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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-22

( Pittsburgh, Aug. 22-In a game in
terspersed with long hits and errors,
the Pirates defeated Boston WSdnes-
day afternoon, to q. Both pitchers,
Nehf and Miller, made errors Of
judgment which cost runs The lat
ter was on second when Leach got his
second triple in the seventh Inning,
and after running past third returned
to touch the base. He was put out at
the plate with Leach right behind
him. Score:
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-22

New York, Aug. 22.--New York de-
feated Detroit in the first game of
their series here Wednesday,, 5 to g.
The first six men up for New York
in the second inning hit safely OFF
Dauss, Mogfidge cleaning the bases
R.H.B.
Detroit ...ss......... II /
New York ........ Ill
Dauss, G.. Jones, Kallio and Spen-
Ger; Mogridge and Walters.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
standing Of the Clubs.

Washington, Aug. 20. - Superior
pitching enabled Cleveland to win the
hrst game me % OF the series 5ro9 Wash
r. II. e.
CLEVELAND .s.ss....s'sss.s..s ~
Washington ......,...s..... 6 8
Morton, Coveleskie and 0'Neill;
Harper. Matteson, Havlik and Ain
smith.
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Boston, Aug. 22.-3oston won the
first game OF the series from st. Louis
Wednesday,, to 4, although oUthit.
Sothoron pitched seven innings in
which Boston made three runs ana
two hits, one scratch single by
Shean on bunt and the other 81
home run to right center by CofEey.
In the sixth Sothoron filled the bases
by issuing two passes and hitting Nc
Innis. Scott's sacrifice fly to Demmitt
and the Iatter's bad throw then al
lowed two runs to score. Score:
R, H. q.
St Louis Observation-Disclosures. II q
Boston ..=.....s.s,s,s...s..4.st o.
Sothoron, Houck end Nunanaker;
Mays and schangs
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Philadelphia, Aug. 22.-Eeavy hit
cote Wednesday, and the Athletics
won the first game OF the series with
Chicago, to /. Chicago tied the
score in the seventh, when three hits
filed the bases, sehalk,s sacriflce
again filled the bases i'm the ninth,
but Perry famed Pinch Hitter Ja-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-22

DACOTAH-L. r. Spencer. Minot;
VIM. Walker, Bismarck; w. Enmer-
Embden; Gladys Brown, Jamestown;
L. Korim, ), Mckenzie; H. Berlinke,
Jamestown Grant Stevens, Wheat
land; Cora B. Cook, Fessenden;. Clark
w. Davis, Dawson.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-22

METROPoLE - M. S. Anderson.
Hillsboro; Rob. McCarty. Esmond; d.
Charbonneau, Stanley; o. Nooling,
New Rockford; c. r. Simon, Hlliott;
ford, Ayr; A. T.. Stewart, NJ Lang
ager, Blabon; G. r. Barrie and family,
Cando; T. Moug, Ayr; J. G. Damn, Bis
marck.
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GARDNER--Mr and Mrs Roy Div
ers, Valley City: Jas. H. Penny, Rolla;
Blanche Ekhart, Jamestown; r. NJ.
King, CooperstoWni Mrs. @. NJ Com
stock, FingaI; f. j. Kennedy, James
town; j. e. Nelson, Grand Forks; J..
"A. HOFFMAN. Bismarck.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-18
STOCKS BREAK WHEN
GARFIELD ISSUES ORDER

NEW YORK. Jan. lI.-St"cks broke
sharply ut ,hc opening Of tolay'5 mar
kct on the drastic order at tho iuei
administrator, Srrcillti-S falling two To
four points and Investment issues ono
TO three.
These losses were largely recovered
before mid-day. buying by substantial
interests accompanying tho announce
uncnt that tho stock exchange would
continue 20 ,NX"fciss its regular tunc-
tiuHS with III. support of the banks and
affiliated institutions.
The intermediate session was attended
by further Improvement which elevated
leaders, to points over finnl QUOTA
tinus nt the previous session. These
gains. except in the case of Marine pro-
ferred. which registered an extreme ad-
vance oc five pn!uts. were relinCuiShcd
in the last half hour. when st"elS and
other industr!;lls led another reaction.
United States Steel declined from q"
20 9uts. Finishing Il bare fraction above
that quotation 1T net loss Of Ia.
Related iSS,,rs Jared In tho same way
and rails forfeited / to almost = points.
Sales amounted to 7G0.G4U shares.
In high financial and industrial quar-
ters opinions regarding the wisdom OF
the governments suspension order were
widely divergent. but they many adj
|antaS"S which are expected % accrue
from its enforcement probably in tnodI-
fled form. Were. freely acknowledged.
Other developments OF the day were
Of n mixed character Call money raSrd
slightly with time funds and the foreign
exchange market was firriicr on tho fur
th"r strength OF renlittanccs TO Paris.
Bonds were irregular 10 hcav? on
reduced dealtngs. Liberty second As
mad" the new low record OF 96.nS. the
first As selling at 91.l2 to o. and the
SIS ut $3.50 u $3.50. Total sales (par
valued aggregated S%.9io.On0. United
states told iSsucs) unchanged on call.
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SUGAR

NEW YORK. Jun. !,.--Thc raw sugar
market was steady nj 4.a>5c for Cuhas.
COS; and freight. cq"al !" i.hO5c for CEN
trifugnl Trading WAS less actir" to-
day. there being II" &ai"S or Cuhas
There were sales Of j.nuu bags OF Porto
Eicos and 3JQy nt Domingo ut 5000.
The situation in refined showed no i'm
provrmrni. only on" re:incr taking any
business III all and In Very limited
way. There Is enough sugar IN hhhd
now for nil rcIincrirs To start up, hut
The coal shortaE" continues To tic mp the
plans II was the Impression among
sugar interests that the fuel admlnistra-
tors now order wnulh not apply Ia SD
gar which is - food product and there
was hope that rrincri"& would be en-
ahlcd to start up ~ least on part time
in IN" GOA future. l'ric"S were UNI
changed NJ S1.4i f"r fine grana'n'cd.
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FINANCIAL OPINION

,yv private Wir" T" 4. j.. Mas'ch u ~.
FINANCIAL. NEWS BULLETIN 81 7 >
-La,cs, remedial fueI-holiday develops
mcn,s suggest temporary speculative
Investment. unscttlcment and pearlSi'
trndrnrirs in thu stock market ne"Auac
Of the sensational spectacle al temper"
airy Industrial nr"trhct'on IN inc I''
,,;,,,, ,,uvrrnrnt ~ not expected TO
-, f,- without meeting support WIN
Washington standing behind I" prevent
undesirable decentralization. hroKcraRH
,nnrs hrtnc low and speculative" InnK
accounts small tho chief selling orders
n,uy cnanntr from the bear moVenl"nt-
and there ARE not many Of those. Ne"
commitments ought 1" he r'nti"'S'S
made until til" market mus ."i
-. No., irt,rnr,; the Washington action.
- :. un,I-in,lust rinl and rrn-rail. X there
can h. II distinrti"m for some railroad re-
Inf "is certain
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LOGAN AND BRYAN'S CLOSING
STOCK LITTER

INV r,iva.. vii. to \. T. Mas:en i Col
MIX YORK. Jan. li."-Whll" IN" new
,.,,ii,,, ,,r the fuel administration Is
likely Ia prov. rather embarrassing I"
..r,nr industries. that Is unless the rul-
ings ar" n.nuif!"G. md there seems |" IH
a rather Welt defined prospect OF some
alterations If favorable nature being
made, still. ami taken as II whole any
Thing that will huv" a tendency 10 solve
Iho fuel problem and relieve the con-
yastinn of tho railroads AT this period,
should ultimately be beneficial and serve
IN incrrns,. the industrial output. which
rps been Of late. rather sadly curthii"d
.rh.. market Early was sharply lower
hriI later Displayed rather vigorous raj
living power though In the later dealings
realizing tendencies caused reiLclinnS
Crt,u the higher levels. We mr." still
inclined To- think that while periods OF
IRE gularity. may h" nIperiencen thai
,i,,. course nf least resistance for awhi'"
Mil he found To DC on the long sid" 81
the market.
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NEW YORK. Jan. l7.--Butter firm
,xtra w SCORED 53c; firsts 49Gl 52l.c;
seconds - TiSi.c.
Eggs strong: fresh gathered extras 20
ale; extra firsts go: first G. Csc;
seconds GOA 66c: state. Pennsyivan!n and
fancy e q he: state. Pennsylvania and
nearby hcnncry brown 6Sa tic: refrger-
a,or. special marks soc; firsts 49, 49c.
Cheese steady; state whole milk flats
fresh specials a4A, q rs i:c do average
run "4L a - &C
Poultry, live steady: chickens &c:
fowls son S?c; turkeys @on 25c; dressed
firm and unchanged.
tIuur unchanged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-18
STEEL IN DEMAND
M M A N q s

Walter Travis Of the Samuel Nesbit
and Sons company Of the south side has
stated that at present there is a greater
demand for steel by local concerns than
for many years. His company, he stat
ed. Is needing much steel. and although
II is almost exhausted. and other orders
have been made. The Sesbit concern IS
making springs for n large automobile
~
company and Is being rushed to capac-
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CLOSING STOCK LETTER.
,Privat." Wire L. F'inanr" Coz

tl'rlEat,'' Wire IL Flnanr" Coz
NEW YORK. Jun. lI.--pur market
stood tn" shock Of til" now fuel order
better than any one would believe. There
was very nervous feeling before the
opening md for a few minutes after
wards. but II soon passed hr and efforts
L. by small amounts stcad!ci the mar
ktts. and il WINS strong until the last
hour
Protests hY senator's and congress
men probably due 10 action b. their con-
stiturnts in various parts nf tn" cnu:I-
try. caused promises 1T som" in"difiCu-
ton ut the drastic closing down order
Profit taking AMI some short selling
caused tn" late decline and IL loks now
like VIC might have q little lower market
tomorrow. but there IL nothing to cause
an unusual decline as we ser IT,
HARRIS WINTHROP and Co.
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EXCHANGE STATES OPEN.

NEW TOCRK. Jan. 1.-The board Of
governors Of the New York Stock Ex-
change announced this afternoon, they
had been Informed that banks hero
would remain open on the fuel aminis-.
trati0n's cold holidays and that there:
fore the exchange would be kept open
on those days for tho usual transac-
ton OF business.
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Summary,

Secretary LANSING declares rumors
freely circulated yesterday that U. 81
received peace proposals direct from
Germany.
% industrials 1860 up to 1.22.
% active rails TT.T0. up 0.49.
HOLMES & HOLMES SAY-We
strongly urge the conservative buying
for Investment account OF sound rail-
road and industrial interest bearing Sc
curiticS. an opportunity ready to be had
is with us to-day Securities are cheap.
cheap compared with normal valuation.
and very cheap when the high rate Of
return is considered
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CRY rryat" Via T" y. T.. Mnsten " Col
| Tho directors uf InSdcn N 60. nave
issued following statement: In view OF
uncertainty nc present general SITUATION
in who'd" country interference Win pro-
durti"n and shipment ~ oil due 10 'olH
weather and railroad congestion oi iarke
and rs We, nuascertaincd excess profits
taxes To- bc paid within first or year
directors If Cusdcn have thought II pru-
dent 10 preserve cash resources OF com.
many and have therefore declared STOCK
Iiyid.nd Of 5 percent 10 be paid f"h'
! In stock record Jan. %. This c"nHar.
go wlth regular quarterly dividend or
p1rcrnt and percent extra by '"'nph-
ny's last declaration. Earnings LOT !ta'
1917 with Dec. estimated amount 10 mp
nruximaIcly s9500.0n0 which IL Ht'".
rull r,y,ucpt nf interest on bonds and
,.rrrru debt hut before allowance l"r
;r,,n,. and EXCESS profits taxes.
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(Ry Private Wire To A. E. Masten &c co.,

NEW YORK. Jan. 1--we think the
decision "r NJ. Garfield is one of TIN:
rrruicinuS orders ever issued one that
W., do not think will have IN" effect It
is Intended and will create confusion,
and iiSurganiHatl"n among industries
and social economic lii" which will h,i
ttr-rr;lrhing. Besides. the most uhnoX-
iuus effect Of giving comfort I" The en-
rni.S Of tn" country IL will. We fear.
ursr, tuInyS stuck market materially.
In In" m"nniiu" IN our mimi il iS Il
.,,Ir.Stinn whrlh'r IN order If this nature
can really b. enforced.
There is Il growing inquiry for the
rruiruLrnt StuCk% inspired by the belief
That r,Injnni"S engaged III the equipment
business ara practically assured Of =
large volume Of business for S"mn time
10 conn.
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NEW YORK, Jan. lT.--Th" country is
probably startled this morning at tn"
action Of the government In declaring
four holidays. but ~ any ono who mas
Looked into conditions n and about New
York city and In fact III" A3anti:
coast. 1t will be no surprise AMI Is i
step IN the right direction, but II will
take several such holidays 10 get cleared
up SO that freight can move out. II
should not alarm holders of securities
but II probably will. There Is ;>artl!Y
a chance that tho banks OF stock cx-
change Will close.
HAIH;rIS WINTHROP AND -.
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roads To tn: II. & q. TO drnw upon IN"
roads accumulated surplus within inc
amount Of sand $l.5r",onD in order u
pay the svmi-nnnuni dividend or ~. FER
cent is regarded very !hr"ranlr mere
and denotes that Ii" action III 'asr "l
necessity viii be followed By other car
rirrs. which should insure the payment
of the present dividends. The tu"I or
dor may have temporary depressing
effect but tn" good results ~h'ch VIII
IL. attained nv the notion should have Il
tendency e. restrict selling.
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STOCKS AND BONDS
BANK CLEAR|NGS

Bnnl: clrarings for the week eNo'hs
Thursday. us reported tn Hradstrecl ny
Manager Mitchell. were 49, Io.o'o'of'
c,.p,r,nrnd with $500 .G23. a. for the same
week last January.
,prarings for the month 20 date FOL
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+. r. lEEClI & CO.--Thc situationN
docs not lend isrlf to public encourage
mcnt for hullish operations in the stock
market. We would take advantage OF
strong rallies to soil and await weak
spots TO buy. making selections OF
stocks.
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bal PRICES HARDEN
As RESULT OR ORDER

CHICAGO. Jan, lI--Nlth"uSti corr
bees ut first eased down :i,tlH to-day
Ruenced by Likelihood that traffic con
stion would be relieved. the market
ter hardened. owing to uncertainty rs
whether elevators and dryers woaid
permitted {" continue in operation
spite restrictive rules as To coal. QUO
tions closed steady at the same a.
ksterdsy~s finish TO sc higher, with
hnuary- STATS and May sl.2+E. Oats
kined lie 70 " o &c. The outcome in
rorisions varied from unchanged aS
res to l5c advance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-18
New York Cotton Market

WHEELING. W. Va. Jan. II. IS.
Furnished The IntrlllE"uc"r ny A. T..
uasten & Co. members New YORK STOCK
Exchange National Uank OF West Eir-
GINA building. Wheeling. w. Va Louis
+. Rrand. manager.
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lI12cl-Atlns Glass rn.--Transfcr books
close Jan /" for 2 per cent cash aiF'-
d.nd. payable Jan. 90.
Wheeling Mold IL FLY. COMMON
Transfer books close January 81. !or
regular 1 per cent cash dividend ana an
extra per cent payable February lst'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-18
TICKER TALK
private Wire 20 Finance Co.

private Wire 20 Finance Col
Dow Jones: Washington: DR.. Gart"!a
has ruled that all consumers OF iuc!
other than those engaged IN the actual
production Of i; will be compelled TO
conduct their business within tho pro-
hIhitious of his curtatmen. order. His
decision was announced ny Aark -
Ecuua, oil administrators.
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. W. Va. Ian. -. ~.
Furnished III. lnicilY enc:r by A. b
MaStcn IL Co. members New York St3ea
Exchange National liank 81 West VII.
GINA building. Wheeling. w. Fn. Louis
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. w. Va. Jan. u. rs.
FURNISHED The 1ntelllfencer by A. e
Lfasttr q Co. members New York Stoca
Exchange. National Bank OF West Vlr~
finta building. Wheeling. w. Va Louis
= Brand. manager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-18

Tho cook burnt the steak again"
exclaimed the experienced housewife.
Dear mel" exclaimed young Mrs.
Torkins. Wouldn't ordinary coal
have been a little cheapef@-Wash.
ington Star.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. VIZ. .Ja,. -. IS.
Furnished l:.. Int.l!ls.nr.r by y. f:
lasten i Co.. ~ MIXERS o. The N"w York
took F.xchaur.. National Bank Rui,d'
Is, Wheeling. ". Va. Leafs +. Brand
ANAger.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING, w. Va. Jan. II. 'lS.
Furnished The lntcliigencer by A. e.
Masten & Co. members New York STOCK
Exchange. National Bank OF West Vir'
rinla building. Wheeling, " Ts' Louis
+. Brand. manager.
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Curb Mining Stocks.
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING W. Va. Jan. II, is.
Furnished The Int N6encer ny A. y
N.sIen ~ co. members Now York Stock
Exchange. National Hank OF Vest Viz
gl.ila building. Wheeling. w. Va Loula
LnnI,nHer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-18

How many clubs does Mrs. Jibway
belong tor
About q Dozen
"Oh. well. Mr.. Jibway belongs to
only one club. and he's never at
home."-3:trlIngI I'M Age-Herald.
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M.OrE & MAl.ONEY & Colt will
require fresh impulse to carry stocks
upward. Sp"clal,ics offer some chances
for trading.
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Dear Old Lady ito cavalry o(ficer)-
| suppose your men must become very
attached TO their horses.
Cavalry Officer-Well, some OF them
only wish they could.-London Opin-
ion
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JOSEpTIATlIAL K Cove feel that
the corpcrs ;lrc in favorable position
for purchase at this time. -
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PETROLEUM

OIL CITY. Pa. Jan. l7.ACredit bal
ance 33.75: runs S2.3Sa: average SDT
shipments 55.s1a; average 43.I3S.
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market.
Sheep. steady: supply light. Irimc
wrthers. 1850: lambs 1900: wal calves
f15n
Hogs. higher: receipts very light.
Prime heaTtes. mediums and heavy york
ers 1890 ri 1Nno: light workers. 1850 .
1900: piga 1925 a 1854.
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According 10 officials az y. / cotton
-xc hanhc mnI;rr of closing the rms u'i,
dor fuel administrators n"w order VIII
nat no considered unless Gov. Whitman
declares lruul holidays ur each Monday.
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LOCAL STOCKS


WHEELING. w. VI. Jan. II. rs.
Daily nu"latioa list 81 tho Wheeling
stock Exchange. Compiled for intclli-
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NEW york. Ian. 1--WE think tn"
unprecedented fuel order Will check thu
rally which was "n In full f"rcc and
brink about immediately H.. resumption
at thr final H"wuward muVrrn"n; which
,vttrl,I hav" started in our opinion within
n day or two ANYWAY. w" wish parti"u-
Iary /" "mphnsi%" cur belief that III"
lnn ri;"t Viii not INV 20 any lower than
Il would have Euu. without this fact
order h,.twr"n now and February LIST.
II Is reported in Washington d"spnt-
..hrs that sufficient strength exists In
both houses OF congress tn provide defi-
nitely for return of railroad to their
owners one year after peace Is cstah-
lished.
NEW YORK. Jan lf.---Tho consent
granted by the director general Of rail-
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Zen Eryan sayS:--Thr corrective
measures Instituted by the fuel ndIninis-
traitor, should Il" much toward benefit
ting tn. pu~il!"n ~ not only tho larE.
industrial concerns; hut ais" In" rail-
roads, aud | mi,S,'rN'. much confident buy
iug "r standard railroad issues h% I'"-
pie who lu"k upon the action Of the Il.
Il q. as ,i,u"tIuE = full ""ufidrncc thar
IN. finan, i'll needs Of the curriers' wilt
lu, properly cared Tor and current dlTi-
,irnh payments aS$ur"d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-18

One Of our ahl" ""nhtnrS VAS arguing
rnnmcntuuS naval question with ;II
opponent.
You know l never boast the nppC-
nent remarked during the argument.
Never boast? Bully" exclaimed the
senator. Then. In II more reflective
mood. hn added. ~" wonder you hras
about II.
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- ~ NS'
Bloch RruS. Tnh. pfd.
do common
Central Glass Works.
Conservative I.if" ms.
German Fir" lnS. Co.
I'ustrrIA Glass to.
Hazel Atlas Glass 60
Imperial Glass 70. :.
I.aRellr Iron WkS, nfd.
10 common ........
Market Auditorium :.
Neuralgylin" 60.
United rairy Go. -.
I. :. Stamping 60. =.
Ward Baking co. Dfd.
do common ....
Warwick china %. pft
de- common .....
Wing. Il B"i. Hridg" Go,
Wing. Bridge 60. go.
Wig. Metal II Mig. 80
Wig. Mold Il Fly. ptd.
,lu common ......
Wig. Steel Il Iron CO.
Wig. steel Casting Co.
Wheeling Tile l'o....
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ptd
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GRAIN NOTES

TOLEp0 o.. Jan. iT.---Wh"I.. cash
Nh. | red So2r.
C'loverSccd. prime cash old $3.50: new
ilS.T5; January $lS.I5: February $lS.15
March $3.50.
AlSikr. prim" january Sl5.lO: FebI>l-
airy $l5.l5; March SIS -.
Timothy. priiur cash old Sis: now
S&22 March $i.35.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-18

Whit. tn" row ruling If tn" fucl ah-
u!niStrntuT may prov" rather otnhhrFAss-
ing tn some industries temporarily, II
seems to h III" opinion that m"ch 1000
,riu rrnv out of same and capacity turn
nvrr in the near future lG again tNc Of
der Of things. especially i'll the steel
mills.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-18
cosdon & Co. Declare Stock Dividend

Sinclair oil drcinrrd regular dividend
q - r,vatlc Feb. ~ to stock Jan. 81.