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feeders, $5.90@S.1O; Texans, $7.10@
500; calves, ss.5o@11-25; westerns,
I$7.40@S.6O.
Sheep receipts 1900: market
steady. Native, $s.25@s.cO; western,
,$S.25@S.S5; lambs, $9.75@11.2O; west
ern, $1O.oO@1L55.
Chicago Live stoek-ciose.
Furnished by Long Commission Co.,
403 Main. Telephone No. 1901
CHICAGO, March 13.-Hog receipts
$4,000; market slow. Mixed and
butchers. $s.5501O.02h; good heavy,
$9.45@10.00; rough heavy. $3.50
9.65; light, s9.40@9.95.
Cattle receipts $4,000; market
strong; top 1926.
steady; top $685.. Lambs, top $11.5S.
St. Louis Live Stock.
DAST ST. LOUIS, March 13-Cat-
tie receipts 400; market steady.
Texas receipts SEQ; native beef steers.
$7.5O@9.60; yearl.ng steers and heit-
ers. ss.50@9.50; COWS, $5.50@S.00;
stockers and feeders, $5.50@7.S5:
calves, $6.0O010.5O; Texas steers,
$5.25@s.00: COWS and he1fers. $4,000
500.
Hog receipts $4,000; market 5@1Oc
lower: Mixed and butchers, $3.50
1905; good heavy, s1o.OO@1O.10;
rough, $s.0o@9.25; light, $9.70@9.s5;
bulk, $9S0@1o.oO; pigs, $7.o0@s.5o.
Sheep receipts 1900; market
steady. Ewes, 46500S.25; lambs,
$s.c0011.5o: wethers, ss.oo@1e.oo.
Kansas City 1.-Two Stock.
@ ~ u
receipts $4,000: market steady.
heifers. s5.00@1o.00: stockers and
feeders, s6.50@8.6O; calves, $500
HOO.
Hog receipts 10000; market steady,
sc lower. Bulk. ss.4oV9.55; heavy,
s5.6009.7O; medium, ss.5oQs.65;
light, s9.35@9.55.
Sheep receipts 5000; market
steady. Lambs. s1o.6o@11.7o: ewes,
$7.35@s.15; wethers, $s.00@10.80.
Omaha Live Stock.
OMAHA, March 13.-Cattle receipts
5000; market slow, loo lower.
Steers, $75O09.50; cows and heifers,
$45OwS.75; stockers and feeders,
$7.750s.10; calves, $7.00010.00; bulls
and stays, S5.50@7.25.
Hog receipts 9,ZOUs market DC low
er. Bulk, $9.25@9.4O; top $3.50.
Sheep receipts $500; market,
lambs, stronger; others weak. Year
linxs, $9.25010.oo; wethers. $3.50
$50; lambs. $1o.so011:25; ewes, $500
@S.25.
Chicago Produce.
CHICAGO, March r 13.-Butter-
Extras, 35c: firsts, 34c; dairy extras,
30@s311c; dairy fihsts. 261e @28c.
Eggs-Firsts. 1871 @1SAc; ordinary
frsts, 17h@17Ac.
Cheese-Twins. TN @17hc; Young
Americas, 1871 @18hc.
Live poultry-Fowls, tic; ducks,
17@1sc; geese, 12@14c; spring chick
ems, 18c; turkeys, 19c.
Potatoes-Receipts 80 cars; Mime
sofas, wisconsins, Michigans, Da-
kotas, Ohios. 90c0$I.00 per bushel..
New York Produce.
NEW YORK. March 13.-F1our
market firm. Winter patents, $4,000
500; spring patents, $5.70@5.95.
Pork market firm. Mess, $4,000
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bassy that the belligerent sounding
manifesto issued in Mexico City, suf-
fered by translation into English, and
that the disposition to resent the
American sO-called invasion" Is no
stronger than evinced by General
| Carranza's more moderate note of
J Saturday, tended to confirm the be-
lief that there will be trouble on that
score.
No news had come from the border
to the war department in the mean
ston's forces had moved.
President Wilson was to confer
with Secretary Lansing at 2 o'clock
and frame . reply to Carranza's note
relative to American troops entering
Mexico. 1t will be sent imm ediately.
Friends of the president and con-
gressmsn who called At the white
house during the morning, expressed
the view that Carranza's proposal
was q fair one and that the belief
prevails that it will be accepted.
It is also believed the president
could accept Carranza's cooperation
without any action by the senate. The
situation in Mexico, however, caused
some uneasiness in Official circles.
The report Of General Funston that
he would not move deliberately until he
was sure Of his ground. was accepted
as proper procedure owing to the
unsettled state of negotiations be-
tween this country and Carranza.
Fear is expressed that even should
the Carranza note be accepted, Villa
may spread reports that the punitive
American expedition Is an invasion
of Mexico" and rally many Of the
Mexicana to hts cause
A "misconstruction of phraseology''
is the Mexican embassy explanation
of the Carranza manifesto from Mex
leo City as published this morning
It was declared the manifesto was
in its meaning exactly the same as
the letter sent to Secretary Lansing
by General Carranza-
Prepared for home consumption"
it was said and with the realization
that a large portion Of Mexicans are
illiterate and do not understand the
language Of diplomacy, it was made
to sound stronger than perhaps in
tended.
he attorney general was called
1880 today 1t is understood Attor-
ney General Gregory favors an ar
rangement between this government
and Mexico whereby a neutral zone
may be established, embracing a ter
ritory twenty miles inland on each
side from one end Of the border to
the other.
Over this zone the troops Of both
governments may be allowed to pass
at any time in pursuit of bandits
without entering into formalities. Be-
lief prevails that such arrangements
could be made without permission Of
congress.
Senators Stone and Salisbury Of
the foreign relations committee also
conferred with the president relative
to whether senate action would be
necessary in case this government
enters into an agreement with Car
rama.
LOO Men There Already.
COLUMBUS, n. NJ, March 10
Before night about 1000 United
States troops were expected to be en-
camped here Already eleven hun
dred men, mostly cavalary. were I'M
der Colonel Slocum and two more
regiments of infantry, another hos
pital detachment and a signal com
peny were due.
A battery of mountain guns from
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from this section included McQuod'
keokuk, and Miller Ottumwa. loi-
wards; Depot, Ottumwa. center, anu
Sumner, Ottumwa, and Ketchum. Mae
catine, guards.
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A second Better Foods
Better Homes school for
Keokuk, similar to the
one conducted here last
season by Miss Florence
NJ. Peet. lecturer and
cookery teacher sent out
by the Proctor & Gamble
educational department,
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iWn1CQ. IN Wow OF U1HCulI1cS WITH Tue
United States would make him the
popular hero instead of Villa.
The administration Is disposed to
grant Carransa's reciprocity demands
for the prime reason that denial might
force tho very consequences the presi-
dent Is most anxious to avoid-nter-
vention, or actual hostility with the
defacto government The fact that
the president has authority without
consent or approval BY congress to
make such an agreement was also de-
clared. The president, however. may
find It necessary to go before congress
and ask additional authority and also
possibly to negotiate . formal treaty
! with Carranza to seal the reciprocity
arrangement Some members Of con-
gress were manifesting . disposition
today to insist upon cooperation from
! tho white house.
Increased opposition among Msxi-
cans of all factions on both sides OF
the border, to entry Of American
troops, added a new tone Of gravity
! to the situation.
All reports from army ofncials and
agents of treasury. state and justice
departments, brought word Of in
creased anti-Amercan. feeling. AS
stgnment Of troops to patrol duty, es-
pecially opposite Nogales and at Ell
Paso. was regarded significant.
It became known today that the
United States has placed an air tight
embargo on munition shipments to
Mexico Even mining explosives are
barred Individuals are not allowed
| to cross at any point bearing arms.
At Aqua Prieta, million rounds OF
cartridges ordered by Carranza were
| held up. protest from Carranza
against renewal OF embargo with his
friendly" government was believed
in prospect.
Brave Thirteenth May Go.
COLUMBUS, N. NJ, March 10
Troops arriving hourly today from Ell
Paso strengthened the belief that one
of the principal columns after Villa
will start from here.
! Tie Thirteenth cavalry which brave
" drove off Villas superior NUMBERS
| in Thursdays raid. was being out
fitted apparently to lead the pursuit
Officers were under strict orders
not to make any statement regarding
/ contemplated movements.
Under sealed orde,a
! MOBILE. Ala, March 13.-The
cruiser North Carolina now at Pensa-
cola. has received sealed orders, pre-
sumably for Mexican service, accord-
ing to report here today. The North
| Carolina was originally ordered to
Guantanamo.
Another report more generally cur
rent was that the North Carolina !s
coming here to Join the battleships Ar
| kansas and New York. whose Officers
and men have been delegated to OBJ
serve and assist from the sea the long
range gun practice by the army coast
defense detachment at Fort Morgan
No Trouble with carranza.
by Robt. J. Bender, United Press
STAFF Correspondent
WASHINGTON, March 13.-Presi-
dent Wilson will be able, the admin
istration believes. to carry out his
expedition against villa without diff
Guilty with Carranza Lacking direct
word from the president, other OH
Gals are convinced the Carranza pro-
posal that his troops be conceded the
reciprocal right of crossing the
American border in case Of necessity,
Will be granted.
Assurances from the Mexican EN-
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$3.50.
Lard market steady. Middle res,
spot, $11.05@11.15.
Sugar, raw, market firm. Centrif,.
gal test. t5.40@5.52; Muscavado 80
test, S4.6s@4.75.
Sugar. refined, market quiet. Cut
loaf. $3.50; crushed. 1856: powdered.
$6.75: granulated, $6.65@6.95.
Coffee Rio No. on spot, steady,
CSC.
Tallow market firm. City, SIC:
country. s1k@9c; specials. 91ao.
Hay market steady. Prime, 81 400
Las; No. 8. $1.05@1.l5; clover, 5000
$1.20.
Dressed poultry market STEADY.
Chickens. 15029c: turkeys. A@aOc;
Live poultry market firm. Geese,
16c: ducks, pic; fowls, 1s@1shc; tur.
keys, 2O@25c; roosters, 11@1lh.
Cheese market steady; state milk
common to special. 16@1sc; skins
common to specials, 5016tc.
Butter market steady. Receipts g.,
26S; creamery extras, $40; dairy tubs,
32@35c: imitation creamery f1rsts. Is
0251ac.
Egg market easy. Receipts 1854.
Nearby white fancy, 30@31o; nearby
mixed fancy. 23@241kc: fresh, 24h0
25c.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, March 13.-Money on
call, percent.
Six months. percent.
Bar silver New York. $3.50
Demand sterling, $4.76 3-16-
New York Stocks-cioss.
FURNISHED by Long Commission Co,
403 Main. Telephone No. 100.i
American Beet Sugar. ......... 70h
American Can Comm on) ....... 81
American Car & Foundry. 49,, tx
American Locomotive ......... Is
American Smelter (common) ;. .100B
American Sugar Refining. 49,. .10S
American Tel. and Telg. Co... .12ST
Anaconda 500
Atcnlson ................ .IO4
Baltimore & Ohio. SO
Brooklyn Rapid Transit. ssh
Butte & Superior. .............. 95A
Canadian Pacific ..............16 1857
Chesapeake G. Ohio. ........... 61A
Chicago Great Western, common ID
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul 94ss
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific 16a
CO4OEdOO r Vel q 1TOu. fo1S
Crucible Steel ................ 92B
Erie, common 81
General Electric ..............171
Great Northern, pfd. ........... 1905
Illinois Central ...............1 02R2
Inspiration Copper ............ ATS
Miami 3os.
Nevada Consolidated Copper. 16
New York Central. .105A
Markham pacific 112
81
Ray Consolidated copper. $500. 24A
Reading ~: SAB
Republic Iron & Steel, com. 49,. 53A
Southern Pacific .............. 9SB
Southern Railway ............. 2lR
.146A
Texas Oil 1864
Union Pacific .............. .l33
United States Steel, com. $500. S3za
United States Steel, pfd. $50. 116B
Utah copper .................. e5t4
w eStlngnOu5e go. WIS
Bethlehem Steel .bz4E
Coffee, spot ...............S ss Q9E
Cotton
May ................. 80
july AH-
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Chicago 1.-Two Stock.
CHICAGO. March 13.-Hog receipts
$1,000; market slow, steady. Mixed
and butchers, $9.55@1O00; good
heavy, $9.8O@9.e5; rough heavy, $9.45
@9.65; light, ,&9.4009.95: pigs, $500
go.
Cattle receipts 14,OOV; market, 100
15c higher. Beeves, $7.B0@995; cows
and heifers. $3.70@s.70; stockers an,
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feeders, $5.9O@S.l0; Texans, $7.10@
500; calves, @S.50@11-25; westerns,
$7.40@S.6O.
Sheep receipts 1900: market
steady. Native. 1926 @s:c0; western,
,SS.2503.S5; lambs, $9.75@11.2O; west
ern, $1O.00@11.65.
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YEARS RECORD
ON STOCK MARKET
Greater Strength and Actively Attended
Dealings Gestsrday-Salss Were
hoo coo Shar-s.

NEW YORK March I4.-Greatcr
STR myth. breadth and activity attended
today = market. dealings amounting to
l.l"N.NUo shares. or record Tor the year
% date. The movement began al the
opening and continued with uttle inter
ruption until the final hour. when some
suecialtics, notably Cructblc steel. YIELD
ed fractions TO several points from
maximum prices
\ significant feature was the obvious
revival OF public interest. which has fung
been conspicuously lacking. The change
lh sentiment. which became more or less
apparent last week. seemed 10 have its
genesis in variety Of encouragtng do
nestle developments. which more than
nNllificd such adverse factors as may
have been presented by conditions in
Mexico and Europe.
War shares and Industrial aud equip
meut issues Comins within the category
we're tuday.s most prominent features
American Locomotive CruribIe Steel
div vision with gains or two To- almost
i've points, while "a score OF scmi-war
descriptions. including oils. sugars and
ehlpilng shares. recorded similar adj
Nances.
United States steel assumed it, old
place a. active leader. with "a total OF
10000 shares. or about 10 per cent OF
or - to >6fs. B,thlen.m steel added
20 "a Co yesterday spectacular rise.
touching BOO.
Rails we're in excellent demand par
ucuiarlN Reading. Canadian Pacific.
Union paciflc. L"uigh Valley. Graugers
ana some oi th" eastern trunk lines.
Reading advance ~ 80 Co >.7s r.p-
resented record price Iur that stock
since as quotation In dollars con thc
local board
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S41,117,4S7 PROFITS
FOR AMERICAN TEL
Great Wire System. Says President vail
Ready TO Aid in defence.

NEW YORK. March 1.-THE report
OF the American Telephone and Tclc-
sIaph Company FOR the year ended De-
=, i.u,r 81. 1919. shows total earnings
ltll. and Ss5.9Os.gsI in 1918. 40 earn
.hk7 Tor the year amounted Co s4IIIs..
p ar peLorc- me net earnings. after
interest were equal TO 900 per cent.
earned ON the f3su.f17.IO0 capital STOCK.
a. compared with s.3s per cent earned
on S3f4.6Nl.y0O iu 1914 The balauc. fnr
tHS year was s5f.tlS.63s. AS against
The report Of the Bell system. owned
nE the American Telephone aud Trlc-
sIapu company. shows gross earnings
Tor the year amounting 60 s28S.sug.6Fy
- asalnSi S2-5.952l-3 in 1919 and
thc system for the year cost xh4.55u.Ssh
a. compared with hI.3gb-lg ln IsI.
j ne hgu system earned a surplus Of
Theodore y. Val. president OF tho
american Telephone and Telegram
company, IN his remarks to stockhoId,'r -
companies were never boz NOR. -atfs.
factory financial and physical condition
iie draws attention 70 the fact that tn.
records established ia long distance
Wlrtitrs telephony were made by the
company.
At the end OF the year the nunb.r
or N.l.l IONS was sl5l .lZl. an increase 81
v'-.--N. says President Vail Total
ri. e--" of wire Ia use Tor exchange aur
t4t service was lN.9u5.5f1 miles. Uf
Mh.1 l.u-'.*5l were added during 1918
or tllS total wire mileage 90 usr l.uf
l- copper. The underground conduit.
represent cost Of gYf.JuN. 900 and al.
cables iu conduits Sll1.eUu.uuu. 70 t1ta
in underground plant of S2u5.1uU. 1000.
Ah" number OF stockholders E--Ia
not including the $4,000 employees -n4~.-.
holders VINO are pay ing tor stock out uf
The majority OF The comp3uy's share.
holders are women
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MARKS SELLING AT
NEW LOW RECORD
Foreign Exchange Experts Say Further
Break Is Likely Soon.

NEW YORK. March lf-Another
bf'ak IN the price Of exchange ON Ger
many carried marks 70 a new low record
ilguFe yesterday. The break was
brought about by a steady selling b.
houses with German Affiliations. which
immediately turned their proceeds into
FuhQcrs. Marks closed last night at the
LOW the day and at the very lowest
1igure at which they have ever sold.
sight drafts ON Berlin were quoted AZ
- with cables al - p. This compares
with a previous low of ga for the
FORMER and y - FOR the latter. The pre-
Nlous close wa- p - Tor sight drafts and
. 1-l6 FOR cables.
Foreign exchange men arc inclined Ca
market Tor exchange on Germany that
kroncn was weak iu sympathy and de-
clned az 1850. against previous close
OF los. Rates ON Austria however. are
price reached early th4s year.
Exchange rates ON rho other leading
financial centres OF Europe were lower.
with the exception OF rubles. urc and
guilders. sterling closed at i.sOis for
demand and 4.s6A for cables. Satur-
day Is prices were i.sbia and t.tt 1915.
Francs were easier, Clu-.us a. OBJ = Tor
checks and b.9U< Tor cables. They
closed last week a. 5.suia tpr the former
and s.s3s for the latter.
Italian lire were quoted az 6.1OA.
AGAINST previous close OF 1904
RublcS were unchanged az 3is5. GUILD
crs were unchanged at ~ ..
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BIG INCREASE
In CLEARINGS
Total Fof Tuesday S5l6.52I.43, Compared
with s3s7. s49.z3 Same Day
Last march.

Tuesdays Wheeling banking clearinEs
a. reported by Manager Alex Mitchell.
OF the clearing house association. were
Aalt.s-lfs. compared with S25s.s43.2G
me same day last March. an increase OF
S5S.952-2o. or 22.s per cent.
For the month or March To date the
total has reached S4.g5z. sts.Ul. compared
with 1881. uO5.73. an Increase OF sssI.
est+H. Or &s+ per cent Day 10 day
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"M york. Nnr.. |f#THe metal
quote. ..tO t.. I.I. fprIt.r
..oa AZ London IrHT l.a. .a. rfaI.
I.| IN.
'.HHer Quiet. rfr..rrItH. re.-..
-st.. auua and later tl."..I
L-.. steady sUd unchanged
Offered ar frs z.
40 London .".. CONNIE. fHHr. r.f....
Also. fr1i Gin a..
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WHOLESALE MARKET
Syrup.

. Corn, No. 2. Soc. No IA. sLlo. No. >.
80. extra No 40. - dozen ia cases.
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Much Bridge Steel Being Bought by Railroads;
BuOlding Contractors Pressing for Material

NEW YORK. March 1.-THE rail-
roads are actively 300 the market Tor
LrleEe work. Contracts were placed yes
ttrdty aEgregatiuE $500 tons OF -t4uc-
tlral steel Including 900 tons FOR the
baltimore and Ohio Railroad bridge at
i'tii3uce. ohio. which will be furnished
~ the American Bridge Company. The
baltimore and ohio also put out new
inquiries yesterday for bridge work
The L high Valley has awarded a con-
tract for bridge over the barge canal
a. itocleeter. y Y. callius for 600 tons
OF steel Tho fabrication will bee done by
~ lnac pendent shop. The Cincinnati.
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad entered
the market for fsw small bridges re-
9ulrlhg -oo tons or steel shapes. The
Boston and Maine has entered the mar
ket Tor three small bridges and the
Boston and Albany is inquiring for
PRICES ON the construction OF two
bridge spans.
lu the central West several additional
bridge contracts have been closed hy
railroads. the largest being $50 tons OF
Elrdtr spans for the chicago. BIrlIul-
ton and quincy. awarded 20 tho King
limos west OF mt sburgh have given an
order Tor 'wo bridges 10 Doe constructed
az cincinnati calling for COO tons or
,s,eel shapes 90 The Fort Pitt Bridge
company. The Missouri Pacific Rail-
road has awarded a contract Tor 200
tons OF bridge work 10 the Peunsyl Iva
l.nrton and quincy also put out inquir-
,,- Tor 900 tons OF structural steel Go
shops at Burlington. Ia.
-. The Atlantic Coast Line issued speci.
iic1uous yesterday for a number -
bridges, but no definite tonnage of steel
mas YET been reported. The New York
erdl stEnal bridges and thre" small
spans calling FOR less than 200 tons or
80. s.'le7. ~ decision ha~ Ecl n'' %
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dolucH Tree. lass. large. leg doZ. -
Golden Tree. E4a=a. med. pes CJ-.. i -
Golden Tree. glass, email. Fer doz -
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'Ha.u- smu.r
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GREATER LIGGETr 3 MYERS
PROFITS.

Tine report OF the LiEgctt "a Myers
81. 1875. shows total profits umounting
Co $s.tsa.%l3. cas- compared with Ss-al.-
16l Boo 1914. The balance for the year
was Sa.-2s.4lO. as compared with St.aI4.-
SuN. and total surplus amounting 10
Sl0,9U5.3b2. The balance was equivalent
90 -t.tl per cent earned Ou the s-l.-
$4,000 common stock. against -n.ns per
cent ON the same stock during 1914.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

WHEELING. ". Va. March I4. &c.
Market reported by 4 T.. Maste, a
Co.. members New York stock Exchange
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. ". Va. March H. &c.
Range of active stocks on the Sew
\ ork stock Exchange. corrected daily
oy A. +. Mastcn * Co. Drokcrs.
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TOLEDO. March If-Nl.at-Clsh.
slltt. Nay. sI.I2it July SlIIf.
GLOVER Seed Prime. cash. Nff.1l.
March. sl""5. April. St.f.. October
AIslI...I Prime. cash and March. 50 90
Iim.' nt Prime. cash. March and
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Totals. s4.s52. ,sa.ol S3.ssi.oo5.5s asa
Ines esl.>N1.2s
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING S.. Ea. March %. go.
lal, Cl1iat:a- .-iss og the ~ heet-ua
stuf. I..IUauEe.
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PITTSBUkGh STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. March Is. &c.
1he active Pittsburgh stocKs corrected
daiIy ~ a. A.. Aastcn q 60. bankers
anu brokers. National sank OIL " est
Virginia lsui4dins
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Curb Mining stooks.
NEW YORK. CuKB MARKET

WHEELING w Va. March If. 'i6.
Reported by a. T.. Mast.u .s Co. l. p.
Brand. manager. members New York
stock Exchange.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-15

PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND wEI.LSbUR0
Wheeling Wsllsburn
Leave
" @hssiiSsi w .ii:ss-s
1880 o. IN 500 q a
I:SO ., ~ l1:ee noon
hOCNDSNILLE LINE
WHEELING AND HOUNDSVzLA
Daily Except Sunday.
Leave
10Th street Law
Wheeling Mounds yiils
o.O0 A. l.t0 D "A
$50 .. m
On lines having regular express ser.
vice. shipments weighing IN excess OF
nfty pounds or large buk will not b
carried on passenger cara.
ALL LlNES-Daily Except SUNDAY.
No shipments except emergency snip
ments OF medicines. will be carried on
passenger cars between t:oo ana cas-
p. m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-15

WHEELING. N. va. March If. 10.
Corrected by a. f. Maet.n q CO.. L.. r.
Brand. MAJ. W.UuIs -D4-zO5 National
Bank BIDS Wheeling. ". Va