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Shorts Run To Coyer
On Basis of Good News
NEW ^ i >UK. Kt'b. l?>. ? Trailers were
again in sole possession . ?t" th>; market
today and in pare severs ed their attliud-i
of the preceding session. covering short
oonto-aets on the niore encouraging de
velopments over night. chief anions
theio the action taken by the lead
ing! transportation linos to relieve
freight congestion.
Condition*- m Mexico and Cuba also
were regarder with less apprehension.
Steamship Issuer some relax- ;
atlon of recent pressure on the more [
'satisfactory outlook i'i>r that industry,
and metals responded t" reports of |
further inquiries for the retlned product
from homo and abroad. I
?PoaltnKs were only nomnally larger
than !r. the early days of the work, but j
in a considerably larg.-r number of in- 1
dividual stocks.
Of the more popular stocks. I*. P. j
Steel pursu>\! tht? narrowest course,
moving within a radius of i :H points
and closing a; a net k-?.? t* of a point. |
Coppers and shippings fluctuated at ex
treme pains of one to three points.
? Total sales of stocks amounted to
335.000 shares.
Bonds were irregular. but standard
issues. Including the international group
were firm. Total sales i par value) $2.
?440. 000.
I*. S. coupon 3's fell p.-t- cent on
rail. Registered 2's and 4's declined ;Vt
and 1 j per cent respectively, on actual
sales.
TICKER TALK
(Tly private w ir-- to |-*i nance Compuny.)
Copper Range declared regular quart
erly dividend of $t.f?0 and SI extra.
llepublic' Iron and Sfeet quarterly di
vidend of 1 v?n preferred and I per
cent <>n common. The common- is pay
able May 1 stock record April 20: pre-;
, ferred payable April 2nd. to stock record
March 20th.
The General Chemical C?v. declared
regular quarterly dividend of ' per
cent on preferred stock, payable April 2 I
stock record March 1G. '
Oosde.rt Oil and 'Has declared regular
Quarterly dividend of 1 \ per cent on
preferred stock, payable Mar eh I stock
record February !!?. Action on common
dividend will be taken later and it is ex
pected that the rate will be inereased.
Hercules Powder Co. year ended De
cember .11 surplus SI1?. 2*4.373 increase
$1 1.7fifi.57:? equal lo 227.75 per cent on
$7.!50.00i> common stock compared with
t>3.1S per cent earned on same stock In
1315.
Standard <">il company of Ohio declared
regular quarterly dividend of S.I a share
and usual extra of Roth payable
April Hooks i lose March 2 and re
open March 22.
LogTan Se Bryan's Closing- Stock Lettor.
i By private wir. to .v. K Mnsten & Co.)
XKW Yi'llK. !?'?!>. Ifi. ? Prices bet
tered moderately. Much discussiontook
place as t" the probable . ft". > t of freight
congest ton at eastern terminal* and the
embargoes which have been levied on
railroad and industrial earnings as did
the apparent spreading of the rebellion
i;? ? 'ub i.
Hi'\y?>V'>r. rather l- ss n.-rvousness was
ill .-vid.'He.- than lo r. i.ifi.rv and there
?was an abs.ji.-e , f liquidation from
points outside \.-u York. The fact
that long st.H-ks h? veo.nsed
otit ? ti ?{U<mt it y is a ntin ron x I v beginning
tc have a (eii'ttg . (Toot, on the rv s .if
shorts. :?* quit.- a ictic scattered buy
it'S by t iti.se' , .'tumit t> d to the side of
dociinine prices was in progress. The
borrowing demand !'..>? stocks is vrv
large and t:>nv th:?r lionidntion has sub
sided a I'd prices ? xliibi: tend* tt'cv '<?
setter, w. ? ar- h htie.i t-> think "that
any t u rt her u-uttrn will <|o mu<h to
wards pr-cipitatins a hastv .-..v. ring
movKifii!. w ith or-s. bulge ..f
consid' f *ble .xt.ru. Judged by marly
)li ^t; lards, tlx. i;. n.-ral run of seeur
ty "."lees See, ti f,. I,;, Ve a pproaeh^d a
iK'\ ??' W.n.- t v|h?uM a |?prr;t r to <| is?*rirni ll?
Mime r?.
LOGAN &. BKYAK'S GRAIN LETTER.
riiy private wire to \ t; Masten Co.>
< Kit \t.?> l-.dv U'h.-at. corn and
-I- T ? !- like a
t. ;iie t.n in wh-at.
i' tr.-s should hack-d up by purchases
j: rates, at: up
ward swing ? t;: - : t >ti the olh- r
s? -r? ? : Xortii \m> rj.-a "-'d
th:>. With ' !.? -v.. . ;e:? i.? r?...'.s
T.t.tr. ? . n> . ,?t . r >r
Butter, and Cheese
NCV." y< >i:lC ' i:;"-r iirm:
er. r> h:- ? - 'htn . W as 47 >
* r- at?f.-r\ ? t ? as i >. ? h i !<;?v 4
i;r ? ??c*nd r: .
l-"gg> l.-relv st ea.lv; :f>i gatli"-red
? \ : ra ??:??; ars'- . 1 A ? 7 c . re.
!:? Lri-;t?:- ? 12 '?-??: - 1 a\.-rage
1-st J!'.. ?: ? rb.v ti'O r> v.'iLi-s.
on* "?? f i n-arby h> Hie r v
1 bees, iirin ; --a-. I:. !?!. s|?-. ia!s %
A- '.??-.? ; v't. averig. fancy
l.t .-? |?.iijrrv ??: -? r ?' tel. n- ^',v22e;"
fowls 22 22 tar!..;.. not ? j. I ? >? - d .
t?r. s-. .i lirtn: ch ns iv<i21'?-: t'">.v|s
in w : : tut l; v 2? ?? ?
K1 ?ur..--t' .,.|y.
PETROLEUM
I?ll. ??ITV. Pa. ?'. b ?>...! t : ! ,a I -
ce.s .?">?"? tcuns M.Os.*,; a\. rag. '-uns
l.v'.i <lii*!:ii:ts 17: average sliip
tits |\.7'.>5.
I Renewed Pessimism
j Lowers Wheat Price
i Market Closed Weak Over a Cent Xowor '
Than On the PrececUnff Day.
r hicaco. ut. ? Uenew ai or pes- 1
! slmism regard injr the outlook _ for any.
immediate revival of ox port 'business
had a. h-arish influence today on wto.it.;
T!n? market closed weak. to I1;
lower with May at 17J:,h 1" 173f,k a:.. I
July at 11^ to 1 l^:i. Corn lost i.. ; ? >
V \ and oais ?"?* to.7!..
Provisions finished at a ranse vrirj ?
ing from 5 coins decline to a rise of
2*4.
Heaviness and lack oi support eha*
aeterized the wheat murk"! t hroimhout
I t ho session except tor a brief peri "I j
after mid-day. i
~ ! opoii. | Ilia1' i Low ? Close. |
I Whoa I ? - ? I I I ? j
1 M a v ..'$1 7-1 ? ? $1 76 U SI 7 2 r'? $1 ..>-,1
j July .. I 4S\j 1 50 1 47^i 1 48
Corn ? ! I i I
: .\iav 10H? 1 02 li| 1 00 ;* 1 01
! ? July ..; l t'O | I ooiai 99-V 99-;
Oats? i i j ... !
j May 57 'i ;n {?'''?
July 55 '"s 1 &.">?> 54,ls S4 'j
I fork ? ! i I '
Mav i .'2? 95 29 70 |29 0.?
j July 25 29 30 29 07 (29 30
! Lard ? l I i j
! Mav .. 16 67 !'? "0 62 16 <0
j July .16 *5 !l'j "2 16 S2
I Kit's ? . .. ! _ I .
Mav .. 15 70 : 75 .la C;. 1.-1 <?>
.Inly ...15 77 I '? s:> -15 S5
i Cash quotations ? W'Sisut, N'o.^ - H'"l,
; nominal: N o. :> lied Si 75<t?l rCV?: No.
I ?> Hard $1 SO: No. 2 Hard, nominal.
' Corn. No. 2 Yellow, nominal; No. 4
Yellow 9 9 ff I 00 ;,j. ; No. 4 White 'J 'J '4 ','i1
L IHH4, 13
Oats. No. 3 Whito 5Sr.T59',i: Standard
OS **+ ff,i 59 Vj?
I'ork $29 95. l-ard $16 50. Ribs
$15 vv?P5 75.
T?">I.KP(>. <?. Feb. 16.? "-"Wheni. cash
l$l.S5">~: May Sl>9!V?: July $l.53a.i. ?
Clover seed, pritno cash and I'Vbruary 1
S.1 1.75: March $11.47. I
1 Alsike, prime cash $11.75: March j
,$11. so.
Timothv. prime rash $2.47: March
j $2.47.
1 N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
j WHKKLINC. W. Va.. Feb. IK. 1917. j
, Furnished The Intelligencer bv'A. 12. |
I Maii ten & Co..- members New i'ork Slock ;
' Exchange. National l'.ank of West \ 11- j
?ginia building. Wheeling, W. Ya. Luula j
i F. Brand, 'manager..
? STOCKS. [Open. High.; LowJClOse '
Am. Beet- Sug. . . . 90 Vg 9uS 8$?stj S9
'Alaska 9old ....' 7 \ S 4 7 *4; S
' Am. < "an 43 , 4 3-\ 43 ; 43
( Am. '/.< nc -. SaVi 36 :4 35 3 6 '? j
j Am. <"iir & Fdy. .; 61' 6 J . >!U , 6'J j
Am. Ak. t'hem..' Sti 9" _ . 86- !*0
liAm. Ice Sec. .. 23 ? 5 1 25 v-i ? 25 ^
I Am. Loco : 70 , 7U ;? 69 's' 69 ?~
1 Am. Woolen ... 47!j 4 7 1 ? ; -17 l? j
Am. Sm. <i: lief, '.o; iH f 7 :oj 9i i
'Atlantic Cult' .. 93 95-% 93 94^ 1
Am. Sus- lief. . MS 109 . 1 OS 109 !
, Am. Tel. .v Tel. . 1^4'-.. 124 l-j 124 124 <a r
A Ills < "ha 1 12 , ^2 12 12 " !
Anaconda 75 'i 76-->i ? I 7.V |
Atchtnsou fit in. . t'i2'4 ! 'J 2 1 ij 2 ? * 102 \-h ;
i 14. com. . . . 70 1? ?7>'l?i 7 r. f h . .?'k
1 "rucilde Steel .. I 65 -"St 63 63 ;s '
? do pref : ........ ^ 1 1 1 j
Baldwin Loco. .. 53 52 U 52 J4 j
I'al. I'et. com. .. 1'3 2 4 \ 23 23 1
? do pref 53 ;?4 *4 1 -j ;>3
. 1 'on. Leather .. *?; S6 ?? S4.'4 S;>
d'? pref I 1 1 *-4 112 Vv 1 1 2 112
Vhes & Ohio ... 58", 59 5Sth 59
| Am. H. X" Lea. 12 12 12 12 j
do prof '? 2 '-j 6 2 1 62 '-j 62-3
M. & St. I*'. . >?'*? >?? l4 79 ??* N" '?*
:< "hi.Ho 1 'op. .... -53 >j 54 V4 i?3 .1 I
,v U. i ctt's. .. 26 2*5 2?ik
'?'hile ? 'op. .'.... 2 ll? 22 '4 21 '4 22 I
1 "..rti I 'rod 2 2 IS 2'".- - L 1 4. '
pref Ml I'll 101 Ml ' j
."a-i. I'a. l '.2 152 15" U 152
'">d. Fuel com... 4 3 "i 4 4 ?'?>, 43 -'4 4 I "i? .
tj.is 1 1 9 "0 122 _ 1 1 9 "m 122 _ |
r>is. Sec - 25 >4 2;> 'h 25'*
Krie com ....... 26 U 2 6 '-.4 25;i* 26
do firsts ... 3 s 3 >-4 3 S s4 3 S **4 ?
. Jen. Kiev 161 164'.. 164 164 |
"Joodrich liuli 55 55 55 55
<Jr. N'of. pref... 1 1 2 1 -j 112"* 1 I 2 : I 1 2 '
( Jt Nor < >re .. 31 V* 31 '2 31 '4 31 '4 j
Illinois 'Vntral .Ml .Ml'- Ml l":!-j
I tit.'rl'.vro 1 'on .. 13 13 13 '13 j
do pref. 63 6."', 63 , 63 14
interna! Caper. 26!? 3S-\ 6 3S 4 |
do pre!
'<7 t
. ,iv. Sou. . 5 1 '? ?_ 54 5 t.'i 54 '-j
!<.???; '??.in . . 42 "1 1 3 '? _? 4'J:? 4.'. '4
Lehigh "2 72", 7? 7> ' 7':'.J
I.aek;. S: ?-??? . ? 7'. 76 .?.?? . ?; '4
I'.-i . s 5 ' S7 S ' -'4 S '? "'4
. ?: tftr .. Silver . 6<^ 6:, ,;<4
Miami ? 'op 3. .1.li .v. ?' ? l>*
Ms !':o- etfs . M-S. ll'S M!4 l"'-4
do w. 1 ? 2-< 2 4 24 2S 1
\M. Lead com. . 54 5 I ' i
Nut. Knamel ... 3 2 ;?
VeW Haven .. . 3* 3 s 3?.-, 3 .
N.-vada lion. . 2' _? 23"s. 23"*
New York i'en. '.'4 95 '.. 9 1 95
N'-.r. .V West *. . 129 12'.' 1 2 < T? 1 21>
\t.r. I'a.-. liv to:'.'; l?:i ;-j M3 M3 _
i-enn. ii. li ? ? 54 \ * 4 ?'? 5 1 \ 54
(???o'des i las . S!"^ '?o-S SS'; S9?i
I 'a I*' Mail 23' " 23 ?? 23 23-\
>'r..ssod St I. <"ar 7 5 7"._ 7e_ 7.j
* 'on. ? 2 5", 25 "v 2 5-"? 25
Kpadmn ????us. 91'. 'J ' f- 9" 9]'*
I ioii. coin 71'.; . ;> 4 ? I . ? I "i
liv. St; Stl^s !?; 16 16 46
\ i'l I iurnel v c:n L">'j I5'? Li'.- L> '?
Sr udol'a ' . ? I'".1. M"\ M3
Sou. I'a.. .. 93 93\ 93 93-%
Sou. ;i- 2S 2?.--i 2 -?fi\
I'liila 1 3X?? 2S-\ 3S\ .91,
Marine com .... 23 2 1 -k 23 j '?* i
do Pi-ef . 67 v 70 67 -j, I
Ten i 'op \ i -hem 15 V, 15 U 15 '4 I 5 '4
Texas <'il ....... '216 s, 222 ?;2I:- 221 ,
I nion l':o- 137'- 127-\136t:. 137'5
v:: s3 S3 s:;
... ,
do pret.
HOOVER
SWEEPER
H ouse Cleaning
Is Coming
And that i> -vhal iSiis dOt\s ? r-Iciins your
lionn; as no other- method can do, be
Ichllsp. tin* HOOVER ELECTRIC
and SlVnoX SWEEPER with
the MoU'r-Orivtii Brush <zr-ts all
the dirt tiia? other tnotliods leave
in your nig?. f
Get a Hoover Sweeper now.
and have it ready for clean
ing" time.
We cai? simplify your wash
ing:, and make "wash-day a
pleasure hv sending voi: a
MOLA ELECTRIC c
WASHING MACHINE 1
? Ask us about this
met.kod ox doing- your
work.
Either Machine sent to
your home on trial.
HOOVER SWEEPER SALES AGENCY
EDWARD N. EARLEY, District Mgr.
Rex Theater Building.
Bell 1138- J. Wheeling, W. Va. ' Nat'l. 643-X.
ENTZfO,
36-Sr Jacob St
Wheeling.WVa.
OUT OF THE HIGH RENT DISTRICT"
What lias become of the Old-Fashioned Parlor. witli its red plush settee, the
plaster paris ornament on t ho waist-hiirh pedestal, and the platform roelcer, whose
springs squeaked and complained with every motion?
? they 're s'oinu,", jn'oinu-, none. '
And the Livinir Room has come t<< its place ? Sti-ff! formality has given
way to cheerful homeliness, and the change in style has evolved furniture of real
merit and beauty. . ! ? .
We call your attention to the above picture, showing the settee of a very beautiful Living Room Suite now on display m our win
dow. The frame-work is of brown mahogany, with antique carved panels t<> match. The loose seat and back cushions. arc made of mul- ?
berry color st riped vel our. ? .
Truly this suite is a beautiful creation, and it is .just one of the many pleasing designs that we show in Living Room Furniture.
Floor Lamps, "Writing Desks, Library Tables and all the accessories that help to make the Living Room completely furnished are
shown here in great variety. : ' : f
The biggest inducement we offer our customers, however. is lower prices. We allow a Fifteen Per Cent. Cash Discount from our
plainly marked prices.
I "i ah ('(id. . . . . .;iOC4;i(tSU'106 u lOTa;
r. s. Hub ; r> :: 5:: ", r. i ?? . 33 ' i
1". S. Smelt. ...! 64% ?' 55 54^ 55 I
l.'. S. Steel com. . . 105 u 1 or. "M 1 1 ? > 5 in". -V,
do pref 1 1"'- 1 1 7 '.-J ; 1 1 7 II 7 l..
(lii bonds HTi's li'S^gjlt'SVa l"-T> C
Owens U?t j !?!? ;?!' j !?!? "! 1?;' '
Wabash pref. A: is , 4SU| 47^ 4 s I
iln 1 1 r?* r* B....| 1*5 , 35 j IT) , l- 5 ~ !
West. Mi! j 23 23 23 ! 23 |
West. Klis*. com; i 5(1 U! 5,,li! 5ft ; 5c '?
Max. Motors . . n-i 55 v.! 53 5i; 54
do first |iret'..| 07
do see. prel'..
o:
do see. prei.... .... .... ?
Woolworth 14 3 >? 143U|14a^.il4.1U
Alii s i 'hill ? 1*4 ' - ; 24 - I :-| 24
Butte t\i sup. .. 44 ?4 i 45 V 44 V 451*
Columbia tias .. 3 it j 3 ?'*? 3H I 3!)**
Cuba, Cane Sup.. 1 40'- 3S j 4 <? n4
Creeiie '"an .... I 2 i 42 4" 42
Int. Nickel -Hi ; 4 1 I 4'<-% 4 1
Insp. i 'op 55'/* 55-% 5 4 ;i< 54
Ohio Kuel ' 52' j1 53 ^ 52'., 5 2 Si
'?bio Cities I'as. !'K | :>;? i?S v..
Tills. < "<iill COI11.. j 44 I j 44/N, 1 4 4 4 -'s
Willys i>ver. ... 32Ts 3.3"?$; 2 3.'!
Anglo French 1' 1 !? 2 i l'l',a !>2
Total shares. 340,800.
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS
.WI in KM NO. V. Va., Feb. IB. 1 1> 1 7.
Furnished The Intelligencer by A. E
Masten & Co.. members New York Stock
l?xchange. National Hank of West Vir
ginia building. Wheeling, W. Va. Louis
P: Brand, manager.
ST< h 'KS.
i Hid. ! Ask.
Adventure . gj,;. (;;? "
Allouess I , - .j
Arcadian
I 3 '- 2
Arizona com ,
i "al. & Arizona ! i ?*> 1
Cnl. & i lecla ' 55n | 55S
Centennial ..i I'll i 22_
Cop. Kange ! 03% 03 T;
Paly West I - V
Hast Bulte 1 i 1 ;t 'v
Franklin ! 7 U I 7 -',
1 10 I PP
Hancock
1%:
Indiana .
Isle Kovale f 33 33 1?
Iverr Lake .' <*, "?
Lake i hp.4 ni?;
Mass. t 'on j 1-3 1 3 5
3 \ ] ,i
X I pissi tig s "? '?
North Butte j 20*1 31
< ild nonunion J 03 i>2'i
Osceola S4 V SO
Quiitcy 90 " !?0U.
Shann<iii j "i3* X'j
South I'tah | 25 35
Superior j I 1 1 4 1 ...
Superior & Boston 'I 0
Tamarack ?... *?0 *4 50
Trinity i I t 'j
I'tah 1 'on IJ-Ui 31)
Victoria 5;4 5 U
Winona J I I
I 4 7 1 ? 4sC
1 J;
~S :
Wolverine
Tuo]umn?>
Cnrb Mining- Stocks.
Bingham .S
Holo-mia ' 1 -"'k I'.,
Blue Hell | 1%: 1
? 'on. Cop -3
Arizona Con j 2 2',
1'rown Ueserve 35 ' 31'
First National 3 3!4
LaKosH 55 0"
Mclvinley Parrah ? 45 55
1 "lilted Verde Kx.J 3!i 1 3I?
Yukon ? ?'?Id 2 j 2
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
W!IKKLI.\'7. W. Va.. Feb. lfi..l'j!7.
Furnished The I nt^lllKencer by A. F.
Masten & Cfi . members New York Stock
Kxciian?<\ Nattonal Hank of West Vir
ginia building. Wheeling, W. Va. Louis
F Brand, manager.
ST'm'KS ~ ; "l ;i.l Ask?
Atlanta iloldfielil 13's 14 '?
? 'alumel & Jerome I l!-l>i 1 13-10
I'anadian Car Kdy ' 25 3"
Car Light ?V- I '.iiver j 2 '< 1; "t
1 "ramps S. & I-- 1".'
Fmerson I'hono j 0sii 1'Pi
* ioldfleld ' ' ,'onsol : 04 00
Creene Monster I 7-10 I ' j
Heela Mining T r> 7 "?
Hi'iidei* Mfg ' 23 1'S
.(umbo Kxt. '. 2S I 311
Kath. Pran/e prrf " ' 1
Moterh L"de
4"
Mi
Magma > f,P
5 P, :? !
S 1
S'i
FT A 1 >1 \ N'N
Mil I vale St '-el
N'ipissing Mines : s
Sitbmaririo Boat -'lii -?>
L*. S. Light & Heat J I V' J
do pref 1 ?'*
I nit^d Alloys 42i2 1 3 ? .?
World Film f'*
Serf ion 3" I'J 12
Charcoal Imu
Ontalde Motor Stocks.
f'balniers -1'
Chevrolet ;
if1
liiternational ' 1 '?
du pref '. .....
Standard 0
I ?????rles*4- '. .' ' ! I
f'nlte.l 3*' :
l-Mmiind & Jones '-?'
Ontsldo Oil Stocks.
i 'i.sden Oil & i las
d'i pref J :
.' 'osden X' ' "o . ' 1
I nt "rnat ioiial IVt 1 - !
M id w?*st ? I 07
M idwst l:?-t'iii:rig >
? ikla.. l'roil .v- lief I";
' 'sagi- .<? Hontin> s:
Par. ' Iris ! :iec
I '??nn. M "V ???
Sapulpa li-finlrig '' ' 1 '' 1
Sinclair OH ?? 50 HI 5<?
Tidewat?*r <*'1! 220 232
Way land ?~?{ 1 ?. Oas 1
.S'-'iU"'- ai: Oil 1 I - 1 ?"
M err:: t "il . ' "P
Standard Oil Subsidiary' Stocks
WHFELIN'i. W A'a . Feb ! 1 :? 1 7.
Furiilsbe'l "I'll.- I ill <dl iu.-i. ????:? I.y \ ]?*
Masten .'i- ' . members N?-iv York Sto.-k
K.xelia nn*-. .Vatiimal Bank (?!' W.-st \'ir
ginia building. Wheeling. W \'.i Louis
F Brand, manager.
ST'iCKS. Bid Ask.
rig |o Ameri'-an '"o L'd ! ?'. ir.';
Atlantic nefiriing '
|'..irne-Scrvms?*r 1 '??
B'ickey- I'ipv L-ln ? '?? I"
' "lies Krough M I'n '"?? ' ".?? . 12
1 ???!?. riial < Ml 1
1 '..iii inonla I ''il i "o
' 'i i.siy til I'ipe Lin. .... .17 1 \
? 'iim?'brl:in'l Bip>- Lim- 1 J ?? ;::.i
llureka I ? 1 1 ??? L!n>* ... .. 2"T. ; 1 ."?
Catena Signal < ?ii ' "o pref . I in Mr.
do common 155 1 711
Illinois Pipe Line ? '237 {242
Indiana Pipe Line ? *0 'Inn In.",
National Transit <*o. I is ' pt
Vew York Transit Co 1210 '2.'!'i
.'x'orfliern Pipe Line Co I ;is IH13
?'?!iio Oil '"o ...;:!ss '3;i2
ti n 1 1 jt ?? 1 1)
j 0 ?tr.
i. iii)
I'ierco Oil Corporation
l'rairie 'Ml & ilas <"o
1'ra.lrlo I'ipe Line ...
Solar Itcfinirnr **o
southern I'ipe Lin?
South I'enn Oil <"o. .
South "West IVima 1'ipf
Standard oil
Standard < 'II
Standard <?ll
Standard I Ml
Standard Oil
Standard i >1 1 ? '<>. of N. .1.... Bso
Standard <>il ?'o. of N. V.... -!M
Standard Oil Oo. of Ohio.... -tsu
' Swan & Finch Co., '105
I I'nlon Tank l.^ne
| Varmint ? ?i I 'o
I Wash. Oil Oo 3"
. . ' 13
. r.vi
. . :: l 7
. 3 1', .">
.'. r.'s
. . run
inc 1 00
of ( 'ill .... 302
of i mi ... . sr.r.
of Kan .... 54"
of Ken. . . 7"
of N'ci>. . . . r. 7 r.
! 13*4
r. s7
32'i
3 sr.
203
,33*.
nr.
30 7
stir.
St:n
: i 'i
Rmr
?CX.'i
r.iio
? nr.
4ir.
: 4 <i
PITTSBURGH STOCKS
WMKHUNO. W. Yn.. Feb. IB, 1017*.
Furnishen The TntelllKt-ncer by A. R
Masten ?V: < 'o . members New York Stock
K\changc. National Hank of West Vir
ginia building. Whuoli ng. W. Va. Louis
F Brand. manager.
STOCKS. ~ j Bid. f Auk.
IS
t r.i
It?
2U ?
S(i
l o :?
-ir.
s >?
17
American S.-wer I*ip>?
Am. Win. ? ? I. Mac. com.
do | ? r ? - f
Oaney Kiver Gas ....
1 ndppcnd'.'nt Brew. com.
do pref
Man. l.iRht ?t Heal. M
Nat. Fire 1'roof. com.. '.. 7'<
<>hlo KlL.'l ?>- '>< ,
<>hio Fuel <>il 2 OS 2" 3*
Brew. com 3Ti
pr?sf , Hi V* !
i'ov 1 S '
I'tiited States Class '? 36 '-j'
Westinijohusn Air Brake ... 1 4 S 1 u
West. F.lcc. com '? 5? '
j Halt Tr com1 7.r.U' 7i*.i..^ 75'
l'ure Oil .. 2"'s' SO1"! 2 0 *v 20 \
"""Total sloths. 17. 688.
1 '
San
1?
as
LOCAL STOCKS
wiikkmnc. w. V;i.. i-vi. i : ? i ;
Daisy ^notation list of the Wheeling Stork Ei
?*lianc?:
STOI'KS I llld I A ?K I a
i ::?vn Km' . TaI?. rot pfrf.. 1 fni" [102 |Y*i~
i|o common 1CP 1?o jr.j
ilwVntral ? ? !an<4 Co | ' '17*
Con.o'rvjilT* 1,1 fi? Insula net* J It ' I 11
(i(*rtr.an Fi:e> lusurnnro | J |15U
< '2 ? Fostori.i i ? 1 ;i ss i'o 10 ]':n
Ua^ei* Alias t.'iiias C?. IS.1
ImpTUI Cias* Co ! ?J(K? )M
l.ultfl!* Ir- n Work* fref ' lit! ' I LT.
?!?? ??i.inri)??n j T'i 77
MurX'ot Auditorium ' "1 *?
livjj.'if* Co, 1*6 {iRfi
I nitml Dairy ! '-1
c. s St?mrinR ro | ' |13f?
Wiinl Hakiiic ?*'? pr?\f / Pf?Vs l,0,(i
?Ifl rnrninoii ! ! .in
Wftrivlck i*!,inn ?'?"*. !>r??f j j
<!?> .... ..'... IS ...
Wh?Mnc ?v llrlmont llrldce To....! | I *!?
\V I i^-l lag r.riilc Co. ' | *?"
WhMlfic Mftal k Mfg. <*?? | | j
Wli't'Iiiit; Mold ?V: Kily. *"??. ?? il C4 | (?'!
il-i ii??w i?r?f '
il ? n?Mv common ? .'54
\Vli*n*lliu lrr??i I'o 1 .%-! 11.15 I V*
Whclltiff Stofl caMIng c *?? | | .... HO
Whf^ltiic Tilii Co I I iirs
W'liltukor f.ilrs.mer Co.. prrf I '1C4 j 1 24
do common | ,
(I) Transfer cj.*i*n Feb. 24 for 3 i^r cent
ca.sh dividend rn.va l?U? Mnr?*h I.
'?) Transfrr IkmiIin clos??? .1^". 2.1 for 2 per c^nt
m>h dividend, payable J'rb., 1 m Transfer lKioks rinse
Mnrch 8 for nn t-xira l'? n?r r-r.t cash dividend.
I'.ivuhlo .Ma:rh 15.
WHEELING LIVE STOCK
?viikkijm;. \v. v?.. i*Wi, i?;. i ! t.
(Wheel i m: Ijvn Stork <*imml?slon Co.)
catt.1 r:
? .It : i .? gr?M.(i t,? I.hmrr. !>in# tit llrtO J 0 !> 7"i
c*ttl", fuir i?> k?'m1. 1'rtn lo oi;o... .
' pood to rfi!iir? to i'00...
C^uK t m i r fo ji?'od. son to UOt)
csittl**. 2""d. 7u?i tt> JsU'.1
Cattl*j. iMimmon
i:^f Im 1 ? s
jttolut-tl* toil Is
x r.o 9 on
; r.o#* .s .'.0
7 r.o .<f 8 ftll
u 0IK.< 7 00
?: oo fit s ;.o
|! 00 in
00
v: ro. n:; :o
]| ,<"? r: Ml
!? oovri2 uv
p no<vf in Oo
7 i;0$ 5, On
r."it>p.^ <-?"?> ,.
ikx;s.
J !??*<. ehoM'?. ic^ rvr:. 1 itj
iioi;i. ic?mi. i *? ? ir:. .
|.Vg>. ? ii ; r to |00 to U0
HmsJi and touji
SIILKt' AND l<A.M!:H.
Shw'j!, i;ifra . .
S||o?*j'. C'"?d
SIi?t. c.immon n 00 4 On
Sj.mie land's. ?rhoii* ;0 00^,14 00
Lhiniis. culls and r??mmof C OOvV f* 0U
VKAI. CAI.VRS.
Vo*! <*a I ??*??. H" to 17". H .'0 (if 1 4 00
\>al f 'd. 12'j to ITT.. 1.* id../ 13 00
I.'k'SiI. IfJ'* nod roinrnoii cnlie< H i-0.?r 10 00
I'ie^h '.?*???. 8?h?J to clitore SO 00(^75 00
(?Sal, f'li??erv.fi Co.)
t'AlTI.E.
. *ooo to ijoo r, o.o.e ? ;o
c-:t u.Hid. Pi'O to moo n r.o ?4 u ?o
i ,i * ? ? c?H?d. ????? }.I U .I s :o
i '.I f t " 70o In ic?)0. . 7 oo ;/ s 00
? ???mtnon ... f, n0-?i 7 Oil
. I 4 OCtij' 7 00
HOC.S.
:tra ic r. 0,1
..?i . . vi :n. 1 1: :%
rimton 10 iMirfl- 00
HIIRKI*.
k ; r nor.t j> oo
St .???{ .
l.4lllt*C.
I'll"- Il
rxtiw
-Ml
,.4I ?,% ^t-od . .
*jr t?? k?h?i1 .
.*s. | ?.'r liwil .
7 :.0?i >
4 "
I.; oo ..i is
in ooi't \ i oo
4". Tj ffl
< '1 1 li "AO'-'. I-'- I?. 16. ll'.jrs. i-c-.iptH ]
.>111.(1 h. :??] : ttrm. > arly d' . lin.- of j
.. i.!> nii.stl> r.-tj:i in.'d. Bulk $ 1 ? . I *> '(/ i
I j Imiii $ 1 1 <>i' <i i 2,i!.r. : mix.-d $l ).!*?> |
\ i -I " ; ii.a \ ? $1 I 'i.-.-Xl- I.-. . n.uicli $11.
!' ,.?V I 2 0.*.; piltf: .* -I ?> '?! Ill lis.
<"a!tl... If.! s ",' i.n lo ud: slendy. .Vn- j
! I \ ? I. .?>?!' . Hlth $7 >.*. ./ I?.illl; st tickers |
an>! I" c.~ <i !? 2.1; . . > ami heif- i
. i" jr., I'll ,, III |0; calv.-s JP.7r.ii H.oo.
S 1 1 >? ? ? p. rf. < i I't.s T.ii'.o ht-nd; ucnK.
W* :h* r< 5 i 1 ?.?'? >' I ;v.?s fs ]| 1
7."?. ]uii:l*s SI- MuvH 7f?.
I'lTTSr.CII'JII. I'm.. I-M.. ill. - t-altl"
>t...Mtly; supply Ii?:ht. I'ln.ic- JlO.lind j
I'M*,?.; prttri - 3I'V75.<-I I. IT..
Sh.-ep s t .?ad y ; supply liclst I't iiio- I
1 1 . : t i . .- $ 1 2.&0A- 1 2.!ir. ; nit'diums $12.stl&
12. Sf.: le-avy y.irk'TS $ I 2 Bf. -ii 1 J.7.". ; i
Iml'i york'-rs Jl.aO .i 12.00; plus ilo.r.O'M' i
I I <io. t uuehs 5 li.r.fi 'ft 1 2."0.
COmE MABKET.
N'KW YORK. Feb. IB. ? Coffee. Bin \i?.
T. Kit. futures, steady; .March, JS.lfi;
July.
CLEARINGS SHOW
CONSISTENT GAIN
'February's Total to Date Shows an
Increase of 29.5 Per Cent Over
Sum for Same Period Last Year.
Thin month's bank rlearinKS eon
jsistehilv show an increase over ihe
| clearings for February of last year.
This month's total ;o date. $7,643,
1334.32. is an increase' of $2,25S,")43.01.
or 2'J.ij per cent over the sum reported
?for the corresponding period oi last
? year.
Yesterday's elearin.es amounted to
$472,103.11, w.hile the total tor the
same day a year auo was Stos.filS.yi).
record to date follows:
ebruarv'
d?i?
i ??+.
K*b.
1 KHi
!!M7
I
M.I*
I .J
II
$14 i?;:
ic -
;< :n.4
,:vi.
MONEY.
IV I.
\i:w v ? ? 1 1 k , k.*i. tr. ? M'Tis nt ii<'
paper.. I '<H '4. . sterling: 00 day tiills.
4.72 '* . commercial ?;? ilay Mils on banks
4.7"'* , ?-? ?rn n?--ffi;t I tin day bills, 1.72;
demn nd. ^ TTi ^ : cahlrs, -I . T ?? 7-tfi; francs,
demand. *k : cables, ; marks,
dema ml. ?i s : imIiIi-s. rtS'j,; kronen. de
mand. i , cables. I ?.!>2 ; . guilders, (li
ma ml. cables. 4" ll-lit; lires, de
?nam). ' I.'.: cables. 7..:.'. rubles. demand.
'js7,: i-alil>-s. har silver. 7*r,.t: Mcv.
Ii .iii dollars tin "v : government bonds
easy; railoiad bonds irregular.
? "nil ini.tM'.v ?j|i-a?ly; high. low,
C ; ruling rate. 2 'j : last loan,
closing hiij. _ '-4 . offered at 2';.
WOOI. MARKET
UOST"N. I?. 10 The ' I'onHte'rciai
Hiilli tit: will si\ tomorrow:
"Th. wool ni.u K' i has I I'nirly ao
jive durlnc i li-- p>i*t W'-.-k. 'Specially
ie vi> v. ot ili. limit- il stocks available.
Manitfactur i s haw shown a disposi
t ion to i ny inon o>- ].? steafiily and in
lair quantities. frices show no mater
ial chiinuo- compared with the end of
last week. :ilthi'i:?li ex. rytbing is < \
-.linulv tirni. Mather mo."-- contraet
itifT !s reported from the wst and the
mills r? -jiori lit i ehaii^- in the aetual
mark' I . "
SUCrAR MARKET.
VKW V. ? I : K. 1-Vh. !?!. 15a w sugar.
? i ? > i n t j i t I eetilrifil^.i!, $5.10; inolass.-s,
?4 i ? t ? 1 1 ? - d . tirm. tine granulated. J7.00
io $7. J... Sugar i 'I Mi res were strotiR and
? \ei|ei|. There wa >j llcliv covering of
short and considei'.ahl.- buying by
? 'ubiin itiier' sts. prompted by the unset -
t 1 . ? 1 1 ?-??idI i I ions in * '* i ha ami the tlrmru-ss
of t he spot market. At noon prices
were 1 to poitrts net higher.
I'losed steady ittld s 'i/ 1 points higher.
Sabs. 1' 1 . tons ? .Miij-ih. $4.7.3; Ala;.,
$ I. a I. .Inly. S t. 32.
TT
SPARK
?ten i t?i a
VIKING
Spark Plugs $1 1
Tlio Plug- with, a |
real pnarante?.
This I'lug Is K'Jar
etUveii to give en
tire satisfaction;
If It falls to Uo .so
a new plug will bo
sent you freo of
charge or your
iimicjy refunded.
.What Is the u.su
of buying some
cheap plug, when
you nre sure of
e-'tting a plug
built for service
for a M'-tlo added
expense.
L U K E N S
Electrical Shop
27 Tenth St.
vfheellsf, W. Va.
High grade finishing for
imateur photographers.
McCoy's
Kodak Shop
42 Fourteenth St.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
A. E. MASTEN & CO; MEMBERS
BROKERS
M4-20V20? National B ink of Wetf Va. 314a
LOUIS F. BRAND, Manager.
NtW YORK STOCK CXCHANCE .
PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
CHICAGO STOCK EXCHANGE.
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
PRODUCE MARKET
WHKI'.MN'1'!. W. V.v. Feb.' 16. 1917.
Wholesale Prices.
Corrected by Parser 4. Co.
, ... i.?
? Oruii?<*i>, I'lillf^rnia 1,11
j Lr nxri". .Mr?siiu ^ r.0^3 7."5
i California ! '"IS-1'
' Filirr A |>pli'S. fcr barrel 5 OOQ6 00
j i 'nbliasc. 1"
' \<ut crate rnbba^e *"? -?
| Onl'UK. litliUirl I? l'**
J Onion*, in* I- ,,tl
I Pptal'vs. bay '? " *r,<*
J Potatof*. buthi'l 3 00
; 1 >i?3 . Mln-tH. I'll.-Itel I. 1 li*"i'-' 00
j Carrots. bushel ...'. 1 25
| Turn!;*. bu?liW 1
j do per litisliel 1 '3
Celery, do.-cn K8 5?
| Hex] I-etrnre 2 00
j Kal?. I urit 'I 2 O'l
I Spinwh, T'\.1S. large basket I $?' .
j < alsilfk'Mvr. rrale . 2 .'??
? leisure. ;?>tmd I"
Corrected by P. Bachmann L Soni.
Butter, Cheese, Ejos and Poultry.'
I Creamerr butter 50
! Ohio and I'enimytt anls 33
I I lair v '. ?0? H3
j ew< :.n
I Ki'-tli to niaik **@ <8
I Sti'mpe ivp* <5
Poultry.
i I no.?, | -
'Bprin;s ... 239 SO
! Ileus. u<?und 20
|Tuikt)> 39(3 <0
OucU 24^ M
! Healers. fre<h ? ??? 30
|?ee>.> lie 20
Altte ?
| (I eng. round UW ?0
J Yoiine cblcfcena IS'sf 20
j Rik'Mitj. round 12
Duel,*. pound !''?? 13
?-. ? a.i
niieuui. l?lr
2jJ
BKADSTKEXT'S BEVEEW
j NEW YORK. Feb. 15. ? Bra;]sirft*ts
I tomorrow will say:
j 'liespite tunny drawbacks. chief of
, tle se li-'in ? partially l>l? f^tl by for
j i-iKii trade. hp pi hnted railroad ron
( m siion, ihr< iit.-nitiK public rood and
i I'm-! supply's and very cold, stormy
I weather. the country's t r:t.J< ? continues
I Inrv- ? heavier t!mn a year ajru at th
!iia;.'. in fact. This is. of course, os
| | i'i'ial!y t r\i of spring trade, which Is
I si c iiro beyond pniul venture. except
| where do lays in shippinjr threaten furth
<?! retard deliveries of urgently re
quired poods. Retail trade, save where
civ.-n n spurt by she coldest weather of
tie- winter is ratli-r less active, though
. onee>i.'dly better than a year airo. U
is in tin- matter of far-future trade and
in iniiu.-'t ria I operations that retarding
< ! ?iisorKaiiiziiif; ? rt'ects are most ?>vi
d> nt. and here the dominant nolo as re.
; K-'trds future huyitiu is one of conserva
tism. pi-ndinc a cl.-arer view of the 'out
come vf international unsettlcmeiii and
! lilt- possible effects oil prices If the
I trouhlc should result in war.
! "Weekly exchanges $-S.717.7OS.'0"0."
I Quotations by C. F. Brannllch & Co.
Sell In?
. Price.
(Timothy hay. per ton $)S 00
j Mixed hay. per ton .? 17 00
: Shell cron. new ' I 30
j Wheat, per bushel 1 75
?No. i' reeleaned corn .. . 1 30
j Bra.n. per ton 40 00
CHARTERS ISSUED
j CHARLESTON.' \V.~Va.. I 'eh. lfi.?
' Certificates of incorporation have been
isued by the secretary of state to the
following new concerns which will
operate under the laws of West Vir
ginia:
I Willnrd Hotel company, of (iralton;
[authorized capital. ?">i),OU0 : incorpora
tors. John T. Mctlraw. A. S. Warder,
Jr.. (Jeorse A. Heehttier. T. IX Kenny
and J. H. Kent, all of (iraflon.
I'arkersbtir? Ice company, of Park
crsbur.K: authorized capital, ?lf?,00ft;
incorporaiors. .A. II. Horner. C. !?'.
Malley, M. Lytic, F. I,. Lent ley and
Wni. "If. Wilson, all of I'arkershurR.
Me.Mahon Piehl vonipany, of Hunt
inulon; authorised capital, $">0,(100: in
corporators. II. T. Hiehl. .1. iv. .Mo
Mahon, K. Oiehl. M. II. McMahon atnl
W. .1. Ramble, all of Huntington.
Central Taxicab company, Charles
ton: authorized capital. SIO.oimi; in
corpirators. . L. I- Dunbar. Chas. J.
J Ho^'k. E. L. Mason. I>. W. IHinbar and
jC. W. Dtrinfj, all of Charleston.
Fidelity Cas it Oil company, of
Elkins; authorized capital, $H>0,.000;
incorporators Kirk Kina, M. M. Hnuvn.
II. Hall, C. (). Strieby. W. P. Itald
win, W. (]. llarewoo I. Charles Kilter,
S. T. Spears, all of El kins.
MXTAX MAltKET
NF.W YORK. ?b. 1C.~ No cUnns^was
reporti-d in the copper situation today
Sprit n ml nearby deliveries w.ere nominal
while small lots of electrolytic lor tie
second 'intvrter wore <pioied at J.'t.'J.OO 'n
31.00. (jiioiations for tie- third <|t'"rt',r
ranged from I Oil <i Sales of
July were reported at $ 1 50. Iron
steady and unchanged
?Metal exchange M'lOteS
Tin easy : spot $ i!i.Jirt''r.V' .10,
j At l.omioii spot copper CH": futures
flSii; electrolytic fit!': spot 'in X11?S:
I futures ?U'7. 1"?.
NEW YORK'S NEW P. M. .
WASHINGTON', Feb. 16.? Represen
itative Thomas G. Patien was nomin
ated by President Wilson today as
master of New York city. j
j POSH
HOWARD HAZLETT & SON
Stock, Bond and Investment .
SecnrltU?.
Booms 215, 221 222 Schmnlbach Bldg.
Members Wheeling Stock Exchange?
Bell 23 and 99. Nafl 33 and 99
GEO. W. BARON
BROKEB
LISTED AND UNU3TED 8T0CCS :
A wn BU5DI.
812-813 Sclnnulbach Bid*.
Boll 1336 ? National 7W.
E. H. Marshall, Mgr. Bond rvpartmeat
Members Wheeling Stock BTchtiurr
r
I H A 2 L ? T T
I k
I B O D M A N
I 35 Twelfth St
Wheeling.
I Boll ?J0G N*atl923
1
? local Stock*
and Investment I
Bonds * I
Members I
Wheeling Stock I
. . Exchange ' I
JAMES GREER
Correspondent oT
LAWRENCE J. DEBTZ ft CO.
. Members <xf Hew York Consolidated
Stock Exchange.
| Stocks and Bonds. Direct Wire to all
Primary Markets.
National 291. Bell 2100
301-2Gd SclrmiUBach Ball ding.
SPEIDEL & BACHMAN, Io?
INVESTMENTS.
Stocks, Bonds and Insnranca.
Either Phone 983.
401-2-3 German Bank Building
Members ot Wh'g Stock Exchange.
S. 1\ Norton. * G. W. Norton.
NORTON & COMPANY
Stocks, Bonds, Beal Estate.
636 Nat- Exchange Bank Bldg. .
Inquiries s-ollclted.
, Telephone No. 88.
Members Wheeling Stock Echaaga.
TheFinance Company
J Capital and Surplus, $150,000.00.
New York and Local Stock* and BoadS*
DIRECT PBTVATI Will
NEW YOBK AND CHICAGO.
Members Wheeling Stock Exchaaf*.
j BEAL ESTATE AND XN8UXANCB.
j MITCHELL &, STEVENSON, \M.
INVESTMENT BIOIEKI
Members Wheeling Stock ExcbUige
I All orders and Inquiries given prompt
Attention. . -
?' Bell 403 31S-3tt ??
I Natl 342 Schmnlbach BuildlTg
RAILWAYS.
Baltimore & Ohio
RAILROAD
Excursion Fares;
.to '
Washington, D. ,C,
ACCO.UNT
Inaugural
Ceremonies
March 5th, 1917.
Tickets on sale March 1st,
2nrl, ;ircl antl 4th. Limited to
return to reach original start
ing point March: 10th, 1917.
$14.05
ROUND TRIP FROM
WHEELING. ' 1
WHEELING AND LAKE ERlE
| WEEK-END EXCURSIONS
TO CLEVELAND.
| ri'.oo round inp front Wheeling and Mar
I tin* Ferry every Saturday, returning
Monday. $1.75 round trip every Sunday.
$1.75 round trip lo Canton, going Sat
| urday, returning Sunday. $1.50 round
I trip every Sunday.

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