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SCHOOLS TO CLOSE
NEXT. THURSDAY
PLoMAS-MUSlC WILL FEA-
TuRE THE EXERCISES.

The closing exercises of the Mans
field and Purvis schools will occur
next Thursday morning at their re-
spective buildings.
AT that time the out-of-doors page
ant, Uncle Sam, Columbia and a
Passing Show will be given. The
exercises are being arranged by Miss
M. Lucille Butts. supervisor of music,
assisted by the teachers of the sew
eral grade. Every pupil of the two
schools will have some part in the
performances There is to be no
charge for admission, and the public
and those interested are invited to
attend. The pageant at Purvis will
occur at $3.50 O'Clock, and at Mans
field school at 9:45.
The exercises by the graduation
class of Glynn High will take place
Thursday night at the Grand Opera
House. e
The graduating class this year, the
largest in many years, consists of
sixteen, nine girls and seven boys,
and is regarded as particularly
bright one. Those in the class are
as follows:
Miriam Berkheimer Frances Cook.
Emma Louise King, Ruth Lazarus,
Beatrice Lang, Lorena Nance, Clara
Pyles, Catherine TAFT, Elizabeth Hop
kins, Roy Arnold, Arthur Pos, Louis
Orr, r. f. Walker, Grant Wilson, Car
ley feline novitz.
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INDEX MAKES AN
EXCELLENT SHOW
BUILDING AND INDUSTRIAL LINE
GENERALLY MAKING FOR
WARD STRlDES.

The Industrial Index says in its is
sue for this week:
About 81. 5GtHG0 will be the cost Of
the buildings TO Ge erected for a can
torment at Chickamauga, Ga, con
tract for the construction of them
having just been awarded by the
United States government. This is
the first contract of the kind to be
awarded in the southeast, and it gives
an impressive idea of how the imme
date establishment of army camps
will help TO swell the volume of build
ing operations and increase the dc
mand for materials.
Another industry which has been
given a great impetus in this section
by the war preparations is the build
ing of ships. The establishment of
number of ahiDbuilding plants in the
southeast has been begun or is def
nitely planned, and this week three
more in Florida city are added to
the list
Grain elevators and feed, flour
and grist mills are to be established
to take care of the grain crops that
will be produced in the southeast
"TWenty-four new corporations with
minimum CAPITAL stocks aggregating
1851 900 were formed during the
week, a number Of important indus
tries and enterprises being included
in the list"
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MACON GREEKS SUBSCRIBE
$500 In LIBERTY BONDS

Macon, June 2-Macon's Greek
colony has subscribed to $500 worth
of the Liberty bonds. Nick Christoph-
lus, leader of the Macon Greeks,
started the ball rolling by buying
$1,000 worth for himself, $500 worth
for his wife, and $500 worth for his
daughter. Other members of the COZ
ony have subscribed for from $50 to
500 worth
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LIBERTY LOAN OF 1917

The Banks of Brunswick unreservedly place them
selves the Of the Government accepting sub
scriptions for the Liberty Bonds without charge Of any
kind.
We appeal to every American to help make the Ii
berty Loan subscription worthy cf the Nation
We urge you, patriotic duty, a matter of self
and and for the Of home
and family, subscribe eenerous you TO this
loan.
No how small your subscription may be,
from $50 90 upwards any Of the undersigned banks will
be glad to cooperate with you every way and
that subscription properly entered and cared for
They are likewise prepared TO receive your sub
scripon for these IL per cent bonds TO be paid for
on fhe Doliar-a- Week basis thereby enabling every
body, the small wage well as the person of
means to do their share in providing the money with
which TO prosecute the war to successful finish.
While we cannot all enlist and 90 to the 'front.'
America expects every man, and child do
their part Every dollar you invest Liberty Bond
will help shorten the war
See your banker today,
NOW IS the time to subscribe for bond
Glynn County Bank
The Brunswick Bank u Trust Co
The National Bank of Brunswick
Evening star., 1917-03-14
WILLIAM F. SHEEHAN DIES.
Former Lieutenant Governor of New
York and Prominent Politician.

NEW YORK. March i4-WiIliam F.
Sheehan. former litutenant governor of
New York and a lawyer. who was prom
inent in state and city politics in for
mer years, died today at his home here
When the state legislature became
deadIocked in the political struggle to
select a democratic candidate for the
United States Senate in 1911 it was Mr..
Sheehan on whom the fight centered
The deadlock was broken by the agree
ment to choose James A. O'Gorman.
whose term expired on March T.
Mr. Sheehan was taken suddenly ill
last night on n train returning from
Florida. Death was due to heart trouble.
He was ffty-eight years old.
Mr. Sheehan. who was born in Buff
falo in 1859. came to New York in 1895.
AS a democrat he was a member of the
assembly from 1885 to 1891. being the
sneaker in the latter year: was lieuten-
ant governor from 1892 to 1895. and
was for a number of years a member of
the democratic state and democratic
national committees. With his brother,
John {. Sheehan. who died about a year
ago. he was identified with Tammany
Hall
Evening star., 1917-03-14
GRAYsON IS APPROVED
Nomination for Promotion Favorablv
Renorted by Senate Committee

The nomination of DR.. Cary T. Grayson
the Presidents physician. to be medical
director, with rank of rear admiral in the
navy. was favorably reported to the SEN
ate today by the Senate naval affairs
committee. The vote in the COMMITTEES
Was a party vote. the republicans oppos-
ing the nomination.
Senators Poindexter and Weeks, who
led the fight agoinst Grayson's nomina-
ton al the last session OF Congress, are
not planning TO f1libuster against the
nomination at this session, although they
viii strongly oppose confirmation. If the
democrats all support DR.. Grayson he un-
doubtedly will be confirmed. and so far
none of the democratic senators have in
dicated that he will fight the promotion
given the Presidents physician.
Evening star., 1917-03-14
New Pennsy Route to Open April l

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE Penn
sylyania railroad announces that it ex-
pects to open the route between New
England and the south via New York
city and the new He'll Gate bridge on
April I. Through passenger service at
the opening will be confined to the
operation of the Federal express at
night between Washington. Baltimore.
Philadelphia and Boston.
Evening star., 1917-03-14
Pope to Pronounce War Allocution.

PARIS March Il, 4:o0 a.m.-The Pope
has decided to pronounce an important
allocution AT the consistory to be held
at the end of the month. according
to news dispatch from Rome. The
dispatch says that it is understood
that the Pope's pronouncement will
deal entirely with the war; and that
it is reported in Vatican circles that
the pontin will protest against Ger
many's unrestricted submarine cam
pain
Evening star., 1917-03-14
Vice Presidents Await Orders.

CHICAGO. March 14.-Six vice presi-
dents of the four brotherhoods OF rail-
road employees are here today awaiting
orders from their superior officers in
the east, which will depend on the re-
suit of the conference in New York
Tomorrow between the brotherhood
chiefs and the committee Of railroad
managers.
The whole situation depends upon
Evening star., 1917-03-14
WEATHER.

Rain tonight. Tomorrow colder and
probably fair. Southerly winds, shift
Ing to northwest.
Temperature for twenty-four hours
ending pm: Highest, 3S, at pm. to-
day, lowest, 81, at pm. yesterday.
Full report on page 16.
Evening star., 1917-03-14

Sworn Net Circulation. Month February,
1917, Daily Average. se.Os1; Sunday. ss,s4i.
Evening star., 1917-03-14
Teutonic Bank Said to Have
Control of Whole Financial
Situation.
PLEDGE OF AID IN CASE OF
WAR WITH U. S. LIKELY
Effort Nay Be Made to Dust Allies
and Neutrals From
Oil Fields.

Confidential diplomatic reports from
the representatives Of a neutral gov
ernment in Mexico passing through
here on their way to Europe say the
German Bank in Mexico City and the
German legation there are guiding
virtually the entire financial and diplo-
matte affairs of the government
According to these reports the action
of Mexico in sending recently to the
American republics a note on the sub
ject of peace in Europe was directed
by officials of the German legation,
while the German Bank is said to have
come into control of the Mexican finan-
cial situation.
1t is declared that the German Bank
has accepted quantities of the paper
issued by the Mexican government and
that the institution appears to have at
it's disposal unlimited resources. From
the tenor of the reports it appears that
large sums of German money have
reached the Mexican government. The
German legation is said in the reports
virtually to be directing every move of
the Mexican government, both internal
ly and externally.
Attention to Constitution.
Considerable attention is given in the
reports to the new Mexican constitu-
ton. which goes into effect May !. it
being declared that several of its provi-
sions apparently were devised as means
of assisting the cause OF Germany in
Mexico at the expense of the interests of
the entente allies.
Article 81 of the new constitution which
provided for the confiscation of conces-
sions or property of foreigners, is regarded
as being especially dangerous to the en-
tente allies and neutralS in general
Developments in the near future. 1t
is said. will be directed to the ousting
from control of the oil fields America n
British, Dutch and other interests
Promises Probably Exacted.
Although lit is not specifically stated
in the reports that such is the ia ct
the diplomat forwarding them has rea
son for believing that in return for the
favors done for the Mexican govern
ment certain promises and conditions
have been imposed which will serve to
bring about a close alliance, which, OBJ
viously. could be used against the
United States in event of war between
the United States and Germany
The reports omit all mention of the
celebrated Zimmerman letter to the
German minister in Mexico. The ar
rival in Mexico of American Ambassa-
dor Fletcher is mentioned. the report.
which was written for the confldenti
information of the diplomats govern
ment, adding that the writer does not
believe. in view of the situation, that
the presence of the American repre-
! sentative will bring about any change
4, tho conditions
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EXCEED
DEMAND IN STOCKS

New WORK Mnrch -t.-Dit"rinsS
wcr" most often IN excess OF demand
GIr!ag to-day'S broad trading IN the
stock market ,he net result being q
TIE speculative element seemed
:sttc regarding III" effect o:
wH, ,a~;ltsuus ard sold Freely
.h:rHgh":i: the session.
rrpsSurr waS ut IT'S height in The final
hour. IA" liquidation OF that period pc
,uE concurrent with western adEiceS III,
,l.ru:iuS serious crop deterioration an'!
L DROP IN EuSSIln exchange. accom- =
panied hy ru.uorS OF 4 Tcutou!c drive
on the eastern war front.
War AMI scnli-war shares registered
extreme declines Of to points with
prominent GndnStrIal$. metals. motors
otis. sh!ppings and rails. TIN" less spec
trc Sprcialttcs with few exceptions
i:nitai States ,Seoi which "eessSs2skE
changed hands In many iarSe:"d!rldua,
tlocHs tIuctuatca between lio:6 ah,'
lli!.. closing. 1t IN" MINIMUM 4 ne,
reversal Of e&. points. Bethlehem Steel
new stock also closed nj its loves; quo
cation OF 1873 -. L loss o. :: points.
Satppinga were Irregular when NOT
heavy marines making gross declines OF
" 10 . points.
Er:tyir$: ~ the rails. canadian racine
falling ~ to Ill u. with an average 81
" points Tor Union Pacific, southern "a
rifle and -. Paul. while c"aleFs yielded
= :" 81. points. ,,,.
Isolated strength III several utilities
and specialtlcs was attributed I" pool
Total SAILS amounted 20
$4,000 shares.
Bonds were incl:nrd I" ease slightly
on moderate dealings fetal sales 'h;'r
rui,ed States bonds were unchanged
nn call
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PERMIT j. S: C0NSULS
TO LEAVE GERMANY

WASHIXGTON,: March 2G.-Ger'
MANY has agreed 10 permit the four
American c0nsuls held 1T Munich 70
proceed 10 their new posts in turkey
as soon as the COnsrantinople' gov
crnmrn: formally agrees 10 receive
ithrm. virtually assuring, officials mere
believe. that the difficulties placed IN
the way Of The Americans transfer
on OF Germany soon will be cleared
away. Turkey already has indicated
informally that she will interpoSe no
further obstacle.
Ambassador Willard al Madrid. re-
ported today that the Spanish lorelGn
office had been assured by the Ger
man foreign minister that the TOUT
Americans were being held only uhA
it WAS certain that Turkey would'i
cent them The state department Hl
once instructed Ambassador t.Ikus al
ConsIantinople, TO secure assurances.
Officials heer were relieved at
learning that the mon are sale AT
Munich. as no word had been reached
from them in TWO weeks. despite
urgent inquiries. Pending further
controversy. the Spanish government
caring for American affairs in Berlin;
has asked that the men be allowed
to go TO Switzerland. W.,
IN his message Ambassador VIII
lard said Germany had called aiteh,
lion to the fact that as yet she had
moi heard whether three German
consuls transferred from the United
states had erached their new posts in
Mexico Guatemala and Costa Rica.
- the consuls have left this country;
however, officials feel tina: the United
states no longer has any concern TOT
them. .;u
Drparture Of the four consuls viii
leave virtually no native Americans
in Germany except the American san,
or: believed 10 have been brought INTO
mort on the raider Moewe.
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TICKER TALK

iBy private wire to Finance t"mInnTl
nov Jnrcs Saws: Carbon Steel de-
Jared a dividend OF per cent on first
preferred stock payable per cont on
March so stock record March ~ and !
per cent OF September - stock record
: bow Jones Says: Gold 20 The amount
q $4,000. ono has arrived At Assay Office
from Canada for account OF j. +. Morgan
and company. bringing total imports
from al sources |" date This year 20
sc2J. 100 .00n and since January HAT. 10
ST. S53 2on moo.
Dow Jones Says: Cities Service Co.
,:enr ended December 81: Gross increas"
slo1ln.S4S increase S5.63o.5tc.
President t.orcn. of Dclawar" and '!ud-
son. says there have been returned I"
American markets securities or par
yam. Cf Sl.5lS.5i9S7S or 16.lI p"r cent
Of the S2.7n4. 4nc.264 held abroad JanN-
I0iS
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mediums. sil.90MI5.0O: heavy workers.,
Xl4,5OMI491: light workers.. $l3.oo q
1878: pigs. $ll.3uGf il.75; roughs' Sl5'o0
II 1900.
sheep. steady: supply light. prime
w"thrrs. $iI.73GL l=.3o; culis ana COM
mon 100.
Lambs sl2Ooml55O; veal calves
$3.50 q 400. "a
CHICAGO. Mar. 26.--Ilogs. rcceiesssSs.
IN umn. steady ~ Saturdays average
Suik $l4S0al5.GO: light. $l4.15g 5.oS5
mixed. Si4.5NMl5.l heavy. 49,
I5.la. rough. $li.4ju 1850; pr
rmtiir. receipts. 1000: unsettled;
ratjyr beef cattle. S9.l5m l2.9h: stock.
ars and feeders. 800 9.S5is COWS a. ana 70
hcif"rs. Sj.5oQ loco; calves. SI9'oV'p
SHEEP. receipts. 1000: strong: VEIN
ers. $ll.i"u l2.7i; cws. S"'"V'g l-'HV'
lambs. $l@.IjM l3.i".
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MONEY

MEM YORK. March 2G;--M"rGanuIc
rorrr. IA -, -: sterling 10 day bills. So
-: COMMERCIAL ~ day bills on ha IN \. :
Et7l: commercial 30 day hilis $i..VSt,
demand. $40 .a-i6: cables. %i.'h D.
Francs. demand. $5.Si"; cables SI,Nh,S'
Marks. d",uaml. i?c; cables ~ Sc: kr3n"
en-, drIrnnd. sll.32s cables. 81 81; Guild
demand. $7.77: cables. SIS. Kuh!"S;; de-
mand. s2S.10: uhl"s. $2S."6. Ear Sl''rr'
7I7.r: Mexican dollars 5@a.c: govern
n,rul TunhS steady: ra1Irohd bonus 'HS ~
Jlvs -, q -. e: SIN months. ~ &C.
cain mcncy. steady: high. &c; low,
&C. I{uling rate. 2i4c: last loan. nc;
.irsj,u hid &c: offered ~ 2iI''.
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Stays WIFE WITH AXE.

REDWOOD FALLSt MINI. March 20
William k!ceman. Il ,.Soung farmer who
lived near Clement, Oiled his wife and
four children with af axe. then hanged
himself. some time between trlday
.wrr,. found to-day in E1,c kIeenan home.
'rhr man * believed. to have brooded
over debts.
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.SNOW IN|THE WEST
OFFSETS BULL DOPE

CHICAGO. March @6.-Snow III ran
sts and Nebraska offset 10 sulr extern,
to-day alarming crop reports whi'i M,''
caused SHARP ;tdvanc" IN prices ~
market closed weak At $l."ras "a Sl.""'N
May, ANA $685.. 70 $l.G1"t LGiy. with
the rang: ~, Il whole ~ Oft 10 ~" up
compared with Saturdays finish. --latest
trading left corn al "sr decline I" &c
advance oats down y" {" &c ana pro-
visions unchanged TO 80 lower.
crop adricrS that We" CiasSed rs the
worst vet this season led Ia Il rush a.!
buying in the wheat pit at ihr start and
carried July and September To new
high price level Table;
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Logan s. Bryan's Closing stock Letter

tEy private wire !" \. +: MasI"1 g.,
Er.W YORK. March 36--N'hilc thor"
Was hardly auy;hiug of controlling ma
;rr., in H., day's news budget. still q 70
.,,,r- "a ti. cfrrc; ;hat tho German chan
.. ,iur would on Thursday max" speech
y i,ich is likely /" u" construed as an ~ ,
~. ~ s,rarnte pea" with Russia. had
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LARGEST TOTAL
FOR THE YEAR
MONDAYS CLEARINGS
SHOT UP TO $S9S,036
Increase Over the Same Day
Last March Was 63
Per Cent.

Mondays banking clcar!rg$ w"r" not
able for showing IN. largest total duriuS
the present calendar ysar--$H2S. O3h.T@.
as compared with $5al.%5S.Sa. m IN
cr.dsc % S$+6.5I>.ii "r G3 percent.
CleariugS for The WGEt6 NJ March To
date are $l3.oo".6.&.$T. against S3.GI5.-
. SLIP. L gain or s3.3SI.262.iN. or 31.5
percent.
SATURDAYS cln9riugS showed ;h" larS-
cs, percentage increase Tor The mouth
1865
The fgUrrS follow.
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the influence Of causing quite Il little

the Influence Of causing quite Il httle
speculative selling. which WAS quite
effective in view OF The fact that outside
buyinC for the time being displayed
tendency 10 contract. Long stocks were
.urns Int at tho same time. The Inquiry
was cf IL good character. It seems quite
prulahlc that between now and April md
mach rcvcrlSh in the stock market Will
he experienced but IN view of IA" strong
fundamentals We doubt that particular
adrnntacc will accrue 10 sellers at this
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CLOSING STOCK LETTER

Try private wire to Finanr" CO..
NEW YORK. March 2i.-Thcre WAS
heavy realizing in the market today.
S,-hat rcwS there was hardly Justi!ie" II.
h,, th.r, is . feeling all the Will" Of
ursas,n"sS and traders do ROT maintain
any position very long.
WarIik. measures. as they are taken
rom day /" day by our government ma
.urallv creates more or less nervous
loss cSu...ially by tho so-cal!sd public
IN any further decline We should think
4. market = purchase.
IErcn Harris Winthrop & Coz
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

WHEELING. " Va. March -. -.
Furnished Tho lutrMIcrnccr BY 4. F.
Must@n x Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. National lInh Of West Nir-
giTit building. Wheeling. W. Va Louis
t. Brand. manager.
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SUGAR

NrW' YORK.. MHrCh "E---ENW ENEar
rr,r. r,ririfI,raI .$5.GI: moiaSScS SAT-:
r r. ''r irm: cur loaf s>.I5; crushed IS:
mould \ and cuh"$ $50: "NNNN" pow
drrrd Sis: powdered $40; lin" grant
lated $40 IL $50: dian"nd y 500
,nnrrri toner's \ $500: No. !. Sh.N'.
Sugar futures pr"u"d ilrim ana hc''N,,
nm h,,y;rr from outsid" sources and
Irad,, interests. prompted hy III" 'firnl-
mess of the SPOT market. .ti non prices
vcrr ~ SO points MT higher =,
closed firm ana IF? Points h.Gr"r
Sales 2-.n"n ton>. MAJ >i"%; JAY 81
o.. SrrtnInh,.r itgi.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. Is. Va. Marcia g, ~.
f'urnisnr,1 The Intclns-nrcr by a. +
Mastcn II 60. menheJ'S Sew York Stock
Exchange. National Bank of West Nir-
Z! MIA building. Wheeling. w. Va Louis
L ErLnl. nAnaEer.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING, w. Va. March IS, II.
Furnished The IntelIgencer by A. E
Masten g. Co. members New FORK Stock
Exchange. National Bank OF West Fir-
GINA building. Wheeling. W. Va Louis
T. Brand. manager
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PETROLEUM

OFT. cry. T., Mar. "f.--Crr,!., blj- !
ancnS $50. t;iIf.-. ia go: average
ssrurs >2IS" Snj;," ..utS. >I.6.5: aver
- age ship;!?i.Is. 1890 i
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Outside OH stocks.
Standard Oil Subsidiary Stocks

WHEELING, W. Va. March @f, -.
Furnished The Int"lIIgc,lccr Ivy y. T..
MaStcn * Co. members Scw York Stock
Exchange. National Bank Of West Viz
g!nsa building. Wheeling. w. Va Louis
f. Brand. manager.
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WHEELING. w. Va. March 81. II
Furnished Tho lntcIlIecicer by 4 l..
MaSleu d Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. National Bank or West Vir-
einia building. Wheeling. W. Va Louis
+. Brand. manager.
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CorFtH

NEW YORK. MarSh 26.-Coffoe Rio
NJ; :. .?@c. Futuresl easy; May 1886:
iui,- 81 -,
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

fWNEELIEC; W. Va. March -. -
FURNISHED The 1ntaIIls+urnr hy A T.
NaStcu & Co. members New York Stock
fEixchamEc. National Eank Of West Fir
ginla hullug. Wheeling. w. Va Louia
T. Grand. manager.
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TOLEDO. O.. Mar. .%-~Whcai. cash,
$204: May. $2.OGis: Ja!y. 1919
Clover seed. primo cash $ll0c:
March. $10.65.
Alsike. prime cash and March. $il.ao
Timothy. prime cash and March. SOC.
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uar;cr sas.oGna $500; nominal:

second quarter s23.Cna $500; nominal:
third quarter $500 gS2.5o.
Iron, nrm; No. Northern s39.oo9H;
No. - SIS. so n 80. so: 40. southern $685.
50 $3.50; No. =. s53.s9 $500.
Metal exchange QUOTES tin firm; spot
$3.50 q 500.
NJ London spot cooper El36; futures
c1S5: clectroIy,ic 'Glil; spot tin ELS;
futures i2l1, log.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHE.t.L.INCi. W. Va March -. T..
Daily quotation list n the wheeling stock Ell
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NEW YORK CURE MARKET

Total shares $4,000.
Bonds s2.56".000 Cpar valued.
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HAY AND GRAIN

Quotations by c. F. srauutch q Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-27
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