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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-05-25
SEDCWNK ITEMS

Mrs. J. L. Smith returned 10
her h,me in Denver. Monday.
after Il weeks visit with friends
and relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Roth are the
proud parents of a ten pound
daughter, who made her appear
ancc Sunday.
Miss Virgie Eply was on the
sick list the first of the week.
Roy o. Darling has begun his
new residence.
Mrs. b. NJ. Van Buskirk ac-
comlained by her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Earl Van Buskirk went to
Denver, Sunday evening, where
the latter will make her future
home.
". C. lhidsom went to Jules
burg, Friday, as Il witness in the
Villa Barron case. 81
S. 4. Munson, Herman Meinek,
John Mowbray, Henry Anderson
and Gail Crowtoot, were among
the jurors e'nraneld from here.
Mrs. b. NJ. Van Buskirk re-
turned from Denver, Tuesday.
Mr.. Staum came down from
Denver, Sunday night, and has
begun work on the residence of
r. O. Darling.
A very able address was deliv-
cred at the commencement ex-
ercises, Thursday evening, by
Rev. Ayers, of Sterling. 1t was
a great treat to Sedgwick people
to have the opportunity to hear
that address.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-05-25
lliff Wants Electricity.

To get line from Sterling if
they can use $3.50 worth per month,
and it appears that her prospects
are good because most all of her
citizens are very anxious to use it.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-05-25
For Sale

Furniture at residence Of Gay Munson.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-05-25
D. Yesa Kno,v That

The protection of the health OF
Children is the first duty Of the
nation.
Advertising is the sign of live
progressive merchant.
Insanity costs every inhabitant
in the United States 81 per year
By advertising in your home
paper you reach those who trade.
at home.
The U. S. Public Health Service
has proven typhus is-spread by
lice.
And best of all it pays to advcr-
tise-try 1t.
Don't take it for granted that
everybody knows who and where
you are Mr.. Home Merchant. 1t
takes advertising to tell them, let
US prove it.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-05-25
A Decoration Day Poem

My comrads, when life's war is DER
And morn wakes our last bivonac
Astir upon a golden shore,
Can We, with over-joy look back,
And cry, "The hardness OF my way
Hath worked the fullness of my rest
My right of life adds to my day
More brightness and eternal zest's.'
Will we in that long line OF blue
Be found still holding rank and file?
Accounted 'mong the brave and true
Meath banners OF the latter while :.
O, hear the bugle's morning call
To ever march in last rivicw.
The Victor's Shout. Nor-battlc fall,
Nor withered-leaf, Nor-last -adicu.
Geo. W. Cannady, May %, 1916.
By reading the ad and attend
ing Mr.. Weiss's Auction Sale you
are sure to save money.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-05-25
Dedication and Unve;linR
Ceremony

On May 26. the Woman's Club
Of LewelIen. Neb.. will hold an un.
yelling and dedication ceremony
Of the Oregon Trail Monument.
One of the afternoon speakers
will be Uncle Joe johnson an old
time pony express rider, of Chap
pell. Governor Morhead and
other state officers will officiate.>
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-05-25
u
VllI

The West Lincoln school, Miss
Alice Eversman teacher, and
Pleasant View school, Miss Lea
Smclser. teacher, held joint
picnic near Ovid last Friday every
body enjoyed themselves immense
ly.
Prof. Young of the high school,
left Tuesday, to spend the summer
vacation, at his home in Evans.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-05-25

In honor of Lieut.. Walter Il
Tallifero, a member of the United
States Aviation corps, who LOST
his life by the collapse Of his
aeroplane while flying over San
Diego bay October II, 1915, the
camp of the 21st Regiment b. S
Infantry on The grounds Of the
Panama California international
Exposition h a s, been named
Camp Waller B. Talliafero'
The aviator was a lieutenant in
the 2lst Regiment before he was
assigned to aviation duty.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-05-25
CHAPPEL.L
tFrom the Register)

The Gun Club held their second
annual registered trap tournament
last week. Among the many
shooters there were Rush Race.
representing the Remington Arms
and J. W. Bacheller, of the Win
chester Co. The weather WASH t
The best for the shoot, but IL good
crowd was in attendance. Good
scores were made by many. X. j.
Sturkcy, of North Platte, won the
! high amateur score for the two
days breaking 3S5 out of 400 tar
gets.
The register is now starting it.
Bot hvolume. having been publish
cd continuously since 1887.
The Masons held their annual
election last week, with l.. K.
Barlow, W. NJ; G. f. MinshalI,
). W.: Guy G.. Ncuman, j. W.:
IL. G. Wiegand, Treasurer and
W. IL. Thompson, Secretary.
Fred Gibson returned last
Thursday from Lincoln and the
crstern part of the state where he
spent a few days attending to
business matters.
This week H. l.. Babcock, J. X.
and W. Il. Wertz let contracts for
the building Of new residences.
They will cost in the neighborhood
of 81, 900 each.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-05-25
ROUND HOME NOTES
New EN Oreaaisatien

All Elks will be Interested in the
date fixed for the inst: llation of
the now lodge Of the order at Stcr.
tin1. May rs has been set for the
ceremonies and it is certain that Y
large delegation will go from
towns of Northeas te IN Colorado ia
assist in getting the new organiz.
alton under way. Mr.. D. r.
Saunders. district deputy grand
exalted ruler. will be in charge.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-05-25
Sterling to Have White Way

At a meeting of the city council
in Sterling last week, the city at
torney was ordered to draft an or.
dinance, and it is practically as
sured that they will have them in
before fall.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-05-25
Congregational Church

Sunday mornings sermon will
be on"The essence of obedience"
Our mid-week service was great
ly enjoyed last week. Through
the kindness of Mr.. and Mrs.
Duftield, a victrola concert COM
prising some selections of the
best music by great artists was
introduced in place of the re-
gular program.
The "Fighting for France"
pictures at the Hipp theatre Fri
day show the big guns, the NOR
tiers, the rifles, and even bomb
throwers at work in the trenches.
They show the men firing warily
at the enemy in nearby trenches,
and here and there the pictures
show one who gets his death
wound and crumples down in
the trench while his comrades
fight on.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-05-25

1t improves the blood, cleans
the stomach. regulates the bowels,
helps the appetite, livens you up.
You work better-feel better
look better. HOLSTERS Mountain
Tea, a real Spring tonic. 35c.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-05-25

f. f. Spafford, of Brush con.
tracts spotted fever in Laramie,
Wyoming, by being bit with tick
and died there last Saturday. He
was buried in Nebraska.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-09
STOCK MARKET
LACKS OPTIMISM
Lnsatanta Case and Overnight Dis
patches From London the Cause
Trading Light and IN
Interesting.

NEW YORK. Feb. S-Much Or the
optimism which effected general ele
Natlvn or prices yesterday WAS lA- kl NJ
l'ed@, the speculative community again
failing back upyn the LusItania alIa. O.
thd ITS possible results a. On excuse
lor depressing the list There was "a $50
some discussion IsgsrdtnC overnight ado
iSe from London. Nnicn pointed 90 an
vtheF snunling OF tu- political cards il
Trading was lighter and more con-
IIcted IMAM al amy recent session and
utterly without puultc interest or sup
port Comparative strength and ace
IE4ty was manifested by several OF tne
lhdt pendent steel issues. notably Colo
fado fueL Great Northern ore. RE
puulc Iron and Sloss-ShcnIcId Steel.
giving rice Go fresh rumors OF deals COZ
combinations. IN which AtidVal. Steel
figured United States Steel was uu-
der intermittent pressure. regardless OF
favorable forecasts dealing with the
corporation IS January earnings and uu-
hAeu tonnage. Losses We're largely rs-
tri'Ncd before midday. but FOR tine ball
auce OF the session the market dr4ft.I
Idly. with an almost imperccptlble
downward trend
Total sales amounted To 10000
shares, 20 which United States steel.
Sr4Cinle steel. Mexican ePtrolcum ami
BALDWIN Locomotive contributed more
than fair quota.
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LIES
GOOD YEAR

The statement OF The Emrb4I.
life Assurance Society Of the United
states gives evidence o. the com.
rany- continued progress Increases
are shown in Outstanding Insurance.
Admitted Assets. Surplu. Income
from Investments and Payments fo
IrOcyho.ter. or the 5.9Is Domestic
Death Claims paid during the year.
over 's per cent were settled within
one day after receipt o. due proof off
death. The payments 90 P0ucghoI.
ors ln 1915 aggregated f5ss1I H.,
which aa. t2a5N01J more faan wac
received iu premiums sr0m p1I.rsIuIa
"r during the same period Thee u
s.rHrD. Ou tho company books rl.
aggregates 1855. 100000. au Hrrst..
OF t...f'HNou for tho year Tho r.u
ir trance paid FOR during 1915 f.faI.H
-.|.tEI. fhf maximum allowed
'.. company under fta Insurance
law rf Sew York State Trr ulu
hs- M po'Iryh0IIers increased aHul.
5000 during $500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-09
STEEL'S JANUARY
EARNINGS LARGER
ohfichty In Securing ship Room Halts
Sale Of Rails 70 Russia.

NEW YORK. Feb. s-The net earn
lnss OF the United states steel Corpora
.l"hs IN January are estimated az close
10 S2O.OOO.VO0. Slightly higher prices
We're obtained for most Of the products
delivered ln January than during the
Inurth quarter OF last year. The ship
ments we're approximately the same as
IN l,eceWbcr- The new contracts book a
tons.
The difficulty ia securing steamship
room or charters FOR boats I- being held
responsible Tor the delay iu closing con-
tracts for rails for Russia. some de-
SisiNe action is expected during the COM
lng week on $4,000 90 10000 tons OF
standard sections. other small lots %
5000 20 5000 tons Of medium and light
section rails for export Co France and
Russia are sfill under negotiation
The pressure for steel for both domes-
TIC and foreigu shipment continues with
out relief Domestic manufacturer who
are confronted with large inquiries for
export are reluctant 90 MAX. quotations
until theN have secured options from the
steel mills covering both prices and time
unit or prospective steel shipments.
Whenever protection lz secured u.gotia-
lions continue actively ou products tD b.,
exported Co the European continent II
IS understood that the large contract for
whirc referred Co last week was about
$4,000 tons ut No. { plain wire Tor ship
mint 10 France n Is surmised thar this
trenches ON the firing line.
The Luk.ns Iron and steel Company
mas distributed contracts for $4,000 tons
OF basic iron among several eastern
Pennsylvania blast furnaces for delivery
over tho second half Of 1916. The com
tract price is reported To- be SIS. So do
manufacturers are stiII actively IN thc
market for about $4,000 tons additional
OF basic iron.
Railroads apparently ar, 100 greater
need 90 motive power than oI rolling
stock. Inquiries are now boo the market
that the New YORK. Central will put out
inquiries Tor $50 engines Co hs allotted
70 the various lines OF the system. The
New Haven also vuutemuiatcs the pur-
chase 81 more motive power. Tn. priu-
c1pal inquiries now tn th. market i'm
clude o. Tor the Erie. 35 for IA. Chicago
and l-rk" Erie. Tor ths Belt Railway
ot Chicago. and for the H.lu Railway
OF Hawaii.
Tn, American Locomotive Company
viii build switching engines for the
chicago Junction Railroad and four
Wheeled locomotive for the Carbones
10 Ia Nu'Na Madrid. spain. Tho
Baldwin Locomotive Work. will build
one switching ioc,motIv. for the Tide
Water oi' Company.
The Pressed steel car Company has
booked orders for $50 mine cars. 700
of which arr for the Wyoming Mine
Company. 600 for tho No-oc Coal COM
uauy go for the lri4lui- Coal Mining
Company and 900 fHr tho GuIf ~mua.l,--
Mlnins Company The Cambria steel
Tor $40 freight cars Tor th, South Elt-
fHIu Railway Company. while th. Haskell
a barker car tnWpHuN .N.I build 1000
poultry ears fHr the Live Poultry Trans
LAX, Erie .s taking prices uu 500 hopper
cars. as wen a. "u 5000 E'uaul1s. pre-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-09
FINANCIAL oP1NIoNs.

FINANCIAL. NV ~H"A cont mutation OF
the bullish trading speciality tendencies
iS expected Sentiment Is becoming
more hopeful among the rank and ale.
and pool operations bring fair re-
Spouse. copper. OH. equipment and steel
issues are fHyorifes with the specula-
i've trading element and they may go
sions OF skcpticism as 20 the recovery
holding are given out I'm some OF tho
large houses a more lnsi-t'ut though
quite absorption o. some Of thr granger
aud trunk lines iS noted Dos specialists.
Gossip iu pool circles suggests Cuutin-
ued hulish tactics in AlNs Chalmers.
Beet sugar. Car Foundry. Marine pre-
f,rrcd. Chino. Goodrich. Mexican Pete.
and New York Air Brake.
VAIL STREET JpIRN " Tho
t'st character. The Marine issues are,
Surprisingly strong 100 view OF the UNI
IorRNAL OF COMMERCE. There
ar. sti.i many hundreds OF millions OF
American securities held IN Britain
der The Increasing comIglsion OF wars
IOHN N-rH & 90 sav-We think
the bun market has not yet reached
it- climax lu the stock market itself.
'hef" .s am adjustment going ou which
should correct the internal weakness
advance.
CLARK. GUILDS & Co-pir'omatfc
relation iu the only great point on which
the large short interest in tne active
stg,,,k, q. g'i9 ,i 1inF ITS posi-,
not tho setback BOO OBJ" stock market has
gone fare enough is 90 DIFFICULT question
g. ans N'r f.r ne present "" should
alternate strength and weakness.
JOSEPH says Lu-ittuia incident
practically closed There is ~tiI q
t.w'se in The locomotive shares. In
fle ah-eur, ~ bad news further re-
very eeod Or VIII anticipate the IN
crease .n dividend which VIII become
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-09
MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK Fct. Mercantile paper
sH2.i p.r cent Steriing. 90 day bills
2f.IHaa demand EHrf. cables 81 90 -
Francs. demand $500. cables $3.50.
Mark. demand 1fc. cables 1b1ac. kronen
demand % i4D. cables 1859. GuiIders.
demand g. iac. cables fltac Lires de-
uaud fHr.. cables f6f1 Kublos. de-
unud 500 a.. demand 900 r. Har silver
arH NsNiCHu dollars fdac Govern
MHrr tUrIH H|Iu.E. Railroad bonds
sHe. Time loan. easy. fu and 90 days
-.- per cent. sIh months - ~ per
cent
call money steady. IiEh per cent.
..u 70 Irr cont. ruling rate 20 per
cont. IHaf loan rfr cent. closing bid
Ia p.r cent. offered at ser cent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-09

The Company handled :" " f--U-i
cars during the year. or am lEtr4E. .f
~ cars per day
The production during rho ys,r f.I.
Tr.rr...
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-09
OUTLOOK Is Encoaraging.

Mr. Scott stated 20 the stGrkhot,fer>
mat m" outlook for the present il ru-
SoII9slng. and that the company is as
SuIel OF "a large and prosperous business
Tor the next six months. and proi1bIy
longer. ITO" ever. 10 was pointed out that
80" iron ana steel business Dr. liable ...
y, mann .'r'd hy a scarcity OF material or
nN Jus nigh cost. and the effect of a
change iu the situation abroad cannot be-,
certainly anticipated
m hc reports OF Mr. Scott showe1 .re
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-09
HIGH SCHOOL BOND ISSUE

CHARLESTON. ". Va. Few. S.-A
bond election Co raise $4,000 with
which 20 build district high school
for Greeubrier county. az Bouceverte,
is proposed. II 10 carries the fourth
school OF that variety built In the
state In the last four years will be
erected
The department OF schools announc-
ed today that night schools have been
started in % high schools OF the state
for tho benefit Of those who cannot at
tend day sessions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-09
WALL STREET sunanrARY.

NlHdfbak~r corporation reduces work
iHE nouns Co employees with no loss in
pay beginning March LIST
International Nickel Co. 20 establish "a
DIS uickt. refining plant ia Canada.
llatttU committee wants Mercantile
Marine returned Zoo stockholders with
out change in status OF the two classes
OF stock
Midwest Refining for year ended
December 2lst shows 9l2 per cent earn
ed uu stock.
Reported visit OF BENJAMIN Strong.
Lr.. Tor Federal reserve bank To- Europe
preparatory Co establishment OF branch
or federal reserve bank abroad
No plan yet announced by Midvale for
rai>iuE Nt"uuu.uUu cash needed 20 pay
for Cambria Steel
Reported that merger OF Bethlehem
possibility.
- industrials l2eol up 90 per cent.
20 railways lu2.2t up U.42 per cent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-09
WHOLESALE MARKET
Flour
Syrup.

Corn; No. ?, 9Oc. No. IA. SI.1O. No. J,
4--o' No. ., per dozen, i Cozen II cases
80. extra, No. 10. u dozen In cases,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-09
OLD OFFICERS FOR
THE DOLLAR BANK

At a meeting OF the directors OF the
Dollar Savings a. Trust company yes
-erday afternoon. the old Officers for
.he ensuing year were elected. namely.
%. Walker Peterson. president.
y. b. Scott and Ffdelius Riester. vice
pres dents
Robert Hazlett secretary.
There was no change In the clerical
force.
Mr.. Hazlett said that tho past six
months had been one OF the most Sur-
-essful periods IN the history OF the
Institution.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-09
FLASH TO naAsrEu,s-

40 Official announcement has been
made as Co how Mldvale-t Cambria tran
-action will be- nuanced IL IL admit
ted, however that there Viii De large
increase in stock OF Mldvale Co.. Is,r-
maps 10 Siauuu".uUu. d. is said bankers
VINO Will uudvrwrite stock will receive
c"inml sS4uu ot . q per cent. so state
ment has been made as 20 price az which
new stock viii be offered 10 shartholl-
crs of Midyale company
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-09

Golden Tree. glass. large. Ter don. 2 40
Golden Tree. glass. med. per do... / ~
Golden Tree. glass. small, per doz. 80
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-09
HIGHER PRICES
ON WHEAT MARKET
Large Volume OF Export Business Gives
Prices an Upward swtng-corn
and oats Also Gain

L. - ..Nf,.., ~ l-NPoIs ~ manu- q
today an upward swing. As a result
prices al the close. although unsettled
with MAY AZ 1904 D = and July al
i22 -. other staples too showed gains
corn 4 a 20 / . sc. oats Ia 41i C
and provisions Z = 10 2Thc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-09

CHICAGO. Feb. s.-HoRs: receipts
$4,000. higher. Bulk 5000 SIS. light
$3.50 q $50. mixed $3.50 s.25; heavy
$50 p N25. rough 1856 q 7.s5; pigs
cattle. receipts 5000: firm. Native
beef steers $3.50 % s.s5. cows and helfers
s. D. "a s.l5. calves 2S.2B4l125
sheep receipts $1,000, firm. wethers
tf-t5 u s--5, ewes $3.50 " $50: lambs
SIS bUff So
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! open. / nigh. / Low. / Clos


Wheat. No. 2. red. 1914: 60. >. red.
ia 3 q l-s Ia No. ?, hard. nominal. No.
3. hard. 127A&12Sa
Corn. No. 2. yellow. nominal; No. 4.
oats. No. 3. white. 46A g47& stand
ara. fNta a.4siA.
PORK. sis25 a 2O.25; lard. tss5: ribs.
S1O.37J 1887.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-09
MODERATE JUMP IN
TUESDAY CLEARINGS
Total for tho Day s3o4. i27.23, Compared
with s2e3, 774.s7 Same Day
Last Year.

The Wheeling banking clearings for
tuesday, as reported by Manager Alex
Mitchell. OF the wheeling Clearing
House Association. amounted to SgO4.-
l24.23. compared with S263.T7467 an in
ereast or Sf0.352.b6. or l5.S per cent
The total clearlngs FOR the month to
date are S2.S26.737.g4. compared with
I2.2S2.OO6.ss. an Increase OF S594.T3l. O6. or
Se.6 per cent, The record for the month
70 date Is as follows:
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Total shares 45I.4OO.
Bonds S3.76C.OO0.
PITTSBURGH sToCKs

WHEELING. W. Va. Feb g. Is.
The active Pittsburgh stocks corrected
daily by A. r. NHston & Co.. bankers
and brokers. National Bank OF West
Virginia Building.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-09

PITTSBURGH. Pz. Feb. s-Cattle
steady. supply Hight. Choice IS so o.
SIS. prime $s.254s.BO.
sheep. steady; supply light. Prime
81. 900 n 500; lambs SIsO411.JO; veal
calves 1850 12.OO.
Hogs. steady. supply light. Prime
heavies - .a9 " $40. mediums and heavy
workers SS.70W SIS; light workers s. 20
q $50; pigs Ss.551f7.9O, rOuKhs S7.25 "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-09

Tho ua. OF tho orvFon inhaler
alone H.. urHa 30 possible To make
balloon r..f. above $4,000 feet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-09
Wheeling &lrOnCompanyS resNetEarnings
For thePast Year$S59, 767; Prospects VeryBright
PREsENr EFFICIENT BOARD OF d.
RECToRs Is RE-EEECrED.
Greater Part OF The 1915 Earnings
Scored During The Fourth And
Last Quarter.

. The gross earnings OF the Wheeling
steer n iron company, last year. amount
20 70 nearly a million dollars. accord
ing TO reports submitted 10 the stock
holders at their annual meeting held
yesterday afternoon. in the company s
Main office. Main ami South streets The
net earnings for the wear Announced h.
500. tbs-5i. after dcducting charges for
maintenance and repairs OF the plant.
vision Tor refining the blast furnace OF
we Belmont plant and contingencies and
interest on bonds.
\, The report was read by i'resrGent D..
Al. scott. and showed very satisfactory
condition OF affairs During the vear
1910 the entire sales amounted 10 e.
S Ssi:s ~ gain OF - per cent over the
Directors Reelected.
The board Of directors was reelected
tor the ensuing year. as follows NJ
scott H. Walker Peterson. J. j. Hollo-
way. Robert Hazlctt Edward Hazi@tt
William D. StifeL a. r.. Hubbard IIbr
Duncan. George r. StIfel. p " 0glebsS'
T. ~. ~. Hornorook. " \ lsett and T. e.
In reading the anuuzr report Presi-
cent scott remarked that the first sis
s ,,,yr,n5 on Tie year were marked 10y a
quarter business was only mir huf In
tne last quarter the COMPANY aNp.rirnr-
cd a very large volume OF business at
Outlook Is Encouraging.
NJ Nc"tt stated 20 the stockholders
mat m" outlook for the present lis ru-
SolF9sing. and that the company lis as
Slred OF "a large and prosperous business
TOT ihe next six months and pralrbI,.
longer ITO" ever. 10 was pointed out that
% haWuer'd 10y scarcity OF material on
10y JUS nigh cost. and the effect uf a
,uanee ln the situation abroad cannot D.,
certainty anticipated
ne reports Of Mr.. Scott showed the
Income Account and Statement Of sur
h. WNuW
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Totals. .{2.s26.7s7.s4 s2.232.OO6ss 2s.s /
Inc. IS 594.73l.06
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Curb Mining stocks.
NEW YORK CUE MAPKFT

WHEELING. W. Va. Fob s. ZIG
Reported iy 4. T.. Mastcn a. Co. T. T.
Brand. manager. members N,w Nurh
stock Exchange.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-09
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET


WHEELING. W. Va. Feb ~ .If.
Market reported by A. D.. Nasten &
Co. members Nsw York stock Exchange.