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"MARKET TURKS
OVBR_AT CLOSE
Dull Day la Last Few Hew* Inuia
Aattwa With Mm Reas*
NKW TORkThII^^r.—For tha
t r^mtar part of today’s session on tha
Stock exchange business wgs dull and
prica* Irregalar. except for mantpul
af »t ion la some of. the minor specialties
and low priced issues la Um last
hour, however, the market reversed
Its position and broadened out under
lead of the speculative favorttiea,
eoine of which went to n new high
level for the present movement, while
Amalgamated copper sold at Its high
est price la considerably over, a yeaer.
Thera was no news to account for the
sudden change of n sentiment other
than the prospects of n general ad
vance In prices of Iron and steel pro
ducts and encouraging advices deal
ing with crop conditions. The gener
al labor situation at home and abroad
was without material change exoept
for some betterment In the New Eng
land mill towns. It la not unlikely
that the argeement of the flnance com.
inlttea to report adversely on the
house steel and metal schedule also
was s helpful faafor. Activity was
maintained until the end, the business
of the rest of the session with closing
prices at or near the top.
In connection with the further rise
of the specialties, there we«e rumors
of Increased dividend disbursements,
but for the most part these were ac
J* cepted with reserve. It was well
(g^nown that some of the minor indus
trial companies are in better shape
fthan a* year ago. while others are in
far less satisfactory condition.
There were grain specific reasons
tor the further advance of such stocks
as International Harvester, the cop
pers and American Smelting. Semi
official statements indicated that Har
vester’s disintegration will soon be an
nounced and the copper industry con
tinues to work in the direction of high
er prices for the metal. Increased
strength In American Telephone and
Telegraph was concurrent with re
W Ports of a demand for the stock In
Paris, where It is listed on the Bourse.
Bonds were active, but reflected
little of the stock market’s strength,
except in Erles. Total sales par value
$3,408,000,
U. S. government Is advanced one
eighth per cent on call.
New York Stock Exdnnflc,
Chi A Rock I..J M%! Il%| 19%’ 94%
i_d* #*! Mi «•% M%
ul si s:%
Canaal (tea .Ml 141% 141 141%
1 DUHIIm hnr.. 94 44% 94 94%
Data. A UltM.. 114 ..7
Danver A Rio O.. <1 .
4a praf. 99%...
Brto . 94% 94% tt« 94%
4o ft rata. M% 44% M% 94%
do seconds- 44% 44 44% 44
Uaaiaral Electric 149% 14T% 144% 144%
Ooldfleld (ha 44
Ot. North, prot.'. 144% 144% 114% ill %
Ot. North Ora... M% 94 S9%< 14
Illinois Central 111%.144% 194%
Inter-Boro Mat.. 19%.
4o praf. 94% 94% 94% 14%
Inter-Not. Paper ta% 11% ia% 11%
do praf. 44% 19% 44% 94%
K. CL Southern... 14% 11% 14% 17%
Lehigh Valley .. 149 144 149 144
Louis. A Nash... 147 147 114% 197
Miami dapper ... 14% 14% 14% 14%
M. K. A T. 1- 99% 19% 14% 11%
Mo Pacific . 44% 44% 44% 44%
Nat. Biscuit -117% 114 117% 114
National Lead... 91 44% 94 44%
do prof .144 .
Nevada Cen . 19% 14% 14% UN*
N. T. Central ... 111% 111% 111% 114%
W. T.. Nnt. AW 14%.
Norfolk A Woet. 144% 109% 104% 109%
North. Pacific. .. 111% 114 114% ISO
Pacific Mall . II ....
Pennsylvania ... 113% 133% 133% 133%
Pittsburgh Coal.. 14%.
do pref .. 74%. 7* .
Press. Bt*t Car. 13%! S3 31 St
Reading .194% 197% 149% 197
do Ind pref ... Of I.\.
Republic ........ 10% 10 10% 10
do pref. 71%| 71% 71% 71%
Bears Roebuck .. 199% 190% 193% 194%
Slose-Sheffleld .. 11%.
South. Pacific ... 109 110 104% 110
Southern Ry- 11% 10% 19% 10%
do pref.. 74%! 71% 71% 71%
T. .8tL*W... 19- I.
Tenn. Copper ... 99%| 19% 19% 11%
Union Pacific ... 117% 190 147 191%
do pref. 11 % I. . ..'.
Utah Copper- 47% 47%' 57 47%
U. 8. Rubber ...J 19% 91 % 11% 41%
For Sale
Owkm to to* luprnvpsiists now
Mat aM* to to* flaunt
Rooms aai Office* ia toi*
build in?,
' WE HAVE FOR SALE
AH th* old hanking room fur
quartered oak
enga griDi and partitions,
vault doors, deposit boxes,
de.
| One Otis Vertical Hydraulic Ele
vator for live floors, com
plete.
Forty Two-Light Combination
Fixtures, in oxodized copper
and a handsome combination
duster fixture, suitable for
center light In church.
Write or call and see
W. & ERSKJNE,
Superintendent of Buiding.
National
Exchange Bank
_
Sally for tha lnteiusencdr by Howard
Haglett A Son. local browere.
STOCKS. U,ar.;Bl<l.lAdk,L. fc
Soeh Broo. prof.i Mi ...» ...I 104
och Bros. fob. com.I 1001 .0 .. ,| IS
Oantral Olaaa. 1001 14*1 1*0, 4*0
Fnatnrta Olaaa. 100', ...1 1*2 111
Hasal-Atlaa Olaaa ..., 100 ... 1*2! 1*3
Horn Fire 1ns. Co.. .t lo< til ...( 23
Imparlal Olaaa .I jont ...I i«v 10-.
•LaBalla Iron Wk*...| 100' ...| 14*| 14*
National Bad.• .. lui 24
do Rishta . 100i 117 ...f 117
Nauralayllno .| looj 12&j ...| 12*
{ do Rishta.| 10b 11.i 121, lit
United Hairy .| lvOl ...I »0| *0
|U. 8 Stamp*ns . 100 ... 110 112
Warwick China. 1*0. 70
Whs 4 Btlm't BHdp 85! 2* . . ,| 27
• Whs Pride a Cn .... lint ..i «1
Whs. Mold A Fdy... *0| *2 ...t *4
Whs. Staal A Iron... 1001.j 13*
Whs Traction.; 10b;_; ...| »i
I •^^T’ranafar booVa cloao March “Joth
for 2 >4 par cant cash dtvldaad payable
| Man h SOtli.
Baron’s Local Stocks.
WHEELIN'O, W. Va.. Marrh 14. ’1*.
Th- loliowins quotation* »> Ur more
arttre WheelJns atocaa »r» carracud
dally tor tna intotiiseaoor ov Oeoree a.
Baron, local brokor. aaa R. R. Maraball.
manager nond i'apartment
STOCK A \ Par I Bid. / Ask. M
Bloch Bros. Tob..ll*e I...11*4
_
*•» ... .
do 2nd pref- 77 77*1 77 77*
V. 8. Steel.t 64%' 44T* 44*' 44*
do pref.'110*1114*1110*111**
do bonds .1103 103* 103 lot *
v». Chemical- 54*' 54% 64*! 64*
Wabaah . 7 .! 4%.
Western Md. 6**! 4»V 66*' 5*34
Weatern Vrflon.. 35 ' 45*1 64%|.
Westing. KJec ... 74 ! 75 I 74 74*
V7. 44 L. E. 7*' 7%' 7* 7*
do 1st pref .... 22*1.1...
do 2nd orsf.... lt*|.j.
Bonds.
17. 8. 2s. registered.. 100*
l'. 8. ref. 2s. coupon . 104*
V. 8. 34. registered . .. 142*
IT. 8. 8 s. coupon . 143*
S. 8. 4s. registered . HI*
. S. 4s, coupon.. lit*
Total salsa 637.644 shares.
PittibnriT Stocks.
WHEELING. W. Va., March 14, *12.
The active Pittsburgh stocks, corrected
dally by A. K Hasten * Ce, Bankers
and brokets. National Excha.ig» Bans
building.
XTOckp "| Hid i A siT
American Sewer Pip
Consolidated Ice
do preferred
Harblaon-Walke
do preferred
i Independent Brew Ins
do preferred .
Kansas Natural Gas
Manufacturer's L. ft H ... .
Mnnongabela River Cbal prefi 32
I National Eire Proofing . 6*
I do preferred .....
Ohio Fuel .
| Ohio Fwel OH.
i Oklahoma Gas .
Pittsburgh Brewing.
i do preferred .
Pittsburgh Coat Co pref.
Pittsburgh Plate Glass .1104* .....
Pure Oil . 6*| »*
,Tonopah Extension .!..... 160
Weatlnghouae Air Ucgke ... 142 143*
do second...: 67 37 >i
! Wdst Penn Railway.• 76% I.
do preferred . *4% .....
|c. 8-M 10* 11 ! 10* ina, n |
| do pf 63*, 61* 63*! 63* 83*! <5
Hsrlett’s Local Stocks.
WHEELING, W. Va.. March 14. *12.
Z''* guoUnor* on iM mor*
WUtt Whwiinv atocss art eorr«ci*6
^B
BBBBBBBBBBOBBHBHHBBflBBBBBBBi
Good Light I
* j. proper illumination of stores should never be ||
overlooked by any retail merchant, for your illumination p|
■ has more direct hearing on your success or failure than S
any other part of your business. 1
$ iUfi
With electric light with tungstens or Mazda Lamps ■
your store can be lighted in every part just as you want B
• ,n^ *t about one-half the current consumption re- ■
quved far the old arcs or carbon filament lamps. !
Our representatives will show you and prove to you B
how this can ba done. I
% BB
Call them. Either phone 807, B
B
anHaaaimwMBmiawBmH *
I Wheeling Electric Co. I
|| tt Sixteenth St-- ■ —- Both Phonr* Sir I
• • a# m |_w fi y II
■ WHEAT ~
CHICAGO. March 14.—Wheat price*
here felt the effect today of a aqueese
la the March delivery et Liverpool.
Notwithstanding heavy telling the
clone waa Ann at last night’* level tc
140 %c up. Cora scored a net ad
vane*' of % to He and oaU a gain ol
14 to %e. The flolth for hog product*
varied from IVfcOtc decline to 7Vic in.
create In coet
ArUtlte. ; Open. | High. \ Low. | Cieee
Wheat— l
July...I 10 ! 04*1 4t*| 44
p^8*pt...| 42*| 42*| 42*| 41*
May.. .114 04 [14 02 111 0| |10 of
July... 10 21 ,11 II It 2I*|1I 22*
, 8*Pt.. .|ll 10 |ll 40 111 I2*:il 10
Lam— i
May...| 0 It*! 0 41 | • 44 | » 42*
July... 0 00 0 02*: 0 I7*| 0 00
Sapt... 0 II* 0 | 71 i | 14
S. Riba— l
May... I II | I 17*1 I II | I v*
July... I 02*| I 07* t II 0 01
_Sapt...I 0 21 | 0 21 |tW j 0 22*
Cash quotations war# as follows:
Flour—steady. Rye—No. J. Mo. Her
lay—Food or mixing 70 0 96c.; fall
to choice malting $1.60 © I SO. Tim
othy Seed—$11.00 © 14.50. Clovei
8eed—$66.00 © 22.25. Meta Pork
New $15.75 O $16.50. Lard— (U
tlerect) $9.27*. Short Riba—(looee:
$8.72...
UNION STOCK YARDS, PITTS
BUROH. March 14.—Cattle— Steady
supply light. Choice $7.70 © 8.00:
prime $7.15 © 7.55.
8heep—Strong; aupply light Prlmt
wethers $6.25 © 5.50; culls and com
mona $2.00 © 8.00; lambs $4.00 ©
7.50; veal and calves 18 00 © 9.26.
Hoga—Higher, receipts 10 doublt
decks. Prime heavies $7.25 © 7.40;
mediums $7 36 © 7.40; heavy porken
17.35 © 7.40; light yorkera $6.76 ©
17.00; plga $6.00 © 6.60; roughs $6.0<
© 6 30.
CHICAGO. March 14—Cattle— Re
celpta, 6.500; market ateedy; beeves
$6.0008.80; Texas steers. $4.70©6.00;
western steers, 85.1097.00; slocken
and feeders, $4.00©6 16; cows and
heifers, $2.30©6.66; calves. $5.76©
826.
Hogs—Receipts, 30,000; market gen
0rally 16c lower; light, $6.609 6.87*;
mixed. <6.60©6.90; heavy, $6.60© 6.96;
rough. $6.60©670; pigs. $4.90©6.36;
bulk of sales. $6.7596.90.
Sheep—Receipts, 17.000; market
weak; native, $3.70©S.60; western
$4 2696.66: yearlings. $6.0096.26;
lambs, native, $6.26 97.10; western
$6.76 97.60.
LIVESTOCK.
Verne «*>«» v--a.
WHEELING. W. Va., March 14. '12.
Extra. 1.000 to^UV^..* f 75 a § 0#
Good. 00$ to 1.40. ..... | iSS I fj
Oood 004 to 004. is;
Good. 700 to 200........... 4 |AO I 04
Core mon .8 r r< ft 4 21
Rough. 1.000 to 1.200. ..... | 00 2 5 5C
900 to 1.000. I 211 SI
Bologna bulla . ISC 4 a<
cowe. • |a a 4 t<
Common roat . 1 If© | 04
c<>•’•."40 00 ©41 0<
Fair fraah eowa. 20 00# to 04
Voal calvaa . * 10© t c(
Haavy and thin calvea. 4 so© $ «<
HOGS.
**tr* . 4 71© 4 ||
Go'xi . 4 10 20 4 4!
t onmmn .. ( 00 0 0 (I
9Uii anti aowa.. | 000 0 04
SHEEP.
|grjicf il\
.LAMU.'“ • * S
J}***. • i I (4
Common . I 04ft 4 o<
Mark at—-Actl v*
WHEEUNoTW^'vaTMarch 'it? *Tl
CATTIA
Eatra. 1.000 to 1,100.1 4 740 « 04
Oood. *00 to 1.000 . | loS | 71
5: S ■ 1
Common . I AON 4 4M
•oaf bulla . I 440 » 44
Bologna bulla . 4 »«% (04
.... 1 »tfV • m
MOOS.
!<*■*— . 7 1*0 7 tl
9?*f .. • 7*0 7 04
Idght aad manam . 4 000 4 «
aad aowa 4 00 0 0 4M
Common . I w| , g
“ FEAL, CALFMS KMV PW»h" » 4
Foal oalroa. rhatoa . 7 t*M • »<
_£• . 7 00# 7 M
Thin and haatp onlvaa ... « >-«a « ai
PTMb "own. osira. par h.«4 44 aopto 04
0 t«_Sa»r da . 14 40#U *4
» HEtl.VjtrT'w' ^!*MaJ«**»4. ’ll
. _ OATtlA
tra. !.••• tn 1.400 * * 7i0 0 04
•d. M* la 1 MO.I.’ | to# i H
N. Ml la Ml ........ I 8X I m
l ti
CONSOLIDATION COAL
btock up • point*
PAIR MONT. W Fa. March 1« _
1— H0i4a4 Caal rompaar aharaa ra
n»0* • fhrthM adrancn m lhn a*or|
• irhaag* lodar. aniline a» »n lad Thh
|MmR ha* Bat and Ml patota Is (hi
,r aa<4 IkraimN (M H
mlaiac ropom Is «AN am
i r»«saaaib>a fir lhn ralaa Is li
,I ha »r*at of ’rnnbla la »ha I’alta*
; RUlsa 10 0 amt bo nova* (ha ritnrm'i
1 OaMl aad Pa Irma nr anal rasWaa mil
1 ha aSaotad. aanopi I* otlmalat. pro
dacttds '
I MlOHWAVMIN SOB
W VA. PORIIONII
| Sport*| niarmtrb M tba latallt«awror
, MOROANTOWN. W. V*, March 1<
I Antrtaa St alarm, a Oranh. wan ball
I up near Aabra ion aad robbed a
IIIKS. Pita Orach* bar* baao arraat
[ ml for tha calm a.
i j i i y » 4 > __
(THE WEATHER tl
CONDmOHS ij
PAKKKKSBTRO. W. Va . March 14 |
•astern porUou^ot Ute country, attend
ed by generally fair and cool weather
4 nnthtr high prweenre area, attended
by fair and cold weather, cover* the
Northwest and northern portion of
the Upper Valleys Thin moratag
temperature* la Montana and North
Dakota ware from lb to 14 decree*
below *oftt>.
The Southwestern rain area wttl<
cover this section tonight and Friday,
with higher temperature tonight.
Local data: Highest temperature
yesterday. 37 degrees: lowest last
eight, 30; melted snow (34 hours)
.or
The Ohio will fall at Parkersburg
and Point Pleasant tonight and Friday
unless moderate rain occurs. Rain is
expected over the watershed end the
river will probably continue to rise
•lowly In most of the district
H. C. HOWg
Section Director.
RECEIVERS
Named to Take Charge of Vacuum
Clsanar Concarn; Allagsd Par
ticipant of Bath Tub Trust.
CHICAGO. March 14.—The Me
Crum-'Howcll Company, the vacuum
cleaner concern, whose stock has been
buffeted In trading canters of late, la
now In tha bands of fedaral receivers
on proceedings brought In Philadel
phia and Chicago In the name of H. E
Pfahler, of Philadelphia, who holds
1310400 In stock of the concern.
United States District Judgs San
born today, appointed Edward R
Stettlnlua, president of the Diamond
Match Company and Walter D Upde
1 graft, of Philadelphia, a stockholder
of the company, receivers la lncillarr
proceedings begun here.
The same receivers had been ap
1 pointed In Philadelphia.
In the petition la stated: "The
1 company's credit baa been consider
ably hampered. The sudden fall of
the company's stock and dlmlnlsh
msnt of the receipts of the concern
resulted form the widely advertised
prosecution by the government under
the Sherman set In which the Mc
Crum-Howell company was alleged to
be a member of the "bath tub truet."
The McCrum-Howell company Is
capitalised with 35,000,000 shares of
common stock and 35,000 shares of
preferred stock with a capitalisation
value at par of 17,000,000.
OHIO REPUBLICANS PLEDGE
THEIR SUPPORT TO TAFT
BUCTRUR “a! March 14.—The
Crawford County Republican central
and executive committees,'In session
here adopted strong resolutions en
dorsing Taft and pledging their sup
port to the election of Tsft delegates
to ths Republican national convention.
. Money.
NEW YORK. March 14.—Money
on call steady. 2*4 9 2V4 per cent.
Ruling rate 214; closing bid 214;
offered at »14.
Tlme loans steady; sixty days 3
per cent and ninety days 314; six
months 314.
NEW YORK. March 14—Close:
prime mercantile paper to 414 per
cent. Sterling exchange steady with
actual business in bankers bills at
I4.84.2S for SO days; bills at $4(7.25
for demand Commercial bills $4.(28$
Bar silver 5(* Mexican dollars .47.
Government bonds firm. Railroad
bonds steady
WASHINGTON,-March 14—At the
beginning of bus I nasi today the con
dition of the United States treasury
was:
Working balance In treasury offices,
$50,110.(24
In banks and Philippine treasury,
$(4,441.(46
The total balance in general fund
wee $122,473,6(4
! Ordinary receipts yesterday were
$3,647,672, with ordinary disburse
ment. of 11.(41.104
The deficit to date this fiscal year
te $20,640,414 as sgainst a deficit of
$4774.446 at this time last year.
These figures exclude Panama eaaol
and public debt transactions
Metals.
NSW YORK. March 14 Standard
copper steady; .pot. $1424614.26.
tendon, quiet, spot. £64. 16*. Sd, fu
ture*. K46, He. Id. lube copper. 148$
6U4$e; etertynyHIc. 148$614%e;
eeetlnc. 12266148$.
Tie- Firm and **»♦**; spot. 42 (78$
• 4146 Louden, spec. £ 1(1. is; fu
ture. £1*7 1fiq.
Imad . 04 2664 16. New
Tort, Landae. £12. 14*. 24
! Rpeltwr trulet; $4246714. Now
Tort. I dm don £24 7a. 44
1 Iron Cleveland warrants. 64a. 2d In
, I.endow 1 wcally tree was »»»*4y. Ns.
I 1 foundry northern $14 7661222; No
it. $14 22614 72. N# 1 eoethom and
,'Nel eewthesn sort. 214 726 U 32
0*T Cfidftk
NNW YORK Msvwh 14 Th# ea*.
i **n p»4« markets are very etteng
■MmNRVT order* eeme forw.rd
Serine the day on otapte eingham.
t and print. ht«r yam .b—tinge have
been erdwved freely for 'nr* dwttv
I err at 4 cent* a yard, an adman* ef
8$e •!nc# the tret ef tb* week ts
. drees needs slrti.s edvaa.es Hr* ko
, mg made ea step lee ewrfc as ttwn
■’fi wkirk are prmed el (ear per
' cent admans
Caftan.
Pyw >*t r"miy» te tke '»»dUm
IftffW YORK. Merck li^fM Havre
I market we# eaehaaffgft. Marsh fk
teres ckmad offered at 12 2$*; May
clened offered at 12.44c; inly cloned
affsred at !3 42r; (epi.mhr cloned
offered el 12.66c Dpesmh.i cbtaed ef
ferwd at 12 22* Rio No 7 qnoted at
I 148$ in 148$*. Market yts*6
I ** - *
I Oil. CITY Pk. Merck 14 -Crpdtt
r be lance* 21(4 Rons 11 21 (4 44;
■ average 134*74 Shipments 141.1X2,
• average 162,722.
_ 13
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ST. CLAIRSYILLE
8T. CLAIRS VILLE, March 14.
Clvll cases Hied follow:
Amelia T. Cochran va. Jebn W.
Cochran. Action tor divorce on ths
grounds of wlirnl absence for mors
than three years and gram neglect ol
doty.
Sadie Kotrls vs. Joseph .Kotrls. Ac
tion for divorce on the grounds ol
wilful absence for more than thro*
years and adultery.
Grand Jury.
The grand jury for the summer term
of common pleas court will convent
here on Tuesday. March It, add prom
ises to be one of the-slowest session!
in the history of ths court, as then
are only abcut 25 case*.for considera
tion and the majority of these an
petty charges.
The summer term of common pleat
court will also convene nere on Mon
day. On Tuesday all motions and do
murrers will be heard, and there an
about It cases filed for heating. Mo
tioos for new trials in the mases ol
Cassle Criaswell vs. Thomas Howley
and Albert Shipley vs. the Fort Pitt
Coal company will slap be heard am
this day.
• Marriage License.
Francis A. Kirk, aged CO. of Flush
ing. and Louisa R. Thorn berry, aged
60. of Belmont.
Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate ol
Charles Starba. deceased. Victor Fusy
appointed administrator, bond MOO
with the Citizens Guaranty and Sure
ty company of West Virginia as
surety.
In the matter of the estate of Steve
Koclalko, deceased. Victor Fusy ap
pointed administrator, bond $Qf>0, with
the Citizens Ouaranty and Surety com
pany of West Virginia as surety.
CONVICT MURDERER
Italian F*uitd Guilty, at Clarlf*burg>
off Stabbing Another Through
The Heart.
Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
CLARKSBURG, W. Va.. March 14.—
Found guilty today of second de
gree murder. Joe Papedrm. was sen
tenced to seven years In the Peniten
tiary. for slaying Joe Guarmaclo. a
fellow Italian. March 2nd. In a dual
following a quarrel over pay for a
watch. After passing sentence Judge
Maxwell summoned many Italians In
the court room to the bench and ad
vised them not to carry deadly
weapons. Papederee's victim was
stabbed through the heart -with a
long knife.
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