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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-03
Giebtntss RanittL.

,Sn ben nd6Fen 8agen feste Rrao
feline lps5ieIeu InterFuauH8en mil
groBem Gifer fort. 4ei BIT BoIt.
3eibeb5r6e nunberte man fi6 bars
iiber, baB II Iid anTdefnenb 10 me-
mig fir bic 8erne9mung bet per-
hafteten getrager interelferte. 81
IisB fh Faft ME ieben, I'M ben Der
h6rsn b%ei3utpobnsn.
ct nanberte gang olleiu herum.
Bon 3eit gu 3eit tnu6te er an BEN
mertniiroigFen GteLen in Der Gnbt
auf. Die ariminal6snmten er3d6Is
ten, bab iie i'm me6rFad e~etrofFen
bdtten. gtunnl bate man Jpn be-
obobtst, nie er bic 3iegeleinerte
umlhndrmts. Gin anoermnl am
5afen, eifrig bamit bei6dftigt, bas
@inlnben aif einem nod Qntipers
pen befttmmten Dampfer gu osrfols
gen.
4uF ieinen Wanberungen unters
nobm er niffs 8efonberes. CT
fdb nur gu unb ftelte feline Be.
trahtungsn an, ionft mar sr f6peigs
fam unb Oerf9lOfen. auf Der 2rts
minalnbteilung er5G6lts man aud,
er babs 5id i'm 8ittOrios9 oteI sius
logiert.
SIN i6rigtn bifbeten bic beiben
Wernftetsn einen pobren Ghrsden
fir ben unterTu9ungsriGter. Sic
hatten touIsnb 4usfli9te, perfielen
auf bic nuHner6arfteH Dinae, I'm
8erpirrang in bic Godlage su
brinqer, uno Der Ridter FAB MIR
genoiro aiGt In bieTem Chaos.
Nle beibe f4ienen entTaloFen,
cine beitimmte Rpae at fpielen, I'm
benz 8sridt bic Nrbeit unm6gIih 3a
MAIDEN.
Der StoIiener trot IN bieIsr aos
mobie aIs DoILenbeter Danop auf.
Bsim 8eginn ieoes @srb0rs trug
er cine gcfdperbe iiber bic l6le4z
te 9erfaFnng ieiner 3sne Dor, Hbtr
bic fGlehte Geife unb bic eleuben
neutrality-suspicious.. aopf9ittelno
6etrahtete sr feline Singer uno dus
Berte Fn unpinig barber. bab
mon ss ibm ni6t erm5gliate, isius
9dsel gu pflegen,
llu6 bra6ie man i'm enoIi6 bos
81, DOH ben Observation-Disclosures
al Iprshen. osrsn e perbdatia par,
10 ting sr al, gu prablsn uno gu
Iagtn. baB Der Hnteriaduaesri6ier
it'd uiht 3u belfen puBie. 3Dei
1ass 0eritridsn. mO mahrsa0 beg
@srb0rs n~isberbolts Ct an beiDea
1aatn, bnb sr be 9lbFdt babe, Su
Flieben.
Der rotbaarise Rsaner Ipielis cine
gaH5 aHosrs Rols. ST bate fein
@slidt IN bic aGsr0ummHsn mi
ten gsIsst. bic Der meul6lidm sri
NIT lbsrbaaDt mosIi4 hnc. Nmn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-03
Omaha Sribine,
1911 9OiuarO Ctr. Gmu6u, Ssebr.

@eites @oiier bon is Bis 80 8uB.
uno geilug freics SoIS fir 5rnce.
Gfoiten itto Sei5lng III Der 3dbe.
Mit $i85 tit nIes be5abIt. aonmen
Sic gleid) ODER ieroen sic inns $25
An3oblung, un6 Elm gutes Stiif
2onf pirn ga ieir, tpeltn Sie fonl.
men. s)uglaid itdern Sic Ii6 Den
niaorigen 9reis. Sn 6ebruar miro
Der Nrcis piet b6ber. Deutf6e,
beuu6t oiefe lette @eIegenbeit, oenn
0ieias 2ouO lit nirfIih icbr q1it.
tUG,rts fiir mebr 4usfnnft. 5ranf
G6anaar, 1924 Curtis Ctr. Den.
Der, Gohb. q IA.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-03
&ic bic gtaic Dor gerItOpfnng 81
iGiiken. 8ie itetigcS 9Gniperu
~ Dermeibcn. gSie iiblen
Nt6em ~ %Deridenfen. 0ic
idliueres athmen 81 fnriren.

HAf
Sd berlonge teineu ein5igen Gent
Ioon 5bnerl i'd for0ere fein ein8iges
9eriprefen.
I'D iaga einfad. 8eun sic So.
Itbarr BADEN ooer irgenbmelde art
b~erarti9er 9eioen. iinOen Sic unt
Sbrer ielbIt milen aus, ob meine
9ebanoluugsfpeiie Sbnen belien
miro. SD bcbaupte nidt, iie miro
irgen0 iemano fam Srbanptnn.
zen ouhteaen. 9fber ih ienDe SS6uen
Gin mirfiomes 9littel frri uno iiber.
'laiie es ShueH, es al idgell.
#afm ih cine onitdnoigere Gffer.
ie nladeu2
Site, gcbcn SIC mir @eIegen6eit,
,shnen 81 bcweiien, ME idnell, ME
.effeftin INC ME natlrlidl meine tom.
binirte 8eboHolung Oireft nuf ole
MurBef oeS llebels gebt un0 Sbnen
erlei0teruna nno gebagen bonn BE.
am on %aepdhrf.
Sd lule0erpoie. Senoen sic tein
8tl0. uHter5eidnen mo ieu0en Gle
oe1 goupon uib neridoffen Sic lid
0ellnobeit @la1ialiofeit uno neb.
fen 5ie be @eIeaenbeit pnlr, ait
reoliffren. mas @lanB, Combined.
9reasmeut fit Cir ~Ietitet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-03
Der 2Iann, Ser SIC $taSt
\ planccrn tpclts.
y gomon bon GBcH @lpehab. aruoriiette l~e6crtragung aus benz
Gorpcgt9en bon pGndun slip.
d7. SorfIsbuHo.)

49, .
Sin Wunn, Der ibH gut fannie,
ipiiros geoa9t baden, paB e. auf sins
NAL ieiiseIabrsH mar, neil er ertanus
ts. bdb neus Msni4su bin5ugstpmmsu
tparen.
Sn @irtli6teit bate bic Sn6e
an OisIsm Ia9mIttag cine ooLtoms
men Hsus @enonng geuommsH uHo
einsu gang unoeren Gbaratter erbaIs
ten.
sic inisrsFisrts arag mebr uIs
is, aber Ct fanb, eaB er meter
BON Der a0iuns entfernt mar aIs 8us
bpr.
@r mar auf sinmal ntdt ms9r 70
sifrig 0arauf bsoaat, ben 5ii9rer Der
ganOs gu srpiiasn, ben ~berdbmteu
Mlpniisur saaspuil" ben fruntsu
5ran5oIeu, Der 10 geI4idt aug Dem
QutomObil sefIObeu mar.
4Is er na9 benz 56en na40sutli9
baIaB uRb feline turae Bieife ruuhte,
tam feline @irti9ofteriu iRs 3iup
msr unO bra4ts inn Elm Selss
gramm.
Rrag Dffusts e. Gs mar Elm Gtaot-
%telegramm, uno Der Snbalt OerieBte
i'm in oas gr0Bte gritauRsn. pa
itunb FDIgen0es:
sd Dante Sbnen fir oie Mitteis
lung, Die sic mir bon osm gsfanges
rert in 3eLe Rr. "a iiberbro9t baben.
@sben Sic gut nht auf ben OrOenss
tern IN. Sbrer Iinten S6reibtti4s
i4ubIaOe.
8er GeIu5te."
arag Ins 6as 8elegramm mebrs
mails Our6. Sc lorgfaItigsr er 0en
SnbaIt ituoisrte, osfto srftaunter mar
sr. Der Gsfausens in Qr. "a mar
6srrO.
aber bate er - arag = BON benz
perbaftsteH @9pinbIer cine Qlitteis
lung iiberbra9t2 1no mem? @er mar
WI 2elu1lss
Dos 5eIesramm muB bon Dem
6dbrsr Ser ganbs tpmmen, ba@ts
Rgag. Damn fling sl DieOsr an nod.
3u0enten uber oas, mas an 6ieiem
9la9mittag eef9ebsn mar.
gr bsrpeilte b~eionoers BEL 5nei
Bunften. Sci BEN fon0er6aren 8ers
baIten bss 8srbufteteu, uIs er itoI.
perte. uno 6onu bsi Dem Gss
brdnse an Der @de Der Il0IIsrs unb
Y~oungitrabs, aIs II. &rag DOrbeis
tam.
arug nbob F3.
Sa, es mar trobosm pobr. CT
ieIbft, Der 9etettiD, bate, pbue Is al
pifeR. benz 6ihrsr Der 9nnoe cine
pi6tiss Mitteiluue aberbra9t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-03

3u pcrfanfen- Shneioerei ni0 gie.
porotur . @ertitott nebit gntem
5aitie. meldles 5lgIeid ais @obninG
.6ient, In Fern, Reb. Gute 2atf
rahe Stotc Rormal S6ool INIT rtrua
600 5tuoenten. GdIere allstnuFt
.mqrteilt gsm, @nlf Gitot9 anGAru,
Re6rasfa. n.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-03
@nt eingeridiric Glrmcn-8u Der.

foufen, gu $50. 500 uno SIS per
aGcr, in glltelope @onntn, Neb.
Gieie Sarmen t0Hneu oireft bont
Gigentbiiutcr g~efauft tperoeu SIR
braltt feline aommiiiion su bcsal
len, moour6 SIR $1,000 bis $1,000
iparen fonnt. 9as oano lit Iautrr
i6Darser ianoiqer 2ebm6ySeiL glit
aorn. uno Glfoifa.9m0. Sir einen
Spottpreis, $40 gder fir $50 IL
@eiIen. uno 800 fir $50 oen gfcr
8 Nieilen bon Der Sta6t. @egen
SnFormationen tper0e man fif o6er
Ifreibe on 6rouf ShGuerbammer
n. /. Clearwater. 9eb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-03
WDrtisBung IolgD.

Dit 8onmpoIle oienis itOH
Dor 2300-2500 Sahrsu i'm OitlthsH
SnoisH oIs gsDsbepflan3e (GOfbs
plum ~btrbeeeum). 3oasoen 1T our9
mifroIt0pIide umsriuhuneen ieItst
fteLIt pot man I'M alien asgnptsn fix
bic 8tnDen gum GiHpideln Der Wus
mieH eeinlrano9ersbe, aifo niht
8aunpone. 1srmeaDetE
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-03

"a Orrfanfen-t0 gfdcr .JforiOn.
Land. fein SunpfIano, airs ebeH
terfaufeH es gegen bar oocr ani 9fs.
.3dbluna, iebr biltg. aoyeiic s..
altpatcr. {. D.. 9tto sA6nind GIea.
MOOD, Soma.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-03
NdmurrhoiSen, 1fiteln fnricrt.

.Gr. e. n. 8arrD furiert SGmora-
boioen. 5iiteln 1t. moere IarmIei.
ben obue Sperotiou. 8ur g%uraHtietf
uno fein @aIo berlangt e6c tqriert
S6reibt Inn Bud iiber 9armIeioen.
nit 3eugniiien Or. 6. r. GarrD,
$40 See Building, Omaba.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-03

On urrmietcn- 5~ront5ini.
mer, Bel Griuatfnmilie, 8rilbitii9
ieruiert aif 3unih 1856 Spell
Ding Ctr. Eel. Collar 1851. 81
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-03
WsTdan Sic dies MIttsI gagsn
Ihran katarrh annGhman, Wann
ICh es Fret Sende?
scnbet fein @eIb, traet fein giIfo.

llntrr5eihncn Gle einfdd ben Got.
pom nno ienOm Sie ibn elm, uno i'd
ihide Sbneu. ale Soften ~porausbc.
5abIt. cine arobe 4robe meiner neiieIr
fombinirtrn %9ebanoluno nii0 ipertb.
uole Snformntionen lber
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-03

9as preispirbigite Gfen bel Better
Slump. 9eutide aiide. 1903
Eobae StraBe. 2 Stof. MnbIiei.
fen % Gents.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-03

320 ader NomeitraO eanb. =
Bette BeIeaenbeit filr eillen ar.
men Oiann, 81 einer 9nten 6arH
fonnlleH 5eiuiter 9ooeu, no
dies modlit. 90n 36 Nleilen non
Der eiiriieafa : 9tatiotl, Foltoffim,
Store, SpIsbnnoItii9 mo SAnIe,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-03
klaIGll5irle Anielgen

gerlanat elm boulder Mann nebIt
Bran, finoerlos Der Mann muB
5armor6eit perridten, ftn0 Die 6ran
I'M 6nltsbolt mithelfen. Rad5ufra.
gen 3aglidje Omaha 9ribilne S. 8.
100. II.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-03

@eine Seilmetbooe 1T fider; ae1t
brett OH bic 8ur5el Der arontbeit
un0 entfernt Die llriate. Grfol6rei.
DIE 8ebmolnng aorautiert, ct. 8.
Us. Bomber, 3l1 Bee @eb., Dntabd.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-03
Abbpfaten.

@ebrandte-eIettr. Motoren, Doug.
las 20f9. &c 9ron & grap, tt6
z 10. Ctr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-03

&erlengt-sufcs Idbd)en fur ouge.
meine Soltsarbe;. ui0 Gohen in
SnntiIie 6on Oret. Outer gpbn. Eel
6arrfen 7le9
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-03

gerfongt 9eutihe f~inOerIoie Sous,
balterin, niht 5u aft. 8. 6.
giitcn8g Sort Calhoun Rebr. SIS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-04
BUYS ALL SCHINASI
CIGARETTE PLANTS
Tobacco Products Corporation Gets
Eighth Concern-Pays
$4,000. 900.

NEW YORK. March 3.-The Tobacco
tI"uucts corporation has taken over the
business ana assets OF Scnlnasl BROS.
manufacturers OF cigarettes. Tor a CON
s4lS aliuu OF approximately Ss.5UU.uuu.
40 was reported IA the financial district
yesterday that the income - tne cor
poratlon would be Increased about $500
VVn annually through the purchase.
George l.. storm. vice president Of
the Tobacco Products corporation. SAID
yesterday that part of the assets 70.
me cigarette concern was a quantity of
Il urkisu tobacco stored IN tins country.
TINS tobacco, valuable because tine Euro
pcan var has cut on the supply. is
estimated To be worth between 1900
900 aud $1,000. 900.
Scuin.tst Erus. were among the pio-
utrr turkish cigarette manufacturers lu
Amg ricst They began the ulauuiactur,
of TURKISH cigarettes IN 1898 Ia a small
doWntpNu factory and developed rapid
~. Today tnc estimated output of
their factories apProNimates 25O. 900. ouO
Ciaar,tt,s "a year.
About two years ago u was reported
that the Tobacco Products corporation
was negotiating Tor the control OF Scht-
uasi Bros. but the report Was denied
since then other OF the large tobacco
intcs cst~ have bid FOR control OF the
cigarette company. The present trans
action was closed On Wednesday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-04

CHARLES vs. Va March l.
CertficHtcs OF incorporation wers issued
to-day ~ the secretary OF state % four
concerns which viii operate in West
virginia. They are as follows.
Tho Frank D.. Swami Co.. Huntington.
to conduct office supply and equipment
business. authorized capital $4,000. In
rUrrHrufure Frauk T. swami Fannie Dc
Swami. IruH Wells. John s. MarCum and
q. D.. Roe nI| ul Huntington.
u O.. Hewitt Lumber Co. ~ Hunting
Con. tn conduct o. general lumber buzi-
...e Authorized capital fglu.UUu. THE
In.Hrr.rl uI ul Huntington arc.
I D. Hewitt s. ST. Hewitt Ruth g.
Hewitt. Cora 50 Hewitt ana lima II.vItt
This company will operate mills and Jos
gnF camps iu Virginia kentucky ana
West Virginia
Tho Home EuUdsre' Association. 90
L0r.Ea. authorized capital f.r.HnU The
Incorporation nrr 90 DID, MILLER s. a.
Draper So Al. Robinson urf d. T fHVsff.
u. Huntington. AVID Joseph - NI.r. 10
N.U.rr
THE Alexander coz Flower a Plan.
Co.,. ~ I'u.re'f will operate "a Flower
.'.ra Tho authorized D1rr Ia 6. 5000.
I.. ."U.rrHr. a'. .. ..I.0..'H. .r.
N ' Alexander N DID, Alexander Do d.
Goodrich. N. D. -.s... arI Do 81 TH..
u.r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-04
STOCK MARKET
TAKES A BRACE
More Favorable Situation At washing
ton Has It's Eject and spseula-
tive Element Controls MARKET

NEW YORK. March 3.-The spe-cuIa-
tlNe element. which had the market
quite % itself for the greater part OF
me session. was plainly itcuned 20
draw more favorable Inference today.
Lrvm latest developments IN Washing
ton. and abroad. and prices hardened
apprNciabiy. Trading was the ightest
and most circumscf bed % any recent
DAY but the undertone. save tor "A few
-pecialties. denoted quiet confidence.
Gains % one TO more than three
points were irreg ulariy distributed. eN-
c"pt iu the railway division. which was
"Ntreuely apathetlc. Better known is
sues az tho war group contributed more
'.,'l ..eir p.obortlonate quota. with eN-
'Sl tonal activity In a Few equipment
shares.
For while. United states steel sur
rendered its active leadership to such
lll-stssertcd issues Corn Products
ana Baldwin Locomotive. the former
showing strength. while Baldwin lost
ground. which was made up later. Steel
took the foremost place later. however
rising q To 50. and showing greater
strength than any other active stocks
ii'thichem Steel. on light dealings. ros,
Is TO 4G>.
Best prices as a whole occurred In
the active and strong final hour. the
movement synchruniZiug with the vot,
in the United States senate supporting
the administration by an overwhelming
majority Total sales amounted to Sac
900 shares.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-04
AMMUNITION EXPORTS
JUMP SKYWARD AGAIN
s46,ooo.ooo Shipped In December, with
Copper, Brass and Iron Z.
Good Seconds.

WASHINGTON. l.. -, March SIX
ports Of explosives jumped from So
100000 In December. 1914. to So, OOO.-
600 in December. 1915. Iron and steel
manufactures rose from $4,000 900 to
S45.hoO.O0O. Copper and manufactures
OF copper more than doubled. increas-
Ing from S5.1OO.OOO TO siSlOO. 600.
Brass and manufactures OF brass in
creased ten-fold from 5000. 600 20 So
Nuu.pUo. Meats advanced from $4,000
20" 10 $50 100 600, according 20 "a state
ment made to-day 10y the Department
Of Commerce.
The department states that nearly all
classes of articles are sharing in the
prosperity. and that "cN,n lumber. agri-
cultural implemt nts and naval stores.
su.n as turp"utiu,. etc. which were.
hadlN hit by IN, war for many months.
are now picking up" The only import %
AM decline has been in broadsturs. ar-
counted for by the rigid economy In
imports are approaching normal ID
Us stated. a." total for last Dec.rnb.r
It2chinE 1850 900. nm Increase az
S'.'uu9.n'N over DO" imports or nesau-
Der. l"ll Imports ~ manufactured
goods ana hreHdstuUs are falling on
uul th' Lucr'a~" On purchases 81 ra,y
H1i'rlll 'ur manufacturing uuruas.s Is
L'' l,'ah.'. This De- particularly true. ~
W'pl, SIX. rubber ans hides. Total Inn
.li~ fnr th" calendar year fsr. ,y.r.
1914. ''''' TOT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-04
BUSINESS GROWTH
GOES ON UNDATED

NEW YORK. March s.-Dun's re-
view will say:
All speculative markets have under
gone reaction. but commercial enter
prises moves steadily forward. adding
to the notable gains previously re-
corded. Influences that affect stocks,
grain and cotton fail to alter the even
course of money and exchange. nor is
the solid foundation OF business conn
dence shaken. Rapidly rising prices
OF materials and products. however.
cause increasing uncertainty. though
IN most cases stimulating rather than
curtaiiing consumption. Many buyers.
anticipating continued advances. are
prompted to provide for future require
ments at current levels. yet experience
greater difficulty in further extending
commitments. Notwithstanding claims
OF improved conditions. transporting
facilities continue inadequate and the
freight congestion adds To the burdens
OF producers and consumers alike. be-
sides accelerating the rise in commo-
dities.
Weekly bank clearings, si.27G.GI9.-
SCI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-04
NEW YORK.

creamery extras ts2 scUrcJ. 36tac
creamery Nhigusr scpriysp. 3TQ 90 i2c.
urst@. "a u Soc, seconds. 81 ~ 80 20.
LBE-. unsettled. fresh gathered. eN-
tras. 20 "a Zoe, extra hfsts. -sizc. frsts.
- u 70 -iy. seconds, go. fi 80. nearby
henuery whites. fine Co fancy. 81 "a 32c.
nearby hcunery browns. 20 q &c
Cheese. irregular, state. whole milk.
Hats, held, COlOr,d. specials. lNc. do.
white, ls-scf do. colorri, average fan
Cy. - p u 10 = C.. do, white. IL lac
Live rDulNy, weak. no market. set
tied. but some sIcN repurf ed a.. fuI-
.Isizc. turkeys. 2OU z5c. Dressed iuu
and weak. chickens. d a. 2sc. fowls. I4l-
a. Isc. turkeys. 70 "a SOC.
llOu1. steady.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-04
STEEL SPRING EARNINGS GROW.
Increase From s4.3sl. 465 in 1914 TO
S7,o43,957 IN 1915.

NEW YORK. March c-Th, Railway
Steel Spring Company reports for the
year ended December %. l.lr. gross
earnings Of 2s.Uf3.S5s. n~ compared with
Sf,35l.ib5 ia the year preceding. The
net earnings were El,rNN.fGt. as COM
pared with s. 1880. and the surplus
Stlh.-2h. as compared With deficit OF
S51u,J4b. This Is equivalent tu aug per
cent. earned on the common stock OF
$4,000 900. The pront and loss sur
plus Of the company b. St...-.sN5.
L. F. FltZpatrich. president u tho
company. In his remarks Co the stock
holders. reports "a promising outlook for
the ensuing year. The iucrsas, in the
business during the past year. Hc says.
was entirely due TO the improved con-
ditions Of the second half OF the year.
severe depression extending over the
FIRST six months.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-04
WOOL. MARKEr-

DO" IITN- N.UIT :. II" VVW mo n n 7
Bulletin will SAY tomorrow.
business has been hardly AS gen
cral this Week. but prices are strong
and there has been vel uu toward am
average volume uf trad. almost who'll
ly on mill account Mauufactur'rs ar.
finding demand Tor clothes steady and
prices on men = wear have been further
advanced Cowb.Is and spluuers are
slow ~ but surely forcing tho market
tor their production higher. mocr par
ticuI.Lrly for quick deliveries. which .,r.
a. a prem HW. Less certainty is fslt
about the more remote future
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MONEY.

NEW YORK. March s-Mercnntiio
paper, 3U3L per cent. Sterling. GO
day bills. $47iis. demand. s4761a ca
bles. Sf.4s. Francs. demand. S. IS u 4.
cables S5S7G Marks. demand. 73.c:
cables. 20 7-16c kroncn demand
13i4c: cables. 13l4c. Gutlders, derna nd.
a. &c, cables. exc. Iires. demand.
Sh.e9t cables. S6.6b. Rublcs. demand.
81 - e.: cables. 81 sc
Har silver. So s. c.
Mexican dollars 43Ac
Government bonds strong
Railroad bonds Irregular.
Time loans firm. so days. ~ G2A Per
cent 90 days. "a. n3 per cent: s
months. 63la per cent
call mono ysteady. hiGh. 2: low. Ia /:
ruling rate. - last loan. ?: closing bid.
- offered az ..
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SUGAR

NEW YORK. March Raw sugar
Arm. centrifura. 5.-Hu 2 .26c. mulasscr.
Z 80 fi $50. refined firm.
sugar futures showed renewed artIy-
Itv during the early trading uuf after
selling 90 points higher met rather
heavy realizing and 90 noon was go
about last nights closing luys.
Later the list advanced again Dr
covering Tho closing Was steady amt
gas points higher sales. $4,000 tom.
Nay. $3.50. July, $500. September.
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PITTSBURGH.

PITTSBURGH March ,. Cattle.
steady. supply. light, choice. Sh4Uq
90. prime. SS.lVls35
sheep. steuIy. supply. light. Prime
50 90 - 300, lambs. s7.5Ug 1850. veal
calves. SIl5uu 1900
Hogs. higher, receipts. 10 double
decks Prime hcaylcs. $40 u s.f5. me
uiumS and heavy Norkcrs. Sg454g So.
light Workers. $500 r. +.g5. pigs, $ ~ IA
$50. roughs. $1,000 SEQ
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METAL.

NEW YORK. March s-Ths metal
exchange quotes lead ESQ. speltor not
quoted.
Copper quiet. elcctrolyt,o nearby.
$3.50" "a $3.50. June and later. '2n
1850
Iron firm and unchanged.
Meta. exchange quotes tin uuiet:
spot SfrTs bid
40 London spot tin f1SS. Toe: future.
asa. straits. use.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, March 3.-Hogs. receipts
$1,000, strong AT yesterdays best
prices. bulk. $500 s.s5. light. Ss6uu
s.uo, mixed, $50 1910, heavy. ss6O4
80, rough, Ss.6Uq SIS. PIGS, $3.50
80.
Cattle. receipts. 1000. strong Ma.
tive beef steers. $1.2Ja $40. western
steers. SI.lu o >.2s. stocktrs and feed.
ers. 500 r. $50. cows .Nud heifers s. ..
e 80, calves. $S.5Utl ll.25.
sheep. re- eipts. 5000. strong. Weth
ers. 9N.-uH $50, ewes. $500 500
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CHICAGO WHEAT
MARKET FIRM

CHICAGO. March 3.-sidetraeking OF
the agitation In the senate as TO waru-
Ing Americans not TO take passage on
armed merchant ships helped today TO
hft the wheat mark,t. Largely In con-
scgucncc. the market closed firm at a
net gain Of = TO -. with May Si.ls =
ana july Sill =. Other leading staples.
too. all finished higner-corn. 40 &C.
oats. = 20 a q sc. and provisions. =
10 25c.
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/ open. B'sh. / Low. Close.

Cash quotations: Wheat. No. red.
nominal. No. , red. Sl.Og. No. hard.
s. l0is Hl.l2s. 40. hard. sl06 g
NOV.
Corn. No yellow. nominal. No. 4
yellow. 6Iiz q 6sc. No. white SEA. .
6sLc.
oats. Ne. white. 4Oha a4llac. stand
ard. 43u43isc.
Pork. sle.75a2l25. lard. 5000. ribs.
Sl1.l2W 1l.62.
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WHEELING AND LAKE ERIE
WEEKEND EXCURSIONS
TO CLENEI AND

WOO round trip from Wheeling and Mar
iins Ferry every saturday. returning
Monday. Sl.s5 round trip every sunday.
Sls5 round trip to Canton. going sat
urday. returning sunday. $3.50 round
trip every Sunday.
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OIL CITY.

OIL CITY. Pa. March 3.-Credit bal
auc,s. 224I. Runs. March l. 5lGUU
Shipments. March ?. 1896. average
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. vs.. va. March % no.
1hc active pittsburgh stocks corrected
daily d. a. g.. NHaten a. Co.,. bankers
srl brokers ~ufiuunI Iauk OF West
virginia IuIdinA.
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NEW YORK. March ? Coffee E.Y
$50. r.. orr Futures steady. May
1000. December. csc
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6JETOE U,-rrah STOCKS
WHEELING, ". Va. March }. &c
Corrected ~ \. A.. Aiaateu 4. Co. mem
bers Boston Stock Exchange.
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ax-PaNtersNn Co.
LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Va. March 3. &c.
Dany Quotation LIST OF the wheeIns
Stock Exchange.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. Va. March J. 'l6.
Range OF active stocks on the New
YORK stock Exchange. corrected daily
by \. l. Mastcn & Co. brokers.
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Curb Mining stocks.
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. W. Va. March 5. 'ls.
Reported hy a. d. Mastcu g. Co. l. r.
Brand. manager, members New York
stock Exchange.