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Lower coast gazette., 1913-02-08

Very Hansn Wish.

inertia was FIVE years OLD, and she
haa cen tod 80 laanny dimes that she
was a big girl now ana nust Sc good
shat her very soul had sickened. Il
don't want to be fire years old :
longer she grumbied. nm tired OF
being FIVE and good enough 10 kill
you. "a rather stay four and BIZ just
medium and have a good Tina
Lower coast gazette., 1913-02-08
Method Of BLEACHING Ivory.

10 bleach ivory ornaments or nj.
ano Keys the following method works
well. The ornaments are first wash.
ca or soaked" if possible, in a bath
OF unslaked lime. which has in it !,
Few ounces of bran and water. This
should make a pasty solution if prom.
cry mixed, and will bleach the ivory
which Is discolored or stained. +
snouid be rubbed off. with a cloth and
tne ivory dried in magnesia powder.
A,.er a few minutes a few strokes
polish.
Lower coast gazette., 1913-02-08

Daily Thought.
Fuller.
Lower coast gazette., 1913-02-08

Sealed bids viii be received until
March 81; 1919, by the Secretary of the
Jury frcQ lie New Orleans
Banks for..ttile fiscal agent for handling
the funds Of tie Parish of Plaquemineg
in conformity with Act Number 205 Of
the year 1912.
u. II. PEREZ,
Secretary Of Police Jury,
English Turn, T. Q. La.
Lower coast gazette., 1913-02-08
f& Makes q Difference.

Little Wiliie-"sag, ga, what is
business courtesy?" Pa-"There are
two kinds OF business courtesy, my
son. One is tha kind extended to
people who pay cash, ana the other
is extended to people who DON'T:
Stray Stories3
Lower coast gazette., 1913-02-08
Mark Twain In saririsai lYunor.

Even the %cleverest and most per.
lecs circumstantial evidence is likely
TO be at fault, after all, and therefore
ousnt to be received with great cau.
aion, said the late Mark Twain.
laae the case OF a;,y pencil sharp.
ehed by any woman: If you la9e4wit.
iiesses' you will find size cid Il with
. knife; but Il you simply tl Is lhe.
.aspect..of the pencil, ysa Nil eso.
did it With her teeth. \
Lower coast gazette., 1913-02-08
nsafess Alrrrv

"Mueh Of on sorrg Is useless. :
yes; Il g. once bought SONS stock
u : fabber grove aHd worried Two
winter about frost bsfore j agcar.
planted
Lower coast gazette., 1913-02-08
SATURDAY FEBRUARY 8. 1912
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Drainage
District.

We have discussed in this journal at times
the wonderful opportunities that exist in this
parish for the successful reclamation Of large
areas of land now thrown out Of cultivation or
never yet cultivated because Of defective out
let's and abandoned back leyees Of the old re-
gime. Mr.. George A. Here, the owner Of the
great Oak Point Plantation on the West bank of
the Mississippi river. about twenty miles below
the city Of New Orleans, has COW undertaken a
scheme for land reclamation the merits Of
which were recognized many years ago, when
the road three miles long was run through from
the Mississippi river at the upper lice OF Belle
Chase Plantation reaching the river again st
Algiers, this so-called Cut Off Road, three miles
long, cutting off a travel Of some eleven or
twelve miles around by the river line to get to
Algiers. We Travelled repeatedly over this cid
Cut Off road more than forty ye2rs ago, but il
was neglected ard gradually fell into complete
Mrs. Hero recognized what an enor-
nous saving co. Id be made by building a corn
paratively short levee from river to river and
taking in the whole Of Algiers and Gsatna as
far up as the Harvey Canal, running back to
Bayou Barataria and thence down mat bayou to
q line coinciding with the lower line Of Cedar
Grove plantation, thus taking in s5yne 26,000
acres OF land with a line of leyee only some four
or five miles long and susceptible Of baiagsread-
lily made proof against ~ereyasse water anywhere
else in the state ard already protected along the
entire line Of. the river by our prasentlavee con-
s~truction Of the most approved character.
This seems to be q huge project, but an IN
vestigation of it leads us to Wonder why it has
not been undertaken and perfected long ago,
The Haariem lake in Holland, which Was IT feet
deep at the low points and yet q continuous lake
over all OF It's. vast area Of "a, 0)0 aces OF land,
was a far larger project than than MIR. Hero's
piSnhsit. ire lltsee-saeA difficult OF accom-
1entlon OF some OF the best engineers in Flll6T5a
and with g perfected, line Of bikes gr~rropndino
II required tflree years to pump ous the water.
lhis was done now nearly seyenty-five wears
ago, curing which Time there Las never been
any accident ii chat great venture and the
Datth pee#opie are Low contemplating taking il
st'li larger areas in the cid ZQyder Zee. The
h@aflem. tract OF land was sold b. Tie govern
nlehS az publlc auction Immediately after it was
drained and brought an average price Of @s6E
per acre as reported BY Col. George S. Waring
N his hotaoie BOOK, a Farmers Vacation, alter
q VISIT made to Holland some thirty wears ago,
Mr. tiero's work is capable Of comparatively
easy accomplishment and it will bring in some
oj,VVV acres OF additional land, is fertile as anv
laAa on earth and more feltile than any other
'aad. OF which we have any knowledge. ali of
winch will lie directly tributary 10 New Oeloan4
aud within q fnw Yniias 49, $500
Lower coast gazette., 1913-02-08

'-'S 49,
Terms Of sala Cash.
FRANK {. MEYERS.
saeriA of the Parish Of Plequemines.
] II. q. Feb. i, s, Is, %. Mar, /.
Is sts:9 Of Louisiana, PARISH
81 Plaqgefni2es.
Succession Of Resale Ringle, Cavalier
Martin. No, 98a, Twenty-Ninta
Judicia! District Court.
BY virtue Of ans III obedience to an
order Of Court 10 me directed by the
Honorable, the Twenty-Ninth judicial
District Court il ana for the Par h Of
P~!aqueinines, dated the goth day, OF
January, 1913, IN The above entitled
suit, Ihave seized and will proceed to
sell At public auction, at tie Court
House nj pointa ala Hacha en- Satur-
day tbs 9Th cay OF the month OF Feb
ruary ct i o'cl9c.c q. II. he following
4 property to-vit:
Ing unaj9iia Q2e Third l-3> q tie
eadi7i1sd dsla hatf 80 interest in.
Section II Of Iow2sh;p 20 S, f. I8|
Gass, o1t2 I.stsra Liant D;sttict,
East 85 t3ft al 8n3i fEiy%r, cG,taia-
Lower coast gazette., 1913-02-08
Sill a con-r-rns

!, Old Colonel Pestilanoe oonti;dies to
DC M OF the most stubborn foes that
armies have TO enoouater.-Cbioago
Record-Herald.
Lower coast gazette., 1913-02-08
Ire.

lse -anderaignea has either lost &:
rais1&d ons eartai4 goai sgrg ;,,5g.
gag adte hosdeSby N fa. Eng live Bea.
eies, VIE Of Hgn3an f;;icey, 10 hel
oE3n ar5sr ard Gy hlFaslf indarsed,
fS@.ad NaseA ., 1895, in ire saga 81
s24. 20, with interest ate pm cent "a,
is7n1Ea frofn date unt;1 raid, payable
che Year after date, SAID note BENG
.paFapaed nc .v%llietgl" intentionally
sfsz tor Identification with an act =
mortgage executed BEIGE A. P. al.
f9fJ l@ta e1-oGicio Notary Pubic ii
and forsthia parish, oa Mar &, 1905,
ssiaae being mace By said MRS. Ange.
!laa 5eadica, vice HernanHicey in
taEor q Mare Ccsnevieh and recorded
u tss riofts offce..of this rar!sb, il,
Book Y folio 800. Nc. 154,
he pao.ieis hereby warned5 not &c
leEotiata ng satd nets.
MARC G0GNGVloH.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW YORK. Jan. -Butter-t-nSlt-
Tied. creamery extra@. 30 = q 81. nr~ts.
- q SJr. seconds. - q Sic. thirds, - -
-Nci held eNtras, 33 Q sfc. flrsts. 500, SO:
Scconus. - ~ 23c. thirds. 26WZsc. state
'alry finest. 81 q sac. good To- prime, -
re- SIC common 20 fair % n &c; process
\ rdS. - d. N Zsc. hrsts. - T. ~ pc. sec
'uGS. - % -4c. imitation creamery ur~ts.
- n Zoe. factory h.ld. - = ~ 24i e..
current make. nrsts. % a 24c. Sccu.t.-
- ~ - q packing stocks held - 1l &c:
current make. No. =. u fI2Iiac. 40 J.
- 70 poe. Che.~e-SteadN state, whole
fali.. held. white or coiorsd specials
- Wutt' or r"lpr-d average. fancy.
J. l. 100 s-sc, '"wer grades. l6lz % Ia
state Wuol" milk. winter made. white or
,ol"i"t specials. lIt4ltia g.. average run.
10 ~ l' &c. state whole milk. poor. l4ls
Hf I.--. daisies. held. best, : ~ lNl. e.
skim. 2HlfNc. Eggs-tirm. fresh
sathefei extras. eSN 2sc. extra fir5ts. 2s
10 zee. hr~ts. - > - 81 90. seconds and
lower Erudo~. ."ft sc. held fresh. aver
axe TEST. >" n &c. poor To- fair. l. 70 ISc:
fresh gathered dIriies. 5fI1c. cheskS
3 % loo. refrigerator. special marks
fancy local storage. charges paid. .ust
."i2c. frsts. 9ulyizc. frstS on dock
1870. seconds. 17is W1Niac: thirds and
poorer. "a lie. state. reunSl lvania and
t'afhy heuncEy whites. fancy. large new
l.id, 30 " Sc. selected whites defective
30. size or quality. 2Nf ~ Sac. western
gathered whites. ga $40. state. Penn
~ itar's ANA nearby hsuuerv browns. -
9t -'c. go th'fed. brown and mixed colorS.
- 70 &c.
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STOCK MARKET WAS BEARISH
THROUGHOUT YESTERDAY

NEW YORK. Jan. G.-Quotations
moved in an uncertain way on the
stock exchange today. and specula.
tive sentiment was confused. becom.
ing more bearish as the session adj
Ldnced. The tone of the masked was
urn In the early part of the DAY but
me supreme court ruling against the
I mon Pacific plan for distributing its
southern Pacific stock had a depress-
Jug erect. Union Pacific was the fea-
suTe OF the days dealings. In the
Aorepart OF the session 10 was the
strongest OF the lavorite stocks, ris-
ing TWO points. The general market
moved up fractionally with this stock
Win Reading and Northern Pacific
showing considerable strength When
MoTo came OF the courts decision
mon Pacific slumped quickly, failing
more than four points below The him
price OF the day. Traders we're IN.
certain as 70 the ultimate effects OF
Tue decision by the court and hosi.
Iited TO take "A definite stand. hut as
lhe day drew toward the close stocks
were sold more heavily. and the low
prices OF the session were reached.
southern Pacific declined with linton
racine showing two point loss
steer sagged 10 a point below Satu1.
ia! 5 close. bus among the majority
oi standard stocks net changes ar
me close were comparatively small
Total sales. 55J.lOO shares
IN the bond market there was m
uhdercurrent Of firmness. Total sales
pa: value. $2.JJO.UuU.
l. =. bonds Were unchanged on call
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FINANCIAL.

homo 81 C1a-ksburE yesterday. arer
spending the past few DAYS with friends
and relatives tn this city.
fr. VIII Crow and Is q Hanen both
NJ Glen Pastor. arrived home yeater-
gay morning from Charleston. where
iufN spent the last few DAYS
W =. Mcdonald bert yesterday for
iitFhurEh O. attend meeting - the
Reliance Life Insurance men.
MIs Guy Hunter and children ar
rived home yesterday from Marnfnktnu.
" hero they spent tho pact two weeks
with friends and relatives
Mrs Relic Smith o. confined co. her
homo ~ Tumliu1ou avenue with on at
tack NJ Frippe
rhuiee Tarriot' has RETURNED to his
hofns 90 lawrcnccviiio. 1iI. after sprnd-
lur thr past few fHNs with Dis brother.
Irur'ruune Attorney Iawea ID Par
fioff
Homer fiodiey has returned home
from Ngw Frf'UHrf fH. where no srenf
the past two weeks with friends nd
relatives
Mis- Mildred Ueam r1s returned ~
Dor homo 90 cation w.. otter rpend-
lug the past fru drVa Ir tnfa citv with
friends auf IstHfiVra
Richard Rush. of Sha1yViffe fs u1 a.
The homo ~ rie daughter. M-a j ~
Raw. In this .Ify
Frank Criewe1 D. % returned % his
:. fna 90 Ltrrstilie. O. after spending
20 raet fn0 days with hfe mother. On
western avenue
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THE WEATHER
CONDITIONS

A cold wave. attending a high pres
sure area OF much force. covers the
northwest and upper valleys. extending
southwark over the middle west. IN
Minnesota the morning temperatures
ranged from about 20 20 30 degrees be-
Tow zero = Havre, Mont. the reading
was - below zero Zero temperatures
extend Southward to central Kansas.
A storm II central over tho west suif
extending nOrthward well into the lower
Mississippi valley ATTENDED by rain The
pressures are high over the Atlantic
sections.
Colder weather. turning the rain to
snow. Will set IN here tonight: much
colder weether, with local SHOWS, Is ex-
pected Tuesdny.
Local data: Highest temperature yes
terday, - degrees: lowest last nixnt as
degrees. rainfall. COS.
The Ohio Will fall in the district Tues
day. a slight rise Is expected Tonight
IL. &. HOWE
Section Director.
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THO ri'y council met last evening ln
lfHNlHf F"IlI. monthly session 800 tho
Nft' uIfefing Or fHa unw year and but
I.ft|n business uta fraueHrted outside ~
lNr rfruItr routine MANY small billie
nfIo nrdHfrd paid and several prunrrtr
owners were notified pf The sidewalk
f.foh VIII have fu he lHid NufhIrr oft
CO. new sewer wae brought up outside
q frw complaints made uf members
OFT fHr council REGARDING tho holes
which nre hrlnr found daily m the
ffffrfr. caused hN fhr eIukfrr ~ the
'Hrfn whore frr sewer has been laid.
.I.a.H ur
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Ella vanDyne Dead.

Mss Ella N1nDynC. aEcd n years
died at 90. home OF hcr grandmother.
Mrs. Mary NauDyne. on First stree. last
lowing a short Illness The girl is sur
Nlved by two sisters. She was an or
phan and had always lived with her
grandmother. Funeral services were
heId last evening at the home on First
street and tue body will be taken 10
New Martinsville this morning and in
tcircl IT vi. Olivet cemetery.
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Installation of Officers.

Mound City council. No. 6 Jr. o. L. A.
NJ. met last evening at its headquarters
Ia the Purdy building on Lafayette ave-
rue and installed Officers for the ensu-
inc year. Following the installation eN-
er,ises banquet was served and n
splendid program was rendered. All the
members and their friends who were
fortunate enough TO attend had a gooi
time.
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william A. woods Dead.

william 4 Woods died az the fnmilv
home "n Compton avenue last Sunday
morning about one o'clock. following "a
short illness. The deceased was eight
cen NsatS Of age ana Is survived hy his
parents. also two brothers AMI three
sisters. Funeral services were held
Yesterday afternoon az 2.H0 O'Clock at
The family home. Rev. John Heddow.
pastor OF the Calvary ". r. church
onictated lutermeut was made az the
Mount Rose cemetery
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Metals.

NEW YORK. Jan Corr-r-Steadv.
fludari. spot ~. y l-@.c. January.
80 - ff j. p. February {1E12ffl7.Sp.
,i. -Dh sI-. 900 q 1875. Elccfrolytic. sfs.s2
70 l1N1. Lake. tlT.c2H 11Ns. castings.
% l. -. Tir-pu1. spot. $50 tugf
5000. aJruary. s5"3uT 90 50: February.
s.U goa % a.. Lad Quiet. 1880 az
Srelf-r-tgvlet. STl2tfs 40 Autirnauv
Quiet. No northern. Sis -nsf IL uu.
N". northern. ST. nnff j. 30. SO
south ern. SIS 25n13.uU. 80 4 Houthnrn
trft. SIS gG01ET5
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Condition UNCHANGED

MISS Mary Flanagan. WHO was acct
aenta lN shot by her brother Fred. last
SATURDAY. about noon. at their homo A.
fhlrNleW Ridge. b. stli in "a critical CON
dition a. the Glendale Hospital. where
she was removed shortly Following the
accident The attending physician stated
Yesterday that she had "a fighting chance
g. recover aud hopes are entertained
Tor Mnr IecnNnrN
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MOUNDSYILLE
Fined on Minor charre

oeofEe Lark. the Co3l miner who un-
dertoO& TO shoot up mis- home on Court
avenue. last saturday evening. firing
three shots from a 81 calibre revolver.
without effect. was arraigned in police
court yesterday morning. ana got off
with small fine of s. and trimmings
making $3.50 in all. The father-in-law
ana wife failed to make charges against
MIN. hence the small fine. However the
honorable mayor gave him n severe lee
ture and stated that repetition OF the
affair would mean much more serious
penalty. Lark promised TO do better and
was released.
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nlrs. CAROLINE Walton paad.

Mrs. Caroline NeltOn. aged ss years 4
months, died sunday afternoon at 20
O'Clock at her late home on Second street
from an attack OF heart trouble. She is
survived By two daughters. Miss Mary
Nelton. who resides in this city with
her mother. and Mrs Lizzie Ferguson.
OF Colorado Springs. Colo. Funeral ser
vices Will be held Wednesday afternoon
at '2.3O o'clock AT tho late residence.
Rev. J. Frederick Slagle. pastor OF the
Presbyterian church. will officiate. In
terment Will he made at Mount Rose
cemetery.
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Schools Rarnmsh.

Tie public schools re-oucred vssfer-
htt morning. following 60 suspension ~
tTe pH-t Two weeks fo allow the chill
drFr the usual holidays The attend
an.c WINS very In~re considering tho had
nov prevailing in tho city. MANY cases
o. iuetele- have been reported ~ tYfv
ii'flir uHirer Cor j 4 Streibicn and
ihe children arc compelled Co. stay at
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Board of Education Mat.

no board OF education ~ inhpppn-
Dent school district me- last evening
az the central School building and trans
acted regular routine business and many
minor matteis were disposed o. MessrS
q. n. Newman and Evan O. Roberts
bond commissioners. submitted their re-
port u tie payment OF interest ana re-
dcWptiou ~ three bonds Of the. series
- 1896. \ number Of bills were
ordered pRid and a report from the sec
Rotary regarding tho several funds dis
hufsed up o. date the present fiscal
year.
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Trades Assembly Elects Officers.

Inc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Assembly met
sunday afternoon at the Alexander build
ing and elected officers as follows for
the ensuing year: President Harry
Clark. vice president. John Rosemerkle
secretary. Jack Nye. treasurer. George
Taylor, trustees. sam kirkman. Perry
Donley AMI Percy Downs. \ committee
was appointed to confer with General
Manager g. %. \agle, OF the Wheeling
Traction Company. regarding fifteen
minute service for this city.
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'tii'A'fp. Jan. 6-''sttIc- EeceiptS
love-. COWS. etc. steady. I.cv.e - "a
"a 80 Texas steers. si70I SIS. west
I'm steers. s.. ." % 80. suckers and
L.'trl. $40 ff go. cows ard heife-s
s s"Tf SO. calves. $3.50 SOS Hogs
iS"cclpts. 5-.ohu. market steady - So
lower: Eight. 5000 5.7-. miXeI. $500
. =. htaNN. = =" ~ go. rough. ss.25
~ 30. P.g~. &5.sa. bulk 81 sales s7t5
70 '-5b. Shc..it Receipts. %. 600. market
active ard 100 Zoe hIgn.r. natives. S4EO
n $40, wrStela. S4.bpfI q. SO. ytarIlur.S
NS.15M 500. lambs. native. s. 500 81.
w,- tern. s6.6s - SIS
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naounasv,iis briefs

Harold Down. Ia confined Goo bite home
"r -'srri sfIaet with an nttrrt ~
.lrfurrnr.a
htae virginia EvHre Ier Yesterday
fnf Mt ffr trHrfri fo resume boz
ffiI.ra. OTTER ar.rHIur fra H.IiIsta with
Do. parents orr Fourth street
M'aa flI NrfH idrn left SUNDAY for
'N.'Hr" IU 'n errrd several davs with
ffI.r. .rI r.IIf'tra
N rsil ruhuan returned 90 her
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alinis.sr1al Assoc,ation Elects ofno.rs

The MoundsvIile Ministerial Associa-
Ion i1et yesterday morning al the first
Presbyterian church and elected the fol-
lowing off, ars COR the ensuing year:
Precedent. i. l.. smith Of the Christian
church. secretary an treasurer. Rec. =
= Sl1sl". pastor OF the EIrst Tresbyter-
ian church. The readings - Rev. How
ard Myers and Rev. Mcdaniel. OF the
Lutheran church. was very Interesting
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A San Francisco man has patented
o. monograph automobile alarm that
can be- mde politely 70 request a Der
son 10 get away from iu front ofthe
car or mako Tho demand more siren.
nous as desired
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INInN sTnCk YARns hi

UNION STOCk YARDS. Pittsburg.
Jan. o.-Cattle-Ste supply. 100
carloads choice s. 55Gf = 90. triu,.
ecu Is
Sh"rf- strong. supply. % double
dee -. prim" Wethcrs. s5.50Nbro: cuIis
~ j commons. S-.Sult SOC. lambs $500
% 300. veal calves. sll.oOGl 1850
flnE- Lower. receipts, So double
=, rks. prime hoaVics. $3.50, mediums
Ss.hs p; go. heavy workers.. $3.50 80 /.
hgnt workers.. $7.95 q SOC. pigs. 1880
500 fpughe. $3.50 n 700.
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NEW YORK. Jan g. Eeoves veak
si~"rs Sf..5 ~ so. bulls ss..5us t0.c cows
s. is9l go. f,w fancy sea-. dressed
beef steady. calves les active ami
$3.50: barnyarI S370H -. earrings
t'.no y So. Dressed calves weak CIV
dressed veais -. fSc. o. fc,v INfgc.coun-
Ivy dressed gi.Iitc
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Baron Local Stocks.

~. NIiEELi\6. ". Va. Jan. O. -.
The tot.u owing quotations or ,a4 r,or..
ectsNe WIetif stock. IRE 60. r--tei
1tlls or tn IuteliicccceT ~ George w.
isaion, .oci! c~ohef. nad r. ~. Mi.ssGal
ina aager Bona lsps- tmenL
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EASTERN QUOTATIONS


WV YORK. Jan al grades az
nIudf fDtfv
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Cash quotations were as follows:
lty"-SO. .. So. tGic.
harley iced nr mixing. 5GT53isc:
air ." chO'ce mating. 54fi1ic.
1lmo!hy seed. S2.55 "a 3.'5. clover
seed. Siu.O0FIIS
Aless Iorh New. sI7S5i4mIS
Lard On tlsrcos). SS72l-
Short RIBS LouseD. $"IstL ASST.
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active wheeling s,cchr are corrected
daily for the Int-iiiGencer by Howard
haglstt z Son. IOsA 81 brckers:
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New York Stock EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W Va. Jan & 4
kanse OF active stocks on Ia. New
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