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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-22
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| PRICE sENOS MEGT Up
Advances of From 5 to 934
Cents Scored by Chi
cago Market.
CORN FINISHES DOWN
Weekend Profit Taking
Finally Brings Reversal
In Coarse Grain.
CORN FINISHES DOWN

Chicago. July 21.---Assumcd GER
wheat price guaranteed by the federal
government had bullish effect today
on the wheat market here. An adj
vance Of s to 81 cents net took place
and the close was strong, with July at
$a.55 and September at $2.27H. Corn
finished heavy. unchanged to IN lower
at $l.G3@1.63h for September and
$Ll6B 0l.16M Tor December. The out
come in oats, was y off to " up. and
for provisions an advance of s to 81
cents. 8n #
Wheat started upward almost as
soon as the market opened and there
was at no time any important set
back. The prospect that quick action
would be taken by congress In, fixing
4 minimum value to be enforced at
centcrs to the chief producing regions
was apparently decided stimulus for
bulish sentiment. In this connection
due notice was taken OF advices that
further measures stabilizing Canadian
markets had been announced. I'm
favorable crop reports from the north
west continued to be a source of
anxiety to shorts and it was said mill
ers were already absorbing the avail
able offers of new crop wheat in the
southwest.
Weck-cnd profit taking by holders
finally turned the corn market down
grade after II display of surprising
strength. Persistent demand for corn
ready to be used at once formed the
chief basis of the temporary bulge.
Realizing by longs received some i'm
petus from the fact that weather con-
ditions for the growing crop had be-
come ideal.
New high price levels were reached
for oats. The big discount of oats un-
der corn was u factor and so. too.
were crop complaints from the north
west
Provisions rose with hogs as a result
OF an advance in quotations Of meats
at Liverpool.
Yk,.s'
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WERE oLOFiEp's RALes.

Providence II. l., July al.--Barney
oldfteld won twus. out Of three races
from Ralph DE Palma at the Nara
Eansett speedway today. Oldfield won
the 25.mtle race in % minutes, SAX
seconds and the 10 miles In 5 minutes
II 1-5 seconds.
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l. A. TO 3. OF r. T. MEETING,

me Ladies Auxiliary to the Broth
erhood OF Railway Trainmcn will meet
tuesday evening at 1870 sharp at the
|. o. O. +, hall. The grand lodge Of
ficer will be present.-Adv.
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COAL FOR NORTHWEST
IS BURDEN OFEFFORTS

New York. July al.--Furthcr steps
to insure the northwest an adequate
supply of coal for next winter were
taken by the railroads war board to-
day III a message urging railroads in
the Pittsburgh district to induct op.
orators to load at least SO per cent OF
their daily supply Of ears for great
lakes ports for trans shipment to the
northwest.
although the railroads have in re-
cent months been handling from 30 to
80 per cent more coal than In the cor
responding months OF last year." the
message reads. "a smaller proportion
has been shipped to the lakes than hast
year and in consequence there is still
uncertainty as to whether the north
west will be supplied With sufficient
| coal to meet it's requirements next
winter
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MONEY AND METALS

New York, July Chopper dull;
unchanged. Lead nominal; spot,
S9.S71a M1O.25: spelter steady, un-
changed Others unchanged.
Mercantile paper, Az. Bar silver.
7sh. Mexican dollars, 615s Govern
ment bonds steady. Railroad bonds
firm.
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MABEL HALL CASE TO
BE HEARD WEDNESDAY

Helena. July 2l.--The Independent
investigation by the state board of
charities and reform of the charges
arising out of the Mabel Hall case
against the management of the state
hospital for the insane at Warm
Springs will be continued at Billings
July 70. it was announced today. II
was alleged that Mabel Hall. an IL
ycar-Old imbecile. was not given
proper treatment at tho asylum.
At n meeting at Warm Springs this
week. the Rev. J. +. McNamec OF
Helena and Mrs. Ridge, constituting a
majority of the board. adopted rules
for the investigation. They provide
that all charges against tho insane
asylum or any of its officers or ern-
ployes must be made in writing. Such
charges must be received by the sec
rotary. Mrs. Ridge, at Billings. no,
later than July IS.
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RETURN Of OPTIMISM
BIG HELP TO STOCKS
Further Covering Of Shorts
Follows Better Washing
ton Situation.
lNDUSTRIALS ACTIVE.
Shippings, With Marine Pre-
ferred Leading, in Con-
slant Favor.
INDUSTRIALS ACTIVE.

New York. July 2l.--Tradcrs took a
ton situation today and engaged in
further covering of short contracts.
Commission houses also circulated re-
ports of an early siiution of the prob
lens attaching to war prices and taxes
lndustrials Of most descriptions. par
ticularly those comprehendcd in tho
war groups. rose to points. Both
lchcm steel. old stock. ordinarily very
inactive. scored the greatest gain, with
three for the new issue United States
Steel and the so-callcd independent
shares bcttered their position by to
3 points.
Shppings also were in favor. Ma
rinc preferred leading that division at
n gain of points. Atlantic. Gulf Il
West Indies and United Fruit rising .
or more with American international
corporation. tr
Coppcrs were irregular at the outset,
but gained | to Ia In the more active
operations Of the last hour Similar or
greater advances were registered by
American Wooden. Central Leather.
oils. sugars and local fractions.
Rails were inactive throughout the
session. the only noteworthy change
being limited to the coalers. Lehi8h
Valley and Chesapeake & Ohio. rising
over n point each. st. Paul was mod
cratcly rcactiOnary and the motors re-
Elected a continuance of recent pres
sure. Total sales, 337, 900 shares.
The bond market was firm with LIB
erty 3k's at par to 9a.4I. Total sales.
par value. sl.0Go,000.
Panama coupon SIS rose per cent
Il
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MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN

Wheat prices were higher, July add
vanciny cents and September finish
Ing cents up. Wheat receipts today.
ia cars. compared with a75 cars !,
year ago.
Wheat-Jn,y opened, s2.7A; high
s2.s2, low. s2.74: close. $2.7?. e..
cptember-Opened. seas; high
sac; low. s2.25: close, SECS.
No. hard. s2.a0: No. northern
s2.Som2.so; No. . northern. $a.75@
2S5; No. wheat, s3.60Ma75.
No. durum, s2.45M2.55: No. /.
durum, s2.45m2.55. No . hard Mon.
tana. S.. 65 m..7a.
Corn-No. yellow. s2.050 zoo.
oats-No. 3 white. 19H MS0h.
Flax-$3.0SM3
flour~-Fancy patents advanced 81
| cents. others unchanged
Barlcy-$l.l5M so.
Rye-$1.9Sm2
| Bran-sS1m
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PORTED. LIVESTOCK

Hogs-Ileceipts. 5. Steady. Prime
hcavics. $i5s5m 1855; light butchers
and packing. s15M15.30: bulk of sales,
S1oM 1875 rough hcavics, $l4m l4.5o; :
pigs and skips. sl..5omls.5o: stock
hogs. $12M13.
Cattle-Receipts.e none. Steers, prime
light. $500: prime VI heavy, $4,000:
good, $7.5Oms: cows, choice. $6.5OM7:
medium to good, s5.75M6.25: ordinary
to fair. S5M $50; heifcrs. $5m7.25 !:
bulls, $5M 60: calves. $7M9.
Sheep--Receipts. 53. Lower Spring
lambs, $llM1i.aO spring lambs. culls.
$6M1.75: best wethers, $S.5OM9: heavy
ewes, seas; best ycarlings. $9M1O.
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OMAHA LIVESTOCK

Hogs-Receipts. $500. Steady
Heavy. $14.SOM 1880: mixed, $4,000
1850; light. $141Om15: pigs. $l2.25M
II; bulk Of sales. $14.25@14.7O.
Cattlc-Receipts. 400. Steady. Ma
tive steers, $9.S5Gl3S5: cows and hcif-
ers. $7.75Ml0.75: western steers. sS.7J
Mli.75; Texas steers. $BM10; cows and
heifers, $7.50M9.50; Gamers. $5.5D0l
$50; stockers and feeders, $6.5Om95o:
calves, $lQ@l3.5O: bulls. stays, ETC.. 81
gle
Sheep - Receipts. 1900. Marke,
steady. Yearlings. s9.5O@lo.o5; weth-
ers. $s@9.7s: ewes, $sdp9: lambs, sl46C
m15.60.
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Union Hall Dance.

on'o" hall Wednesday, July Is; mu .
SIC by M'ssoula Club orchestra: 1oe
dances.-Adv. y. -
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK
Hogs-Receipt,, 5000. STEADY, { /

Hogs-Rcceipts. 5000. Steady. to
10 cents above yesterdays average.
Bulk. sll.35 1886: light. st4.10@15.35:
mixed, sl4.051l5.55: heavy. s1iu15.6O:
rough, SiA4l4.25; pigs. $l1.e5Wll.SO.
Cattle--Receipts. 1000. steady. Ma
tive beef cattle. $500 1045: western
steers, sS.60Mll.G0: stockers and feed
crs, 1896 M9.4O: cows and heifers. $3.50
M1o: calves, $l0Gll4.75.
Sheep - Receipts, 1000. Steady.
Wethers. $775Mll; ewes, s7Q9.25:
lambs. slOMll
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RECOvER|ES|N
STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. June 21.-Disregardins
further accession OF bearish senti-
msnt In professional quarters. today
market registered many irregular re-
ooyortes from recent low quotations
what the trading lacked in volume. the
tnrnoyer being almos, the smallest for
nearly 8 fortnight was neutraized IN
breadth. operations being fairly we'll
distributed
Gains were greatest IL those special
+ies which have suffered from specu-
I.tiva pressure. Motors. secondary
eouipnents and shippinys were stimu-
lated by reports OF the closing govern,
ment contracts on bases which allowed
OF q fair margin or profit.
proposed war tax measures was more
rea.suring and the strength OF rails
surrested carly favorable action on the
impending freight rate situation. =,
Another importation Of British gold
vas Of especial interest because CT tne
Bank OF Ensland statement. ,, whle en-
showed a gain in bullion holdings Esd Cd
STRENGTHENING Of liability reserves
Steels, coppers. shippings, oils ana
the general run OF war supply issues
closed at net gains Of TO points:
utilities, notably Peoples Gas and OHIO
Gas. to 4. and rails to II. The new
declines were limited 70 unlmportane
stocks Sales amounted to 5So.oeo
Bonds were irregular WIKI slight
changes. Total sales tpar value) ag-
gregated s1.sS6.00o.
Liberty bonds changed hands al par
in limited amounts
United States registered 2s ano cou-
non 4s rose 4 point on call and Pana.
ma coupon and registered SC lost IN
ner cent on call
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CADIz

rApIZ, O.. June 2@.--Atrs. Harry Rel
, SCR has returned home from u visit with
relatives and friends in Stcubenvfl!e and
FoIlanSbee.
Mrs. Mary Kccnc and little son. Sam
u.I Of Columbus. are visiting her par
rnis Mr., and Mrs Samuel Robb.
Miss Flora Kyle. who passed the last
several weeks In CircesvIllc. has re-
turrrd home.
!. Miss Margaret Moorhcad and Miss
Reth GamInetnr have returned home from
, college at Beaver. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. j: Wesley Rife went to
Beaver. Pa. Monday to attend the we'd
ding Of Miss Ruth Bloom and Thomas
Hnwes. The bride formerly lived in
r'adiz. the daughter nf Rev. and Mrs.
Charles Haddon Bloom.
Mrs. l.. H. Scott has gone for n visit
in New York. Philadelphia and Newark
Mrs. John NJ. Mcconnell attended n
meeting Of the Oriental Shrine at Wheel
ing. Friday.
Miss Mary Newlin. who recently grad
uatcd from Westminster college. at New
Wilmington. Pa. will go to Detroit soon.
where she has a situation in the \. w.
80. \. in that city.
Miss I.uciIl. Keyrs. Of Cambridge. is
here visiting her sister. Mrs. Charles E.
Stewart.
Mrs. stephen Ilgenfritz. who has been
visiting her parents. Mr.land Mrs. r. w.
Watson. left on Wednesday, for her
home in Ordway. colo.
MI and Mrs. Alfred {. Long and little
son. Emmett. have arrived home from
ST. Petersburg. Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs James Francis. Of Dill
lonvale were visiting with Postmaster
and Mrs. John n. Francis.
Mrs. Martha Slecth, Of Columbus. and
her daughter, Miss Mabel EsterQuest. Of
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TICKER TALK

fRy Private Wiz: 10 thr Finance CO..
Ohio Fuel Supply company declared
regular quarterly 81: per cent dlvtneho'
PAYABLE July IA. stock record June 80:
american Store company declared lE
itial quarterly dividend OF y per CENT
on preferred stock. payable July >. stoeE
record June %.
Anaconda declared an extra DIVIDEND
OF so cents a share.
Dow-JoneS: Miami Copper company
declared a dividend OF Is cents per share
AMI Kerr Lake Mining company l" cents
q share S.,rt. r>"'.rh'- N""''"' ~ St"''
record July 5. the object being to asx
tribute one-half Of dividend TO Amelioan
l,..t ross.
LAuisvillN and N2>hvill" d,cl1rrd REG
uter <c,ni-ar:u4! dividend Of 3'o per
cent. pay2hi" august 10. stock record
July en-.
Pacific Mail Steamship company do
clarcd dividend rf 81 cents. paNsihiH Lu!f
II. stock record July >. This - the hrs
dividend tirclored on the common SlocN
in rlany years.
Errck:. l'tn. Lin" declared regular
0utrlcrly divir:"nd Of 81 i share. pay
ahir Angus: |. stock record July :"
t'apifat stool. OF tn" Liberty St'H'
company "r Youngstown. O.. Will u: ~
Gro Asr.l frum 100000 to $!3h.On0 ana
sl56.0hn ih-y.ar par cont bonds Viii u"
issued. Eight instead OF siN-Sheet mus
will he huitt. III" first TO be in opel dton
about February |.
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LOCAL MARKET IS
RESUM|NG ACTIVITY
Several Issues In Better Demand Yes-
terday-WheeNng Mold Ad-
yances Another Point.

A better feeling was evidenced in yes
terday's stock market. Several local
issues were In good demand and sales
were numerous. More money Is in cir
culation than was the case last week,
and the indications are Sor an improved
condition Of the market.
wheeling Mold and Foundry common
stock continued its upward climb. max
ing It's daily gain of a point. II closed
with 81 bid and WAS offered at 81. Sew
eral sales We're made at 81.
Considerable LaBelle common changed
hands at l07. ut which point it closed.
Wheeling Steel and Iron was bought at
ISL.
= cash dividend of | l. per cent has
been declared on Imperial Glass stock.
payable July >. The transfer books
closed yesterday.
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AFTER FISH COMBINE.

BOSTON, June 21.-Proceedings
aimed at alleged unlawful combine
tions in control Of the nsh industry
were brought by the federal govern
ment under the Sherman act today,
against the Boston Fish Pier COM
pany. the New England Fish ex.
change, the Bay State Fishing com.
pany, the Boston Fish Market corpo'
ration and the Commonwealth leo s
Storage company. -
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PHAKMACEUTICAL MEET.

CLARKSRCRri. ". Va. June 2l.--
Charleston was selected as the place for
the next meeting and the following Off
GERS were elected to-day At the annual
convention Of the West Virginia Phar-
maceutical Association at Deer Park. Nd
PreSident--O. .. Older. Charleston.
First Vice Prcsidcns-Frcd Allen,
Horton.
Second Vice rresiden,-J. II. Hagser-
~. Clarksburg.
Secretary--A. 3. Berry. MorEaatown.
Tre3Surer-ti. \. Berry,. Norgantown.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW YORK. Jun" 2l.-Rutt"r steady:
creamery higher than extras. 5S y ~
39lac: creamery "Ntrns -" S""r"l. - =
3SEc: hr>ts. :Ii4 n SSc: seconds. 80 y 20
&C
Eggs steady: fresh gathered extras,
IS Csc: fresh gathered storage packer
flrSts. 33L n ?t'-r: fresh gathered tirsts.
80 $50: state. Pennsylvania and nearby
western hcnnery whites fine 70 fancy.
40I 4lc: state. Pennsylvania and nearby
hcnnery browns. 81 n So.
Cheese steady state. fresh specials.
oo2 n pc: do avcraG" run. 22i1 n - |: c.
Dressed poultry Tuirt. Chickens. 2pT
CSC: fowls. l9t- n csc: turkeys. IS n CSC.
Flour unr rnEnd.
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wheeling Mold & Foundry prese7ed-TFanstof
books close Juno 20 for per cent ca,h dividend.
payable July J.
I.H,Il, Observation-Disclosures hook. close June 10.
Tor Z regular 2 per cent cash dividend payable
tune so.
LaItens common-Tranrfer books close June IL.
for regular per cent aud an extra per cent clsn
Dividend PAYABLE Juno 80
Whitaker GIcssner common-TrEnafer books Close
Juno 90 for a regular u per cen. and an extra !.
Ger cent dividend payable July 2.
Wheeling Stecl 4 lron--Trxnafe. bookI close Juns
"a for r.xpl,r Der cent dividend and extra
I rer cont dividend. payable Juns 70
IMPERIAL Glass-Transfer books cloFe June Il. for
II. per cent dividend. payable July
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CLOSING STOCK LETTER.

tEy Privni.. Wir" TO IA" F'ir'Lnt" -
NEW YORK. Iu:." -l.--Thr market
today was aui,i.r. Volume Of trade l"Ss
and feeling = Iittl" more reasSur'L,
There Maa NOT mitch in m" Ny OF
Paws Som. or rh.. :Su"cillti"S wei q
more active. bur advances w"r" met with
4 crsirH /" sell by ;hus" -r:n ara nCt
satisfied with thc nnan:ial situation a:'!
NOT certain ~ I" eNre$S profit ta>"S. - =.
THESE various features holds buyers or
AMI VIC hardly expect any advance unt'i
some Of ihatn at least arc disposed Of
E'rLm Harris. Winthrop & CO.
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PROGRESS
DOWNSPR|CES

CHICAGO. Jane 21.-Excellent crop
progress tended today TO pull down
wheat prices. but shorts in the July
option made use Of the chance TO even
UP trades. The result was an Irregular
market. with the close unsettled. vary
ing from 1Ac net lower to an advance
Of cents at S2.U3 for July and s1.7Si2
for September. Corn gained &c TO / i :
and oats nc to sc. In provisions. the
result ranged from &C decline to rise
OF I1c
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TYPHOID. EPIDEMIC.

. CHARLESTON. ". Va. June IL.
No fatalities have resulted and the
cases have been mild, but Charleston
is suffering from a typhoid fever out
break. which in the last SIX weeks.
according to the STATE. health depart
ment, has developed III cases. l}ac-
THEOLOGICAL tests of city water madc
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METALS.

NEW YORK. juno ol.--The metal cN-
change quotes lead dull: spot liz II
12hc. Spelter dull: spot East st. Louis
delivery 9S q 9Sr. NJ London lead spot
f13o: futures Gl"3 los: spelter ISL: flu
lures S5nS
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stocks

WHEELING. W. Va. June q. II.
FurnIahed The lntellIGencer by A. r
Mnsten G Co, members New York STOCK
Exchange. National Bank Of West Vir.
Einia building. Wheeling. W. Va Louis
= Rrand MANAGER.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

WHEELING. W. Va. June Il, IL;
Furnished The lntellEencer By A. B.
Masten & Co, members New York Stock
ExchanEe. National Bank Of West Viz
ginia building. Wheeling. W. Va Louis
= Brand manager.
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Cash quotations.: Wheat-No. red.
No. red. No. . and hard, nominal
Corn-No . yellow. s1.69 a 20; NO. !
yellow. S16961.T0: No. 1 yellow. Sic"
@1.6sa. Oats-No. white. i6Al mr
81 &c; standard, SIX @6Sc. Pork. s39.2
Lard. s21.4I1 2l57. ibis. s2l.2 Il 2l.iS.
TOLEDO o.. June 21.-4Nheat cash.
s2.45: July. $500: September. Sl.Sn.
Clover seed prime cash. $10.T5: Octo-
be-. S11.4O: December. Sll.20; March
$11.30.
AlsIke. prime cash. sl1.40: September
S11.to.
Timothy. prime cash: $3.50: Sc2tem-
Der 1897
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va, June 81. II.
Furnished .ine 1nteIIiIeIwer by A. "
Hasten s Co. members New FORK stock
Exchange National Bank OF West Vlr'
giuIa building. Wheeling. W. Va Louis
F. Brand. manager.
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NJ STOCK MCHANHE

WHEELING, W. Va, June H. ~.
Furnished Tho lnte1llkencer by
n.st.n q 70. members Now York stoes
Exchange, National Bank OF West VII VT.
xinln building. Wheeling. W. Va Louis
= Brand manager
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San Antonio, Tex, were visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Wallace Sewlin this week.
Miss Frances Copeland. Of Chicago, Is
the guest Of Miss Nancy Copeland.
Miss nellie Gertrude Kinsey has re-
turned home from Bridgeport
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'Rn0Al.

NEW YORK. June 21.-RAN gugaf
steady; centrifugal 6.96c; molassee 6.oSSj
During the forenoon sugar futures Ads
vanced l to 2 points on covering.
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Curl Mining Stock
PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Va. June 81. II.
Furnished rhr iUtelNEcucer by A r
Mast.n AZ TO-. members New York Stock
Exchange. National Bank OF West Elr.
ginla building. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis
~ Hruud manager.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING, W. Va. June II. H..
Furnished Tho lnterIlgencer by A. ~
Masten az Co. members New York stock
Exchange. National Bank OF West VII.
ginla building. Wheeling. W. Va Louis
Il Hra nd mnnREer.
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PETROLEUM.

OIL CRY. Pa. Jun, o!.-rredI; bal
ailceS, S3l0 Runs. l4l.54l: areraG 60.
SSn45. Shipments. 1856: a"craEv. 81.
92i
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Russia celebrates as many as 90
nublic holidays in the course Of the
year.
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CHICAGO. Iun" 2l.-iiogs. r'",'ri*'
5000 weak; ~ cents under Yesterday
i-averagc. Bulk tI5.5H159a: light. 81 too
| 1895 mixed. SI5.10 n 1906; heavy.
sl5.l0n 1870 rough. s15.lUT l5.3O; pigs.
lilo II i.G5.
| Cattle receipt: to"o: weak. Native
beef cattle sSjU|u 1880: sInckcrS and
GcedcrS. $500 ii Ito: COWS and hcifcr!;.
| s5,75mll.70: calves. sli.i0G l5.I5.
Sheep. receipts S.p0n strong. NHth,rs.
! sa.15"i ZOO; ewes. 81: 10M 1919; lambs.
$1l.vp @ 1918: springs slh.50 q 1900
, ilTTSErkiH. june 2l.-Cdtil"
steady: supply rrhI. Choice. sil.1j Il
I".n0: prime. $l%.nn n l2."I.
Sheep Si"ndy:. supply light. Prinra
/ WL;hcrs. Sl0.i0W ll."n: culis and on
mon. $500 n 90: lambs. $I.0U n 800:
veal calves. $4,000 l5.25.
Hogs steady: receipts. ~ douhl" decks
Prime hcavics. Sl6.la d 1G."h: MEDIUMS.
$500 {! 1905: heavy Workers.. SlJ.S0Gr
1905: ii:hi workers.. Sl5.2j ii li.50: pigs.
$3.50 II 1900; roughs. Sl+.io Ni'i4.SS.
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Bonds sl.5SS.0n0 par value.
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