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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-09-23

The state land board granted the
Wickahoney Land & Water company,
which is engaged In the construction
of an irrigation system for the lands
included in the So called Bruneau prof.
ect, an extension Of six months to com
plete its work. The reason assigned
for the extension is that the company
finds additional surveys are needed. 1t
has spent 100000 pushing work on the
project, but desires that no engineering
mistakes be made and therefore asked
for and was given the six months ex-
tension from the present date.
Governor Alexander is in receipt of
the following self explanatory letter
quoted in part:
Howe, Idaho, Sept. II, 1915.
Hon. Moses Alexander,
Boise, Idaho.
Dear Sir: After having been a close
adherent to the Republican party for 4S
years, voting continuously for state and
national nominees until 1912, when l
voted with the Progressive party and
believing the Republican party now
stands for the same things it then rep
resented ana Wnlcn caused me TO cease
to vote it's mandate. =" And believ-
ing further that the state Republican
party Of Idaho is now dominated by
influences that have directed and con-
trolled that party for a long time and
through which our state has been de-
bauched-finances squandered, legisla-
ton inundated and the wishes OF the
people ignored. thus rendering that
party unworthy of the trusting conf
dence of the people. For these and
many specific reasons, / tender my vote
and whatever of influence l may exert
to the support of the Democratic state
and national ticket and If properly en-
vironed would donate my time to linn
tied public campaign.
Yours sincerely,
Il. X. TAYLOR,
, 1916-05-17
The J. & A. D. Co.
j. j. JOHNSON, Director.
JOS. ALEXANDER.
KILOGRAMS
ST. CROIX STATION.
Censored at Jamaica.)

(GeDSOfGU at UAIllaIcd.)
London, May 12tb-What purports to be
q summary of the speech Of Dr.. Won Beth
mann Hollweg at the secret sitting Of the gen
eral committee of the Reichstag on May 5th,
concerning Ger many's reply to The American
Note is published by the wireless press to-day
under q Berne date. The wireless press
states that the following remarks by the
bly, authentic: 81 have said before that we
must drop all sentimentality. l repeat that.
With regard to our dispute with America
our self-respect was wounded by the agrees
sive wording of the American Note to Ger
many. Our feelings urge us to repel this
interference with our Legitimate methods of
warfare, and tell America to mind her own
business, but considerations of policy COM
pei us to subordinate patriotic zeal to patrio-
tic reason. We must be guided, however,
not by our feelings but by our coolest judg-
ment. We have one aim and one duty
namely, to win the war, therefore any policy
which endangers our victory must be avoid
ed. The overwhelming majority of expert
opinion regards q rupture of relations with
America ASA grave peril. A great mistake
has been committed in overstating the
value of the submarine campaign against
England. Our naval experts no longer be-
leve in the probability of reducing England
to starvation and ruin by submarines, even
if the war lasts another two years. 1t IL true
that these instruments can infict a frightful
amount of damage, but this damage would
be insufficient to outweigh the danger to
, 1916-05-17

THE Juvenile and Adult Dramatic Com.
pany", while hereby thanking the Public
at large for The patronage extended to them
on their recent first appearances; also desire
to say that this appreciation of their efforts
will and shall have the effect Of stimulating
them to greater ~exertion for general pleas
ure and benefit in the near future. HE
aspiring youth Of the land require on'y ibis
manifestation Of Encouragement in their
efforts, which unfortunately sometimes are
so to speak, nipped in the bud by indiffer-
ence and lack of support. In this case
however, much that is needed has been un-
doubtedIy given and we promise to show our
qualification by continuing; and we hope to
appear again before the Public within a
reasonable time.
The J. & A. D. Co.
j.. J.. JOHNSON, Director.
JOS. ALEXANDER.
assistant Director,
Christiansted, 16' May 1916.
, 1916-05-17

Ol cdu0S.
The Organ Recital given at the Moravian
Church on Monday evening was.a pronounced
success. Like all of the musical entertainments
for which Mr.. Weiss has been responsible
during the 4 years of his incumbency at
Friedensthal, it was a most enjoyable and
high class entertainment One is always
sure OF good music at one of his Recilnls,' and
Monday night was no exception, the master
hand Of the competent and tasteful musician
being i'll evidence both in the programme
md in the execution of the Organ Solos
which were of very high order. 1t is 10 be
regretted that a larger audience did not avail
itself of this treat, especially as This recital
will probably be the last before Mr.. Weiss
leaves the island in June. When be has
left us and there is none to fill his place, it
will be realized that in Mr.. Weiss we pos
sesscd, for a brief period a musician of rare
talent and taste, and it will then be a matter
for regret that better advantage was not
taken of the opportunities he offered the
community of hearing the inperishuble work
of the great Masters.
, 1916-05-17

The Vice-Chairman (Coulter). According
to 5 Ii 1 will ak the Council, if this matter
is to progress further.
1t WAS unanimously de cided to further the
matter.
The Vice-Chairmau (Coauer). / will ask
the Council, if it agrees to the election of a
Committee.
This was unanimously agreed to.
The Vice. Chairman (Cou1ter). There is o
proposal for 3 Members.
Bird Member for Christiansted Town (Niel-
sem. l propose 5 Members.
The Vice-Chairnan (Coulter). 1 will put
this last proposal to the vote.
2 voted for; 8 against.
The Vice. Chairman (Couztep). It follows
from this that the proposal for 8 Members is
adopted. The election will take place after
q recess.
Item 8.
Interpolation to the Governor for the
Danish West Indian Islands, by 1st
Member for Christianstod's Town and
Suburbs Elective District (Stakemaun.l
Has the Government its attention di-
rected to the serious situation here in
the Island created by the labour move
meat, whereby the Islands existence as
NC~AN ~
What measure s has the Government
taken or does the Government intend to
take to meet this threatening danger to
the Island ?
The Vice Chairman (CouNey) read the iu-
ferpellation and said he would now put it to
the vote according to S Is of the Rules of
BUSINESS whether it should come on or no..
Alb Member for Christinnsted Country
District (Sch"iegeloeo). [ will only say
The Vice Chairman tCouuer). The hon.
Member cannot get the word before Tie vot-
ing has taken place.
4th Member for Christianstcd Country
District (SchmiegeloaC). Can I not get the
word, when | only wait to speak of the
voting,
The Vice Chairman (Codter( I am sorry
l Gun not allow the hon. Member to speak
now according to my Interpretation OF he
Rules of Business.
4th Member for Christiansted Country
District (Schmiegel0V). l am not gong to
discuss the Interpolation, [ will only say
that this interpolation is in reality the snme
matter which was on the Order of the Day
for The extraordinary Meeting some time ago
and when the Member opposed by staying
away from the Meeting. 1t has therefore
already been decided by the Council.
Lie Vice-CnalrInan (COUWeT). L cannot
allow the hon. Member to speak further. and
l now will take the vote.
10 voted for the Interpolation being for
warded; 3 against.
His Excellency the Governor (Helaoeq-
L0rSem). According to the Colonial Law I
request the Interpolation to take place with
in closed doors.
The doors were closed.
His Excellency the Governor (Hc1,Deg-
Ldrsen) and the Despatching Secretary
(1VW. JacobSen) left the Meeting during
the speech of the Interpellant, and the
Interpolation gave no result.
The Vice-Chairman (Couhe,) gave q recess.
3rd Member for Fredeliksted Country
District Lunney) left the meeting.
After the recess the Vice Chairman (CouE-
ter) put to vote the election of 5 Members to
report on the Draft of Ordinance regarding
the Administration of Public unds in St.
Croix.
I6 voting tickets were handed in.
Elected were: LIST Member for Christian
sled Town (Stakemann) with IA votes; LIST
Member for Frederiksted Town (CouIter)
with IL votes and End Member for Chris
tiansted Town (Canegata) with 8 votes.
, 1916-05-17

At the meeting of the Colonial Council,
held on Monday in the Council Chamber,
Lawyer A.. E. Stakemann was reelected
Chairman, Mr.. G. e.. Leevy, Vice-Chairman,
and Mr.. H.. MacKay, Secretary.
, 1916-05-17
THE AVIS.
Ghriatiansted, at.&yetx.
Wednesday, 18th May, 1916.
The Factory Sugar Price

was fxel on Monday at $4.73 per 100 lbs
sugar, which gives 26.02 cents per 100 lbs
of canes.
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Stocks open. high. Low Close
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N. Y. STOCK

Totals ss.257.eii.22 s6.29o.s5i.OO 81.
Ins S1.966.56O.22
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FLASHES TO MAsrEN's

LOO uihtu uAI4HGluC4. luat sums ul
lhr ~liuAliuu so lar rs Wal street IS
concerned. The traders are worAlns
Tor a reaction ana % people carIyfus
STOCKS on margin really start 10 un-
t9td, W. arr apt Co get a first class
break.
Ine stock market H. stiil under the
shadow OF the iuternati0udI situation
ana until this ls cleared up 10 is likely
20 De "a dominant factor iu the tradInE.
Ihe character OF the buyIug ON yester-
uaA $ decline was said 20 be- excellent.
zoo" Iguiuatiuu started yesterday MAJ
cause "A temporary lowering of pIICeE
out on ans important decline from tins
level stocks should be bought FOR a turn
AT least.
strength in the coaI,rs was ON re-
ports 90 the effect tnat a favorable
agreement wIl be reached al the cuu-
terence etWv' miners ana operators.
Believe that long lines should ne re-
duccd 81 keeping with a conservative
course tul inc uurlook from "a domestic
ana iu-teEna,ipu1I political view point is
more r~eaSsurluE.
IL begins 20 look a. a. th. drastic
A~Guidatuu has been contaminated for
the time being at least.
'4re'tors col Inspiration copper Co.
meet on the @5rl ur next muut and an
initial dividend of one dollar a snarv
or more quarterly Is expected
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TRADE MOVES
QUICKLY WITH
PRICES HIGHER

NEW YORK. Feb. e5.-Bradstreet's
tomorrow will say: Trade as well as In
dustry stil moves at a brisk pace. prices
continue 10 advance. deliveries OF raw
aud finished materials are complained
OF as slow. railway traffico Is congested.
supplies OF money are plethoric. collec-
lions are good. and buyers OF some lines,
tearing insufficient supplies or still
prices, have put out orders for
fan delivery. In brief, most producing
units OF the country are choked with
orders. and lncread OF seeking business
FOR Tar of shipment. the tendency Is TO
more slowly In this respect.
There IL. however. a disposition In paris
OF the country TO proceed with caution.
20 ask NJ prices are not soaring too
rapidly and 10 question the ability OF
~purvcyors to obtain normal profits on
tinal selling prices. But this recurring
note OF doubttulness must DO consider
ed In CONJUNCTION with the fact that con-
continues at al
rate. thta Incomes from profit sharing
Investments keep on rising. that wages
a. well as employment are good and that
the onsumtn power OF the public has
been greatly Increased. Weekly bank
c~learings S3.s56,24 1000.
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BUTTER. EGGS AND CHEESE

NEW YORK. Feb 25-Butter. strong.
creamery extras f92 scorel 3fT 3f14c.
creamery thirher scoring a-m9-Lr.
firsfs % 075 &c. eocondF son ace.
20 II 2etkC. extra fretg gFfA. ffrafe gHT
Csc. seconds 22iA T23t-c. nearby hem
merry whites. fine 20 fancy 30W31c. near
by heunery browns 2fW 21c.
Cheese. steady. state. whole milk
That's. held colored. specials. 1sTfSNc.
do. white $50. do. colOre1. average fan
cv 1TiA m1TAc. do. white 1TL 1-ntc.
flats. current make. specials l7u1TLc.
do. average run fGA. o..
Live poultry. steady. sales reported as
follows
Chickens 49, m16ikc. fowls 1GLc:
dreseed. weak. prices unchanged.
Flour, unsettled.
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OIL NOTES.

The South Penn OF Company has shot
and cleaned out its No. 1 Fox heirs farm
and Increased production from 60 To-
barrels a day. Locatd ln Battclle dis
trict. MononEalia county.
on Grass Run. Murphy district. Ritcnie
county. the Hop. Natural Gas Conn ..r
No. 2. y. n. Miller estate. compI.t.. I
tho MaNon sand and showing FOR ID ..I-
rels per day.
The ohio Fuel OH Company has COM
pleted its NO. 9. O.. ". Ecichcr farm. in
the Weir sand and well made % barrels
first - hours. Located on fh, waters
Of Blue Creek. 600 feet s1uthwe-t of
same compInys so. q. same farm. Ga
Elk district. county.
on Road Fork. Duval district. Lincoln
county. the Big creek Development Co.
No 3. J A showers farm. rig completed.
Located 500 feet northeast OF same CONE
pany No. 2. same farm.
on Hams Branch. Duvai district. LIN
coin county. the Eig Creek Development
Company No. %. ~. Spurlock farm. rig
completed. Located COO feet southwest
or same cnmpany's 40. 20. same farm.
In same district and county. same
companys No. IS. same farm. completed
10 Bcrea sand and good for 8 barrels
per day.
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STOCKS RECLAIMED
ALL LOST GROUND
Aeeovery Was slow and Stubborn-Bet-
SF reports From Warrington Aided
IN The Better Ees1-nk

NEW YORK. Feb. 25.-Slowly. but
s.uob0rnly. today's market proceeded to
tseONst much vt the GROUND lost in the
preceding session. when quoted Nalues
suutted variable declines because of
Siafm over political deNelopments in
washington. That situation underwent
- cn1hse Tor the better. especially when
IepYfted that Germany probably
subnarine policy on the day originally
Absence OF pressure upon Anglo
r tehch bonds. which helped materially
70 weaken yesterday market. was an
other favorable factor.
icy another encouraging feature WAS
round IN the moderate. but confident
ouylhs OF rails, "a branch OF the STOCK
llsi which has long suffered from ne
Next TO rails there was "A steady In
curry for metals At advances OF "A point
OF better. War issues. petroleums.
MARINE preferred. United Fruit and
sugars Were better by / 10 . POINTS
atLer an early period Of vacilatiou.
JS5. 600 shares
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VAL srREEr suMnaARY.

Exports from port of Sew York for
week ended February 10. according Co
National CItN bank totalltd y3l.65t.sU4.
compared with s-5.zot.ls5 tine curr---
uoudiug week Boa 1915.
Inquiries Tor 1000 freight cars re-
ported lu equipment market
George Perkins says decision ln
American Can cHss shows weakness OF
sherman antitrust Law which should be
repealed and new attIfuIc on part of
government towards large business ia
tcrs-tS taken.
Earnings OF American Wooden co.
ranging close TO $50 per share and divt-
dsud- ut rate OF % per cent were dee
rlareI yesterday.
Bethlehem steel viii spend ABOUT ggo.-
100000 uU SlarrowS Point plant. Erca. -
incf'azluE shtpbludiuE capacity
f~ruhahI1tN or sarIl agreement be-
tween miners and operators 300 hitumiu-
GUS Industry.
- IuIuSfrials 1912. on l53 per cent.
2u active railway lul"e. on O43
per cent.
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LOGAN & BRYAN-s STOCK


NEW YORK. Feb. 25-Heavy Iquida-
t"h again occurred but the lis. steadled
as a ~hscQucu OF mucu scattered
snort covering anu a rair inquiry lor tine
N"a4efa. men Was induced ID reports
NN 'f'llatluu To the cICct nat uiu-r-
'nNcS between miners and operators
Would De ADJUSTED at a forthcoming
euntereuev.
ina p"htical news. while still conflict
He' seemed 1" present a somewhat more
patilN aspect however. many are an
c4.n'd 10 await a Definite Outcome Of
tnc ~di~tus-iuus now IN Jtogrt=s belWeeu
W ~asntnstuu and Beruu before ~eNtenu4ug
ENGAGEMENTS. The OUTLOOK In oar ESTE
nation IL stul sufficiently clouucd 10
warrant reduction 81 long lines. more
particularly on the swelIS.
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|N" M.. N.H" No HHN Nf MNnHnnWm
NrIHH'|. ... win give n play fn af
N..'a. .. bali 40 E~Irlrgfnn Lane.
Hr rnV Wednesday AMI Thursday
tF.r.
Hur r smith. OF Elm Grove IA.
returned from "a trip 20 Akron. @.
MI NHfHI HHIIrff. Of Elm Nrowa
confined t' hrr homo 1n account %
fIr.ua
Wrs ce-.ia Frneear. ~ Elm Grove
In't yesterday f.r I~fftrhurrn. -
whore fNr HI spend o. Tow days
Sire Irnuk Henderson, a. confined 70
n0r homo lr Elm Grove on count q
VS. wIf.s % Lefart W. Va. ~
. H f.r dave the guest OF raia-
1.-Two. mo- 'Htufal Court
NI.Hm Dumas IH confined o. his
HH.. IU ~.rrrrsVino win Illness
N... "r|H M..Hnrlr 20 aFfera Run.
Dol ".r some tire tho guest ~
r n WrfIahurr
A. rH.h.r of tfo young iadtss % Kim
". slrn q iap year dance ON
evening in ~ EiEwood phar
I-rr.n. 70 Faiton vas removed
f. . N.UfH MhrrNnF hospital last
Whera aHn VOL undergo an 90
r.v' REGULAR meeting of tNs rui-
'.. w. nj. NHIf lu wednesday
.n che town bail
' I. .H.N. m EHIf.n. who frTI down
. .'f.H.. chart n frU dave arr In
Packing plant ia rrrrrteI
getting along nicely az fHr North
WN.rIIrr hospital
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REDEMPTION OF N
Redemption OF the wheeling and Elm
Grove r. r. Co. Bonds.

Notice IS hereby given hGt bonds Nos.
26. 80. 70. 81. 126. 220. 2s6. 3S1. 4Zg and
X. Co, secured by "a deed % trust dated
March l. 1895. recorded in the Office OF
the Clerk OF the County Court. Ohio
County, W. Va, in book No. "a. page
see. have been selected b. lot Tor re-
on March !. 1916. The owners
and holders Of the said bonds are r.
Quested TO present them on said date. at
the city Bank OF Wheeling. 1900 Markef
street, Wheeling, ". Va. at Whlch time
they will be paid OFF In fun. with ths
accrued interest and redeemed according
TO the provisions OF said deed Of trust.
II the owner or holder Of any one OF
the said bonds shall fall 10 present the
same Tor redemption. The said bonds
viii cease 10 bear interest according TO
the provisions Of said deed OF trust.
Bonds IS. 100. 55s and 4lf. We're previ-
ously drawn and should be- presented Tor
payment.
AMBROSE S LIST. Trustee
fits
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SMALL INCREASE
SCORED FRIDAY
In the Wheeling Banking clearfngs.
Total for the Day 81 ,23693.
Increase Of l7y8 Per Cent

Atinas Nheellng banking clcartngs
scored a smaller increase than usual
over the same day last February. IA
total yesterday was S3e5.235.s3. COM
pared with SSZt.s45.5p. an increase or
s9~es-sl6J. or lis per cent.
tlearings for the month to date are
nov SS.&54.bli.22. compared with 5000
Sol an Increase OF Sl.966. 1892. or SIS
per cent. The details:
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stead PITTSBURGH. Feb. 25-CattIe
steady supply light. Choice S>.35HS.6U.
prime Ss.1OUN.35.
sheep. lower. supply. hight. Prime
wethers $500 SIS. cuIl and commo
$500 "a $50. lambs $1,000 I.I0. veal
calves Sl~l.5OQI2U0.
Hogs. lower. receipts 10 double decks
Prime heavles Ss.T5us.Su. mediums and
heavy Workers ss.TO4S.75. light Workers
;, eo z s.25. pigs S5.5Ou t.55. roughs $3.50
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WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON. FEB cs-Tha CommerciaI
Bulletin VIII Say tomorrow
A average volume nf business has
been done again this week Iu wool lu.
Guiding considerable foreign wool n008t
and Uu spot. aa wrU Hs D. IHir quantity
~ domestic staple Prices are strong
but hardly dcarrr a7 compared with e
week ago
The FrnfH situation except fUr th
drcetlffa HhnrtuF. which A. holiinr
uT some machinery That would other.
contracting hne boon preceding slow
boo about fho basis Of 'tef weeks prices
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ri. K. q o. soHDHoLDnRs UNITE
S-veral Insurance Men on Protective
Committee.

VIEW YORK. Feb. 25.-The personnel
OF the committee formed FOR the protec-
ton OF the holders OF the Missouri.
kansas Oklahoma first 5 per cent
sold bonds. due 1912. was announced
yesterday as follows. Chairman. John
W. Platten. president OF the United
states Mortgage and Trust Company.
Donald q. G@ddes. Clark. Dodge & "a.
George x. Johnson. president. or John
W Hamer. vice-prestdent. Penn Mutual
Life Insurance CorE-auy. W. W. Nc
Clench. president Massachusetts Mutual
Life Insurance Company, Springfield;
James Ttmpson. vice president and
financial manage Mutual Life Insurance
Company.
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The I~rladcphia district high school
basket ball team will clash with the
oisttfsN4ile high -rhYo- team. This oven
ans. lu the casino az Wheeling park
IL ls expected that a large crowd OF in
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hc pupils Of tnc 1rcgg-ylIc public
rendered am excellent mIsicaI
ana literary program last evening Iu the
main auditorium of the school building.
the program a. social time was
and refreshments wer, served.
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Tho taruturrs Mission hand OF the
stone lrcahNICriau Church. OF Elm
Grove. VIII give n paetry sale In Win
tore meat market. tlis Afternoon All
OF dainty rcfr,shment8 viii be
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TWO ExcHANaE SEATS SOLD.
r. w. Loew Pays ss5 ooo~. 3. Shethar
Owes S69.oco

NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-Announcemcnt
was made Yesterday OF the sale OF two
seats on the New York Stock Exchange.
one Tor $4,000 and the other for Sos 600.
These were respectively the seats ~
" r K TAYLOR. bought BY p. W.
Loew and W y Wiley. deceased
bought by ] r. Shethar.
TIE last previous seat sold brought
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LABELLE DOWN
Preferred stocH Sold At l2s, Yesterday.
But the Demand Was Light.

IaBelie preferred stock was of "A
point yesterday, selling ON the local eN-
change AT l2N. There Were few sales.
however. as but little could be obtained
a. that price and the demand was light.
LaBelle common sold at 51ia.
wheeling Steel and Iron sold At I46
yesterday, a point lower than Thursday.
The local stock market was unusually
quiet.
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! open. High. Low. Close.

Cash quotations:
: red. Sl.l5q LEY no. . hard. S1.i7R
lis: No. , hard, Sl1OQIl3.
Corn. No 2. yellow ia. 40. 4. yellow.
a ia No. 4. white. 7lT1iac.
oats No: 3, white. 42ha a43: stand
Pork s190Oa2o.5O: lard sIo.os. ribs
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New York TRANSIT Co.......lis5 t205
Northern Pipe Linz Co... I1Ol llO3
Ohto OH Co. 1896
Pierce OIL Corporation 49,. l6A l5A
Prairie on and Gas Co......l4 ifl5
Prairie Pipe Line ...-....l3 1889
Solar Refining CO..........a3O0 sos
Southern Pipe Line ........l2O5 l2lO
south Penn oil co. ......... 1855 $50
South West Penna Pipe Line i10 lis
OIL Co. OF Calf. ...l254 l25S
OIL Co. OF Indiana 1917 sag
OIL co. of kansas. I445 $50
OIL Co. OF by .....lS55 I365
Standard oil Co. OF Nebraska 500 $50
OIL Co. of y. J....l5OO $40
Standard OIL Co. OF y. N....I2Os pig
OH Co. OF Ohio. .-I545 .555
swan a Finch Company. ....ll3O 40
%iion Tank Line ........-. S5h S6Ia
Nacuum OIL Company ......l22S l23O
Washington OIL Company. -. ~ 90
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-26

WHEELING. W. Va. Feb e. 1g
The active l~1ttHburEn stocks Corrected
daily IF A. D. Mnsfru H. Co... bankers
and brokers' National Rank 1f West
NirEiuia building
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-26

WHEELING. W. Va, Feb. "a. '16.
Range OF active stocks on the New
York stock Exchange. corrected daily
oy 4 T.. Masten * Co. brokers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-26
PETROLEUM

OIL CITY. Pa. Feb. 25-Crrdft bal
anres 81 40. Runs 10s.151. average 20 ffs.
Shipments 52.072. average fs.5fs.