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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-05-27
/ Watching New York Plan.

Federal reserve banks throughout the
country are considering distribution Of
$40 participating certificates. similar to
CONTINUED on thirteenth Page.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-05-27
PEACE HUNT FUTILE
At SOCIALIST MECCA
Desperate Seriousness Marks
international Gathering at
Swedish Capital.
BOOM PLEASES NATIVES
BY CYRIL BROWN.
Especial Cablegram to The Sunday Star
and New York WORLDLY

and New York WORLDLY
Copyright. 1917. by Press Publishing Company.
New York World.)
STOCKHOLM. May 25. via London,
May 26.-The naive and utter futility
of this international Congress of
cranks and whiskerinos" is ones first
impression of the world-widely adver-
tised Stockholm conference, until you
discover that over a hundred foreign
correspondents have f1ocked here to be
in on what the Scandinavian socialists
quite honestly believe to be important
preliminaries to peace, and that. re-
gardless of what the rest of the world
thinks, the enthusiastic neutral and
belligerent comrades are taking them
selves desperately serious
Arriving on the Copenhagen express.
smiled the first. whiff of the interna-
tional socialist atmosphere on running
INTO a reception committee, impressive
IN Prlnce Alberts and broad-brimmed
sombrero-like gray felt hats, who had
come down to the station to meet DR..
Adler, the Austrian socialist leader
DR.. Adler, however, perhaps still
laboring under the private sorrow of
his sons recent dramatic trial and con-
vlct1on for murder, proves the rare
erie by declining to submit to the in
terviewing process.
Unprecedented Tourist Boom. -.
One discovers that so far the only
practical result of the peace confer
ence is that Stockholm is enjoying an
unprecedented tourist BOOM All the
hotels are overfiowing. and you soon
come to admire Stockholm's irreproach-
able neutrality, the canny natives pur-
suing the popular pastime of parting
all corners from their money, regard
less of their sympathies.
Yet, except as source of income and
free publicity, the hospitable Swedish
capital Is not as yet taking the confer
ence over-seriously. With the exception
Of Branting's Social Demokraten, the
official organ of the Swedish social demo-
Gratis. the Stockholm press is not fea-
turing the conference.
The Swedish papers in general confine
themselves to chronicling briefly the ar
rivals OF the various delegations, and
print the official accounts of their de-
liberations, but even the pro-German pa
pers refrain from playing the conference
big One gets the impression that the
Swedes are practicing the utmost re-
straint. and are careful not to exag-
gerate the Importance of the socialist
strangers within Stockholms gates, al
though perfectly willing to take them in.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-05-27
French and English Absent.

The total absence of socialists from
France and England gives the inter-
national conference one-sided cast;
condition by no means relieved by
the presence of a few Russians or
doubtful Affiliations. and one American
socialist-"the Millionaire Hobo"-I
Eads How-whereas delegates from
the Teutonic allies are here in pro
fusion and more coming
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-05-27
Manhattan, Ill, Houses Raced.

JOLIET. ILL.,. May 26.-Manhattan.
Ill, ten miles southeast of Joliet. was
partly wrecked by a windstorm late
today Wreckage strews the roadway
for two miles outside the village. A
call for help reached this city tonight.
saying that many were injured. and.
possibly, some were dead. Stores and
homes were blown to bits.
Elwood, six miles south of Joliet,
also was damaged by the storm. The
wind swept Joliet, but did no serious
damage. One boy was killed by light.
ming.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-05-27

Cloudy and warmer today; probably
showers. Tomorrow fair and somewhat
cooler.
Temperature the past twenty-four
hours ending midnight: Highest, 73. at
$50 pm. yesterday: lowest, 46. at 1880
am. yesterday.
Full report page 3.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-12-14
CONSUMERS WIN

sNe TX strong protests by com
of " 1agersfown bakers and
rrOEers annQp
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-12-14
FOR SALE

AK Made Dairy Feed, Scratch
seed. Hog Feed (Tankagel, Horse
ad Mule Feed. Mixed feed.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-12-14

And let tell that heWd buyers
o e
establishment offered the public
bic Women who
pacty since the sale began purchase Every
that they receive hee-and thing will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-21
SHAKING OFF I.
ITS APATHY

NEW YORK. Feb. 20.-The market
today gave uum!stakahlc evidence OF =
disposition tr shake OF the apathy and
timtdtty which have been it's CHIEF char
act.ristlcs ever since the early part CT
the YEAR. Stocks nf almost all dcScriT-
tions were taken with apparent freedom
and confidence. rails and shipping alon"
showing comparative hackwardness.
Dealings were on broader and larger
aca& than AZ any time within the !aSs
fortnight and included all unusual vaEi-
ETY. Sf issues. but seasoned or repre-
ssntAi IKE stocks were most in favor. es-
peciasy industrtals. metals and equip
mentS
Comm mission houses reported nodsr-
ate revival of public interest. but II
very large proportion OF. the turnover.
which amounted - $4,000 shares. re-
suited from. further covering by Nh
over-eNtended short interest.
United States Steel and other favor.
ties furnished the basis for much OF
today's business. Steel made an cx-
treme gain of 2ss points on steady ac.
cumulation. which comprised many
large individual lots. Allied industTlaiS
we're better by one to two points.
CopperS were aeNt in point or %c-
mand. virtually every issue ~ thae d.
vision gaining to : points.
Aside from Atlantic Coast Line. WHICH
rose three points. advances IN r"tlS
were rnainly limited 10 coa!ers ana
International bonds were irregular
Total sales OF bonds (par value) az
sresated $c.75S.000
u S bonds were unchanged on cali.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-21

and Kestcr. barb(ts formerly employed
1T the Harry Tartt shop on West Sixth
street. have arranged TO open a shop
in the Schultz buEdins. OH Sixth street.
Mrs. l.. r. Goodwin. who has been
rnth street. is Improving.
Mrs. W. II. Mar. dc. of North Caldwell
street. who has b., N quite III for several
weeks. is improv$G
Friendship Caste. No. Z, Knights OF
the Golden Eagle. will hold It's regular
weekly business NJ letting this evening In
the, lodge headquarters in the McAechen
building
c. A. Dcitz and Miss Mary schafer.
both OF this city. were married at Oak
land. Nd, last Week. Mr. and Mrs. Deitz
have been making Aheir home with rela-
tives OF the groonAt in Glen Easton.
j.. +. Shaw haH arrived homo from
Grafton where he .pent several days the
guest OF his moth;S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-21

An awarkward silence had fullen
DuI them quickly at ease, and the
next instant Malemute Kid and he had
.rripped hands. Though they. had
never met. each had heard OF tAe
other, and the recognition was nu
tual. A sweeping introduction ana d
mug of punch were forced upon Hill
before he could explain his errand: :,
How long since that basket-sled
with three, msn and eight dogs
passed." he asked.
An even, TWO days ahead. Are you
Yes: my team. Run them off under
nv very nose. the cusSes. I've e"licu
Them up on the next run.
Recon they'll show Spunk: ASK
Reldon, in order TO. keep up the cor
versation. for Malcmute kld airea3H
had the coffee-pot on ana was OuS!iS
frying bacon and moosrnlea.' ,o,od
The stranger significantly tapped
his rcvolvers.
when ii leave Dawson"
Last night ?"--aS matter OF
course
To-day"
\ murmer OF surprise passed rouno
the circle. And well it might; LOT II
was lust midnight. and seventy'tiVe
miles of rough river trail was not
10 be snpered at for twelve houF
run.
however. barking back to the trails
of childhood. As The young stranger
ate of the rude fare, Malemut ma
Iatten,ivcly studied his face. y r was
he long in deciding That il vas lar;
honest. and open. and that he ilKdl
il. Still youthful. the lines had Deen
firmly traced by toll and hardship;
Though genial in c"nN ,,, a,.nn r aHn
promise Of the hard steel glitter when
comes when called into action. especially
against odds. The heavy jaw ana
SGuare-cut chin demonstrated rugged
ucrtinacity and iudomitahillty. Nor
though the attributes of the lion were
there. was there wanting the certain
aottnrSs, the hint Of w0manlincSS. wh!ch
bespoke the emotional nature
SO. the,'s how me an the OIL woman
&c, spliccd. said Rrldcn. concluding
no IW, rxri1inr tale nr his cour,shir.
Here we he, dad" seq She. AN may yen
he damned seq he TO her. AN then 70
me. lin, yrh--yeh git outrn them good
durls a yourn: | want right pcart
slice ~ that forty acre rloUGhrd 1"r.
dinner. An then he turns on her an
seq. AN ych. Sal: ych sail inter then!
dishes. An then nc sort I" sniffl"d an
kissed her An WAS tibet hanpy.-Ihut
he seen mr an rnars out, w.. jim.
An VII LIT [ DuStd ir N barn.
Any Kids waiting ir you back IN
III States" asked the stranger.
Nope. Sal died 'f"re any come. Th"tS
why I'm hrvc li"ld"n abSlruCctdly
hogan 10 light his pipe. which had fail
I'd 10 gn out. and then frightened up
with. How bout, ycrscif. stranger
married man
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For reply he opened his watch. slipped
II from tn" thong which served as Il
chain. and passed il over. Belden picked
up the Slnsh-lanp. surveyed the inside
OF IN" raS" critically, and swearing
admiringly to himself. handed il over
CARS they finally surrendered It TO
Prince and they noticed that his hands
tremhled and his eyes took on a pc
Culiar SoftnesS. And SO 1t passed from
nHrny hand To horny hnnd--the pasted
photograph of II woman. the clinginE
Kind that such men fancy. with 4 babe 1T
the breast. Those who had not yet seen
the wonder were keen with curiosity;
those who had. became silent and retro
Spective. They could face the pinch of
famine the grin of scurvy. or the quick
death by f!rldl ar flood; hut the pictur-
ed Senhlanrc nt II stranger woman and
child made women and children
them all.
Never have seen the youEgSt-r Yet
he's boy. $h" Says. and TWO years
.nld. said the SlrhnRcr AZ he received
the tr"asur" uack. y lingering moment
hr Eaz"d upon il, then snapped the case
and turned away, bun not quick enough
TO hid" III" restrained rush Of tears.
Mathematical led him TO bnuk and
hadr him turn IN.
'r'aIl me At four. sharp. Don't fail me.
wcr" his last words, and u moment Ia
l"E lie WAS hrchtniilE III the ntaNlHtSS pI
exhausted Sl"pt.
BY love: h"'S Il rlucky chap" COM
mcnted Prince. "Thrrr hours sleep after
Srrcnt y-fivr miles with the dogs. Iund
then the trail again. Who Is he, Kid"
Jack Wcsiondalr Been i'll going "u
three years. with nothing hut the name
Of working like IL horse. anud any
amount nf bad luck TO his credit. | never
knew him. but Sitka Charley told me
about him"
1T seems ha that man with Il
sweet young like his should have
10 be putting years in this Cod
forSakCn hole every year counts
two on the nutSlu-.
Here tho conversation was broken off
by ;tn uproar from BEETLES. FOR the effect
had begun TO wear away. And soon the
bleak years Of moRotonous grub and
deadcning toll were being forgotten in
arouh mrrrimcu;. Malemutcid alone
seemed unable To lose himself. and
cast many an anxious look ut his watch.
once he put on his mittcns and beaver
skin cap. anC lcnving the cabin. fell TO
rumnagi0g about in the cache
Nor could he wait the hour designnt-
ed: for he was fifteen minutes ahead of
time in rousLng hI% guest The young
giant had StIffrnrd badly. and brisk
rubbing was necessary to bring him To
his feet He t0ttcred painfully out Of
The cabin. TO find his dogs harnrssed
and everything ready tn start. The COM
pany wished him god luck and Il short
chase. while Father Rouhrnu. hurricdly
blessing him, led the stampede fr the
cabin: and small wonder, for 1t WIS
not good for the face SeVenty-four de-
grecS below zero with naked ears and
hands.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-21
moNEY2MARKET.

papcr 4G4E per Crut. Sterling. 60 day
bills s4.72: COMMERCIAL TO day bills nm
banks $4.72 ;conblercial so day bills
S4.7la. demand S4S5ak cables i4.T6 ZIG:
francs demand $3.50: cables $5.S4 Marks
demand roc: cablGc 70hc. kronen de-
mand IL l-16c; eagles Ike. Guilders
demand 40 9-1Gc: gables 40Sc- Lires.
demand $50; cah,es $7.29: rublcs.. de-
Inand cS"sc: cab!sS cSI.c. Bar silver
TS7xr Mexican dGlnrs iQrc. Govern
ment bonds steady railroad bonds irreG-
Time loans firm;rGo and 90 days az q
q; per cent: six ND ths iI+ per cent.
Call money Stca!:: high y: per cent
low . per cent: ruiHr rate 2's per cent
last loan -, per c.n': closing DID per
cCn:; offered At ~ per cent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-21
WHEELING METAL CO.
REFLECTS DIRECTORS
Annual Meeting Held Yesterday Aieer-
noon and Encouraging Reports OF
Past Year Received.

Stockholders Of the Wheeling Metal
Manufacturing Company. at The annual
meeting yesterday afternoon, re.e!ecIeu
the old board Of directors as follows:
j. S. Gibbs. \. l.. Nay. ". NJ. klrbach, ~;
W. Row. O. L Reid, l. Nest"ooo. ~ NV,
!: n Harris They will meet probably
next tuesday for reorganization 1t was
announced
THE year just closing was very Tea-
sonab.c." said one y: the directors laSI
night. and proved. satisfactory 10 "a, ~ I
pnrtics interested in our company. Inc
company has enough work on hand at
present to- assure the operation or the
factory for several months.
Many improvements have been mace
TO the various departments or the COM
pany. most noteworthy or winch are III
ihn rnafInr Department. Here the caph-
city of the company is being doubled.
and will be ready for operation within
iND weeks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-21
Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW YORK. Feb. e0.--I1utter steady;
rcc"ipts 1868: creamery higher than
extras AL. q +5c; creamery extras ts2
score) SAC; hrsts %Sir q - lac; seconds
SCI. ff2Tirc.
Eggs unsrttled receipts 5.S2l; fresh
gathered extra frsts 47c: nrsts +6 N
4GLy refrigerator iUH - i-r; nearby
hrnnerv whites. tlnc to fancy 49c; ncur-
by hcnnrry browns 4Tie n dSc.
Cheese firm: receipts 3.7lS: state, held.
specials - "a 26 &c: DO. average fancy
- l: q 25A.c.
Dressed poultry quiet; prices IN
changed.
Live poultry weak: no prices quoted.
Flour firm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-21
TICKER TALK

tBv private wi-e to Finance Company
Dow Jones Says: Quincy Mining de-
clared quarterly dividend OF 80
share nayable March % TO stock record
February %. This is same as three
months ago.
National Surety declared regular
quarterly. dividend Of per cent. payable
April stock record March FL
Stockholders of Tide Water on Co.
have authorized an increase i'll the capt.
raj stock Of more $40 0oo. 000 to $4,000
900. OF new si0.000.o00 stock S2.9Oo.'
100 will he distributed rs a ten per cent
stock dividend on present outstanding
$40 O0n 900 stock, Dividend will be paiG
10 holders Of record February IS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-21
WHEAT VALUES.
GIVEN A BOOST.

CHICAGO. Feb. a0.-Frce buying on
rho mart of houses with seabuard connec-
lions did Il good deal to-day 10 lift
values In the wheat market Prices
closed nervous. y TO K cents net high
er, with May at Sl.I9 y 10 $3.50 and July
ut s1.5oL to SI52S. Corn finished uu-
changed 20 y cent up oats gained 4 TO
4 cent and provisions finished at an
advance OF IS TO 81 cents.
REPORTS that great numbers of empty
cars had been started from the east to
relieve railway congestion helped mater
tally to stimulate the demand for wheae
and to give the market an upward ten
deucy; which was az no time entirely
overcome even for n brief period.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-21
METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK. F".. 2n.--The metal cx-
chang. quotes. I"*I strong AT SLID;
Spcltrr firm spot Fast 81 Louis de!iv-
ery I0r.mlos-c. IT London lead f3o
.G>: $irltcr AZ.
Corpcr firm: cEctrulytic spot and
nearby nominal: 80, nnd quarter $4,000
600: third quar,erE$3l.O 0M 32.00.
Iron steady and unchanged. .
Metal exchange <iUtra tin quiet; spot
>iS.50fLi9 $50.
At London spot Hopper ?I39: futures
1886 Zoe: rlc"tr"lyiE: $50: spit tin Zl94
los: futures 1924 ihS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-21
CONTINUED From Monday.l
copyright 1900 BY Jack London. All
Rights Reserved.l
NtDtkS I0,N-
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

WHEELING W Va. FIJI cn. II.
Furnished The lntclllGcnccr by 4. T..
Mastpn & Co. members New York Stock
Exchange National Bank of West Nir
ginia building. Wheeling. w. Va. Louis
r Brand manager
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-21
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. fh. 20. II.
FURNISHED Tho Intelligencer by A. f.
M.stan e Co, members New York Stock
Exchancc. National Bank Of West Fir-
ginia building. Wheeling. w. Va Louis
t. Brand. manager.
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SUGAR .,.IARKET.

NEW YORK. rwb. oo.--Raw sugar
easy; centrifugal. 50: .nolasses. $3.50:
refined steady: fin, granulated 1880
80.
Sugar futures w.rc easier on selling
Ivy Cuban Interests and commission
houses. At noon ,,rtces were 4 to IL
points lower.
Closed steady anc 9T13 points lower.
Sales 23.S0p tons. March 1872; May
$3.50: July $4.3l.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. ". Va. Fb. 20. ~
Furnished The Iutc1llgcncer b. a. =.
,,!s y. Z. Co, members New York Stock
f.xchanEc. National Bank Of Vest pi iT-
s-injn hTilding. Wheeling. W. Va Louis
4, RI, manager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-21

WHEELING. W: Va. FL. 20. II.
Furnished The Intcllirrnccr by \. r.
Naslrn Il Co. members New York Stock
EXCHANGE National Rank or West Nlr-
giu,I building. Wheeling. ". Va. Louis
7, mn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-21
WELLSBURG

WELLSRTRG. ". Va. Feb. 90.-Fight
fauS in this section may soon have the
opportunity Of seeing in action two or
the worlds best bantam weight fighters.
RcnnIe Hahn and Dick Loadman. who
have been rivals for n number of years.
With the rcviving of boxing in Stru-
brnrilIc. efforts are being made 10 hiring
this pair Together. I'll" promoters think
inE il would not only he pleasing to the
fans but would aCi on their bank rolls
like water and doughnuis on human
being. Roth boys have bocn coming 10
the front recently. beating all Corners.
and both clamorIng for the coveted title
Of champion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-21

D-TrAnsfrr books rlnse Feb. "a for FER cent
cash dividend payable March !.
t2J-Trsnstcr hooks close Jan. ~ for per cent
cash dividend. payable Feb. !. Transfer books close
March s for an extra III per cent cash Dividend
narabs March t.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-21
PETROLEUM

OF. CITY. IA. F"h. 2h.-Crs'!it bal
ance S3.GJ. ttunS Si.t!2: av"rag" g.
S5a Shipu.ruiS 90 lis: average J2.i06.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-21
'MECHEN
ATTEMPTED. Robbery.


All attempt to rot the Trice Bros.
grocery Stcr" on Si>th street, was truS-
iratcd her" carly Monday morning ny
chief n Police Far,i"sIy. Three men
wcrr seen prowling about the building
shortly after 30 'JClock. and when aII-
preached. started TO run. Chief Har-
dcSty took after them. running them 10
the river. and down the river bank n
the head Of he narruw*. when the ihr""
snCcrrdrl in nnkiEE good their escape.
In the rhASc down the river chief f"r-
dcsty fired ut the mon several times
end they returned The fire.
MIDWAY THEATRE
Tonight - Wednesdny-Spectal Music
Admission, SC and 1oc.
Last Chapter Of THE IRON CLAW" A 'urnrIio
for you. Who Is the Laughing Mask You don't
know.
FIr, Chapter Of nov nrIaI-"SiElblHG
SHADOW" This Is a wonder Issra'. tho oe'l-Set'
"SCRATCHED." Two-rceI Track itorf.
"IT DIDN'T WORK OUT RIGHT" Comedy!
THE WRONG HEART" ven tno picture
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-21
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. Va. Feb. 90. II.
Furnished The .Intelligencer by 4. E.
MaSten & Co. members New fork Stock
Exchange. National Bank OF West Eir-
gin!a building. Wheeling. w. Va Louis
l.. Brand. manager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-21
Marrtnre Licenses.

Harry T.. Mckee. % and Catherine
Bailey. - Pittsburgh. Pa.
Icnv Hn%mnn. ~ and Margaret Pfcis-
Ter. 81. Pittsburgh. Pa.
bona I'd H. KERN. Il and Margaret
Mooney. y, Turtle Creek, Ia.
Wayne Mranor. - and Bessie Bowers.
-. Imperial Pa.
Glenn Hulincs. q and Pearl Araon'
81. Clarion. Ia.
Thomas SilYis. 81 and Louise Ross. Il,
Pittsburgh. PA.
Otto RrIsrr. - and Mabel Bentley. 81.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
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COpcaleScent

Miss Camille Osborn. who for tho
past two weeks has been seriously IL
nj her home on Charles street with ~
phoid fever. Is rapidly Conralescrnt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-21
wellsbrrr BHefs,

Alfred Potts and Charles BAILEY icit
Monday for an EXTENDED business trip
In ohio. where they viii close contracts
for several car loads Of furs. They will
br gone about two weeks.
MISS Anna kuucha was visitor IN
AveIla. Pa. Sunday AMI Monday.
Misses Pauline Allen. Mary Olive
WHITE and Josephine. Leonard. attended
tho Masonic dance in Stcubcnvillc Mon
lnN owning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-21
COEFEE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Feb. c0.--Coffcc. Rio No
:, 10c. Futures steady; March Sole
July 8.32c.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Va. Fb 81. -.
Furnished The Intclngcncer by A. E
Mas,en e. TO, mrmbCn'S New York Stock
Exchange. National Rank Of West Eir-
ginil building. Wheeling. ". Va. Louis
T. brand. manager.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING, W. Va. Fb. 20.
Daily quotation list OF the Wheeling ST.
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CHtrA,:D. E"h, @".-lio=S. r''c"irtS
nf nutr h,pr: strong. nl'$iiE "a cents
ahnv. Yesterdays. aF"raE". hN!E Ei5 ="
6:loiv: light 81 9Un, 1885: mixed $i@.2'
gao: heavy STEPS u ia; rough $l2'-
.jH l..&I: piss $9.i" Ln.>".
Cattle. receipts 900" bead: w'ak Ma
;iv" h.t ca;tt" $..1.''; i''': Si"cN':tS
rrS $5IuT, toll: calves So" r; | 80.
Sh.."r. receipts i,.""" head: HTnl.
W.tl,"rs $iu.s5, ;l2.lI: "w.'S $50 :: "
%: lambs Sict06' lf'5
rITTSEU RICH. Pa. Frh. 2".--''atu"
steady: supply lish;. .'h"ic" $1,000 q
loss: rriir.. St0.1S {: !l.e".
SHEEP steady: supply l!Eht. Prime
wethcr Sil.5"FI ,@.oh: Gull and common
5nnGt s.5": lambs $ii.""1i l3.2": veal
calves $1,000 a t'i.'h...
Hogs steady: receipts hight. Fr'fn"
te;.vi.s. n,"diun,S AMI heavy york RS
Sl2>5 n l2.an: light workers. sil.1'Ft -:
pigs $li.""If ll.2a: r"UshS Si'.Infi l..
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United Verde Ext .......; "9lt "?"s
Yukon Gold ................' Ia 4
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DIX. stock div. anu 'N-r 's"NS
Total shares 630,S0o.
Eonds s2,S29. 900 par value.
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Nmhcrican Sewer Pipe. $3.50. IS $500.
Am. Window Glass Machines 53ic. 81
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Veal c,,v-s IL. "a l:5............... - 5o@Il OF
Veal ca;r.S GOOD la5 ~ l:J........ IL 00usis O.
I,gh, heavy and common ral.es.... c GGntlO OF
Fresh COWS good TO choice .......... so o0GsT5 o.