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FURTHER GAINS ON !
THE STOCK MARKET;
??lief That Selling Had Imi Overdone j
Is Only Xiuon for the Xlse.
Xoton Were Leader*.
NEW YORK. Jan. 16. ? Further gains
of 1 to 3 points at the usual leaders and j
more for various speculative issues ao- .
companled the coursc of to-day's strong
and broad market. Total sales of S2o.- j
000 shares were more than double those
v of the preceding session.
Apart from a growing belief that tne
recent selling has been somewhat over
done and that the immediate tuture of
fers more ground for hope than discour
agement. there appeared to be -no deri
nlte or tangible reason for the rise.
For the most part the advance was
stead v and without spectacular features.
An extreme gam of Z points ir it.nl ted
States Steel to 115 gave plausibility to
the rumor that events of importance
may develop at the quarterly meeting or
the corporation two weeks hence.
Recoveries of 2 to 8 points In auto
mobile Issues. General Motors leading,
were regarded as a drive against the
?hort Interest, but the greater strength
of metals, including sine shares. *|*mcd
.to originate in a renewal, domestic as
well as foreign, of last year s inquiry
for these products.
The inquiry for rails was more sus
tained than at any rccent P"iotdwB nace
lng and other coalers making the pace
tor grangers, trans-continentals and lo
'^mesluTbonds were strong, especial
ly railwav Issues, but internationals,
no tab! v Paris 6's. were again offered at
fractional concessions. Total sa-es (par
? value) 56.375.000. j
TICKER TALK'
(By private wire to Fidelity Investment
Association.)
Dow Jones Savs: Surprising or Re- j
public Steel available for common stock
last yeur was equal to 45 dollars ?
share on that issue, f or past t^recor
four months it is understood that the
Republic has earning at rate of
than 70 dollars a share annually on
tta common. In 1915 and 1918 company
earned approximately 63 i ^017 based
lor its common. By ilaj 1.
upon present rate of earnings it i. -
" lieved that surplus available for tne
common for 1915 and 1916 and I the first
four months of this year w 111
present selling price of the common.
Printed reports of terms of expected
k British loan are not confirm^ WMl?
k it may be that issue will amount to
? S300.000.000 secured by collateral or
market value of $340.00,000 *"4
w run partly for one year and partly f
two vears at an interest rate of 5^4 p?r
cent and a yield of six per cent the an
nouncement is premature. As far as
ran be gathered these may ^ terns and
particulars which have been tentatively
suggested but it is not possible to say
that are the facts until British tovern
? went has made know it attitude in the
matter. Neiher can it be asserted that
the bonds will have ha convertible priv
ilege until the British authorities so
Final consummation of sale of Whar- ]
ton Steel Company was closed last Sat- 1
urdav at Philadelphia and the buyer, J.
Leonard Replogle. is now In control _of
the property. It is stated that plans .
contemplating an outlay involving from
*10.000.000 to S15.000.000 for steel mills
are under consideration.
Aetna Explosives directors have pass
ed quarterlv dividend of ls4 Per ce^t. ?, ,
preferred stock due at this time. Divi
dend has been paW regularly since April
? 1015. No action was taken on accept- \
ing resignation of President Kimball
and he will continue as president for
the time being. 1
miBCIAL orniONS 1
(Bv private wire to A. E. Masten & Co.) ,
FINANCIAL. NEWS SAYS:? The out- j
look continued to favor a waiting mar
ket in a trading area, with, specially]
bullish operations. The market as a,
whole shows over-selling by the shorts
an- displays tendencies to rally. Pool j
channels are reported as buyers of Har- 1
vesters. equipment. Alcohol and Long ]
*? Island.
WALL ST. JOURNAL: ? There are ;
-? not a few who believe that the market
will eventually be lifted out of its rut
'M1,- -areful consideration of the possibili
ties inherent in domestic business.
SLT*: ? U. S. Steel stock is acting;
somewhat after the manner of reported
In periods prior to a material movement
in its price.
CLARK, CHI LPS & CO. SATS:? An
unmistabable tendency in the Demo- 1
cratic majority of Washington to realize 1
the necessity for tariff legislation may .
have a distinctly faivorable bearing on
many lines of industry represented by \
securities active on the stock exchange. \
BARUCH BRO.'S: ? With corporate j
earnings retaining their high plane. I
dividend paying seasoned securities
soonre or late will probably attract the
attention of investors. |
F. B. Kt*ech & lU: ? We look for a:
narrow trading market in stocks.
logan * Bryan's closing- Stock letter, i
(Bv private wire to A. E. Masten & Co.) |
NEW, YORK. Jan. 16.? The market!
continued to reflect the absence of liqui
dating sales. "While short covering was |
freely indulged in, still it was quite <
evident from the character of the buy
ing that considerable replacement of
long lines was in progress. The incen
tive for the preset would still seem to
- be on the long sid<* of the list, especial
ly such as Steel and the good coppers.
ci^Jsnro stock uire*.
(By Private Wijre to Fidelity Invest
ment Association from Harris, Wln
thron & <"0.
N'EW YORK. Jan. 16. ? Large Janu
ary disbursements begin to be felt in
the market. Bank reserves are large.
The market has had a thorough cleaning
up and sentiment is again bullish. We
feel that a resumption of the bull mar
ket is probablyl here and a material ad
vance more than likely.
Batter, Eggs and Cheese
NEW YORK. Jan. 16. ? Butter steady;
creamery higher than extras 4O04O14:
creamery extras (92 scoVe) 39^39^;
firsts 36@3S^: seconds 33 "6? 39%.
Eggs easier: fresh gathered extra
firsts i?l<8>52; firsts 30: refrigerator sec
onds to firsts 37(??39: nearby hennery
whites fine to fancy 3S(??60: nearby hen
nery browns 53(^56.
Cheese steady: state held specials
24 Vi 24 si : do. average fancy 23
24.
Dressed poultry strong; chickens 18
28: fowls 16ffi24: turkeys 20@33.
Live poultry steady.
Flour firm.
British Columbia last year export
ed 150 carloads of potatoes. -These
-vent chiefly to St. Joseph, Mo.
CITIZENS SAVINGS &
! TRUST CO. ELECTS
I
ANITCAX VDEXTUra O* STOCXHOXD
IM HXI.D Y1STEBDAT? Of. j
riCSKS EI-ELECTID I
South Sid* S?rlngr? Bank Also Elects j
Board Yeaterday ? Xaeting of Ice
ft Storage Company.
The annual meeting: of the stockhold- i
ers of the Citizens Savings and Trust I
company, held yesterday afternoon in !
the Conservative Life building. Six- i
teenth and Market streets, was an en-:
thusiastlc one. The old board of dircc- ,
cors was elected as follows: Alexander
Glass. L. F. Illaler. H. F. Juergens, <1.1
M. Ford. Jno. L. Ellis. W. J. Cook, Wtn. J
F. McKInley. Geo. B. Riddle. Otto !
Schenk. Chas. O. Ephlin, Henry Bleber- j
son. W. C. Hanttlan. David Kraus. H. M
Russell, Jr., J. C. McKInley. |
Following- the stockholders' meeting.;
the directors organized and re-elected I
all of the old officers as follows: Alex
ander $lass. president: L. F. Haller,
vice president: H. F. Juergens. vie?
president: J. Sherwood Fee. cashier; I
Henry \V. Gundling. secretary; Anton 1
Bieberson, manager Real Estate Depart
ment.
The report rendered at the stockhold
ers meeting shbwed that the Institution
had enjoyed a very successful year and
the prospects for tho future are very
bright. ' ,
South Side Savings
Stockholders of the South Side Sav-|
in^cs bank at the Annual meeting voster- '
day afternoon, elected the following di
rectors:- R. M. Gilleland, Charles Horst- '
mann. H. F. Behrens, H. W. Schrebo.
A- Ulritfh. Charles A Bowers and
John Becker. j
The directors Immediately organized I
the ^oliowing officers: R. !
ai. Gillelanu. president; Charles Horst
mann. vice president; Charles A. Bow-1
ers. cashier, and W. L. Gilleland. ns-1
sistant cashier. Reports were submitted .
showing that the bark was enjoying ;i ?
substantial business. Deposits in the i
South Side Savings bank, as In others of I
the city, had a good Increase.
Wheeling Ice ft Storage Company. I
Yesterday was the date of the annual !
meeting of the stockholders of the ;
Wheeling Ice and Storage company, but!
inasmuch as there was not a sufficient
number present for a quorum, the old
directors and officers were declared re
elected and will serve during the ensu
ing year. The directors and officers
are: Dr. L. D. Wilson, president: D. C.
List, Jr... secretary and treasurer, and
Robert Hazlett. j
XoabUna Ice ft Store Co.
At the annual meeting of stockholders
of the Koehline Ice and Storage com
pany held yesterday morning at Bellaire
the officers announced that the capacitv
of the plant would be doubled, thus
eliminating all dangers of an ice famine
next summer. The company also decid
ed to Install machinery for making its
own electric current and to make other
improvements to the plant.
The meeting was held in the office of
the company on Twenty-flftli street.
Bellaire. and the reports ol" the officers
were gratifying to the stockholders, the
past year being one of the best in the
history of the firm. The following board
of directors were elected: C. D. Keyser,
J. A. Jamison. J. P. McCammon, G. W.
Knarr, Fred F. Was? man. M. .List and
William Wassman i
WHEELING LIVE STOCK
I WHEELING. W. Ta? Jan. 10, *17. |
I < Wheeling Ui? Block < 'ommluion Co.) I
CATTLB.
Cattle. food to choice. 900 to 1100 J 8 25? 8 75 j
CatUe, f?lr to good. 500 to 1100 T 75@ 8 25
Cattle, (ood to choice. 800 to 900 7 75? 8 85 1
Cattle fair to good. 800 to 900 7 00 ? 7 75
Cattle. good. 700 to 800 6 50? 7 00
Cattle. eommon 5 00? 8 00
Beef bulla - 7 00? 7 JO
Bologna bulla 5 00 ? 7 00
Barf coma (.1 j 5 00? 7 00
HOQfl.
Bogi, choice. 180 and up 10 90? 11 15
Hoo. nod. 150 to 175 10 50?10 90
Hog* fair to good. 100 to 150 9 50?10 00
Stasa aad aowa S 00?10 60
j 8HEZP aN'D LAMB 3.
Sheep. ?rtr* . T 00? 8 00
Sheep. good 6 00? 7 00
Sheep. comm-in 3 oo?t 4 00
Spring lamtx. choice 10 00?13 00
Lamb* colls and common S 00? 9 00
I VEAL CALVES.
Veal calrts. 125 to 175 15 00@23.fi0
T??l calves, goo.t. 125 to 173. . 1 12 00?13 00
Light, baity and common calrea $ 00(810 00
Freeb cows, good to choice 50 00@75 00
Sax. Panarton a Ce.
I CATTLB.
[Cattle, eltra. 1.000 to 1.200 8 JO? 9 00
Cattle, good. 900 to 1.000 8 00? 8 60
Cattle, good. 800 to 000 7 50? 8 00
I Cattle, good. 700 to 800 6 50? 7 50
Cattle, common 5 00? ( 00
Bulla ) 5 00? 7 50
Cowa 3 00? ? 50
i BOGS.
Hog** extra 100 00? 11 15
Hogs, good 10 75?11 00
Hoga, common S 00? 10 00
8HZKP.
Sheep, extra 8 00? 8 50
Sheep, good 7 00? 8 00
Sheep, common 3 00? 0 00
Lambe. extra good 12 00?13 00
Lamb*, fair to good 9 00? 12 00
Calrea. extra good 12 00313 59
Calraa. ralrr to good 10 00? 12 00
Freak cows, per liead 85 00?75.00
| PITTSBURGH. Jan. 16.? Cattle steady,
supply light. Choice $9 50010 25; prime
$10 50011 00.
Sheep steady: supply light. Prime
wethers $10 00010 CO: cull and com
mon $4 5006 00; lambs $10 00 0 14 50;
veal calves $14 50 @ 15 00.
Hogs steady; receipts 15 double decks.
Prime heavies $11 45011 50; mediums
$11 40(2? 11 45; heavy yorkekrs $11 250
11 40;. light yorkers $10 65010 75; pigrs
$10 25?10 40; roughs $10 00010 50.
CHICAGO. Jan. 16. ? Hogs, receipts
40,000; easy at 15 above yesterday's
? average. Bulk $10 80011 05: light
; $10 35 0 11 -00: mixed $10 65 0 11 10;
I heavy $10 700 11 15; rough $10 70?
10 80: pigs $8 00010 10.
I Cattle, receipts $.000; native beef cat
i tie $7 90011 80; western steers $7 700
. 10 10: stockers and feeders $5 6508 85;
cows and heifers $4 60010 10; calves
|$9 75014 25.
j Sheep. receipts 12,000; unsettled,
j Wethers S9 70010 90: ewes $7 50?
| 10 25; lambs $11 70014 40.
riSZZJTT STOCKHOZ.SXX8
I Will Beet in Annual Seaaion January 34
. to Sleet Board of Director!.
Notices were sent out yesterday by
the Fidelity Investment association,
calling the annual meeting of stock
holders, to be held In the association's
offices, at 1229 Main street. Wednesday
afternoon, January 24, at 3 o'clock. A
board of directors for the ensuing year
will be elected.
The Italian governmentis author
. i2:ed to extend military discipline to
'dock labor at Italian esaports.
EXPORT BUSINESS
SENDS IIP WHEAT
Together With a Biff Decrease In the U. j
S. Visible Supply ? Corn and
Oata Gained.
CHICAGO. Jan. 3C. ? Enlarged export
business together with a big decrease
In the United States visible supply gave
a strong upward impulse to-day to the
wheat market. As a result, prices,
although nervous at the close, showed
an advance of 1 % to 3% net, with May
at } I 88 to $1 SS'i and July at $1 51 to
}1 61 Vi . Corn trained % to % to 1 cent,
oats 4?^ to ?* and provisions 25 to 75.
!_Oiieti. | High. I Low. ' | Close.
Wheat ? I " | | 1
1 88%;
1 51%i
98-14
;>7?4
57^i !
54%
May.
July... |
Corn ? i
Mar...
^ July... |
Oats ? ;
May., .i
July. . . 1
Pork ? 1 I
Jan . . . ; 130 00
May... 2S 80 |29 25
Lard ? 1
Jan ... 15 70
May.. . i L6 10
Ribs? i
Jan. . . 14 92
May... lib 32
1 85
149
1 88
1 51
I
99 V
9S1*,
" I
67%:
55% I
I
98?;:
97%,
I
BTVfcj
64!*!
99".
>J8 i.i
57%
55 '4
j 1 5 82
1G 25
15 05
15 50
,29 45
!28 80
.15 67
1G 10
114 90
115 27
30 OP
'29 15
,15 80
!l 6 20
15 06
|15 42
Cash quotations:
Wheat ? No. 2 red nominal: No. 3 red
Sl.K4tt<>1.92; No. 2 h:\rd nominal; No. 3
hard nominal.
Corn ? No. 2 yellow 98Vs@99c; No. 4
yellow 960>97%c; No. 4 white 96 Vi?
<>ats ? No. 3 white 66%?57^c; stand
ard 57%<ff5Sc.
Pork? J30.00.
Lard? J15.80<??15.85.
Ribs ? $14. 50 @15. 05.
TOLEDO. O., Jan. 16.? Wheat, cash
1915 ; May 199%; July 157 V4 -
Clover seed, prima cash and January
1080; March 1075.
Alsike, primt cash 1130; March 1140.
Timothy, prime cash 245; March 250.
LOCALSTOCKS
WHEELING, W. Va.. Jan. 1?, "17.
Dally quotation lift! of the Wheeling Htock fix*
rhangs:
STOCKS.
| Bid I A Ik. |l. ?
I10J
160
175 ITS
Block Bret, Tob, Co.. pfd
do common
Central Glass Company
Coneerrarlre Lift Insurance
Herman Flr? Insurance Co......
Fostoria Class Company
(!)Hazoi-AUas Glass Co
Imperial Glass Company
LaBelie Iron Works, pref
(5) do common
Market Auditorium
Keuralgyline Company
United Dairy
1J. 8. Stamping Oo
Ward Baking Co.. pref
do common
Warkick China Co.. pref
do common
Wheeling & Belmont Brides Co.
Wheeling Bridge Company
<l)Wheellng Uetol A- Mfe Co...
Wheeling Mold & Fdy. Co
Wheeling Steel 6 Iron Co
Wheeling Steel Casting Co
Wheeling Tile Company
Whitaker-Glessner Co.. pref
do common
Citizens Barings A Trust Co
Quarter Barings Bank
190
128
I "
l!VJ
1127
1181
!ioo
I'g
\m
.... 5?
....|135
99Vjj 99 14
| S7H
96
18
31
50
54
6.1
178
1109
129
124
350
126
135
135
? (1) ? Transfer books close Dee. 20 for regular quar
terly dirldtod of 1% per cent payable Dec. 24; and
on January 20 for extra dlrldend of 1H per cent
payable Feb. 1.
(3) ? Transfer books close Jan. 13. for S per cent
diridecd. payable Jan. 20.
(8)? ' Transfer books. close Jan. 20. for a 1 per cent
cash dlrideod. parable Jan. 81.
STEADY GAIN IN
BANK CLEARINGS
This Month's Report Will Show Sub-|
stantial Increase Over the Same i
Period of Last Year.
This month's bank clearings con-|
i.inue to show an increase over the
clearings reported for January of last
year, although the gain is not so
marked as during the last months of-;
1916.
Yesterday's report of the Wheeling)
Clearing House showed clearings '
amounting to $383,055.18, while the1
total reported for the same day a!
year ago was $265,162.11. The In
crease was 44.4 per cent.
January's total to date is $7,764,
300.61, while the total reported for the
corresponding period of 1916 was,
$5,657,827.32. This comparison repre- j
sents an increase of $2,106,473.39, or,
37.2 per cent, over the sum of last j
year.
This month's record to date follows: '
1917 191 A pet. Inc. !
Jan. 2...... J gC3.SS4.3S t 523.557.54? M l I
Jill. J 6:.;. 8.13. 44 6::. 367.53? 4.7
Jin- 4 BCl.SB6.P2 420.532.32? 54.1
Jin. 5 5C0.639.S3 4U.713.3ff? 33.1
Jan. 6 C06.270.37 423.428.33? 66.0
Jul- s S.', 6.010.02 S97. 664. 47? 115.2
Jan. 9 (*) 352.039.53 431.9S3.4fr? 18.3 !
Jan. 10 S2S.0S3.00 416.5R6.57? 30.7 I
Jan. 11 431.629.98 426,044.04?'' 1.3
Jan. 12 553.329.69 354.494.48? 56.2 I
Jan. 13 456.176.18 356.470.56? 27.9
Jan. 15 656.274.70 5SS.221.83? 11.3
Jul. 16 3S3.055.18 265.162.11? 44.4
Total* 17.764.300.61 J5.657.8r.32
lncr**?? 12.106.473.23 ? 37.2 1
(') ? Indicates dfcrpace.
MARKET STRONGER
Activity Was Reported Yesterday in
Several Local Issues ? Wheeling
Steel &. Iron Advances.
The local stock market was stronger
yesterday, and a good demand was
reported for a number of the leafing
issues. Wheeling Mold & Foundry !
Company stock was bid a point higher
yesterday to 65 and there were sales
at that price. LaBelle Iron Works
common also sold a point higher at
81, and bids were reported at that
mark at the close. LaBelle preferred
sold at 126. J
An advance of two points was re- 1
ported in Wheeling Steel & Iron stock,
which was bid at the close at 179.
Hazel-Atlas Glass Company stock sold
at 181 ex-dividend, the transfer books
closing Saturday for a two per cent,
cash dividend payable January 20. j
haySIain
Quotations by C. T. Bmunllch k Oo. I
Selling
Price.
Timothy hay, per ton J1S 00 1
Mixed hay, per ton 17 00
Shell corn, new 1 20
"Wheat, per bushel 1 76
No. 2 recleatied com 1 20
Bran, per ton 38 00
The miners of Spitzbergen are apt
to get their mail only at intervals of
eight months, but they get the news
of the world twice a day by wireless. f
At the ninth annual apple show in
Spokane 49,200 apple pies were given
away. j
An Electric
Heating Pad
Indispensable in every electrically lighted
home ? but particularly in homes where there are chil
dren, invalids or aged folks.
An Electric Pad- combines all the advantages
and none of the disadvantages of the hot water bottle.
Clean, pliable, always ready ? nothing to fill ? nothing
to opill.
With reasonable care, an Electric Heating
Pad will outlast many hot water bottles. Jts instanta
neous service in just one emergency may be worth
many times its low first cost.
Wheeling Electric
Company
BOTH PHONES, 807
PRODUCE MARKET
WHEELING, W. Va., Jan.
Wholesale Prices.
Corrected by Parker & Co.
Oranges, Florida
Orajiufi, l'al. Navels
1-emons. Messina '
Cal. lemon*
Apples. per ba rrcl
( 'abbage, lb*
N'ew Calif, rahbajre
Onion*. bushel ...
Onion*, lias
rolatoes, bsc
1'otatoes. bushel .
Del. sweets. basket
Tears, bsrrel
<la per bushel ...
Malaga (trapes ....
Celery, dosro
Head Lettuce
Kale, barrel
Spinach, bushel ..
Cauliflower, crate
(Corrected by P. Bachman 4. Suih.)
Gutter, Cheese. Eggs and Poultry
Creamery butter
Ohio and l'ennsylranl*
Dairy
Bel eft efrgn
Fresh -to marli
Storage etlt? ..
2
2 Saws
.1 3D
3 5(1(^3
e
4 50
i *."i
s r.oiv.'
5 SOWS
2 25
1 TO
5 00
1 75
5 25 @5
25?
2 00
1 65
1 30
00
40tfr
35 (a
SOW
'lO'u
44l<T
Dressed?
Spring*
Hens, pound . . .
Turkeys
Ducks ;
Hroliers. froth .
Gees*
Allre?
Iteos. pound . . .
Yuung chickens
Koosten, pound
Ducks, pound .
Pigeons, pair ..
Poultry.
3',l?
!2@
25*}
150
18S
18?
10?
J5M
25 j
lOpenJillgh.lLow.JCIose I
94 %! 9C I 92%| 94% I
5i h ' 9% I nil !>u !
4 r, j 4 7%; 4 5 % I -.Ti
lls lift ills t
30 V4 ! 29^1 29%
77 % 7G % | 7 i % ,
106% 10B Vfefl?6*i 1
109%!l00%ili>8%
iiG%lii6%|iir.%
i ru rc 1 1 04 ft h itJ -V.
118
30
76 %
1 06 Vg
107
1 10
' 1 04 >1 04 1 1 04 r-i. IHM -X.
1123 Hi 123%!l23%|l23%
!218%!21S %'2l8 %I21 8 %
? 6 *Vg ; S 3 */$ ; 84
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
WHEELING. W." Va? Jan. 16. '17.
Furnished The Intelligtnccr by A. S.
Masten & Co., members New York StocU
Exchange, National Bank of West Vir
ginia building, Wheeling, W. Va. Louia
K. Brand manager.
STOCKS.
Am. Beet .Sugar
Alaska Gold ,.v,
American Can . .
do pref
Am. Ice Secur...
Am. Loconio. ...
do pref
Am. Smelt. <fc K.
do pref
Am. Sugar Ref. .
Am. Tel. & Tel.. .
Am. Tobacco ....
Anaconda ......
Atchison
Baltl. & Ohio. . .
Behh. tSeel
Baldwi Locontno
Brook. Rapid Tr.
Calif. I'et:
do pref
Central Leather..
Butte & Super. .
Chesa. & Ohio...
Chi. & Ot. W. pf..
Chile Copper....
C.. M. & St.. P
Chi no Copper ..!
Chi. & Rock I. . .
do ctfs
Corn Products . .
do pref
Cana. Pacific....
Colorado Fuel . .
Columbia Gas ..
Distillers' Secur.
Erie
do firsts
Gen. Electric . . .
Goodrich Rub
>105 ins >; i or. jiu;
, 83% S4 Vi , 83%; 84 u
4711 i -I !l 0 ,470 !4yo ^
55 %[ ."8 | 55%! 57"*
; SI % 81%j 81%; 81%
! 26 | 26 % 1 26 , 26%
i 56 % r.fiV-1 56 Vj ! 5 6 Vj
I 8 9 >4 ] 91%! 88%! 91 %
4 7 ';4 49%: 4714; *9
03 i 64%! 63%i 64%
! 39 I 3 9 ? a | 38 '-j I 38%
1 26%j 26 "! 25% I 22%
' 90 HI 91%' 90 % | 91 % ,
, 54 '-j ! 55 %1 54 %j 55%
! 31 M, I 3 1 Vfc ; 31% 31% 1
31%! 31 %: 31%| 31%
? 22%! 22 >?.j 22 I 22% 1
1 (13 % 103 % 103 % i 103 % ,
i 1 60 1I6I % 159 % 161 % I
45%! 4 6 % j 45% j 46% '
. 4 2 % i 43%' 42%| 43%
I 27% 28 1 27 % j 28 ,
' 32%; 33%, 32% 33%
! 48 48% 48 ! 48%
1168% 170% 168%il70%
..'56 59%; 56 ] 59%
Gt. North, pref. . IllG % il 1 6%:116 %!116%
Gt. North. Ore... 36 i 36%' 35%! 36%
Illionis Central. ,|106%|-06%106% 106%
Is
Inter-Boro Cons. 1 5 Vi ? 15%; 15
do pref '70 ) 70 ,70 ."0
Inter-Nat. Pa per'.; 102 % 103 %l 102 % '103
K. C. Southern.
Kenn. Copper .
I>aelede (las . .
Lehigh Valley
Lacka Steel ..
Mexican Pet...
M.. K. & T
Miami Copper .
Mo. Pac. w. 1 . .
do ctfs
National Lead
Nat. Enamel . .
New T-laven . ..
Nevada Consol.
N. Y. Central.
24%i 24%: 24 % I 24%
! 46 '47 ' 46 j 47
103 '? 103 U'103% 103%
" " 79 w.! 77 Ul 79
.1 S4 V 86 1 84 %
'1 03 % (105 % 1 03 %
8
41 "I 42
31 %i 31 ?,*
14 %| 14%
60
26%
47 !
24
8%
41
31%
14%
60 j 60
28% 26%
48 %l 47
2-1 % "?
.1100% 101% 100
Norfolk &. West. . |l 34 %!l 26 %'l 34 %
North. Pacific.. .. 1108 %il09 ?-0H %
86
104
9%
42
31%
14%
60
28%
48%
24%
lOll-j
136% j
109
56%: 56% | 5 1! % | 56%
1 1 0 5 105 105 1105
; 20 i 20 u1 20 20 %
( 78 % J 78%! 78 7S?
h 05 105 Mor, 105
100% 103 '100% 103
I 77 u, 80 : 77Vil 80
1104 % !1 04 % :1 04 % 1 104 %
' 17%' 18 i 17%: 18
' 26 %! 27%! 26%' 27%
'229 '2rt9 1228 1-. ,228^
68 70%i 68 "' 70 vl
.! 97%; 98 %! 97%! 97
.' 30 %^ 31%
. ; 69 69 V.
. ' 13';. 1.1%
. 70 , 70
16
30%! 31%
69 %i 69 Vi'tl
13% I 13%.
I 69% 1 69% ?
1 1 4 % I 15% .
232 % 235 !232 V. 1233%
143% 145% 143%'145
63% 64% 63%: 64%
1 05 U 1 09 Mi 105% il09% ,
59%, 60%: 59% 60% 1
110 '111 110 !1ll |
112% 115 '112% 115
120% 120% 120% 120% I
' 1 07 % '1 07 % 106% 107 '
Pennsylvania . .
Peoples Gas ....
Pacific Mail ...
Press. Steel Car
do pref
Reading
Republic
do pref
Advance
Ray Consol ....
Sesirs Roebuck..
Sloss-Sheffield .
South. Pacific .
Southern Rv ...
do pref
Am. Hide & I... .
do pref ......
Tenn.Cop. &Chenv 1 4 %
Texas ^il ......
TTnion Pacific ..
U. S. Smelting..
Utah Copper . . .
U. S. Rubber...
do 1st pref. . .
U. S. Steel
do pref
do bodns .....
Va. Chemical . .
Will vs Overland
Wabash
do pref "A"..
Western Unio . .
Westing. Elec. .
do rights ....
W. & L. E. w. I.
Western Md...
All is Chalmers.
Am. Woolens...
Am. Zinc
Crucible Steel .
<l)do pref. . . .
Greene Cananea.
Int. Nickel ....
Tnsplra. Copper..
Lee Rubber ....
Marine
do pref
Maxwell Motors
Phi la. Co
Pgh. Coal Co....
Atlantic Gulf ..
Anglo French_. .
Total shares -808,500.
Ponds $6.1 S9. 000.
(1) ? Ex-dlv. 2 per cent extra acct. ac
cuml. dividends payable J^n. 31.
BOSTON COPPiTr STOCKS
42% 43%,
3 6 1 36%
.'13 ! 15%
.' 54 ""
95%
62%
1., '
21
28
a,
36'.
03%
96
53%
42%: 43%
36 I 36%
15 "15%
r.4%' 55%
95 % j 96%
52%' 53%
! 2 1 %
i 28 %
17%'
38 i
.'44% 44 %
.' 41%! 42
.' 56% 59%
.' 23% 23%
.! 25 'i 2.814
.' 81% 85%
.J 53 U. Sfi
21 ; 21 %'
27 I 27 %
27 ' 27%
45% 46%
36% I 37%
65% 03%: 65%
' 116
! 44% 44%
4 1 % 4 2
! 56%' 57
' 23% 23%
2 5 % ' 27 %
81%' 85%
! S3 % ' 56
41%' 41%! 41%' 41V. !
45%' 47% 45%' 46U. j
'109% 111 109 1114
i 9% 9 % ! 9%' 9%
WHEELING. W. Va, Jan. 16. '17.
Furnished The Tnteuignncsr by A. E !
Masten <fc Co.. members N'ew York Stock j;
Exchange, National Bank or West VI r- 1
ginla building. Wheeling. W. Va. Loula '
F. Brand, manager. i<
STOCKS.
Adventure ....
Ailouez
Arcadian
Arizona
Cal. & Arizona
Cal. & Heula .
Centennial ...
Copper Range
Paly West . . .
East Butte . . .
| Bid. J Ask.
j 3%' 4 %
6?i % I
4%l
13%'
79%|
555
26 i
67%!
67 %
13%
SO
560
1 4 % : 15%
STOCKS AND BONDS.
A. E. MASTEN &. CO.
BROKERS
204-205-20H National Bank of Watt Va. 8I??
LOUIS P. BRAND, Manager.
MEMBERS
NEW YORK STOCK tXCHAMt
PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCMANtl
BOSTON STOCK EXCUAN6K
CHICAGO STOCK EXCHANaC.
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADK
Franklin
Hancock
Indiana
J ,?le Uoyale
Kerr Lake
Lake
Mass. Consol
Michigan
Mnhawk
North Butte
Old Dominion ....
( >scoia . .'
Quincy
.Shannon
South Utah
Superior
Superior & Boston
Tamarack
Trinity
Utah Consol
Victoria
Winona
Wolverine
Tuolumne
8%!
18
2%f
34 U I
4>|!
16 j
IB !
3 i
85%j
?>o
54
8fi :
88% I
9%!
25 j
15%!
7%!
5 7 V.'
5 !
18%'
5 !
4 !
44%'
1*1
8%
18%
3%
35
4%
16 V4
15%
8*
86
23
64 %
87
00
9%
30
15%
7% I
58
5%
18%
5%
4%
48
1%
Curb Mlnln; StsoU.
Bingham
Bohemia
Blue Bell
Coiis. Copper ....
Consol. Arizona ..
Crown Reserve ...
First National . . .
La Rose
McKinlcy J'arrah
United Verde Ex.
Yukon Gold
8%J
.1%
1*
3%!
1%
40 {
3%i
50 1
50 i
37%
1>
2 V*
?1%
4%
2
50
3%
55 ?
55
38
2%
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
WHEELING, W. Va., Jan. 16, '17.
Furnished Tho Intelligencer by A. B.
Masten & Co.. members New York Stock
Exchange. National Bank of West Vir
ginia building. Wheeling, W. Va Louia
F. Brand, manager.
_s'to? :ks. " ~ .| Bid. | Ask.
A tin ilia-Gold field | 12 j 13
Calumet A Je<jm<? .[ 1%'
Caandian Car A Fdy ...| 2!' i
Car. Light A Power : 2%j
cramps S. & E ( 75 j
Emerson Phonograph .?...' !? 94 1
Goldfield Consol j 64
35
2%
10
67
Geene Monster ...I | 1%!
Hecla Mining .. | 7%!
Hendee Mr'g "? 25 j
Jumbo Extension ! 35 1
Kathodian Bronze pref....[ 2%| ., f.
Magma Copper ' 51%j 52
Mid vale Steel I 63 I 63 >4
Nipissing Mines ' 8%' 8%
Pac. Gas Electric I 64%l ' 64%
Submarine Boat j 21 *4 : ""
Triangle Film 1%
U. S. Light & Heat ; 1%
do preferred ' 3
United Alloys { 49
7%
28
38
3
1*
1%
Ulnted Profit Sharing.
World Film
',s '
49%
%
1
Oatstda Motor Btoclta.
I 30
Chalmers Motors I 30 !
Chevrolet Motors ! 110 i
Hupp Motors ! 3 I
International Motors, new. 1814
Peerless Motors ! 16 !
Standard Motors ( 6
United Motors 42%'
Edmund Jk Jones ....... ..j j 40
Ontslde Oil Stocki.
" 15%!
35
115
4
19%
20
6%
43
Cosden Oil & Gas
do preferred
Cosden Refining
International Petroleum
Midwest Refining ......
Okla. Prod,. & Refining. .. .! 12%|
Sapulpa Refining 10 j
Sinclair Oil j 61%!
Way land Oil A Gas 4%
Osage & Hominy 8%
Pen-Mex fi0 J
Sequoyah Oil !2 1-16
Tidewater Oil I -25 |
Standard Oil Subsidiary Stocks
WHEELING, W. Va.. Jan. 16, *17.
Furnished The intelligencer toy A. E.
Masten & Co.. members New York Stock
Exchange, National Bank of West Vir
ginia building, Wheeling, W. Va. Louis
F. Brand, manager.
STOCKS.
Anglo American Co., Ltd. ? I 16%
Atlantic Refining Co 1030
Borne-Scrymser Co 475
Buckeye Pipe Line Co 117
Chesbrough Mfg. Co.. Cons..i440
Colonial Oil Company ) 50
Continental Oil Co 590
Crescent Pipe Line j 41
Cumberland Pipe Line 1 1 25
Eureka Pipe Line 1225
Galena Signal Oil Co. pref...'140
do common il80
lOpenJClose
17
45
110
19
220
llllolns Pipe Line
Indiana Pipe Line Co.
National Transit Co.
New York Transit Co
Northern Pipe Line Co 1105
Ohio Oil Company ....
1'lerce Oil Corporation
Prairie Oil & Gas Co..
Prarie Pipe Line .*....1320
Solar Refining Co '360
Southern Pipe Line ]2 1 5
South Penn Oil Co '565
South West Penna Pipe Line.lll!
Standard Oil Co. of Calif !383
Standard Oil Co. of Indiana. . 1825
Standard Oil Co. of Kansas. .'575
Stanard Oil Co. of Ky 1710
Standard Oil Co. of Neb.... 570
Standard Oil Co. of N. J....'692
Standard Oil Co. of N. Y.,,'273
Standard Oil Co. of Ohio.... 475
Swan A Finch Co ! 1 1 5
Union Tank Line I 98
Vacuum Oil Company 375
Washington ii|| Company...! 40
1050
1500
120
450
70
610
44
135
235
145
185
250
115
21
225
,108
385 '390
14% 15
64 5 1655
|325
;370
220
(575
1120
'388
835
595
730
590
C9?
[277
1500
!1 20
100
'385
: 45
PITTSBURGH STOCKS
WHEELING, W. Va.. Jan. 16, '17.
Furnished The Intelligencer by A. E.
Masten A Co., members New York Stock
Exchange, National Bank of West Vir
ginia building, Wheeling, W. Va Louia
F. Brand, manager.
STOCKS. I B I d. j_A*Jt_
American Sower Pipe I 17%j 17%
.?\m. Window Glass Machine. 57% | 58
do preferred I |122
Am. Witidown Glass, pref...il05
'olumbla Ga>' and Electric. .? 43
Consolidated Ice j 4 4%
do preferred 1 28%
Independent Brewing j 3%! 3%
do preferred -.!'17 ! 17%
Manufacturer's L. & II ' 65 ' 65 %
S'atlonal Fire Proofing i 7 % | 7%
do preferred ! 17% I 17%
;~>hio Fuel 45 | 46
>sage & Oklahoma Gas '..... 122
Pittsburgh Brewing pref....' is I 18%
Pittsburgh Oil Gas ! 11%!
San Toy I 15 ) Jfi
Union Switch & Signal 106%
United States Glass ! I 39%
Westinghouso Air Brake .!15.6 |15fi%
West Penn Tr. A W .Power.! 21 | 22
LaB~ i~ Tf ~M gT "I Yf 1 80 82 j~To"
do pf.. 125%U25% 125 ! 60
Pure u.i 22 \ j^2 22 1 21% I 22 [262
Stocks 1 4,893.
' A "
I X ? I X. B T T
?ODKA?
I 35 Twelfth St.
I Wheeling.
^Bell 306 Nat)923
Z>oc&l mocks
and ZaTMtaMl
Bonds
Members
Wheeling Stock
Exchange
? M
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JAMES GREER ?
Correspondent 0 1
*?&vTF'&riSr<S?i ium *?
j Stocks and Bonds. *Wl*e to kO
yrlmary Markets.
National 391. ? B?U SMBVyjB
301-SCa Schmnlbach Bnlldlag.
SPE1DEL & BACHMAN, Inc.
X2TVXITNBVTB.
? Stocks. Bonds sad Immmm
Bither Fkomo SS*
401-2-3 ??rman Bank Bnlldia* ?
mmbsri of Wk'g Btock Bxohaaf
m
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NORTON & COMPANY
Stocks, Bonds, Bog BsU?^
636 **t. Bxohaaf sB*ak Bid*.
.Inquiries Solicited.
Telephone No. If.
icievuviic
maiww Wkeeling Stock__Bckaag>.
FIDELITY ?
INVESTMENT A880CIATI0N
New York and Local Stocks MdBcndfc
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Members Wheeling Stock Bxeksigo
All orders nnd Inquiries- given prompt
Attention. /
Bsll 403 }18JB : ?Yi
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foonrltUs. . .
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BROKER
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813-813 Schranlbaoh Bide.
BeU 1*38? National tST ~
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RAILWAYS.
Baltimore & Oliio
RAILROAD
WINTER
Excursion Fares
?TO?
Florida
-VIA- J
Washington
With Stop-Over Privilege.
Tickets on sale daily No
vember 1 to April 30.
GOOD TO RETURN UN
TIL MAY 31, 1917.
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"WHEELING. W. Va.. Jan. It. *17. . '
Furnlshea The Intelligencer t>r A B.
M.Vsten &. Co.. members rrew York Stock
Exchange, National Bank of West Vlr?
pinia building. Wheeling, W. Va. Lout*
F. Brand, manager.
Open. I Htgb.l Low. I Cloae.
-* it ill "
January .
March . . .
May
J uly
Aujtuat ..
October .
Uecember
17 35
17 44
17 68
17 64
17 4
16 40
16 48
17 47
17 67
17 87
17 84
17 43
16 60
16 62
17 SI.
17 60
17 61
11 ill
TTB
17 44
17 M
17 ?
17 4*
IS II
If SI
PETROLEUM
?OIL CITT, Pa.. Jan. 16.? Credit bal
nnccs $3.05. Runs 47.526: average 7S.?
7S1. Shipments 05,847; average 43,917.
?
An electric flash lamp with a bulb
In the shape of a hand is a novelty ugg
for night signaling by automobiles, ; '?%
=* tM
bringing up father
BT GEORGE McMANTJS
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