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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-12

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Cavalry Is Moving.

LEAvENWORTH. Kan. Nov 1.-THE
second squadron OF the Fifteenth cav
airy under command OF Captain Caspar
c. Cole, left Fort Leavenworth today
over the Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific
line for Fort Bliss. Texas, to relieve a
squadron of the Fifth cavalry on the
Mexican border.
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Conference Is Held.

TUCSON. Ariz., Nov. 1l.-Felix Som
merfeld. a former secret agent OF Ma
dero: now said To he serving the con-
stitutionallst chief CarranZa. in the
same capacity arrived from III Paso to-
day TO meet William Bayard Hale the
American government representative on
the border, Both Hale and SonmerfleId
denied they had discussed the Mexican
90 Ton
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Clears Face
implies, 81
Wonderful zEM0 al
Itching AT ONO
Skin Trou|
Get a 25o Bottle ok

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AT last, At last!
of ZEMO, the wonos'
ment, quickly put
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heads. For the frss
I haven't been asne'
public." A trial Of
Vince you Of It's aS.
in clearing the co"Ps7
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HANDS OFF, IS
STILL ATTITUDE
At WASHINGTON
Cabinet Discusses Mexican
Situation for Two Hours,
but Members Maintain
Silence as to Result.
POWERS EXPECTED
TO GIVE SUPPORT
Zapata, the Rebel Who Has
Caused Government of
Mexico Much Trouble,
May Surrender.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 11.-President
Wilson's cabinet stands firmly behind
him in his efforts to force the retire
ment OF Provisional President Huerta
as q necessary step to the pacifcation
of Mexico For more than two hours
the cabinet discussed today every phase
of the Mexican situation. The consen-
sns of opinion was that the United
States should not take n single back
ward step in its programme to restore
constitutional government in Mexico.
It became known that all the secre-
taries favored steps which would con-
vince Huerta that the United States
was in earnest in its demands. Some
OF the cabinet members recognized IN
the lifting Of the embargo on arms a
practical and perhaps early solution OIL
the difficulty, but there was no final de-
cision on the point.
Collapse Is Expected.
lDeIC Is nope ou tuo boi' " WV
president and Secretary Bryan that q
measure so radical as permitting ex-
portations OF arms may not be required
to solve the problem. Influences are
at work which in the opinion of many
officials may force the early collapse OF
the Huerta regime There is closer
understanding, and more frequent COM
munication between the state depart
ment here and foreign governments
generally than has been in evidence at
any time since the Mexican problem be
came so widely international,
Through ambassadors abroad and
through the diplomatic corps in Wash
ington, Secretary Bryan is giving such
detailed information of the American
policy as to leave no doubt of what the
United States wishes TO accomplish So
far as is known. there have been no di-
rect requests for foreign support, but
the strong intimations that the United
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Soldiers on Guard.

/ found the house surrounded by the
soldiers. who were there by order of the
government because OF the threats OF
the Black Hundred that Beiliss would be
killed. There was also another reason
for the soldiers being on guard. Beiliss
is not vet clear OF all danger, for the
prosecution has still fourteen days In
which IT may appeal the verdict OF the
court, In which case Belliss would be re-
arrested. I am able to state on eX~
cellent authority, however, that there will
be no appeal.
When | entered the little house I found
three tidy rooms, literally packed with
friends and relatives who had come to
offer congra tulations
The famous Jew looked much as he did
when ne appeared in the dock except
that he had trimmed his black beard and
had changed his clothing. He was In q
highly nervous state and showed signs
OF suffering and exha ustlon. Despite the
JOY of being free and at home with wife
and family and friends. the seal OF sad
ness was set deep on his Countenance
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showed the husband supporting the wife
and the children clingins to her skirts
All were weeping for JOY,
Later In the day I called at the Beiliss
home and had a short talk with the man
about whom the whole world has been
talking for months.
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President Moves Carefully.

President Wilson was in communlca-
tion again today through Senator Bacon
with members of the senate foreign ne,
lations committee. The president. feels
that members of the committee, RePub-
leans and Democrats alike, are support
ing the policy of the executive and he
is giving serious consideration to their
views as to the removal of the embargo
on arms.
IT was reported today that Sir Ed-
ward TyreIl, private secretary to the
British foreign minister, Sir Edward
Grey, had obtained Secretary Bryan's
views on the situation and had trans
mitted them IN a long report TO Lon,
don. The British ambassador, SIR Cecil
Spring Rice, is. still confined TO his bed.
Senior de la Vega, Cuban charge here,
issued statement denying for his gov
ernment recent report from Nogales,
Sonora, that two Cuban warshlps had
been offered to the Mexican constitu-
tionalists at a conference between Gen
eral CarranZa and a Cuban commission
headed by Pablo MenocaI, brother of
the president of Cuba. Senor Menocal,
the statement said. went TO Sonora on
an exclusively commercial trip.
Significant Warning.
LONDON, Nov. ia significant
warning TO President Huerta was issued
today by the Westminster Gazette, the
government newspaper. Commenting on
Premier Asquiths Guide ball speech. in
which he made il plain that no an
tagonism exists between the English and
the United States regarding Mexico. the
Gazette says
The idea that any valid election
In the sense In which democratic or
constitutional countries understand
the word-can be held In Mexico Is
probably a diplomatic fiction, but the
electoral test was Of General Huerta's
own choosing and II is well 10 keep
him reminded that his failure TO con-
form 10 its result leaves all gov
ernrnents free to reconsider their act
OF recognition.
Briefly the limits OF British ac-
ton are that the British government
should not put Itself In a position OF
making protests which IN default OF
forcible action might be nouted and
defed. But diplomacy has other re-
sources than mere force and Provi-
sonal President Huerta may easily
find that the attitude of this country
Is in a variety OF ways a matter OF
great moment TO him.
! Zapata May Surrender.
MEXICO CITY. Nov. 11.-Emiliano
Zapata, the rebel whose operations have
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MEXICO CITY. Nov. 11.-Emilano
Zapata. the rebel whose operations have
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-09
SHOT AT GIRL
Man Starts Things In Bailey Hotel
and Is Arrested and Held to
Grand Jury.

Nathan Plank. OF Washington. Pa,
and Anna Cecil were arrested Tues
day evening on complaint of James
X. Bailey. proprietor OF the Bailey no
tel. charged with being disorderly. OF.
ficer Horstman. when he arrived.
found the man chasing the girl about
the hotel with "A revolver. He had
fired one shot at her. They were both
arrested. The u was found IN his
possession and produced in police
court yesterday morning as evidence.
The man a held under $500 bond
for pistol toting to await the action OF
the grand jury. The woman was re.
leased.
Harry Jones vas fined SO and costs
for assaulting Charlotte Melrose at
the Bungalow OF Dot .NNlo.
Sam Parkson was fined 81 and costs
on the charge OF drunkenness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-09
GEO. w. BARON s 9 and ss se.msrbssh Bldg
"COPPER" SHARES
WERE DEPRESSED
Steel Also Showed q Sassins Tend
aney and Movements In the
Market eWre Slow.

NEW YORK. Jan. Cooper
shares were depressed today by the
unexpectedly large increase in tbs
stocks OF the metal on hand. which
was disclosed I'm the producers state
ment for December. Steel also show
ed n sagging tendency at one time
selling on n point. Aside from the
metal stocks the movement among
nertone towerd the close. easy money
unusually narrow. with n heavy uI-
h favorite speculative mediums was
conditions and the cheerful tenor IL
Foreign adNices. which have been cttei
as recent sources OF strength. were
ignored today. and the market WIS
dull. With the decline OF activity in
the leaders. there was n diversion CT
speculative interest to less prominent
stocks. a number OF which Including
petroleum and rubber shares devel-
oped strength. Beet sugar sold three
points above its lowest price OF yes
terday.a and Western Maryland issues,
having discounted the passing OF the
preferred dividend. advanced sharp
~. The Increase Of more than 10
600. 1000 in copper stocks was larger
than had been foreCnsted and the
amount Of the metal now on hand Is
the largest since November, 1911.
Small sales have been reported re-
Gently below the price Of l2& cents,
which has been quoted for some time
Total sales 210.50O shares.
The bond market was irregular.
Total sales par value s2,T35,OOO.
United states bonds were unchanged
on call.
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d. per cent payable January l.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheeze

unchanged
cheese steady and unchanged
LEEs inner. fresh gathered extras
'"c. extra hrsts. e. I-g4. pc. first.
-ZU2ec. seconds aud lower grades.
{" 1-tc. hold fresh average best. n
~ zoe. poor tu ft'r i4At -uc. fresh
gathered dir'is-. I.4iSc checks D..
Hl'~. refrigerator special marks
iHncf. local storage. charges paid.
20 l2W -lr nrsts 10 i-2rt2Dc. fr-fs
on dock. 1919 1-2c recoud-. fS4fqr
thirds gud poorer. l2GI7 I.gc. state.
f~cnneylt1ula and nearby u%ourcrv
mites good tp large new laid. 3fuI1c.
ditto selected whites d.fcc'It. iu .il.
OBJ quality. a| $500. western |pqfNo.ra.
whites. .NffHic state. -Pcun.vIy4utt
and nearby h'rrcrv browns. 300. d-.
io gathered browns ard mixed col1rs.
poo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-09
STEUBENVILLE

SrEUBENyILLE o. Jan. s.-rhc
oarbarous Servfans OF this city cele-
DRAFTED their Orthodox Greek CHRISTMAS
here on Tuesday and ~ lasted all nigh,
also. Whole ltgs. sheep. calves and
poultry were baroecued according TO
fancy cooked bread and cakes were eaten
at the boarding house arousals The
Seryians sang songs of sentiment and
toasted the victory over the Tuks. "a
WHICH they have contributed quite lib
orally. II Vas a day and a night OF
gluttony, as an ocean OF ~drinkables was
on hands TO wash down the food. II
was the tafnest OF their many like ceie-
brations here. There was some indis-
criminate shooting despite a police pa
trol and one woman was accidentally
shot In the leg. They are a rugged. hos
pitsble, brave lot OF people. though N icy
need TO be more civilized in their man
ner or living.
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ETc /
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-09

n Wheeling Sheet q Tin Plate Co.
was granted the right to construct "A
sewer under the Portland * Belmont co.
pike. at Iorkville.
The matter Of the state road petition
ed for ~ VIM. Mcconnell 81 al IN saline
township. was remandri from prpbdet
court because no notice was given tie
lddiuES heirs, ana hence they filed no
claim FOR compensation and damages.
Ia this matter James Simpson. ". H..
McClcllauJ aud J. y. Crawford weIa APP
pointed.
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FOREIGN oUELIsTs ARE
TO DC oEPoRTEo

NEW YORK. Jan. She United
States VIII lose tomorrow the only
two real duelists arrested I'm this part
% the country for nearly one hundred
years. Pietro Quito and Charles Van
Cent, who satisfied their old notions
81 honor on December 2 by eIchang
Ing harmless shots IN a vacant lot.
promised the court to-day TO 80 back
- Europe " their sentences we're sus
PENDED
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Louis sax and Company.
SHEEP.

Sne eStIA -. , 500 : 90
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Application was made for a guardian
for nottingham Eisdon.
Application was made to adopt Ray
mond White.
First account filed estate OF c. z.
Linehan.
Certified copy OF y. ID. Wright will
given.
In estate OF Edwardo Police. death set
Element was made with Carnegie steel
Co. for s.. 600.
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Elizabeth GaIbriitu TO VI. D. Bark
hurst. lot. SnlithfielI. $500. :. II. Rob
bins to Nutcllng X Lake Erie Coal MIN
4ng Co. lus acres. Warren township. 81.
clare Williams to = :. King. 2 lots, CITY.
81, \. +. Mclaughlin to ". T. Elliott.
lot Bergholz. Sl.S5O. J. \. KIthcart 20
J. C.. Wanenmacher. = acres. S~teIbca-
VIII" township, $500: William May to
Louise May. = lot. Brilliant. $500. JOE.
IaCkman tu ~. &. Jackman. 80 acres.
Island Creek township. 5000. Mary Mo
Hugh TO Pearle salmon, lot. city. 81:
Anna NJ Wolters To g ". Jenree. -
acre. Warren townsu n. $40.
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WELLSBURG

on Tuesday evening. January 1919.
a Ncrt sudden death occurred IN the fam
.y Of SIR and Mrs. Edward Mounts.
me Elite child % the couple aged two
) ears hud tWo lays. was seemingly a.
well . usual when put TO bed. awoke
SHORTY thcreaft'r ana was crying. MIR.
Mounts Nft"l the little one from IN q
crlh and finding hat commissions had
set iu. hurried with the child IN MS
arms 10 the office OF Dr. ". W. Cooper.
When he arrived at the Office Tie child
was dead aud the parents. naturally. are
lu -grat SORROW over tie sudden death
az their little child.
Prof " H Taylor. dean Of the BibIi-
cal department Of bethany College. WILL
resume his lectures % ne seutrnt Ribf.
'Ias- at tue Bethany N. e. y. audi
ioriuW uu Friday night or this week.
lH" study OF CO.. Hrok 90 John VIII be
i'e'u 49, ui nU The dat. named.
'f'"IEr S.rgirivd. father 81 Theodpre
N'tifi"'. of FuilauS.s'. died 80 .Sev
,~.-i-,. -. IN MlnuAN nI..f. LanI.rN D.
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Court adjourned on Wednesday out OF
respect to Hon. {. l.. Meems. whose
funeral was held on Wednesday.
Gyula Yargovich vs.. Lizzie Dloughy
judgment for 500.
George a Fisher VS.. Alex Griggs .;
al. suit TO enJoint Griggs from closing
the door OF his place OF business and
from entering the pool room and de
stroyins the pool tables and removing
wires or interfering with his business
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-09

Bank OF Ohio Valley
WHEELING. " Va
resources Over One Million
Dollars
Pas - on Tins u~apostta

inc on friends IN This city yesterday
r. - Smith. % Cincinnati. ~. vas .
business visitor in this city yesterday.
Miss Maud Rcssor. % Brownsville
Pa. is the gucst 81 friends and relatives
IN this city.
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MUoH IN

ON fhe nlr. ~ each cent .r n new
'rIHI 'n. nr t.'r. wfi he ,1.. ir tho
-I'f frIrrr.rfH fu er1IIe rar...a uttr
defective Hr4.IuE fH u-.u o.. uhaf b.
being sIII nr frr efrEs
Usf 1 dozen different ia.s.fa Ca Oh.
l.tI. upIrr Eruup contain .If. Tor %
rp" 'ehu Island Iasfs Island and
Ii' tn.Hfiln of IHfutle 90 De- fu-
.eIi'i p. irvclop There ans ~ 70 pre-.
IIWiHfr' af.I I IutHf sfafaa coNrrn.
rNrr-f F coins OUT o. select IanI4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-09

visitation night viii BE- observed nv
tho members ~ the knights 81 py.hias.
~ M~oundsvile this evening. and = large
f~eleGHflou from this city will attend
Tho affnir viii 30 held in the Armory
hall and Invitations have been issued 20
all companiea from Welisnurg 20
Mouudaville ana a very enjoyable time
Is anticipated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-09

The total number OF packages in
coming and outgoing was $500. The
weight Of the incoming packages av-
eraged 17Is ounces: the outging mail
averaged IL CJnces. over LOO par
GELS were sen out Yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-09

John lfetters OF MrNcchcm street.
who hes be~n 800 for the uast rev woke
is somewhat improved
The White lily Social club will hoid
evening
ukev church - thus citv. fs sr~rdtra
n Few days Win friends in me country
n =. 1arfnn % AfuuauEsa -. Iii.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-09

Funeral services over the remains %
IT, uffte Iieruette who fied al me Glen
dale hospital saturday. 80 n result 81
Injuries sustained In the yards 0f the
Wheel uE steel and Iron Company. were
.~nuiu.tri yesterday morniuE a. tho ~
johns Catholic church lnferment wac
m-Ir Do t-r ~ ..IAarv rem-terv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-09
Foreigners rinsd

TIE police court docket contained the
names 81 three Foreigners. yesterday
etrnlnr. arrested on r. charge - fight
.u- They we've arfaiguel nffpre Mayor
s anIun. e~tefoI a. plea o. ruiifv ~
were HearaarI fhf usual fines The
.Hre nf fte woman and the grocery
c.fk was dIrmisarf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-09
BENW00D
Huge Landslide.

\ great mass - rock. loosened bv the
STEADY raius Of the tast Few days. fell
from the hillside above HoEF's run. yes
ferdaN into tIr run \ dam was formed
soon flooded %. road. making Ia lmpass-
able The telephone lines and several
bis trees were carried away By this
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-09
PARCELS POST
Some Figures Given Out on New In
noVstion by Postmaster
Hazlett.

Postmaster X. NJ. Hazlett gave out
parcels post figures for the first seven
days under the new system. which In
cluded n holiday and a Sunday. The
figures follow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-09

Practically afl the mincs On this CITY
VIII Iay tlcfr employees this saturday
end oi uc foloving saturday ne EN-
r'ove4 - tne q a b viii re- Give fhsir
monthly pay TIE employees % the
WNeeiirE Steel a Iron company viii 70
crive their pay this week Win the
exception ~ the coke department.. fhe
employees o. Inc Riverside viii receive
their pay thts week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-09
OHIO RIVER & WESTERN
A

Arrival and Departure OF trains Al Bsn-
aire
so q. m. $40 a r., 7:SB n m
spsrt-s;s % a m $40 l2:sSp.m:
deoart 1T t:Io = N
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-09

James c.. Vance has begun suit agains,
A. A. Bott. c. =. Cricks and II. w. Graio
for SlsS due for work on an oil lease
Charles Reynolds VS.. same defendants
suit for SIS.
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NAY Continue Proha.

Hon &. 7. Walty or Lima. who Is TO
prosecute the election violation cases.
came here to-day to confer with the
grand jury. not knowing 81 had adjourn
ed D.. lie stated that when the grand Jury
resumes its sittings the probe will b.
continued.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-09

The tOwnshII trustees met on Tues-
day evening and chose \. &. Blackburn
Tor the u%ncNptred term OF the late John
IL. Roberts as Justice OF peace.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-09
Bownng Content.

The WellsbIrg rowlIng alley was the
scene % t battle royal ou TUESDAY night
when tho W-Isrurr team ana steIbeu-
WHO Primers met ami played the first
fIrHH games lu SIX Co boz PLAYED 90 de-
'iin who the Nfrt0rH shall De. Last
u. g1f fhc WelishurE team went 10 Sfau-
HrufNlr 90 gI4y tho deeidlnC three
Im'e The score stood on Tuesday
TIE a.sfs NE points was Ha fuIfpwa
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UNION STOCK YARDS. Pittsburrl

UNION STOCK YARDS. Pittsburgh.
Pa, IAN. s.-Cattle steady: supply
light. Choice. ss.50Qss.75: prime.
ss.loGss.4o; sheep ,strong. upply
light. prime wethers. s5.6O0s5.75;
culis and commons. s2.50Gs3.5O: lambs
$1,000 $500; zeal calves. sl1.ds1I.5O.
Hogs steady. receipts 10 double
decks. prime heavies. $3.50: mediums
sI.soQs7.s5; heavy workers.. $500
S!.s5; light workers.. s7.sOIs7e5:
pigs, I.e0Qs7.S7.s5; roughs. $6.5OG
CHICAGO, Jan. Seattle receipts.
$4,000; market steady to 1Oc higher:
beeyes. $500 s $40; Texas steers.
s4..5d $685.; western steers. s5.7O6
$50; Stockers n feeders, S44Om
SI.65; cows and heifers. S2.s5TS1sO:
calves. $1,000 Sl0.75.
Hogs receipts, $4,000: market strng
s7.209s7.57 10: heavy. s720Gs7.5o:
rough. s72OGs7.30; pigs, S5.75dsI45
bulk. sT.35Gs7.45.
sheep receipts, $4,000: market lOG
loo higher; native. s4.60Hs615: west.
ern, S4.1JQS6.25; yearlingA s625m
1875; lambs native, s665mss15:
western. s6.75Is9.15.
NEW YORK. Jan. s.-Beeves steadv
Steers. s4.75@ss.OO: bulls. s4.55G
beef steady.
Calves steady; veals. ss.50ds12.5O;
culls $4,000 $500; barnyard calves.
s4:5OGs5.5O; quoted lower. Dressed
calves slow; city dressed veals. l4m
Is lie. country dressed, 9 1-26IGc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-09

About one million women have the
rlEht Of franchise In the Lnitsd
StatcA
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Baron Local Stocks.

WHEELING. W. Va. Jan. s, ID.
Tho following quotations. on the mors
active WheeliuS stocks are corrected
daif, or the Inteiiigencer Ivy George W.
Baron. local broker. and r. r. Marshall.
manager bond Depa:tment
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Marriage License.


George u. Wyatt. - years. ana Daisy
l. folk. T. years. OF St~eubenville
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Hazlett's Local Stock.

WHEELING. W. Va. Jan. s, Ia.
The following quotations on the more
CIV wheeling stockE are corrected
daily for the Inteiiisencer by
Hazlett q Son. local brcksrs
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New York Stock EXCHANGE.

WHEELING. w. Va. Jan. 8, ia.
Range Of active stocks on the New
YORK Stock Exchange. corrected daily by
=. L. Masteu * Co. brokers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-09
WHEAT

NEW YORK. Jan. S.-Flour quiet.
about steady.
Wheat spot easy: No. 2 red. s1.O6
elevator. and s1O7 fob. afoat, both
nominal: No. l northern Duluth. 99c
fob. ahoat. Futures closed lac net
higher for regular. and 1-sc higher for
bonded wheat. May closed CSC: July
SIS SAC; bonded wheat January closed
80 3-S: May 96 -; July ~ is.
Corn SPOT QUIET.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-09
NEW YORK, Jan. Sleeves steady
Wheeling Live Stock.

- NHttLING, ". Va. Jan. ;. IA.
wheeling Live stock Commission co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-09
STOCKS
IPn.IBidlAsk.iL

0-Transfer books close Jan. 10.
1918. for. II OF ] per cent cash dividend
payable Jan. IL. I9la.