents, while
kronen, "f Austrian rates. advanced
from 11.40 to 11.80.
Banker* are ngr-'ed that. little Oerman ,
or Austrian .money now is held here, j
hn lances having been very much re- J
'It: ced since the break in diplomatic re- '
latlons with Germany. Except for pri
vate remittances exchange operations
h-'t ween this country and Germany and I
Austria have steadily dwindled.
LOCAL STOCKS
"WtrKKUXO W. Va.. March "P. '17.
Oal ly qiintatton lint of the Jfbeellng Sleek Rx
n se :
* STOCKS fWiJ > AnV. ;l. S
hsTir ttr'.,r tc5T" co"'."prrf 1 1 ?; Hps fins '
?ill coiftmnn ....ll^O IK0 1113
C-ntr?: fo '...I !IT5 1175
l"en??rTit!r? t.If? tns'ir?nc?. | 11 M3 | 12
n?rm*n Fir# Tnnir*ne? f I !IS0
Fo.-torta 0:*.?? Co !n0 11.10
rtiMl-AUu Clx? Co 15" ? I ST
Imr-^rtal C!n?s Cn .' ?!> '101 r!(M
IaIMI- rr-ti Work.*, pref '?IZr> !IM US'
*!?* ccrm^rt ' -?7 I
>fark?t Auit'terlum SI ' 8S !
Nrtiralclir.tf Cry, JlU ' !S<
t'nlimt r>Vrv ..I !... ' HI
C. S. St?mpln? Co I | jlSS
W?r>l JUkinu ivj . pr^f j.....' P9 ! 9P
rt" r'>mftv'n ,..! I ! Sfl
Wir?!ck '*h!n? Co.. pr?t J fl" j '
>)?> Foramen ! 51 ) ' 31
Whfitn; ttplmort ttrlrts# 0>....| 31 I ! SI
Wh??Ilns JlrlJw Co { ( I 50
Whwlin* M-t?l & Mf?. Co | J 54
\Vh?t>!Ina it. 04 & Kit?. Co >'1 ! j 5J
?lu n-w i re? ' ?1 I B1
Wheeling Ktw! i fron Co !1<!1 I163 (162
Wli?*liMi! St??l r?s*.tnj Co [ | 1193
Wheeling T:l? 0>. I j 1125
IVhliaker O'r-nnrr Co.. pref ;1I2 j 122
?lo cosnrion i.....j3IS ]325
WheellM M >'rt * Frt?. fn?w prrf. ) - Trinxfor boola
eV'ie Mafh fir 2 per cent cu?rt*r!y cash filtl
ii<-w1. t'?T?t>'(; April 1. pu the nerr !jsne of prsferred j
Wherlin* M'i!d ,<r Foundr.T ronimon (new !??ne> ?
Trap'.r-r N:oki cloie April IS. for n ra^h rllelilend of
: -,-r .-a' *r.'l an ej'r* o?^h illrt^letnl of i per rent. |
I > Mav 1.
l.i|!el!e Imn Wcrli.i r"f ? Tranifer book* elo*? i
for 2 per c?nt rash dividend, payable !
M.trrli 51.
i.i?:ie!> lp.fi Work?, comcpon ? Trana^r booka elote {
Muirh . 1 *?. f-:r regular 1 per eeol dlr*.dend. and !
a-i Frr-a 2 fit pavahle ilarrh 3t.
Wlmaker ' il-si-ncr rtirnninn ? Tronaffr lwobs ?lo?e
March 2') for 3 per cen: cash dividend payable
April 2
Wl:eeliis? S>?1 A Iron Co. ? ' Trannfer booki cIom
Mareh ! 7. for 2 per rent ca*b dividend pajrabW
Airtl 2
Imperial Glavs -Tranifcr booka dose March 23. for
a rrjubr 1'i rer eertf cash dividend. pa?abl? AprJ 2.
PETROLEUM
?UI. IT V. I'a . March 29. ? Credit bal
atices runs 1(14.705: average 86.
o'J7. shipments 40. 75^: average 4i,l t*l.
STTOAJB.
NKW" TORK. Mar. 39. ? Raw PUtrar.
firm: Centrifugal. 5.R5SH.02: molas^eB,
.?V.02W 5. If.; refined, tirni. rttie granulated.
7.2:>-aS.i"-'. ' ,
Sutar future** opened rtrm and aetlv?j
A New Investment Department
E have opened a new department to
serve the needs of those who have
small sums to invest. The conduct
of this department will be characterized by the
tame scrupulous conservatism which character
izes every phase of our larger investment
service. We will recommend safe issues and
pUce at your disposal all the accurate informa
tion in our possession. Ask your banker or
211 yu iic else with investment experience.
Moore, Leonard & Lynch
M emters of .V tuc York, Pittsburgh, Chicagt,
and Philcdilphio Steci Exchangtt
PRICK BUILDING, PITTSBURGH
Pbone Court 990 111 Broadway, New York
U
1 !
today on continued buyliiK l>y Pubun <
Interests as well as support from coin- <
mission houses. At noon prices 4 *
to points hliciier.
Tilt: 1 l^t declined in tli?- afternoon un- .
d"r heavy kciv ral realizing and closed I
easy and points lower: >aN s.
lSy'toTiB. May. t.'JS: July. 5.uS: bi-pt"in
U-r. 5.17. ?
N. Y. STOCK SXCHANG.tl
WHEELING. W. Va.. March 29. '17.
Kurnli>hed The Inteniicencer uv A. K
Masten & Co.. members New fork Stock ;
Exchange. National Hank of West Vir
glnla building, Wheeling. W. Va. Louis ,
F. Brand. manager. <
~9TOPKS jOpen iiliirh Low :< 'losn
Arn. Beet Sugar"! '.'C P y *k Pf'
Alaska Cold . ...j ;
American Can .. 811 f?! ?* ',"*H .
do l ? r?* t" ...'.. . . H'7'v 107',. 1 "7
An i. Par & Fdy.. 7<; ?? 71*4 ^".'V ;i
American Zinc .. a 7 ? 3 f? ? 4 V1, V4
Am. Woolen 50 ?i f.l JjO'n 5;'ls ,
Am. Locomo; 71V 72 'i 71?m .2
Atlantic Gulf ... ! 1 - H3 1U4 1 1 J ,
Am. Smell. & It.. .104 1; ior.-% 104 njt ??
Alax Rtihher .... T4 74 .74 ? ?l
Am. Sugar Ref. . ' 1 13 v.'l 13"^ 11"
Am. Tel. & Tel... 1 2 7 V 1 2 7 -St l-7Ta i
Am. Tobacco . . . L' I 1 't - ' ' 21" 21;' ,
Anaconda ^4^ SI1; S.I-n y'"* ?
At<*h ison 1 04 1 **4 "* I 04 1 1 ' 4>"' ?*
Balti. & Ohio 7?'."? 7tf!s. 7'". >v 7<". | j
Beth. Steel 1-si i ?_ I M VI 1
do i?r..-r H 137 :: ?; U;.;4
Brook. Rapid Tr. KRV >? N "< <|S > I
Calif, Pet ' 23 '* " I l~ r': ' ? r'-'1- '.
do pref '? 52 >? J
Orrtral Ix-ather.. Pl'4 !'-?% V :
Puba Cane Sugar -IS <s,4 ?' '? '?? ' ?
? 'hesa. & Ohio.... 1 1 ? ?'!'.? 'I! ?? 1 ?>
< 'hlle Copper ....' 24 V "T. -?I'j I
t'ruoiblf Ste>-1 .. ?' !' s-j , 70>,i 'S'? |V >
P.. M. & St. V. ...: S-l *>?! M
Phirso i '"l'P'!" ...' T.7'v 57 1 .??a
Greeno Pananoa. . t2'? 42?~ -
(riilf States S....'!ll"r 1"':' I !':'1 !
Corn Products ... 2T.Ni -5'i !'???<
do pr?t' 'l??:it l"l"; l"l \ l?i i
Pan.i. Pacific . ..'IMS ' - ' ' '! ,
Colorado Ktiel ...' 5 ' ' . ? ? ,
Polumbla Oas . t-lvi 44lt l?.-\
Pis! I Hers" Scour.' -ni2 "-0 "" '??
Erie ' 7 l*- r
iJcnera! Motors. .
i {en. Electric .... U"5 ^ ]y l'j-j 1 ?* s
Goodrich Rub. ... 5 uj 5'j\ "'j
P.t North. prcT.- 1 ' ' '5 '
? It. North. <"?rf... 55 :: 1 1 *
Illinois ivntral.. lp5H 1^5 4 . B'5, l"j|
Inter- Horo Met.. 1 ? *? 12'x. ' ? ? * l-"<
do prof | r'? I ?'??
Inter-Nat. Paper. 43ri: 4 4 >4 4.!?-, 4..^
Int. Nickel j 44 , 45*s 4 i ? j
Marine ' 3P. i 33-s< .?-% ?' - ;"?>
do pref : ?f,si '?? *?% ?
Kenn. Popper 1 4fi ' 40 4..~k 4^ v
I^hUh Valley ..' 701- ,nu .0 . 0 '
Louis. A Nash... '130 il30?j 13")
Mexican Pet ;00>- 93\ IC"-.,
Miami Popper . ..] 4! 1 1 !H 4 " ; ,f.'
When Issued.... 31 *i 31 |
Nat. Biscuit '11 1 1 ' I ? S l ;
National Lead .. J; j ;ii C! i ';'J
Nat. Enamel .... 35
New Haven .. . ? ?' 1 " }/' '* ? I.
Nevada con .... -41-, -4 j* ~y h -;'< ,
N. Y. Central !'S-\ !?s-s 0. ?a O-i- i
Norfolk West.. 13:: 1?.4'^ K'.2-s
North. Pacific . . U?5*s l'.1'']- 1 ; - 1 . '
Pennsylvania /'i.4
.(l)?"ihlo 'Mtles O. 12'.' 1 >? -
do pre!-, rtn ! 4%: * 4 !s 4'h i
press. Steel Cftr.jJOJ 1".. |f'.. i
Rav Ponsol I 30'^. L"'". j
Read Ins: ' ;,v - '
Republic I 83 s* ^7
do pref 103 .in.} .I'".*
Am. Hide & L. . - 15*i 1? i 15\
do pref 1 fi?1.* 7'P-.. j
Sears Roebuck ... !1 8 1 ' 1 S ? 1N<
Sloss-Slief field . . j 72 74 7l| .2 ;
South. Pacific ... ffil; :if,\ ;
Southern Jty . ... 2^ ??< ;
do pref I 5 !' 7* 50 5 .' ? s
Shattuck ?' 2S-s 28-,: =?> ^ '
Sttidehaker 104 104 ^ 'l
Slnclair OIL ' 55V r,?"4 :
Texas oil 227 "i 229'.. ,
Union Pacific . ..14i '-141 140U 14||U .
T. S. Smelting. . J ?'??:>. 6- , "- 1
Utah Popper ....jlll'.?;112 > ; J '-i , ' 10 ?4 \
U S. Rubber . ..' 50 1 fil 11 ? 1
do 1st pref ....I'OS'^lOSUiinsii lfiSt,
r* s Steel iU56* 11" '.s 1 1 4 1 ? ' "4 I
do' pref lis jllS )1 1 ? 118 |
do bonds IOC 10.5 I0a\ 106
Va. Chemical ... 43 43V 41 ^ 4 ?,
do pref 1 1 1 1 V4 : 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
Wabash pref A. .1 *\\\ 51;%' f;?^ f'2> '
Western Union.. P.': P'1-:, J7j? ?> . -4 ,
WestlnR. Elec. .. S2N ''-Jr I
Western Md. ...' 22 N, 22:v; -;* ? 1
White Motors 1 4S'j 4S\ 4 , 4.*
Willys Overland. S3\ 33 3SH 33',
Allls Chalmers..! 29 ! 29\ 27^,, 2 . \
Am. Woolen ' CO1*- ^
Am. Zinc | 3?\ 37 3(1, ?*? -t ;
Batopllas Mln. .. 1 V4 1 ' ;?> '?
Baldkln Loco. ... ?1 _ 01 i-9 -t ..9\
Butte & Super... | 4'. 14 lr>l4 '.^ 4 lr>.4
Tnsplra. Popper..' 6 '? fil1* ??A*a l''"*
tacka. Steel t . A 87 87 V 85*4 **
Maxwell Motors. I 54 ?4 f>4 :;3-< ????;<
MIdvaie Steel . ..' ROtj '>0 fiO's .
i'Kh. Coal '. j 4Glj] 47 4(i ; 4'> 1
Rv. Steel Sprlnics. 53>i B3V4 pI*. ;
Trans Williams..] 4? 40_ 4R^ 4?._
Anglo French . .' 1*- Vw 1 9-'< S'2 ?2^h ,
Total shares 56S.700*. |
(1) ? Ex. Rights 10 per c?nt of hoid- i
lngs at 85.
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS
W H KELTNO. W. Va.. March 2?. '17.
Furnished Tlio Tnremcen^.<r by A E
Masten (b Co . members New Vork Stock
Exchance. National Bank of West Vir
ginia building. Wheeling. W. Va Louis
P. Brand, managor.
STOCKS. I Bid. J Asl'.._
Adventure ?'+
Allouez K5?h fi<?
Arcadian ? . H
Arizona !? 'v: ')
Cal. & Arizona 80 S ! i.w
S 2 '?
1 in.l
r.r.n
21
t;4 */4
2\
1 * Vi<
,''al. ?fc Mecla. [ 540
'e:iet nnlal I 2(?
'tipper ItH-tlge ' 1.3 \ '
r >alv W.-st ? ? iH
East US
l-'r;'.nkllii 7\
HaiK'ix'k >?'. \, !
Indiana | 3 Vi '
I ft I < > lioynle 3"
Iverr l,ake . ..
U*k.? 13N*!
Mass. i.'osim?iJ lSI'.i
Mh-higau 4
Moiiaivk Si".
\'!|iissmK
S'oith Hutte "3 S.
? Id I ??fill I n I Oil t>2
iscola .! 92
juiticy . SS
Shannon S
?superior ! 4
Superior A- Boston i\\
I'atuarack .M"*
Trinity 4
I'lali Consol 10
??
Winona I
Wolverine 44 15
ruoiumne 1 :t I';
Curb Mining Stocks.
liingham !?' I'll*
Biui; K. il I "? 2
r?>ns. i 'uppfr ?!'??, 4
' 'oris. Arizona 2 2 Si
Kirs*. National ""si 2-\
L.altose 50 fif>
Mclvlnley l>arrah ???. 6"
Cuited Verdi- Ext. 3* 2H
^ nK'.'ti Moid - V.
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
WHKI-XlXr., w. Va.. March 2fl. 'IT.
Furnished 'I'll'* Intelligencer by A E.
Masten & i *o . mrmnets New York Stock
Exchange. National Haul; of West Vir
ginia building. Whetding, W. Viv Louis
1*. Brand. manager.
~STO< 1 1\ S
4 U
1 4 > v
Sit
S'V
' ? f-b
6(>
4 L.
I C 1 2
?
| 141.1
1 t
I 11 -Si
4 S
r:i
i 4
l
A t ianta-' odd field
ralumet ?Vc Jerome ...
Canada Car <& l-'dy
I'ar, I.ight .t I'uwi-r .. ?
Cramps S . A- K ST.
Km'-rson Phonograph ... '1
iIoMfielil Consol ?:
Uri-RIK' Monster 1
Heela Mining '
llendei* Mfg -J
iTumho E\ t ens ion 4 2
K.itii. lironze pref ........ 2
Mother Lode
MriiT:r.:i Copper
Nlplsslng Mines
Submarine Float ....
Triangle Film
I'. S Light Jt lleat. . .
ilo ^referred !
Wright - M a rt In
World Film 'i
Section ko 10
i "liai'oal Iron 7
Aetna Explosives
Hip Ledge <
Outside Motor Stocks.
i 'hain-.i-ts .Motors . . . -
Chevrolet Motors 12-"<
Hupp Motors I
International Motors
do preferred
Peerless Motors I *? _
Standard Motors i f> " i
I'nlt.-d Motors j!:'
Kdmund K- Jones Ti;.
Outside Oil Stocks.
?""iiFdi'-n Oil A Om '?*'?
do preferred ? TS?
f'osdeti Air ? '<> I -r?
Federal < 'il . . '?'*
International Petroleum.. 1 4 ?' <
Midwest rill 7"
Midwest HeflnlnK 141
? >kla. Prod. Itef II
i i.-aii'- A- Hominy 1 c' '*
Paeifli- Oil ?^- 'las. ....... 65 ?
Penn-Mex CO
Sapuipa llefininc 1_1 -\
Serployiih ?'il !l T-l ti"
Tidewater '"il l&S
Wavland <~?n ?<? <las |
Merrltt Oil
ICik Ha sin 1 'J \i
| Ask.
1 4 ? v
I I3-1C
1%
1 *i
3 ! ..
1' '?
.? 1,1
SI
111
I 1 'm
^ ?SI
r.-;
i i u
i ui
20"
4 I
i1 ?? !~
i
| Hid | \H\.
. .T,mrq
r. 't r> 5
?1 !>
'ins
3
SI
! (i 1
12S
:i
4:i i
I 3fi
:i
Htl '
PITTSBURGH STOCKS
WIIKKLINC. \V. Va. March :r'. IT.
Furnished 'i'he Tnteinteneer by A E
Masten K Co . mern'xss Ne-.v York Stock
F.x<:hainc?\ National HhiiI: or West Vlr
Kini.i building. Wheeling. \V. Va l.ouls
F. Hrand. manager.
STOCKS.
American Sewer Pipe . .
Am. Window Class Machine
? "aney River 'las
Harbison- WalUer Kef
do preferred
Independent Hrewlngr ....
do preferred
J.a Hello Iron' \- ,
Manufaeturer's I. ?t II .....
National Fire Proofing ....
nhPi Ftn-I
Idilahonia Cas
(issue & I'i'.lahoma ' ia.s ....
Pittsburgh Brewing
do preferred
Pittsburgh '">il t'..i.v. ....
Westlngliousi* Air Hra'r.r. ..
Westinghouse Electric ...
Pure OH. ... 23 % 23 'v 23
Stocks' fi0.lt>'.
Standard Oii Subsidiary Stock3
WHKKLINO, \V. Va... March 29. 'IT.
Furnished The lutemg^-ieer hy A K
Mas' en A- ' 'o.. membets Ncv York StocU
Exchange. National Bank c>f West Vir
ginia building. Wheeling. W. Va. I.oula
F. Hrrtrid. manager.
? H }*.. i
. h: ; ? h 1
. 12SV4 1 21.1
f,?.V
3v; 23 V 1 0 S 2 |
STOCKS.
Anglo American Co.. Ltd...
Atlantic lief nlng to
P.orne-Si'fy mser Co. ......
Huckeye Pipe T.lne <'o . .
i"hesbroi:gh Mfg. ' Vi.. ?\m?i
I Bid
H-.-\
. 101"
:!?;?
; 4 3 0
Ank.
174
10 no
:4?ii
:i 12
4 10
AT 33 PER CENT CLIP
Tiu:r?-<la> 's Wheeling hanking; r
ni jrs r--:u >i" (i a total ..i $5 7 1.05!i.:i'.t, .0111
paiv.l wlih $430.'? ;.()?. a irain of *143.
hp 33.1 per ????lit.
I"nr '.In- *.vi'i.|t i-niiini; Thiirsila y, Man
ager Mlwh.-ll. of ill- iI.-hmhk ho-.ise
association, reported n total to nrinl
Mri'*-t's of S3.M!2.fit>4.0K. si k;i ? list $2,461.
167 a gatri <>t" $ 1.3 !>S, 1
f'or 1 he month of March to date the
rleaiillKN have, reached $ 1 4.7" ! .S3 1 .5 0.
against J 1 OS' 1 . -1 ? i f ? SO, a irain i3.87't.
-122.0]. or p.-r cut.
The limires follow:
Mur. 1...S
Var. 2 . . .
Mar 3...
Mur. 5. . .
Xi a r. 6 . . .
X n r 7 . . .
Mur. 8...
Mar.
Mt>r.
War.
M ii r.
Mur.
M n r.
Mtt r.
Mar.
Mar
M r? r
Mur.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mir
Mur.
~ Totals. $1 1.701.S31.5!
I nr... f 3. ST". 4 22.0 :
? I 'ecrea.'te.
I". .
13..
14..
1
.it:...
17*.
I!'*.
21 . .
23
2 1
iy ii
r.fto.i ; i ?9
r.oi.ss: 1 1
r. 3 2. 732 Si?
s 2 r.. i > 72
3 >12. 7'' - i.'.'
4K2.07 1 12
SOS. 377. 26
lia7.K-2.7-*
K'u.-r.i?.:i'.t
?14 7 I "S ! i
i.01.4 21 :,2
673 2 I
.r.4'i.27s 4'.
?3\K2!i.73
4S2.I2 I.J I
(IS 2 4 12
33.1.70 2. -ST*
017.734.42
(IK-!. 1ST. 22
t. 3 4 , . 00. , S
l>3(i.:'i"S.4 2
,s:is.o.:6 7 i
?is ; - .m;
r.r.r. "??>
f. 74 O.'ti.'.tii
i -j i <;
?! ''7 ft7 1.7.2
4 7r,/.?i!;&
?14.'., 322 31
1.1 1.3! I 40
1 1 19
r.-'f i'i't" 7."
(1 5.265. 3S
."i. i so-: :t!?
s::
?::.7 ?"> t s r.5
:.:c'.',21.43
iu r.ii '.'J
4 2 4 . 1 S < t l'J
4 1 2.4 4 s :?S
r.a".222 S 2
?;m'..S2> 3'".
1 "7 "" l.l'l
4CS.V II 7(.
431.450.32
r. <*??;.? 2 1.4 3
r.si.rr.H 30
"? o v
Inc.
i'J.r.
A3. 4
1*.5
r. i . 3 i
7.2
2:? H
22.8
SO. I
IIS. 3
oii.r
7.1
2S.5
7. 4 9
^>.6
0.07
1S.0
3:>.0
r.s.7
62.4
. l
6 3.0
?I 3 tl. 567. 06
10.^3 1.4 US'. 7. a
:? t I
33.4
35.8
Colonial ( ? i 1 < '?>. ... '50
Continental till < "n. . . . . 590
Crescent Pipe l.itii! . 3S
i 'ninherlsind Pipe Line . 115
Kureka l-'lpe Lint! 215
iJalfiia .Signal ?"?! I < ?>. |>l'al . If.1*
do common I3K
Illinois ri|it> Lint* . . ...... 233
Indiana I'ipe Line 105
Nation;:! Trati*it t'o 17
New Vr.rk TrjuiKit 20X
Northern I'ipe l.ine . . i"3
t -hi., till r.. 3 S 6
Pierce t m t oral l-.ii ... 13^
I'ralrl* 'til A- t'las t'o . 5!t5
Prairie Pipe l.in.- ... 320
Solar HH'Inlnc t'o. ........ 3R5
Southern Pipe Line . . 2'i3
S..uth IVnn Oil ''o 33a
South West IVnnii 1 * i Lin..1 112
Standard Oil t'o. of '"illif. . . 300
.Standard (Ml < V of Indiana *7"
Standard ? > 1 1 t'o of Kansas- St"
Standard t Ml t".. . ? f Ky 765
Standard fin i ?.>, a > r \,-l . .I'm
Standartl l til t'o. of V .1 70S
Standard till i "o. of .V. V.. . 315
Standartl t 'il <*?>. of 1 th >> . !!?!?
Swan .<? Kin.-h t 'ntnpnnv 11"
Vnlon Tank Line . . . .. '.< >
V.iniuni ft : I t'omiiaiiy. . . 4'tS
M'itlfhlnKlOtl t>il t '?-? 3"
?i"0
41
i;.o
T 63
I ?? 2
in
2 : 3
! 1 1
6o:.
325
395
'JIIV
335
I I 7
30.-,
US"
r. ?
7S5
6 On
713
31 S
50"
1 1 '.
!>6
I I 0
10
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
WIIKKLINt: \Y. Va.. March 29. '17.
Furnished The Intellignirer hv A. R.
Masten ,fc Co . inemf.'fiM N.S*?v York Stock
Exchange. National Haul: of West Vlr
Kinla l.titldinp:. Wheeling. W- ^'a- I.oul?
K It! anil, man.'ujfr
1 Opel IliCh I.niv
.hin'iar.v . IS. if, "is 20 .IK "7
May I :? 1 1? It* IK lit no
July IK is: ??*? |>i
Atiicnst is :?.*"? is !'a is ;?f.
October ... . IS (>7 ! s 22 !S t>0
I'mcinbtT .. IS 15 IS 27 IS OS
'los.5 I
1 S 07 i
1!' W2 !
IV VI i
1^ 93 !
I S It.) !
is os !
WHEELING LIVE STOCK
WHKKI.INC. W Va.. -Mar.
iWli'dlli} I.I*. i* S^??rK ? ?'lllllil:?>l?'
i'Arri i:
i I'll! I !?* . to rhoi?*^. to 1100...
| ('all It*, fu'.r 10 gort I.
I ChIUi*. ??? tl 'o rlio or. ?U0 !. :?00..*.,
r&tltc. fcir ?*? good. MX) i?>
| l*uU>. u*? ?l. 700 So S'JO
Cat th*.
ImjIIn
' M lllll* J.
: ,1^'f n.u >
IU>I'ii:n?n a:.:l ruturi
||oi;s
Ho;r. .rlmin*. !r> e:i ! up
ii-ifH. iia t
; llojs. :?i: ?'? ;o. ?l. !???'? i<. \\V
ar.?l k?w>
SIIKF1* M> I AM IIS
, i'\lra
> 6">m|
I Uisibf. CUl> and ?? .
*. i: si. ? m.vk.i
! \ ? a S !? *??. i J* t"
, r.ii <*.ii?.s. . .. ::: ? ? :::?
Lrjit. lifuvv 4i><J i'miuuoii
Ki.v.r. cowv i:a:\ to rhaire
ii -K. 17
r o r#o
1* 0(1 ia 9 ."0
8 A W
7 MM 9 *.0
r. oo. tt : i?o
s :.o?{t
Ii Outaf
oOt'*
4 V'ha
Qo
nC
1?
1 1 . :>0m/ i 4 oo
11 v't .fit 1 1 00
ror?vj.i oo
7 (?(???/ S 00
'l full#/ I
ita n t< o
i'?
00
! I ",.W 1 1 no
: it'* * .'i *?o
5 OD ii OO
lv U'J'S 73 i'0
I0O0
in*?> :
Hi:!U
Pnttmon &
? ATTi.C
lOWi.
300
;o
J? **<?ia 10 CO
? r.0iv o oo
7 fOK X '?0
k :.>??' ;
7 i'CifC 3 7 3
t 7 "0
lli'Cv Mtr*
coHim.'ii
l-?rkri?
ftlirop. .*il"i
8li**i*t\ ?Ois1
r?h.-trl>. '-'.Illlli-.il
1.4IU to. I'tli'i c?'i. ! ? .
1,4. nil. fk'.t t" il -?1 .
r.ilo*>. rttra f.j.l .
? :????*?. f a : r t*.- e.iMt .
>'r*rr.!i cow i'*r l.Palt
it ; >{21.1 00
14 titer 14 :."*
11 MwM 50
15 ?'?Olrfl.! 50
it cuftfi;
:? 00 .a' 10 <0
J'Ocf S I)J
4 1'ittir :? I).)
IS Ml* 13 SO
... Ollt-i 1 1 ??0
::t i tfflft;: .'.0
5 (iflia lt OH
11 t lit lw ' |>U
I riTTSIIl'llt i U. Mar.-h 2:- f.ittie.
Kieatly: supply liitht: choi.-t' S!tt.5i.';i
1 1.25 . prime ? 1 ! .50 ii 1 2.00.
Shei*|r stt-adv; si:|.|.l\ ii^'nt . |*riin?*
wethers 1 1 1.75 '?/ 1*2.50; nil! ami C(>inni'.iti
' {5.U'.t'f/ 7.00; lambs $ 1 2.00 r>j 1 5.50; veal
J n-alves $ i 4.00 i.' 1 4.5"
' Hoys, hiii lif-r; receipt ? 10 do alii"
Ideckft; prime hcuvlcs S I". i5 ii 1.'. 5"; me
fiiums $ 1 5.25 "ti 1 5.30 ; heavy yurkers
[ iL*..0?t|i 15 25. 1 1 k h t yorker* S!3.50;i'
i 14 50; plu< 511 50 'i 12.(0'; rotis;hs 3 13.50 \i
j 1 4.25.
rch
! loirs, r ipts
at 15 ????tits ahttvt* yester
Itlilk SlS.linifl IS. 25 . lipllt
ni\ei| 1 ! rifi Ii 15 h*Mvv
? t: fth>- $ I I.'." >i ! 4
l'tK>
: ! .->a t!
native
sio.-k'T.o ar.d
ii nil heifers
I'lTH'Alill, M;
2 1.0 'mi ; steatl.i
day's uMT.tpi
$14.4011 15 2";
s ; 4 t'.o '-i 1 1 :i >:
Jio.sov 14.15
? Tattle, r.-i-r||iis 4.""".
ht ff t .utl*? i.'.ltMi 12. !t".
fi'.itll.TS ,5 7 "II hi il RO; cow
S5.S0 tfi 1 1 60; calvPH |!i.50 i; 14 00.
Sheep, r.",e!p!si 14.00..; firm; weth.-r-t
$10 r,0?i 12.75; |>-.V?H ?;? onij 12 30; lamhs
$ I 2 "" vj 1 5 ? ? . ? tr:. fancr Mfxlcaris '
$15 70.
METALS.
NKW YOIIK. Mar. 2!*. ? The inr-tnl <*v
rhaiiR' Quotes |.-*ml iji:i"t at !>"*<? asked, i
sp.-l t er. i|ul'*t; spot, l-'nst St. i.r.uls df? |
IIV'TV. 1 0 'h if 1 (? \ At T.ondon. I. ad. I
i 30, io?; Rt teller, t 4 7 .
\i;\\ Yt'liK. :0 - -t'opp-r il it 1 1 : j
STOCKS
A. E. MASTEN & CO.
BROKERS
204-;05-:fi6 National flank of W. V?. Bldg.
LOUIS F. BRAND, Manager.
BOHJJS.
MEMpERS
NEW YORK ST OCX EXCHANGE
PITTSBURGH STC?K EXCHANOf
BOSTON STOCK E>6CHANQE
CHICAGO STOCK $*CHANGE
CHICAGO BOARD 53F TRADE
electrolytic, spot nnil nearby. nominal; j
second quarter. ,'53.01* 'it 3 j. 00 nominal;!
third ?i uart or. $3l.00<fj 32.00.
Iron, firm anil unchanged.
Metal f xch:t njre quotes tin steady; j
spot. $54. ?0<i| 55.0V.
\i l.ondon. spot coppe,-. ?13G; futures, >
?13.1. ICis; electrolytic, ?151; spot tin. '
?21". .'is; fni ures, ' ? L' 1 J. 1 5s.
HIGHER PRICES IN
IRON-STEEL TRADE
NF.W YOHK. March 29. ? The Iron]
i;c will say tomorrow ;
The week has i ??-.?n like those of the
last two months; hljcher pries have been
established for ??'?ft stin products. Iin-j
portant this week is an advance of ,<5:
in billets and sb-< t liars. In fact, a sale
of 1,500 tons of sheet bars is noted at j
$".5o abov? the t'l) of the- present mar
ie. ?! and for delivery at mill convenience. I
1 'lie <?( 'lie striking advances in a dlvi-j
siou which has lone byen spectacular j
was In plutes; a price of Se has been
accepted mi 3.000 tons of hull plates for
l he first quarter of next year.'. and It
represents only half of the amount the1
buyr was desirous that tie- mill should!
lake.
Advances in pi? iron must still l?o j
written. In basic the advance has been,,
no less than $2. with r?> ::id sales made!
at the top price. f35. In the last ten!
days it is . stirnated that business in1
basic for Cesitrai West foundry and lies- .
.??e:ii' r iron are for $3 at Valley furnace,;
established by round lot sales. V'har- !
coal iron ^as sold at S2 above ikst
weeU's quotations, and a scarcity ap-|
pears to be developing. I'onsumer.s are j
more ircn'-rally concerned over covering!
f"r i :M s shipments, while producers are
standmsr o|T such offers in jhe face of,
the stronjr upward tendency. ;
rast iron pipe is ajrain higher, two!
lifts in mie Wi>"k. amount inir to $5 per I
ton, occurring in the east, and ihus morel
than meeting last week's rise in the j
west HiR'her figures have been named j
for Itessemer ferrosilicons.
A side llphi on the pri-Kivss of the[
war is thrown by the receipt in this;
country of an inquiry for 2 'j 0.0 C'O tons j
of mils for Mesopotamia. Fresh lots of!
4'i.Ooii tons are wanted by France and '
Belgium, and Java would buy IS, 000 1
tons.
New developments are expected next |
week on sheets and tin plate. Though
the country's capacity |? put at 5.000,-;
OtVi boxes more than In 1 !' 1 6. a shortage
is fi-arcd. The leading interr'st will tlx
prices for I he "feird quarter on sheets
and tin. last hulr^vn tin plates, chiefly. ?
il is presumed, to'meet the wishes ? "f 1
consumers who desire t? establish thus!
? ?arlv their manufacturing basis. ]
INCREASED EARNINGS !
FOB 3. & 0. SYSTEM]
Increased earnings s.r.- shown for the j
Baltimore A- Ohio hi the February state- I
n.ent made public yesterday from Tiali i
more.
I'or February ? Operntintr revenue,
iitl.l.iifit;. increase nf .<340.471'; operating
? > pens.-s, SW.S M.4U5, Increase of $t."2.
527; net operaiiny revenue. SI, *24. 190. |
!?Ie?rea? f ?H2.4?v
For two ni"nihs ? Operating revenue.
S 1 S.4 3fc.00'i ; operating expenses. $1?,.!H7.
T'-O; net operating revenue, $1,470,300. j
Increase of $4S4.iJ!>l.
| PRODUGE MARKET i
i i
r <: 3'.
WlllvTCI.lNfi. IV. Va . March 2S. T
Whutniile Prim.
Cnrreclfi) by Parker L Co.
0'nrc?< Klr.rMi .. 01
Or: ' ers. Nara!< 2*|i
T/tflllllS. Mi'miri* t 25
i*fc!lfnnilA 4 2**
r,in*'? np[.ln, ri-r h&rri?! I f,(V?5
:->nr.il . It
?VM I?*f. IT.' l>hl? "
Otiti,|l?. tlt|<l.-' t
ilium*, bur lfl-l II* !> M>
PMtsln<"s. I'm: t "5
rnt?|r??. ImC.i'l J C.'i.ij'I 7."
I tel . Swf?tn. Iill'hf! !
fi'liry, ri*" 4 ''I
ttrmt l.rt'ltrr * CO
I'atiliflowfr. rfi:? I r.p-;,-; ??
l.fi:ilrf.v ivwnil Iji'i H
Corrortril l>v P. Btcfimann 4. Sam.
flutter. Ch<eie. ?gg] and Poultry.
?'ft inierv r*i:ttt>r tot? 50
Olen and I'cmi'Tftknla SOW S.t
tinrr "".I ^1
Rrlrr: ,ie, I.K* 23
Kf.-SII rest 2" ft 23
fCDltnr.
JSC so
. [lOtlr.d 10
I rurlifyi SS'S <0
i rfwd .
Sprir.,.
?uoki
MroiUta. frcii.i
25.4 SO '
si
r? ? t V. IBS 21
A <U+?
I'rnn. tvin.id 1*^ 20
Vruiij chtrVrnn lg^i 20
R.MMtrw. if. unrt 10rt? 1J
|iurS?. (inumt I '? IS
n?i' ? so
1 Quotations by C. T. Branallch & Co.
? ? * Selling
| Trice
,Tlmoth\ hay. per ton S"* 00
[Mixed hay. ner ton 17 00
' Shell corn, new 1 -10
Wheat, per hushel 1 75
i S<>. ^ rec.loaned corn I i"
I ft ran. per ton -17 00
Butter, E?s and Cheese
I X K W V?'?HK, .March 2.?.? nutter firm;
ere a iinvy bleher than extras 4 ! '; '?? 4 ."c ;
Creaniory evtra i!i^-scorei firrt 40 !-j
? '? 43 ??.?'; seconds 37 r-;- n- ?.
Fctrs firm; fr?h trafbered storajre
pucked ?'irst s 34 *Ti .1 1 c Kesh* i:ath?r>-d
firsts 33 V* '<! 34c; I'etmsy ivaiila a:;. I near
by western hennery whiterN.v.J'inc to
fancy 3Sc; tsearhj heiir.er> browns. . 30'u
f'heese steadier: state, held, specials
27 '?t 27 '.?? o ; do avi rape fan. i 2i> 'i 'o 27c. '
Pressed pnulfrv vtronc: chickens 1 S '<i
fowls 1 .< '-j '<{ 2 1 ; tpriieys 1Svi34c.
Klo'tr s:ronir
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4
BADLY INJURED. .
EAST LIVERPOOL, 0.. March 29.?
His ; clothing catching? in the shaft of
a slip mill at the- Dffk'idson and Sev.
enson porcelain plan?heVe this after
noon, Simon R. Milhy, 45, machinist,
was seriously injured. Suction from
a hole in the rapidly revolving shaft
is believed to have pjfllod him into it
He was internally hugt and badly cut
and bruised, fie planned to quit hia
job Saturday. ;>? ?
GUTTED BV; FIRE.
EAST LIVERPOOL^- O.. March 29.?
Fire believed to havi^been caused by
an overheated coal ?;ove gutted the
interio rof the home Levi Downard
at Newell, W. Va.. ttfday, causing a
loss of approximately $1,200.
$5,000 roB t> u wp?uns
Ni:\\: V i UK. MaroVk 23.? The New
York county rh:<pti r r-/ the American
U?;.l C'roKS joday culilej' ti? Paris 18,000.
f"r the r<-lief <>f snft'-riiivg children In th.>
? 1 i s t r i i ? t of Franco devastated bv thn
< S^rtimrts in their ? retrial,, especially in
nnd around Noyon. 'js
? ?nrtT>rt-n Irfur A %TTT C*
BRINGING UP FATHEB
HELLO - POLICE- HEAD- QUARTERS?
SEND UP SOME COPS "THERE'S
A Kan QEErs FKJHTIN1 Dlt-mf
MORE TH^ WS HOUR
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