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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-01-25
LOCAL NOTES AND
PERSONAL MENTION

]. w. Ferguson has returned to the
Ruby mine in the Humboldt range,
after spending a few days In town.
He was accompanied by Harry Jarvis.
hwo will spend couple of months In
the camp. @
w. FL. Abel, manager of the Abel &
Curtner ranching interests, arrived
Tuesday from Paradise Valley and
left that same evening for Milpitas,
California, where he was called on
account of the serious illness of his
father. Henry Abel.
]. c. Marchand is here from Sac
ramento. registered at the Overland.
A. E. Arlington, representing the
Outcault Advertising Company of
Chicago, is in town on business con-
nected with his firm.
@
B. Zahren, who recently had the
misfortune to dislocate his left shoul-
der, is about town, but 1t will be sew
eral days before he will be able to
resume his duties at the e. Reinhart
Company's store.
A. Hanson is In town from Fernley.
registered at the Eldorado.
George G.. Odell came over from
Golconda yesterday and registered at
the Eldorado.
s. B. Arthur is here from Elko, a
guest of the Eldorado.
A. M. Mercer was in town yester-
day from Humboldt House.
A. R. Smith of LaGrande, Oregoa,
is stopping at the Eldorado.
A. w. Steele of Rochester is in
town, stopping at the Star hotel.
r. E. Feltz of San Jose, California,
is registered at the Star hotel.
Yesterday the E. Reinhart Com
any, local distributors, sold Dodge
touring car to Ray Clemmons.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Workman re-
turned from National last Tuesday
evening, accompanied by the latter's
son, Ben Hudelson.
@
F. C. Algar of Jungo is spending a
few days in town, stopping at the
Overland. g
f. C. Buckingham and G. s. Reed
are in town from Paradise Valley,
stopping at the overland.
After spending few days in town,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Whitaker returned
this morning to their home at Rebel
Creek. o
Yesterday the e. Reinhart Company
received a carload of corn via the
Southern Pacific.
L. L. Brown. assistant superinten-
dent of the Southern Pacific, was In
town yesterday morning for a few
hours. @
The Southern Pacific watess service
gang is repairing a cave-in in the
water tunnel in Harmony canyon.
o
John G. Taylor, the well-known
Lovelock stock grower and business
man, is spending a few days in town
this week. @
w. o. Baber Sr. and James B. Minor
came in from McDermitt this after
noon and are stopping at the Edo
rado. g
H. H. Carbon, Southern Pacific spe-
cial agent, was in town this morning.
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INNATE OF COUNTY HOSPITAL
DIED YESTERDAY MORNING

II. f. Newcombe, an inmate of the
county hospital. passed away about
2 o'clock yesterday morning. He had
been i'll for some time with dropsy.
His age was about "A years and he
was a native of Provincetown, Mass.
Tho remains are being held at the
Ayers undertaking parlors until word
is received from relatives in Massa-
chuSatfs
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-01-25
HIGH SCHOOL PLAY
TOMORROW night

The special scenery and electric
wiring, and the extra furniture and
other stage settings and properties.
were all put in place today. and
everything is now in readiness for the
presentation of "All a Mistake" by
the ambitious school actors and act
resses tomorrow night.
The cast of characters is as fol-
lows:
FRANK Iobin- bin------.------.---.---..Cat. Skinner
Cecil George
Earl Randolph-...-.--..Richard Hamilton
George Hoskins.-Ferdinand Lighthead
Marguerite Pope......................... Nellie
hIuid ellie
Mildred Jewell Nellie Skinner
Clarice Nellie McIntvre
Notice the number OF "Nellies" there
are, and you can see where part of
the confusion and comedy comes from.
Then with "bally" English dude.
fat Irish kitchen mechanic" and a
simpering "old maid" and you have
material for an hour and a half of
solid fun.
The moderation in the weather and
the well-beaten path, together with
the fact that the building is only four
blocks from the center of the city,
make IL perfectly easy for the ladies
and children to attend with very little
inconvenience.
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L0AING WITH SUPPLIES
FOR NORTHERN POINTS

Today Eli Bradshaw is loading his
Ireighting outfit with supplies for the
Paradise Valley Copper Mining Com
pany, which has recently begun op-
erations. with G.. 4. Johnson as su-
perintendent.
Andrew Thompson and Ed Tregas-
kis are loading today with supplies
lor the Union mine, in the Kings
River country.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Reinhart VIII
leave this evening for San Francisco
where they will spend a few days
They will be accompanied by their
sister. Mrs. Fanny Holman. who IS
returning home after having visited
here for the past several weeks.
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NEVER MIND THE WEATHER

Don't worry about the question oi
reaching a good drug store. Simply
call us up-Phone 4S3-and Free
Delivery Service is at your disposal
both ways-to take your order and
deliver it.
EVERYTHING PERTAINING TO
DRUGS.
MEET Me AT THE EAGLE
Eagle Drug Co.
The Rexall Store.
advertisement
Butterkist popcorn and fresh cleo
trio roasted peanuts sold in any guam
tity at Mrs. Cooney's store.-advttf tt
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GOODIN NOT TO BE DIRECTOR
OF NEVADA FARM LOAN BANK

J. T. Goodin, cashier of the First
National Bank of Lovelock. who is
recommended by Senator Pittman for
director of the Nevada Farm Loan
Bank. has announced that he could
not accept the position IL it were Of
fered him.
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Settled Ont of Court

On Monday judgment was entered
by stipulation by Judge Ducker for
defendants In the case of Elma For
Quer vs.. Salter & Robins. the case
having been settled out of court
Plaintiff brought suit to have setaside
deed to certain property she had
given defendants for legal services.
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CARD OF THANKS

To the kind and loving friends, we
extend our heartfelt thanks, for their
sympathetic aid and care during the
trying hours of the death of our be-
loved friend, Mrs. /. Lamance.
MRS. e. b. AUSTIN AND FAMILY.
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CALENDAR CALLED
IN DISTRICT COURT

In the District Court yesterday
morning Judge Ducker called the law
and trial calendar. Only the local
attorneys were present in court and
many cases had to be passed on ac-
count of the non-appearance of out
side attorneys.
The only cases set for trial were:
Kathleen Shone vs.. Emily Mcbride,
SET for February 26.
Nellie Bonnifield VS.. Emily Mcbride
Of al. set for February 81.
Joseph Mackedon vs.. L. E. Beeson
ct al, set for March 10. before a
jury.
Carl Arobio ct al. VS.. Cliff DeLorme,
January 80.
Patrick o'Donnell VS.. Loinaz & Abel,
January 20.
James L. Shute VS.. Big Meadow In
yestment Co, January 80.
B. ]. Loinaz vs. Dave Staunton. jan
uary 80.
Verdi Lumber Co. VS.. Ida Wheeler,
January 81.
A number OF other jury cases will
be set for trial later.
II is probable a grand jury will be
called to meet about the middle Of
February. and trial jurors will be
drawn for the session of court to
follow the meeting of the grand jury.
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EPISCOPAL GUILD TO GIVE
FOOD SALE SATURDAY

A sale of home-cooked food of all
kinds will be given by St Mary s
Guild in the guild hail. Saturday
January eth. beginning at 2:3O IN
the afternoon.-[A advertisement.
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Everybody likes nice hot popcorn.
Call at Mrs. Cooney's store and see
the new all electric Butterkist ma
chine in operation. -advt.u.
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POPULAR PRICED
GROCERIES

g Comb Honey, for------------------6Oc
Q Perfection Bread. large loaves,
y two
. Grandma's Home Made Cakes,
o two for-----.---.----...-.-..------.
Q Hills Brown Bag Coffee,
@ the pound------.-----------..-
9 Huslers Self-Rising Flour,
@ 10fb acks.-----------.-.--.-----------
Q Van Allen Peas, cans for--.--25c
Q Banner Table Peas. per can---10c
p Yellow Table Peaches.
q three cans for..---.--.-.-----.-.-------50c
. Salted Peanuts, per can--.-------25c
. Blue Label Catsup. per bot---25c
. Fancy Burbank Potatoes,
per
q Layer Table Raisins,
Q 2fb cartons .-.-------..---.--------.---35
o Out-of-town orders are given
o prompt attention
o WINNEMUCCA MERCANTILE
. COMPANY INC.
8 Phone 271
o o O . . . . = . = = . . q
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Motion for New Trial

In the District Court yesterday.
Hoyt, Gibbons & French of Reno. de-
fendant's attorneys. filed a motion for
a new trial In the case of NJ. B. Moore
et al against the Rochester Weaver
Mining Company. This case, which
involves the title to a one-quarter
interest in three claims of the prop
erty Of the Rochester Weaver Mining
Company. in Rochester district. was
decided by Judge Ducker last week
in favor Of plaintiffs.
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PURITY CASH STORE

Fancy Sweet Oranges, SOC per 4
doz.; $3.50 per case
Another Carload Apples
$1.25 per box
A Carload of Potatoes
Cut Flowers
WHY PAY M0REf
MONEY-BACK STORE
) EVERYTHING GUARANTEED 4
} FRESHEST
) BEST
} CHEAPEST
) Next Door to Wells-Fargo Co.'s
Express Office. 4th and Bridge
, Phone 423
\ a a a a q q q . q 9 9 Q g z
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MORE ACTIVE
STOCK MARKET

S-r"v- vNt,L- ,r,.s Various CON-
I'M n,i ,,,t - =,
HS"'EN' u,'S'"',n''",S S"'''. o"t' to,:.
tnc strength ana act!N'tE o. nh
-a - L-o.,;,ost mummy
10 ,r.nin-,t;,,S Jnr,o,.. wns rho state
nIc,t -. ~. frIarai -.s~rre board which
re-n,tnd " 700 f,ic,jiv ,ttitrId.. rc-
xardins American Investment in foreign
loans.
or l;iiI. less Importance was tin,
,,,,,'. t.n,,, t,i,rshnrrT anr Other INDUS
tri.,I ,.,u.r-s r,nortinp additional ed
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pUN'S REVIEW.


NEW YORK. Mar. s.-nuu's Ecri'w
tomorrow will say:
\ certain f"&iiati"u in business. with
; hriukngr il lis Tulum". is natural nj
lhi.. ,"a>.,I, umd rhcr" * nov all ~"
moro r..a~"r for il h"cauS" Of present
disturbing elements. Yet the volume "f
tran.;n,.l ions Is rr"nI"r than uSuHl ~
his period and III" position Of cn'n-
mere, in Industry remains r@markahlT
strong wthsinndinE thr foreign
rrmpliratiuns transportation delays ana
doubts about future supplies and prices.
Hn,.rnt storms and cold hindnrrd efforts
10 relieve. tn" freight congestion and
overseas shipments rnrtinD" dl'hrlI'
and uur"rLaIu hut domestic movements
of raw materials AND products ar" fr@".'
and there is somewhat less restraint on
activities. outputs in
many directions however. have apprH-
riahii dimiui, ii''i and inability IA max"
HdrJIai., ur"gr"SS in reducing a"rumu-
lated rnnir'irIS still prevents the a"-
rr.rtanr" 81 considerable new business.
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TICKER TALK

Dow Jones says: Owens Eotue Ma
chine company declared regular quar-
vcrly dividend OF ~ per cent on pre-
ferrcd and per cent or conniuon Stoch'
also an extra OF . per cent on the COM
mon. payable April ..
Stockholders OF ST. Marys Mineral
Land, company OF record March ~ VIII
receive March IS a dividend OF 5? a
share Last dividend was :. paid rep
ruary Is, 1917. Company in 1915 dis
,ributed Sl9 III dividends and in 1919
SIS.
Stutz Motor declared the regular qua
terly dividend O; SIS Il share. paFaote
April =. stock record March -.
CORPORATIONS OF the state OF California
and railroad commission ct Ia!liorn'a
have both authorized iSSuanc: OF the
stock dividend declared by directors -,
the Standard OH company ct Lalttorale
on January II. ami stock w:ll be- issued
IN accordance with III" declaration.
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WOOL.

BOSTON. March 9.-Thc Commercial
Bulletin will say to-murrnw
THE failur" uf Congress TO make an-
nrnpratjunS for military cloth had I re-
StraiunE influence upon the wool mar
kct this week and speculative buying
wa.; IT u low obi. although manufactur-
ers took Il moderate quantity Of wool ut
firm prices. News from the west i1d'-
Gates y material decrease in contracting
operations. prices having now reached
level which eastern buyers are unwill
ing To meet. Manufacturers are E"ncr-
ally occupied on old contracts and gre
receiving a modest v"lume'o Of new
business
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SUGAR

NEW YORK. March Raw sugar
Easy: centrifugal $i.Ii: molHSs"s $4.@I;
Grfncd steady: fine graduated $n00T
40
I Sugar futures opened quiet hut h"-
cam" more. active "m covering and buy
ing BY rOnmiss ion houses. prompted ny
further reports Of "2n" fires in Cuba. At
noon prices wrrn ! tn : points higher.
Closed steady and 81 points higher:
sales 1h.G50 tons. May $3.50: July ST.
-: Snpiemhsir Sis.
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FRIDAYS CLEAR|NGS
ARE NEARLY DOUBLED
Over the Same Day in Last Mafch-
Total for tho Day S65T, i52.72.
EridnNS Wheeling Ia

FRIDAYS Wheeling hank ci"ArinSS
showed liin lIr2c~t ircr""ntag" lncr'"@',
- tn" n!"nlh ny.'" last Mar"n. inr '"ta
for ;hc dry h"ju2 SG7 .4j@.,2. C"nipiti 81
wiki s:GA. >nG.?g. Il :;ain 81 $-?-'"7".'"'
or NJ ir"r cent.
For in, month t. ,lato--"irht banking
dayS--fhn ,m;;,l has ascrnhrd tn SIT" =
"6l.5n. compared with $3.29i.@1h,NN. Il
gam 40 $i.1%7.p44.i2, OF ii.| per ccn'.
Tho figures follow:
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COMPENSATION AWARDED

CHARLESTON, w. Va. March a.
Awards of pensions have been an.
nounced by the workmen's compensa-
ton commits Sioner as follows:
VI. y. Do4n. OF Chauncey, four dol
lars weckly for IS weeks: Robert
Winfrc". Of, Handlcy. eight dollars
weekly for t1O weeks: C. R. Morgan,
of blair, Sf-:S6 weekly for 1%6 weeks:
Thomas Adams. of Gary. s7.45 weekly
for a. weeks; l.. S. Cline OF Holden.
eight dolla.s weekly for SO weeks.
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METALS.

NEW YORK. March 9.-Thc metal en-
change quotes lead steady $lU.62: spell
ter Guiet: spot East st. Louis delivery
lie asked. At London lead $50 los spell
tor ~.
Copper firm: clrctrolytic SPOT and
nearby nominal: second quarter $4,000
$500 nominal: third quarter sSl.5tp
$50
Iron steady and unchanged.
Metal exchange quotes tin steady;
spot 53.5Oa 1915
4, London spot copper t136: futures
fl35 los: electrolyticEl5l: spot tin s2Ol
lbs: futures fHnl.
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LOGAN BRYAN's CLOSING STOCK
LETTER

(By private wirc Il" \. r.. AaSt"n 4 90
NEW YORK. March 9Th" action o.
Steel from tn" start. whlch was the
leader in strength today. impaired con-
fidnnc,, 10 tE. ldyocar"$ al higher prices.
and in~tit.. final hu;ir ~" general n:trk"t
titSplaycG h'i"van"r. WIKI All ISSUES u! :
cIinuya upward! Their. was an !nSa'!-
able .lernnnd ;"r /. =. Sol from many
sources. much - ti;S tr.nG inspired b.
,h., rnp6r;S 1T further Alliances in III"
finished product.
rnrDrr Si'a"... aiS" cara. ~ t"r mora
attention. ,ha high price level Of the
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red metal stimulating n broader

An item OF interest was the state
rucnt credited To the federal reserve
board. apparently changing its attitude
as TO its feelings towards American
banking pur,ici patton and investment In
foreign bond flotatiens. There We're no
sensational Developments In the inter-
national situation. and the flourShinc
condition Of domestic trade in most all
branches of industry are now receiving
due consideration. with the result OF Il
further enhancement in values IN inc
more substantial Industrial ami copper
&c S11cs will M dnuht tNkn place.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

WHEELING, W. Va. March =. II.
Furnished The Intcl1lccuccr by 4. r.
MaSicn a TO, members New York stock
Exchange. National Rank Of West Vir-
GINA building. Wheeling. w. Va. Louis
+. brand. manager.
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CLOSING STOCK LETTER

(Ry private wire TO Finance COZ
NEW YORK. March Steel and
I'rah we're the leaders today. although
specialties like Ohio Gas, etc. scored
large advances.
The impression seems to be that an
extra session OF congress will be called
boats armed and ocean traffic be re-
sumsd Traders believe this will BE-
stimulating to general conditions. and
ar. therefore bullish. 1t looks like
prices would be- carried higher. (tron'
Harris. Winthrop & Coz
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.11tC, - NInrch q --rE1nCS. rCCclntS

CHICAGO. March 9.--HoEs. receipts
is. 900 head: strong. IS 70 2oc ahose va 90.
i..rday'S average. Fulk $3.50 by;
iirI,t sIi2I l495: mixed S14.Hn q l!.e3 !:
Mfa"y $iI45Tii.so:: pigs s1l.35 q 1870
,.at,l.. receipts EMO head: steady Ma
i've, beef cattle $50 a 1850: Storkrrs
and feeders Sc. 50 n a.6O: COWS and hcifers
ST.. 5GmlO.50: calves $3.50 n l3:.5.
sheep. receipts 1000 head; firm. WEN.
lambs 81" 30 n lI.05.
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rlTTSE1' RGH. Pa. March -
s'"a,lH; SuppiT;o i 5isnI' 90 "''
ch,.n .,..,dr: supply light. Prime
u..',Tor eli 5nGf 200: cull and common
~ S, i."3, & 80; lnmhs $11osG14.75; veal
calves SiAT hM l5.p1.
Hogs. higher: receipts light. Prlm me
heavy ynrItcrS s1i.l5G 1926: light yoEk.
.rs $li..5GIfI.G5: pigs $500 l"'9o;
ruuphs $3.50 n 90
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WHEELING, w. Va. March 2. u.
Furnished The Intclllceuccr BY A &c
MaS!cu IL Co. members Ncv' Tor k Stocl
Exchange. National Bank or West Viz
Giui;t building. Wheeling, W. Va. Louis
+. Brand. manager.
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Outside OIL Stocks
Standard Oil Subsidiary Stocks

WHEELING. W. VT. March ., -.
Furnished Tho lni"11tEcnCer by \. T..
MaSiefi & 20. members New York Stock
Exchange. National Dank OF West fir-
Elnia huildinE. Wheeling, W. Va. Louis
lgruIiu InuuIrer
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LOGAN BRYAN's GRAIN LETTER

NV prjva't. wire 10 \. F.. Mastcn q Col
CHICAGO. March ?.--Wh"at. corn and
natS--Ths government report "a OF
yesterday very bullish especially on
Tnrn and oats. Would tax" advantage
of all small rrceSAinnS to make pur-
ChaSeS.
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Cnrh Mining Stocks.
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. ". Va. March ?. II.
Furnished The 1ntclngrncer BY 4. L.
Mastcn G. Co., members New York Stock
Exchange, National Banl; nt West Fir-
ginla building. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis
rrlon2rPr
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PETROLEUM

on. CITY. Pa, Mar. o.-Credit bal
an,..S s3.O5. Runs. $3.50; average
runs. $500. Shipments. 54.l32; aver
age shipments. 43.T39.
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xnrnRa DIVIDEND

NEW YORK. March 9.-rhr General
Motors i'nrp"ratinn to-day declared q
quarterly dividend % per cent IN the
common sinrk. placing that issue on Il
/" rFr cent basis rs against the prcy!-
Gus annual ratnc nj per rcnr.
The General Motors company. tho
operating company ni tn" corporation.
Declared q regular quarterly dividend
-! ~ per cent on tn" common stock.
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WHEELING AND LAKE ERIE
WEEKEND EXCURSIONS
TO&CIEVELAND.

tins Ferry avery Saturday, returning
Monday. ;l.IS round trip every Sunday.
:l75 round strip to Canton. going Bat.
urday, retuE1ing Sunday. $3.50 round
! trip every SE4day.
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F"Itrrie GIap. 70 Transfer ho"ts clos" Ian -
for iNr ""u' ash dividend. TTrah'" Feb J.. trans
fer bnnb, rim, March & irr rI!fd l.: i'F
cent a,iiridrnh. raysh'r Mach IL
Wheeling M"lI 4 FIr fn"w Ti"f.' Transfer l"".'
rIom Mar.h 81 for go cent Gu"rf"'>T cash d''i.
drt.d IarahIr Arrtl J. the iSSr" ~ rrefNfr"a
sioux
laEttlc Iron VOL, ~, Transfer hooks close
March -. for . per cash dividend. parable
March Il.
IsI,.l~ Iron Wnrlt 9, ruuon- Tr3"s;"r books cins'
March IT,. Tor regular ! i"r ""r HlfII-hd' III"
an ct's Ter cent PAYABLE Marin -
Whitaker f:i.>,urr common Transfer boss r'n;a
Mrrch - 10y :: l"r cent cash Dividend raHsb's
ArIl {"
Wheeling S,o,l Irnu e, Transfer h'"'s chs"
S!Errh l.. FOR . .rr cent cash dividend IS"ab!e
ApTl =.
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Cash quotations:
Nh"at--Nu. = rcd. nominal: No. rcd.
nominal: NJ. : hard, $l.e93 \ |" $40: No.
hard. nominal.
t'oru--No yellow. nominal: No. {"
yellow. $40? Ia Sllr:.: No. / yellow
$i."T to Sl.Q".
Oats-Nn. } white Coz 10 6@;sc;
standard. IL u 6ci.c.
Purk-SS2."r.
Lard-$1S.S5.
Ribs--$lT.00 70 $1G.io.
TpI.EnO. O.. March o.-Whcat. cash
S.0Ol.: May S2.N&: July Sl.5lt:.
clover Srcd. prime cash $ll.l0; March
5000
Alsike. prim. cash and March Sl1.45.
Timothy. prime cash and March $26o
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. March y. -.
Furnished The IniclllE-ncer hy A F.
NlaStcn G. co. memh,y"H New York Stock
Exchange Nalinnal Hank nr West Nir-
gIna building. Wheeling. w. Va Louis
f. Brand. manager.
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EXPORT DROP
BEAR FACTOR

CHICAGO. March ?.--!laltinS OF cN
ror, demand today acted as NOR" 'hfh
AN offset for IN" bulIish effects "t oisn,
inished farm reserves. Tn" markT,
closed heavy. = !" - net lever WIN
May Mt SI.S1i. /" Si-A'"+ ana !HiF a.
Sol. 10 Si.G" corn gained - 10
50 oats finished unchanged I" = DOWN
ana provisions Irregular. ranging IRON
l2r decline 10 rIs" Of -:
Il.,r., Hmm 4 low t-IOHe.
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MONEY.

NEW YORK. March 5..-Mercantile
raper 4m+!. per cent. Sterling cN.
change 30 day bills S4.7l: commercial 90
day bills on banks SAL; commercial "9
day bills $40: demand S4.I5S cables
1. 10 7-li. Francs. demand $3.50 4 cables
s5.S4. Marks demand 6Slsc:- cables
6Slsr Kronen. demand $ll:l5; cables
$il1I. GuildcrS demand 4hSc; cables
4nir Lires. demand S7.7S: cables
& = Publes demand 2THc: cables
- 2-4r Bar silver IS X Mexican dol
lars 5Sicr. Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds strong.
Time loans steady: 60 days "a per
cent: % days ;-iTi per cent siN
months 4T+ll per cent.
ralI money steady: high 2is per cent;
law ~ per cent: ruling rate u per
cent: last loan -, per cent: closing bid
81, per cent. offered AZ -. per cent.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. March :? u.
Daily quotation list OF the Wheeling Stock E1'
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EX-diridends:
GD-1ts per cent reg. quar- payable
hpril LIST
(2J-l per cent reg. semi-annual pay
able April end.
f3)-st50 regular quarterly and
800 extra payable March 31St.
obi l. ner cent regular quarterly.
payable April End.
(5D-s1.5O regular quarterly. payable
March 31$t.
(6)-1 per cent regular quarterly and
soc extra. payable March 3lst:
{ (7)--6nc regular quarterly and SOC
extra. payable March 3lst.
tS)--75c regular quarterly and Soc
extra. payable March 3lst.
(9l-$@.50 regular quarterly and S1.o0
extra, payable March 3lAt.
UO)-$l.25 regular quarterly and
SIPS extra, payable March %lst.
UD-@Is per cent regular quarterly,
payable April End:
Icl~-124 per cent regular quarterly.
payable April 2nd.
jjal-.1I u per cent regular quarterly.
payable April End.
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Totals Si.43i.2&I.i0 S%."94, Class 81
lVcr"1Sc--Sl, I31,04J.G". -
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\ tunnel trough lanes peak. west "f
Denver. will cur seventy ihr"" fnl!"S
away from tn" Iransrontincntal trip.