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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-16
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Secretaria de
Puerto Rico

Sc ha archivado un certificate de
election de la Junta Directva de la
asociaci0n denominada "Logia Obreros
Unidos No. PSI" F'iguran Ell dicha
.Junta Directiva los senores siguientes
Rufno Serrano, Presidente Aurelio
.Cort6S. To- Vice presidente Ramon
Alamo, % Vice -presidente; A. Aresti,
.Secretario; Lorenzo Colon. Vice-secre-
tario; Ramon Rera, Tesorero; Valen-
tin Lopez. Vice -TeSorero; Juan Ramos,
Miguel Munoz Lopez, Segundo Serrano,
Juan c. Rivera, Felipe Gonzalez, Luis
|Guardiola. Francisco Noriega. Andres
Morales. Baltasar Corrada, Vocales
Sc ha anotado Ell el registro CORES
ipondiente al nombramiento del senior
wv. Il. Londers. residente Ell San Juan,
Icomo nuevo agente en- la Isla de Puer-
to Rico de la corporation denomlnada
|" j. |. Case Threshing Machine Com
my. del Estado de Wisconsin. Ell nue.
vo agente sustituye al senQr J. b, Bra
|gassa.
Sc han expedido pasaportes para ell
extranjero las siglmentes personals
don Eugenio F. Canals, de Arecibo; do
ia Angela Zechini We've, dona Josefina
Zechini We've, don Antonio Zechini We
We esposa, de Rio Grande.
FL Gobernador ha propuesto al Con
sejo Executive los siguientes nombra-
mientos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-16
lzslAszz4ggzz ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NJ W ~ " x

austriaca, ademas, exige y ordena los
Instructors, que conozcan la pieza, Y
que, inspirandose Ell su texto den So
bre la materia conferencias ilustrativas
a los soldados de su regimento
Todas eSas medidas constituyen lln
case sin precedente, pues EN- ninguna
parte Sc ha visto a las autoridades mi
litares y las corporaciones del Estado
patrCcinar ofcialmente una obra dra-
matica Y literaria
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-16
PARIS AL OLA
EL "rlMo" DE AcTUALIDAD.

Parn. Marc 4 ada dos q tres me-
>s.s surge mn "timlio nuevo en el bu-
legar + 81 Ia frasecita hace fortuna Il
los ir,, iias de lamzada Ia circulation,
hasia los ro-llero> de punto la adop-
tan primero fut Il Ia bouche be
be- .iae m0s colo,aban cada nstan-
t. ga IA calle. IA Il restaurant i en-
4 irairo. Luego nos aburrieron con
aquello> oiros de La ferme - Tro-
pezahamos r0n un transeunte. H. recon
feniano> rorte>menie. y nos respondia
Ia fefne lbamos subir unI
omnibus, ~ adclaniaba un Senor. pro
tesiahamos. 3 Il conductor tocaba el
iimhrr y no, drcia :-''L La ferme =
.1rariosisimo'
io no rcruerdo las innmmerables fra
>eclias que han Srryldo de- muletlla a
las gentes en Paris durante estoS iti-.
mos amos ltimamente paderimoS unl
timt0 muy socorrido: \ Ia gare 7
Ao podiamos hablar dos palabras con-
nadie ,in que innediaiamcnte nos en-I
Alaran 4 Ia gare,' \ Il dcsycntura-
d0 Fragion. anies dc morir. nos lego
una frase csprItual. qne haSia haceI
po'0, dias no, Ia rrpctian IN todaS par
ies. y que do. autoreS han aproyechado,
para hauiizar una obra:... MerciI
pour Ia langouste
lluho un tempo cn que cstuyo en-
moda nn timio' estlpido. como sue
len serlo i0dos C0nSistia Ell decir,
cuando poniamos en duda algo que nos
referian r. IL soeur,' lIablabamos
con un amigo del txito alcanzado pOr
una obra. 3 nos decia :-t' + ia sOeur. !
A,irmabamos que Ia ciisis ministerial
era inminentc. nos contestaban :-" +
IA soeur."
\ eada momenio oiamos la mulcti-
lla ",Y m hern ana II ofrecia-
mo> nn Vendedor cn la callc menos
cani.dad dc a que nos pedia por Su
lnereancia. nos colocaba FL inevitable :
81. Ia hermana Si regateabamos ii IN
Vendeior IN Ia pucrta del teatro el
precio del billete. nos contestaba, bur
Ion: -'Y tn hermana -
na uochc al sair de un estreno
Tristan BERNARD. lloyia torrentes, y
Il pnblico s.. disputaba casi punetazos
Jos c0rhe> qIc esperaban en la calle.
1.os co.heros de Paris son unos Senores
muy bien cducadOs Y bondadosisimos.
Esian siempre deseandO 'cargar - pc
70 em cuamto llueye lisfrutan como To-
COS pr0por'lOnandOse Il mOcente pla-
cer de pasar corriendO 10 largo de las
aceras. sin detenerse nj mirar siquiera
los transeuntes que l0s llaman... Lo
mas que hacen IS llenarnos de salpica-
duras de barro..
Tristan Bernard echo correr detras
de un coehe desocupado y, saltando So
bre a asiento. CRITIC al cochero:
- u". ven "'ii ii"iN"S - ''' 'i0
vas 4 Ia plaza de la Concordia
m coehero. mitad indignado mitad
bromisia. L. solt6 la frasecita entonces
en- boga
~ IN hermana
Y Tristan Bernad, instalado va en- el
eoehe y decididO 4 no apearSe. sac0 la
cabeza por la ventanilla y exclam6:
-.Y mi hernana tambien.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-16

81 usted quiere vender una casa, un
autom6vil, una joya, algo de vaIlor de
arte, ofr6zcalos a quien pueda COM
prarlo.
" quien puede comprar sin dinero'
La genie que 10 tiene lee Ell BOLE-
TIN A[ERCANTIL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-16

AhOra ha surgido una nueya fraseei-
IA que esia hacienda Juror en- el gran
mnndo. en- Fl "demi-monde" de" Y en- to
dos lOs mundos parisinos; Ca yaut
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-05-28
les listed suscriptor de
la Prensa?"

81 10 es, lie rogamos encarecl-
damente que haga propaganda
de nuestro peri6dico entire todos
sus amigos Y conocidos.
81 no 10 es, suscribase cuanto
antes, para que asi c%ontribuys al
sostenimiento de un peri6dico
verdaderamente Independence
que no recibe subvenci6n de ma
die, que no tiene nj tendra COM
promises con ninguna facci6n po-
Utica, Y que esta considerable CO.
mo genuinamente mexicano y no
como convenenciero.
LA PRENSA debe If a todos
los hogares mexicanos; por LA
PRENSA conocera listed la YER
dad de 10 que pasa en- nuestra pa
tria: LA PRENSA no recibe d.
nero para enganar al pdblicO a.
dulterando Ia realidad.
Por 10 tanto, listed debe suscrl-
birse a LA PRENSA. La sus-
cripci6n por aho cuesta solamen-
te UN PESO.
Ningun peri6dico lie dara a u.s.
ted tantas Y tan nteresantes no
ticias como IA PRENSA, poi
tan POGO dinerO.
La direction para pedir "a sus.
cripci6n es esta:-SR. IGNACIC
T.. LozAN0.-607 DOLOROSA ST..
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-05-28
Dos italianos y I'm mexl-
cano arreStados.

Nicolas Manuel Ferrara, sub
G;tos italianos Y ricos vecin0s de
LamDazoe, y Sabas Mirales. me-
xieano. fueron anrahaaa.dcs por
los rabeldes en- Laredo. la se0a
ma 0a=2da. acusados los prime
ros de simpatizadores de Huer,
ia Y q seguodo De agent. secre
to de los federales.
Este asunto Tue communicate
Iuego Ia Legation Itaiiana en-
Washington, que de SECURE Sc
ocupard de dar los pasos necesa-
rios para arrancar q los italianos
de las garras Observation-Disclosures,
mientras nuestro infeliz Mireles
Sc pudrira en- la carcel 81 es que
no 10 matan, que es 10 mas segu-
70.
Ell uuinto mandamiento del de-
ca!ogo, no tiene aplicaci6n ahora
en- nuestro pals y ha sido susti-
tuido por la pena de fali6n: 'ojo
Dor ojo, diente por diente."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-05-28
Mas histOrias sOhre Ia actitud
hOstiI de los mexiCanOs.

signado sus rasgos mas salientes,
para que n~uestros lectores Sc for
men una idea de 10 que esta pa
sando en- nuestro pals con motive
de Ia ocupaci6n de Veracruz por
las fuerzas americans.
Creemos que todavia nos fall
tan muchas historias de esta cla-
Sc que contarles, pues a diario
las traen maravillosas los refugia-
dos que arriban a los Estados
Unidos-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-05-28
Eiecuciones al por
mayor.

La semana pasada, a ralz de la
emboscada rebelde en- one caye-
ron los federales en- Pared6n, Vi
LA puso IN mensaje a Carranza,
dandole cuenta de su nueva vic
toria, y entire otras cosas lie dice:
Sc sabe que los generates Ig-
nacio Munoz y Miguel Alvarez
perecieron en- en- ell combate. Ell
Oral. Osorno y muchos oficiales
federales fueron ejecutados."
Refriendose a la lucha en- Ter
tuche, dice:
ALI fue capturado un general
y treintay dos ofciales q forma-
ban su Estado Mayor Todos fue
ron ejecutados Embellishments.
Sigue diciendo Villa en- su men
safe que la guarnici6n federal q
Sc retro de Monclova Sc habia
reunido antes con los soldados
que estaban en- Pared6n que Sc
hace este calculo por ell n1mero
de federales que ocupaban los
trenes que capture.
Que la batalla empez6 en- los
alrrededores de Pared6n a las
diez cuarenta minutes de Ia no.
che y que para las doce o sea CO.
como dos horas despues, ell enc
migo estaba en- completa fuga.
Tambien dice que Sc apoder6
de una gran cantidad de material
rodante y municiones de guerra.
agregando que sus perdidas fue-
ron insignificantes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-05-28
Correspondence del
publico.

S. B.-Mc. Kinney, TEXAS. Los
datos que listed nos envia, aun-
que de importancia, son de diff.
ell comprehension. Sin embargo,
va veremos.
P. [. M.-Sdn Marcos. La no.
ticia resulta va muy vieJa y por
ESQ no Ia publicamos.
Juan M.-San Bernardino, Cal.
-Esta listed en- 10 Justo; un Pc
ri6dico como csc, que constante-
mente Sc hace la barba solo, no
puede ser tornado g 10 serio.
J. G. -Austin, Ter. -Entera-
dos de su correspondence. He
mos dado por terminate ell incl
dente.
Felipe. -CH000. -ol no LuJl-
ties tecoLineS del Iorrlon, Sefa pOr
que no Pudltes entrafle 1 'aq1e'
10, Y en- ESQ nosotros no Ie17I".s
Ia cuIpa. FOR 10 ceH"S. que II.
haga bueu ~pro|echo csc d@'E q
dices tener-e al sa20r ge1efaIlsi,
mo Villa.
Pedro Llara.@S. --|"ra, Ln'.
- -arta ios par-r9 MoE en- r.
z5n; cesg>aclaCam40lG na-eeeG
los au~to-l.amados con71JJclcna-
Listas no Quieren yer nj CIR, Ala
el.os.
Il. Garcia. -NlfoH, Ief..-Lo
feIicitamOs p0r sus eleVadoS SEN
tlmlentCs. A csc Jt@ va lie uaFaIl
su chocolate.
NJ. VI. G.-Do"9e n.y. h""-
SdS. -SuS YerSoS esoS dc los nom
bres que Sc sulcldan y oe las mu-
Jeres perhdaS one Sc quedan tan
dnchGS, no han podido publican
Sc, paciencia y barajar.
Frank Smith. -C0tSlcdnd, Ie-
IaS. Para que no les vuelvan a
robar su trabajo, jueguense agul
las. En- estos tiempos viIIanOS ell
que tiene mas saliva traga mas
pinole V para I'm zorro IN gallo.
.J1lan Cruz, -NdvdsotG. Texas.
Nos alegramos de que conozca
listed a csc amigo Soto y sepa de
que nuestras informaciones son
verfdicas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-05-28

rlcauUS Jus q I4"tN
pals, siguen contando las mas
espeluznantes historias de los ma
los tratamientos que estan reel
biendo en- Mexico, y Ia que va
mos a referir ahora, pertenece a
Mr.. W. O. French, que empezo
su narration diciendo:
"Alineado con otros dieciocho
ciudadanos americanos fuimos
obligados a presenciar la incline
raci6n de nuestra bandera y ell
retrato del p~residente Wilson,
cuyas cenizas nos a~rrojaron a Ia
cara, cometiendo despues con no.
sotros otras iniquidades y afro
pellos.
Los mexicanos parece que es-
tan convencidos dc que ell pueblo
de los Estados Unidos les teme.
Abiertamente nos dijeron apun-
tando a nuestros pechOs con sus
fusiles cargados, que eramos
unos cobardes y que nuestro 60
bierno no Sc p1eocupaba NADIA
por protejernos. Nos alojaron
en- inmundos calabozos, arrojan-
do muy lejos las llaves. jQue po-
dfamos hacer nosotros en- este
case? El hombre que llega a es-
caparse del interior de Mexico
en- este tempo debe considerarse
excepcionalmente afortunado.
Los proteje Ell Consul Ingles
Ell grupo de r~efugiados con
Cuienes viajaba Mr.. French sc
componfa de cienCo seis persO-
mas. incluyendo mujeres Y ri0Os.
tod3s americalos, que saljeron
de Guada'a'ara Il = de Abri.
6,-lmo a 5oc1o de IN tren que
los desem5arcG en- Narzanjl.o 20
cos Jlas 5eerl6s. La d~ista0cia
que tlyla-cn que geccrrer tae re.
.a-.vamense a,rta, p5ro Q los re,
t-ri4dos les ra-acl6 .arg~isima
~5rrue en- este travacto fu5 ION
de sufrieron todas las yejaciones
yatropelIos que reIata Mr.. French
+ Dice ell referido French que
cuando Ilegaron a GuadaIajara
las noticias de la ocupaci6n de
Veracruz por los marines de los
Estados Unidos, los ye2inOs de Ia
ciudad empezarOn a p~roferir anne
nazas contra los americanOs, que
Sc vieron obligados a refugiarse
en- ell Consulate Britannica, donde
pudieron librarse en- parte de las
acometidas de las masas del pue'
bio, indignadas por Ia toma de
Veracruz.
Apedrearon ell Consulate Anne
ricana.
"iCual fue la sctitud del Vice
Consul Americano?" Sc lie pregur
a Mr. French, a 10 que contests
ell aludido:
e doctor Will B. Davis, vice
consul americana, parecia ente
ramente desprovisto de poder J
10 que hizo fu6 reunirse con no
sotros, conformandose con esca
par con vida. La multitud NJ
solo apedre6 ell consulate SIM
que hizo pedazos Ia bandera qu'
sobre el flotaba, despues de ha
berla arrojado en- ell tango de |;
Gale, convirti6ndola en- IN gui
napo. Ell escudo de los Esta
dos Unidos fu6 gdesprendido de
Iugar que ocupaba en- ell edifcio
corriendo Ia misma suerte que |;
bandera."
? NJ. French continue narrand.
sus~ aventuras con TODD lujo q.
detaIles, pero aqui lie ponemo
} punto a su narraci6n porque y:
= ha ocupado mucho espacio en- es
tas Columns, donde hemos con
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-05-28

LA PRENSA pubIica todas las
nOticias tai como son, sin "ha-
cerle la barba' a nadie
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-26
SHARP BREAK EXTENDED THROUGH
NEW YORK MARKET YESTERDAY

NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-A sharp
break In quotations which began in
the low priced railroad stocks eX-
tended through the market today until
losses OF n TO three points had beer
inflicted well through the list. In the
early hours trading vas light but pres
sure increased in volume as the ses-
: sion progressed and in the latter part
OF the day there was active selling for
both accounts.
The decline is the low priced rail-
road stocks was influenced largely by
Foreign selling, much from Amsterdam.
The Rock Island issues again made
<ow records. Denver a Rio Grando
preferred fell to the lowest price on
: record n the common TO the bottom
hgure since 1908. The slump of the
standard shares, Influenced by the
weakness of the minor issues, was CO
incident with the circulation Of a re-
port that decisive developments would
occur In the Mexican situation near
the close of the week. While there
apparently was no authentic basis for
the report. IL was effective In promot-
Ing bear selling.
The weekly steel trade reviews re-
ported that new business was not
heavy n in the copper trade there
was talk OF price cutting because OF
the stagnant condition OF the metal
market. Total sales $50, 100 shares.
The bond market showed heavtness
with losses Of a point Ia some con-
Nvertible issues. Total sales. par value.
= $3.50 600. United States bonds were
unchanged on call.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-26

or Ohio County Sunday Schools TO Be
Held in This City March p and
10 Will Be interesting.

The thirteenth annual Ohio County
Sunday School convention will be
held Thursday and Friday. March IL
and IL. The sessions Thursday, both
afternoon and evening. will be held
In the Second Presbyterian church.
and he Friday sessions. both after
noon and evening. will be held i'm the
FIRST Christian church.
A feature in connection with the
event will be the great rally and ban
quet Friday evening at 6 o'clock i'm the
FIRST Christian church. Officers,
teachers and adult scholars from each
school in the county are urged to he
present. There will be a roll call by
schools to see how many are at the
banquet from b different schools.
Rev. Charles II. Robinson will act as
POSTMASTER and the addresses in con
nection with the banquet will be de
hvered by DR.. Thomas Grier KoontZ
and DIT. 4. W. Mills.
At h evening session. following
immediately the close of the banquet.
Hon. James w. kinnear. prominent at
torney of Pittsburgh. member of the
pennsylvania Sabbath School ~associa-
executive committee. member of
Oriental commission. member OF the
Pittsburgh chamber of commerce and
chairman OF their legislative commit
tee. viii deliver the address of the
evening.
Other speakers having parts on the
convention program are Revs. +. r.
Brininstool s. c. Jones. W. NJ.
Schultz. Arden b Miller. W. II.
Field. o. G.. Dean. Drs. Jacob B%rittinp-
ham. J.. n. Littell. Mrs. Frank Wait
Miss Martha V. Graham. General Sec
rotary Arthur T. Arnold Mr.. William
NJ. Clemans will conduct the song
services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-26
NARROW ESCAPE
For Cameron Lad When Horse and
SLED Were Struck BY 3. & o.
Train-Makes Grave CHARGES

James Evans, a young lad OF near
Cameron, narrowly escaped death
yesterday morning. when train n
struck the sled upon which he was
riding and killed one Of his horses.
The accident happened about y
O'Clock yesterday morning and the
lad claims the engineer neither rang
MS bell or whistled for the crossing.
lie also claims that the train con-
tinued on its way after he had been
tossed into a %snowdrift, and paid no
attention as to whether he was in
lured or not. He escaped with slight
bruises.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-26

NEW YORK. Feb. 25-The foreign
markets. Were suu boz an unsettled state
ana American stocks were not an ex-
ceptou Prices for our securities were
generally lower this morning. our mar
ket was dun audat the opening and gave
no Indications OF moving out of tho rut
into which 10 had fallen since announce
Wcut OF the T-U-tuurDwtut OF the rate
increase by interstate conn
mission. The Mexican situation was
unchanged and began Co lose what little
influence 70 had az "a restriction ON trad
ing. There was the usual weakness i'm
The Rock Island shares and additional
falling on boo prices OF several OF low
priced rails notably Denver and Rio
Graudc, Mo has. and Tex. and $40. Tar
steel common. which had been the MAIN
stay OF the market recently was at last
~ e. yielding mood and bears became
aggressive HE e. consequence and selling
IN the general list swencd On volume.
There were numerous rumprs of the uu-
favorable character concerning nuHuUIH1
matters Zoo Brazil. Icadlng bankers fr
this city stated that they had not re-
CeiEcd and detaila boo relation Co the re-
yuuriei conference uf the important nu-
auCiaI Interests Zoo London 90 sustain
the Brazilian position. All active stocks
were under pressure after midday and
support was rather poor throughout the
afternoon. The failure pf the market
o. rally Encouraged the bears ana mar
kct closed iu an unsettled UuudI tiuu with
DO -lEus of "a RAILS iu sight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-26
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
HAVE ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING

a very Interesting meeting Of the
high school students was held last
evening N the Webster school. al the
close Of the last period. The essen
tlal feature OF tho meeting was the
practicing of the school songs and
wells. and much enthusiasm was mani
Tested at the meeting. Several ad-
dresses were delivered by members
or the faculty and by the students.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-26
APPEAL FILED.

An appeal was filed yesterday with
me clerk OF the circuit court from
squire Dobbs' court. styled Nelson
Hubbard vs.. Jos. Rankin. The suit
was brought over the purchase OF a
body OF an automobile by the pIain.
Tin. He claimed that II lacked horns
and other equipment. The court will
be asked 10 decide what the body OF
n car means
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-26
BIDS OPENED
For Miscellaneous Painting on Federal
BuiIdIrq. Vcsterday- J. Ma
Ioncys ls Lowest.

UII. for miscellaneous painting
bout f'U u%uafofhea and federal build.
IrE were opened Yesterday hv Post.
master Robert HazIeff. The lowest
proposal MAS That of James T. Ma.
ITunE oft $50 fN Twentieth street
IIn work Dr. fO hc completed within
fHr rrNI twenty eight DAYS The Dol.
'.r.rr of the buiidinS Nas painted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-26
WHEAT

CHICAGO. Feb. 25.-wheat to-day
fought up to a higher level thai at any
time since the first or the year. En-
larged export business was one OF the
principal elements Of strength. closing
prices were easy though at a net ad-
vance OF only n shade. tOher leading
staples all showed a rise over last night
corn "a sc 20 &c; oats "a sc and
provisions "a use to 7ac.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-26
Butter. Eggs and Cheese.

WV YORK. Fob cr-Eutter firm
creamery extra 21"31fzc. r-4ts 2s
81" seconds 2iW 2Trs creamery held.
,.nuu- ~ &c Cheese steady. un-
changed. Eggs. barely steady. state.
IsnnsNlNania and nearby hcnnery whites
SIC. Flour. quiet. firm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-26

NON-COMPETING SERV-
ICE means justice to the
advertiser. An advertising
company cannot be fair TO
competing clients. We
give only ~NON-COMPET-
ING SERVICE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-26
Articles open. High. Low. Close.


CHICAGO. FEB. 25.-Cash quotations
Rye, No. 2. So. Barley. feed or mix
ing, bl0 20. Timothy seed. 3.7bR5It0.
clover seed. 1900 1880. Mess pork.
Short rlb UooseJ. lO.ssia III
UNION STOCK YARDS. Pittsburgh.
feb. Cattle steady. supply light.
choice. s.S5 $40; prime. S.6Uuss5.
sheep strong supply light. Prime
Wcthers, tl5W6. $40. Cullg and
300 $780, lambs. 6.Guusg5.
Veal calves. ll6Uu ID. 90.
hogs higher. receipts. 10 douhiaderks.
Prime heavies. 91O09i5. mediums. g25
WH.sos heavy and light workers. ana
pigs. H.I1 $780, rOuEhs. h.UUns.10.
CHICAGO Feb 25-Hoga. receipts
2I.lnNt strong. uEht fs.sursTT. MIXED
So sos. heavy g.. fon s.75. roulh
&s.aIuNf5s pigs fTHfUus.lu. bulk oil
sales 81. $40. Cattle receipts f1 900
strong h.eve4 ~s7.Z5uH.ss. Tevaa steers
tloNHNIns stockera and feeders Fa.rH.f
90. cows and heifara "a. -. go. calves
$500 ll.l' shg.p receipts $4,000.
strong. natives 5000 r. In. rr~nrIr-r
5000 1T3o. lambs native $500 usIO.
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New Undertaking EstsbH shmsrt

Victor T. Bertschy. formerly with
fh" Louis Porfenhy undertaking os-
Enlistment 81 this city. has recently
ono into business for himself sf No
9 Tenth street.
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Metal.

YORK. Foh. 2-=Conue- vvust-
tied. standard suof. 1a2EHTI a-. 60
trolvfIc. 1f62nffsT. lake nominal.
casting 1f7-rIfGg Tin weak spg.
2, H1n $500. Lead. 1850 COS. SpeI tier.
$50 $50. Iron outlet
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Petrniemm

on CITY Pa. Fab IS credit hal
nnres. $50. Rune 1870 zee. average g7
shipments. 1873 800; average. o..
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WHEELING TRACTION COMPANY
EXPRESS CAR sch3DULE
Taking Eject Jane al, lsos

PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AMI wELLSBURQ
Daily Except Sunday
Wheeling wellsburg
Leave
22nd Street. Leave
WI ceiling Wellsburg
1880 n. NJ 900 n m.
$50 y m 1900 noon
MOUNDSVILLE LINE
WHEELING AND MOUNDSVILLE
Daily Except sunday.
10th street. Lesye
Wheeling Mnundaviue
1000 n m. 1880 y. r..
a:3O r. m.
ON lines having regular express SER
vice. shipments weighing In excess OF
nfty pounds or large bulk will not be
carried on passenger cars.
ALL LiNES-Dailv EVcept Sunday.
No shipments. except emergency ship
ments Of medicines. will be carried on
passenger cars between 900 and s:15
p. m
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PITTSBURGH Stocks.

G)-Ex-div. ! per cent.
C2)-EN-div. 2L per cent.
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WHEELING. W. Va, Feb. %, IL.
Tue active r~tttsuurEh stocka. corrected
tally by a. T.. Masten < Co, bankers
and hrokers National Exchange BsnE
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Wheeling Live Stocks.

Wheeling Live st0oE Commission Co.
"H1EhiN' Feb 10. 10
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G-Transfer books close February 20
for 20 cash dividend payable March 2.
Hazlett's Local Stocks.
WHEELING. w. Va. Feb. 25. IA.
The following quotations or the more
active stocks Of the Wheeling market are
corrected daily FOR The lntelligencer by
Howard Haziett & Son. Schmulbach
building:
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;.is 4. s.aaa.. III, .aa. 'i'ill u $500. .'-a.sag,i s.a