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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-06
Early Estimate Expected.

The housing committee of the Fedora
tion of Citizens Associations. of which
W r. Nestlake is chairman, hopes to
be able to make an estimate within a
Few days of the number of rooms
which will be found available for the
incoming government clerks as a re-
suit OF the house toulouse canvass now
being conducted by the thirty associa-
tons represented in the federation.
Each of these associations has ap-
pointed a committee of women to go
through their respective neighbor-
moods, urging every housekeeDer to
make room in her home for one clerk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-06
Will Take Over Listings.

William II. Baldwin, chairman Of the
District Council of Defense, said that
the council Office at 1871 New York
avenue will now take over the list
inSs compiled by the real estate men
in order To ccntraiize the work. 1t
probably VIII be several days before
the real estate men Will wind up the
affairs of their office.
This announcement means that any
property owner who Still has a house
o. apartment vacant may list it at the
room registration office the same as
hundreds of separate rooms have been
listed Edwin :. HeGe, in charge of
this office, has many demands for small
houses and apartments of two rooms
and three rooms from Army officers
and civilian employees who have brought
their families TO Washington with
them.
The room registration office received
one response today from the appeal for
women with automobiles to help in
spect rooms which have been offered
In the outlying sections of the city.
Mr. Hege said few more machines
could be used to advantage. The in
spectors have met with little difficulty
in visiting rooms in the heart of the
city. but have been handicapped in
reaching the suburbs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-06
ALONG THE RIVER FRONT
Arrivals.

Schooners Halle K, L. w. Courtney,
]. T. Smith and Vernon. oysters from
the lower Potomac, at 18th street
wharf, for the market; schooner
oscar. at 10th street wharf, from a
lower Potomac point with cord wood
for dealers; steamer Nortfland, from
Norfolk and Old Point, with passengers
and freight.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-14

Cut out tho picture on az four
sides. Then carefully iold dotted
line ! its entire length. Then
dotted line 9. and so Oh Fold eacn
section underneath. accurately. When
completed turn over and youu find
q surprising result. Save me
L.ctuTes
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-14

We asked the young lady across
the way what she thought Of III"
Allies piuching tactics and she said
su" supposed something Of the kind
had to be done to the German
prisoners 20 make them tell any
thing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
BRADSTREET'S REVIEW

NEW YORK. IAN. lS.-Erad@tre"t s
Tomorrow. VIII say:
WILLINGNESS In 40 business on n lArE;c
scale has brcn restricted by heavy Sn""
storms Ia ul:r West. by lntcn*. c""s'S-
ton In railway facilities. which has
nude 1t we'll nigh Impossible I" snip
fuel or ether supplies. and finally Tie
fuel administrators "rirr closing plants
for five days AMI every MONDAY for ten
weeks has thrown vast numbers out "l
employment. Under tho circumstances
il is obvious that tho week has been
married bv considerable rnsritl"mcnt.
but after the first shock It is quite
generally recognized that the fuc, nd
minStrat"rS order while drastic. was
necessary. and the general tendency Is
one OF patriotic obedience 10 the lr:sn-
dates Of tic order In fact lnriu admin
inStrators Mt many IF the larEer in1uS-
trial c"ntrrS knowing fun we'll that M
nrruu. plants had been compelled |"
close down for want Of fuel. had alrHad%
aduI!rd ..Hpudicfits Ia conserve SurHllr%,
thu iron unh steel industry having hG"n
part icultrly hcS"t. However. IN" Coun-
try'S essential industries arc heavily
barkiogSrd With "r,!irS, md II is hoped
that wilrn railway and harh"r congestion
Is r"lir> III industry vii! again hc cnhDt'd
To go forward %il!l VIM as LOT '>p''''
tirnr past governmental business taxes
rr,.c",i"nrr ever everything else. In "rd'-
nary trade circles jvhhng business has
been curtailvd hy inability /" get ship
mruta with which L. fill orders. hut
purtrr,irily ;i"rr Is II large volume 81
business in sight. House trade. which.
Of course. results from the buying "i
visiting merchants has been retarded he
cauSr uI"I.r"lueir:,l conditions hay" GRIP
pied travel: hut ON III" other hand. c"tlH-
try IN, rchau;S. especially III tho "ar'
plus crop growing regions hay" bought
freely rr Staples. their stocks being low
and ia rr.&rIu"T"" travelling h'"n ar"
rurwar,j.ub good Si2. orders. Indeed huS-
ing from III" country districts is marx
ID by rc-"rdrrS and by requests TO has
Ten shipments 81 spring goods.
Weekly hark clcar!uGs Et,ln3, HSo,ehh.
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LESS BUSINESS ON The
STOCK EXCHANGE AFTER
GARFIELD'S FUEL ORDER

NEW YORK. Jan 1S.-Tnau gu9at!on
OF the governments conservation r"Su-
lattons caused a pronounced d!m:nuton
in the volume OF business on The Stock
exchange today. Trading was accom-
panied By frequent pauscS. transactions
barely totall!ns $4,000 shares.
There was some apprehension before
the opening Of heavy liquidation by the
speculative Interests at industrial points
but commission houses reported few or
fertngs from such sources. Selling
came chiefly from professionals who
succeeded IN dislodging a few stop
loss orders IN the early decline.
Public interest was at lowest eop
and observers OF the market eIpressed
the opinion ,:,at this condition would
l continue pending definite adjustment
Vt existing complexities
Publication oc the text OF the admin
traitors order removed all doubt OF
scope and Importance. This was
lsrcnsed by adv!ces from manu-
ing ccn:ers many. OF which re-
partial or complete cessation OF
ns for the five day period.
oney market hardened. Call
in rising. to six percent with
sttffsnIrc of time rates. Fore
hinge r:tisct:nS the stabeltzinS
New under: way. rates on Paris
tavortng that Capitai.
Dis .N"r. active n certain stocks.
Rhly Shir3incS. oils and ;obaccos,
but fl general IL" movement was re-
structed and meaningless. Leaders re-
covered the. greater part OF their one to
two roln, recassions before the close.
Bonds were firm on limited trading,
Liberty 2i.s sold at $3.50 20 9S.4S. first
IS az 91.rG ~ ?f.Nn and second As a.
9G.co 20 9G1n. Total SAILS. (par raluel
aggregated $G.i25. GOO. United, States
(old isSues) were unchanged on call.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19

NEW YORK. Jan. 1S.-Eliiott Frog
and Switch 60. have filed petition III L.
s district court In Denver asking for
appointment of receiver for Denver
and Rio GraEdc r. r. Go. Action Is said
to hr an effort to thwnrt execution or
recent judgment for $4,000 given tn"
Equitable Trust 90. against tho road.
Cruriblc Steel directors took no &C.
tior uu common stock dividend ut yes
trrdny's mcrtinE.
Shutdown Of Industries IN effect to-
day following signing Of fuel order by
Garfield.
Order not 81 sweeping rs originally
Intended. Supplementary statement "m-
braces list nf industries engaged in im-
prrative war work which will be cX-
,uplcd.
GOV. Whitman refuses to close hanka
and trust companies on Mondays ana
stock and other Exchanges will remain
open.
German Chanrcllor Won Hertling schch-
ul"d to answer president Wilson and
lloyd ri""rr" war aims speech in Rcnrh-
STAG today.
l.. $. S;ccl corporation will not pay
wnCns To rs workers during enforced
holidays under fuel order.
SccY M".idno announces new treas
ury certificates Of indebtedness for
Slnn. nnr. 400 hearing four rrrccnt. IN
slnlimrut opens January end.
Central powers again rrfuS" 70 OUR
nrruIpi,d Russian territory. VIII at
tempt IL reach compromise with Sol
shrviki.
Petition filed in L. s. District court
nj Denver nel,it,g for appointment OF
received for Denver and Rio G7ande.
Average price 20 industrinis I4.iS Off
IL.
% active rails 100 up 20.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
S|STERSV!LLE

Mics Eva johnson r. ~. graduate 0
Tic California hospital. Los AnSclcs
chi. and who has been visiting hcr SIS
tor Mrs. {. y. Talbot. has G"u' I" MAJ
ir,,, where she will take Up the woTf
of public health. 80,
Mrs \. II. Salisbury is IN Titusville
IA, where she WAS called by the Illness
and dcath e her father. Samuel Stinson
Air. and Mrs. II. o. Eostnn har'
returned home ~ Wheeling after visit
ing relatives here.
l.. l.. Fisk left "Wednesday for vii
Iiamsnnri, Pa. whore he was called ny
serious Illness OF his sister IN law MIS-
t. NJ. Fisk.
Mrs, j. Il. O'Rr'on. Mss Villa For
rlur and Miss Minnie Anshutz. hnF'
gone To rarkrrshurr ~ spend r."
DAVIS with Mrs lila Gr"c.ca and MISS
Hazel Cutler. formerly OF this city.
: NJ. Yoho and q. W. Crawford oil
Tin, Grove wcrc III tho city WcdncSda!
in rho interests If the Hope Gas Go.
rnyd Underwood has returned. from
E.rlu,k. where he WIS employed IN tht
oil fields.
q, L. SI,makcr has left Cor kentucky
whrr,. no will look after his OH inter
cSta.
Miss CIc- Stcalcy is spending IT,"
dnvs with friends III New MnrtInSFilIc
Miss Helen Slrmakcr spent "edHcS
dav in Wheeling.
A. l.. .l.nwcustrin "f the roncn Nas'
Co. OF baltimore. WAS calling on MS
customers hrrr this week
Miss Mari" Fox. of Charleston Is inc
guest If her aunt. Mrs. y. /. Young
Of Mccoy Heights.
\. ". Caldwell Of thr y. i. solomon
Co. New York. was calling On !oca
trade here "Wednesday.
Miss Hattie Hill ana Miss Sara Bailey
entertained the J.. G.. sowing club OF
Thursday evening with miscellaneous
shower for Mrs. fiarvc: St"n?s who was
Miss Edith MrNu!lcn before her rGc"n'
marriage. She received many useful ahc
beautiful gifts. At Il Int" hour luncf
w;ts served by n" Possesses Ia Inc FOL
lowing guests: Mrs. Harry Stoops. Mrs
T., !. Mtt,lhOS", Misses Margaret Work
Helen S!cmukcr. Clara Alder. Ruth Nc
rormick. Annette Frame, llrien Mccoy
Mary Talbot. Pauline Jones. Edna Lind
slcv and Helen GafIncy.
Cecil Hancs Is expected home Sunda!
from Camp Lee 10 spend Il 10" aa!s
with his family OH the South Side.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
Butter, Eggs ard Cheese

NEW YORK. IAN 1S.-Butt"r. firm;
creamery higher than extras 53' y 5+c:
rxtrns tac srnrc) SIC: firsts 1919 % &c:
seconds ina iSi:c
Eggs strong: fresh gathered extras
-nM1lc: rxtra fir.ts Gac; firSts bSc'
seconds tlm SIC: state. Pennsylvania
and rcaf,y western h"rncry white inc
Ia fancy .5c: state. Pennsylvania ana
nearby hcnncry brown G?&tIlc; rclrlEcr-
aturS not quoted.
t,hcrs,. firm; state Who'll" mlIK INKS
fresh specials 2it4 q @7;2c; q" average
run - q - &C.
n,1,l,r,. live firm: no prices settled.
Dressed srcu,ly and unchanged.
;. Flour unchanged
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ativcs in Belmont county. will leave to.
day e.,routc to her western home.
It is the intention Of the local COM
nittce OF which Mrs. Fred McConn is
chairman. 10 take up next week the
campaign on behalf OF; the war fund OF
the Young Women's Christian Associa-
ton. Tho women's work in the wnr iS
FULLY rs important MS that Of the men
and the 7. NJ. c. 4. endeavors to do
for tho girls whae the I. u. c. A has
done and continues TO do for the boys
Women Of the munition factories need
better housing conditions: the nurses
OF the Ped Cross need places OF rest.
when off duty: mothers wives ana
swcethcarts OF soldiers need Respectable
homes in which to meet the men OF
the camps. Tho war fund is intended
10 promote such welfare work ana 3
general campaign is 10 be mace oelorc
the first OF February. .rt
Rev. Zimmerman OF the Christian,
church will speak tomorrow morning on
tho theme. "IIclr;nE God" In the cren:-,
InC hn will use the theme. over tho
Tnp-Will tho Church Fail?"
Owing 20 the scarcity Of fuel and the
nx~csI,ve cold the:1 was nc' service IL
tho Presbyterian church last Sunday.
Tomorrow the ordination ot elders Will
be conducted ut the morning hour.
Mrs Walter Wise and children Ok
Mnn"ncah. West VI. formerly If Sha-
dysid" visited Mrs. Alice Stark hsr9
on Thursday. Mr.. Wise had becz, viz
his family AS guests ~ Delluirc roin-
'fv"S over Sunday j.
Tho January meeting Of the "omans
club. postponed from the regular dato
on Tho Sth. Will be held next Tuesday
evening. :
Mrs. Warren Saffi"ld Of hllcdonia -
visiting her sisters. Mrs. J. =. Ward OF
AvonduIe and Mrs. J. o. Ward OF Linz
coin avenue. -
Mr.. and Mrs. John Caldwell and SON.
russell have returned from WI Jdsf!eld
where thcy wore called on WEDNESDAY,
because % the death nf 4 nephew OF MT.
Caldwell.
Miss Gladys Stcrritt Was hostess
Thursday evening To the other members
of the l.. 7. y. club.
Miss E.i,ia Bricr continues 20 BE- crit
irnlly iii She Is at the homo " hs-
si.,rr Mrs i'rllna Jones Of Cs!E'aI
avanuc. end is. suffering from pneI.::
p.nti:l.
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r.u,an E. Rrzan,s Closing Stock Letter.

fi'rirorc Wire 10 A. Z. Musr"n 4 co..
NEW YORK. Jan. lS.-Niih tn" 'N-
certinn Of Mexican Petroleum.. Sm,!i"rS
md Il :"w other. epccIali"". >nr"'
rLaurrs w.r0 nominal. Market" -.
tfnro was not much news of LIrp"ri'n'''
,xcnn, that thrr" wus Il C"n'inuln'" 81
ya,,,.. and lndcHn!t" savings with r.,
s,or, II an carly prospect II Il Ern"';"
peace purary.
Tho trnd" generally &c"a1S T. u" con-
ton, 20 await further drr"l"pm"niS, par
,tcularly tho forthcoming r"r'hrkS 81
tho German chancellor IN connection
with tic ntiit,Idc nf tho Central powers
or, tho Suhi"rt rf peace trr'lS.
Opinions vary considerably ms To what
rho stock !anrk"i Ia ii!,"ly 1" q" In ih'
even, that it should he suddenly an
pounced Cha, IN" b"l!iE"r"rIs had Iimt'iy
concluded IL settle :hrir d!iicr"n""s
through. diu;unnui!c intc:rouTH" rhh"r
thnu b. Il !!.hrr resort /" arms. GER
trpily sN:i,ilInc. how ever. I'll" majority
seems Ia inrl!Eo Ia tt" vie" TINT the
utilization the world over Intending DIS
IInct innichl! UnS ni l. cessation Of hos
1ilities would be REFLECTED h% u violent
upturn In the stock market. tho sam" {"
he followed by Qult,: u fcw ready
1nents pending o. definite outline NJ tho
problcms which ar" likely TO. attend 4
RESUMPTION ~ Il peaceful state OF al
fairs throughout the world.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
SUGAR

NEW YORK. Jan. l:.--TnNrn was no
chang. n IL" sugar narl;"i prices CON-
Liuu!,g 1T 4.9S:c !uG tUhaS cost and
freight. equal /" G.n01. far CENTRIFUGAL
1t wa reported iliai President M"n"chl
ut CUhus by decree has permitted til"
d:strihuti"u throughout the world OF III"
"ntIr" Iui,an c."r Ivy the lni"rnnii"nh!
Sugar C"mmi;"t". which works with IN"
Food N!miHistrTiirn. There w"r" sales
Of 4S.rhn bags Of Porto Rico AZ G."o'r.
In refined business WIS Siill limited
hut Il II expected thai with the IL
creased supplies uf raw sugar condl-
tons should soon return to normal. If
.h"rr IS enough con- secured for IN"
various r"::'"r& "a start ihfir r"fin"ri"S
working. Prices w'r" unchanged n
T45c for fine cranulat"d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
vIy Veretu.

On Wednesday evening" Mr.. and Mrs.
William McNay Of North Lincoln avenue
entertained the members Of the NiX
Yrrcin and other friends. clever
guessing contest WAS one Of thn anus
ing features of the evening. The fol-
lowing guests were present: MI. anu
Mrs. Guy Garrison. Mr.. and Mrs.
JamnS Dubois: Misses Lydiu PtcrSol.
Pearl Hell. Mary Wharton, Pearl
Vuupcl. Mary Wharton. Kelly Crozicr.
stella He'll Tho hostess was assisted
in serving lunch by her mother. Mrs.
John P"ornnn and her cousin. Mrs
Erma Luce.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
COLDER WEATHER IS
FOLLOWED By BULL
MOVEMENT IN CORN

CHICAGO. Jan. lS.-S vcr'' cold and
predictions ~ NOR: icmdri today 70.
harden prices in the corn rnnri"t Lat
est figures were $i-T:", january and
sl24 * to $l."tSi May. unchanged 10
II cent higher rs compared Win -
hours before. Oats gained = III IS T."
81 cents. The finish In provisions rang
cd from . i.c dcC.lEe: 10 IL rise o1 H"c.
Traders Ia corn rs well Us il other
staples needed no other reminder %
cold than Was brought sharply 70 no,-
ice BY the Icy temperature OF the "N-
change hall and by the complete nh
seace az tclcgraph"rS owing 10 IN"
strict application OF the government
fuel orders
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
LIVE STOCKS

CuIrA'iO. Jan lS--liogS receipts
5000; strong: hulk $l6.50W 1855; light
SIGnnI,1S 15: mixed $l6."uT 1890
heavy S!i..nGi $ .n. rough sl6."Uft
1856. rig,, $l@.75fi $50.
Ca;t!.. receipts i.u"o: strong; NATIVE
steers $S.5nrl 1885: suckers and feed
crs $10MiU.9r: COWS AMI hciIrrS S6.h"@
30: calves >9.0it 1850.
SHEEP. receipts i.ur": strong: w'lh"rS
$685.. l%i", rwr% :&.i"T ESQ: lambs
81, 10. $50
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
SHADYSiDE
Evangelist Coming.

During tho present week preparatory
services have been held IN the CHRISTIAN
church under the direction or the pastor
assisted by ministers of n"ighbnrlnE
churches. AMI on M"f9ay ~: ;. ~.
r,,r,ln,, nf Cambridge. Ohio. will arrive
,r hcriu Il series Of revival services.
rrh, music for tho meetings will h" in
charge III Mrs. Duckwurth "f Hcllairc.
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Notes,

Rev A. G.. Whitmnrc or the Lincoln
Avenue NJ. l.. church will speak tom"r-
row morning OH. "t'ollnwlng Afar OFF"
in tho vening his subject will be Get
ting Lost in the Crowd
Mrs. William Beckett Of Steplcton.
Nebraska, who has made an extended
visit here with the family Of her broth
CT, T1nlcy Workman. and with other rel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
GRAIN NOTES

TOLEDO. Jan. la.-Wheat. cash NO. l
red $2.20.
CioverSeed. prime. cash old slSSo:
new S1S.S5: January $685.: February
S18.ST; March 1850.
Alsike. prime January $500: Feb
ruary sl5.26; March sl5.25.
Timothy. prlm" cash. ord s4.2Q; new
S4.oI: March $40.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19

Redd-An Englishman has patented
rod 10 be fastened to the steering
wheel OF an automobile to permit 1t TO
be guided by the knees.
Greene--It won't do. Unless a car
IS guided by. drivers head it won't
co Observation-Disclosures Statesman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
COTTON EXCHANGE CLOSES.

NEW YORK. ian. lS.-Cl"sinE of thu
New York Cotton Exchange Monday "ir
cooperation with tn" spirit Of Tho fu"
administrations fuGl conservation or
dor" wnS h"rilrd upon today ny Tho
board IF managers Of tho exchange.
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Outside Motor Stocks.
New York Cotton Marked

WHEELING. W. Va. Ian. is. rs
Furnished Thu lrt"iiIr"nc"r ~ ~ E.
Mastrn 4 o. rucmbers Soy YORK; St"cs
Exchangc. National Bank II West Vir-
GINA buiIding. Wheeling. w. Va lsoulS
r. Brand. Int"hEe: -
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STOCKS AND BONDS
BANK CLEAR|NCS

Tnuk r:caringS for The week cndinS
Thursday. us reported to Brhdstrcc. ID?
Nuuagrr Mitchell. wore s3,''h 'o'o.'7'
rnnnnrcd with s&o2l. G@3.47 for the same
week last january.
t.icarings for tho month 20 dat" fol-
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Cash quotations-Coru No. and )
yellow nominal: No. i. yellow lS2. Oats
No. white SHh. q SIX standard Slit
q So Fork nominal. Lard PAST. RIBS
236cQ' "421.
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Curb Mining Stocks.
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING, W. Va. Jan. Is. rs.
Fur1J,nrd The intelligence. by A. -
Hesten & Co. members Sew YORK StHcN
E1change. National Ia"k Of vest VIZ,
rIrla building. Wheeling" w. Va LOUIE
r. F-rad. Iaaiagcr. -------,-
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. W Va. Jan. IS. is.
Furnished The Intcls!gsnccr by \. L
N:,stno G CO. members New YORK StrCh
Exchange. %att"nal l:nnk Of West VIZ.
rirJn btiild!nE. Wheeling, W Va Lohs
+. Brand manager. ----.---
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. W. VA. Jan. IS. rs.
Furnished The fntellircncer ny a. L
haatcn & Co. members New fcr% Stoc>
Exchange National HnnK Of West VIZ
k;nIa building. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis
T. Brand. manager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
SUMMARY

chancellor spoke IN concillatory tone
with reference to the allied peace terms
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. ". Va. Ian. Is. Is.
Furnished t::r 1u;ruiEencAr by y. II,
Masten & Co. members o. the New York
Stock Exchange National Bank Build
Ing. Wheeling. ". W.. Louis F. Brand
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always seems 10 happen in Wall street.
nuG yesterdays market was und"uhlcd-
ny the profound surprise 20 everyone,
u, shows thoroughly the lilu!datcd CON
is therefore likely 30 continue to-day.
There may he some wraK-ond prof,
AK ne but We think that ia" Marine and
railroad equipment stocks viii cuim-
l.ald further attention.
NEW YORK. ian. IS--t;cncral Motors
nuG Anaronda sold rx-div!dcnd and we
J. u; for fr'rr OFFERINGS "f these issues.
- is significant that nc:tE"r General
u 0 urS ur Crucib!r i"r all their Ippar-
.,Ht strength wcre able IL Ert through
We points where stocks wrr" Tor sale
IN previous rallies. The market rs "a
V hole. we think. viii work lower
Throughout tho next !" days.
as the Republic Steel earnings in last
qua rtcr showed n rather sharp de-
crease Il is Thought in som" places that
NC L. $. Steel earnings will show Il
shHrp falling off compared with previous
quarters. Tn this Theory there seems
L. nc much selling Il the |. ). Ste!
iharcs this morning.
As 81 percent Of bethlehem orders
&c y" wa -, .
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PETROLEUM

on. CITY. Pa. Jan. lS.--Cr"dll utI-
anccs s3.75: runs. A2.6l: 'veraE" 'r'~"''
shipments S5.f+?: average f''~"''
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U7ZrI-A;lna Glass Cn..-Transfer books
clos. Ian. 10 for per cent cash o''i-
dard. payable Jan. 90.
Wheeling Mold & Fay. ,"nfn"l"il
,r.,,srrr hooks close January 81. for
rc,.i,Ior | ncr cent cash dividend ana Ell
cxira ; per cent payable February lSe.
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'. WHY No THUUE5lEEUF' =
as marriage q failure?' asked the
bride.
, Opinions vary. Don't start with
that assumption. anyhow. "-Lou1sville
Courier-JournRl.
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Watch for tho Opening lnstalImene:
Of Gerard's Second Series Of Artielesis
Exposing German intrigue. - b. ~
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. IL. -. 1s.
Daily du";ut!"H list "f g." N3"r';nE
,nrk Exchanges. Compiled iar Intclli-
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.ro, ..,tc. aao0o0 shares.

To,a, sales $4,000 SHARES.
i'',u Quarterly dividend S-'''
Der share. pay;,bi. LIB. 20. d,vidcnl
$50 PER s".;y. S Sx4" H IriGsni $500
per shnr". payHb!" Feb. i. d.,.i1,rI $50
I4J--iissul:lr Quarir:!E o''i""'
oar share, p;,y;,hic Feb. !.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS
D-r " Eo I'm

WHEELING. w. Va. Jan. Is, 'lS.
rrrnishrI The lntcl.lgsncer by A. B.
Mastcm & Co. members Rev York Si@cV
ESchanrc. National Bank OF west VIZ
gIuIa building. Wheeling. w o. l'ou'a
+ Brand. manager. ---------