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TRANSPACiFIC MAILS.

Destination and steamer. $3.50 m
Japan. Corea. China, Philippines via
SeHttlel-Sado Maru .....................Apr. 10
Hawaii tyla San Francisco atsonia. Apr. IL
Hawaii. Japan. Corea. China, Philip
pines via san Franciscol-M anchuria. Apr. ~
Hawaii tyia san Francisco)-Sierra.. -
Japan. Cores, China (via Tacoma 80
Seattle observation-disclosures. y
Tahiti MsrQucsas. Cook Islands. New
Zealand. Australia Ivia san Francisco
Tahiti .. .....................Apr. %
japan. Corca China Philippines Wa
NiCtoria)- Empress of India. ......... Apr. %
Hawaii Guam. Philippines (via san -
Franciscol-U $ transport ............. APR %
Hawaii. Samoan Islands. New Zealand.
Australia via san Francisco)-Sonoma May
Hawaii. Fit Islands. New Zealand
Australia via Nictora)-Niasara. May
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PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIH

PURSUANT. TO STATUTORY REQ IRE
Assembly BIZ 40 go. Int. No 67l. has been
passed by both branches or the Legislature
entitled
To amend chapter four hundred aud ten
Of the laws Of eighteen hundred ana eighty
two. entitled AN act 10 consolidate into
one act and to declare the special and
local laws affecting public Interest I'm the
f,ttv Of New york" In relation 20 cNempting
district attorneys from paying fees TO city.
county or other officers
Further notice Is hereby given that Pub
lc Hearing upon such bill VIII be held At
the MAYORS once la the city Han In The
Clty Of New York on wednesday. April To-
1914 at 80 o'clock T.. NJ
Dated. city Hell. New york April 10; lol''
JOHN PrRHOY mitchell,
Mayor.
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HELP WANTED.

Male.
MEN with ratentable iceas write Randoiph
% Patent Solicitors. Washington. ID. C.
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EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENTS.

FAMOUS WILDUNGEN WATER delivered by
Chas. Won der Brack. Dept. u. VI Park ~, \. I.
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PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
ment. notice IS hereby given that an act
senate Bill NO. 1924. Int. No. 4s7. has been
passed by both branches Of the Legislature,
AN ACT
To empower tho city OF New York 10 widen
Kills Path n highway situate in the hor-
oughs OF brooklyn and queens. IN said city,
by acquiring through purchase or condemna-
tlon the lands Of the various cemetery cor
pOratlons or 81 others, abutting along said
highway from Jamaica avenue in the Dor
ouRh OF brooklyn TO Myrtle avenue In the
borough Of Queens.
FURTHER notice ~ hereby given that a Pub =
lie Hearing upon such bill viii be held at
the MAYORS Once la the city Hall in The
CIV Of New York. on Wednesday April IL,
1914 at 80 o'clock +. VI.
Datcd city Hall. New York, April 10. 1914
JOHN PURROY Mitchell.
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Highest temperature yesterday, 30 (at 4:lO
o. M; lowest. 81 cat q a. M: average Al;
average for corresponding date last year, "a
average for corresponding date last thirty-three
years. Al
Wednesday; gentle to moderate east TO south
breezes.
Humidity.
A. M. 40 D. M. 20 6 ?. m.... ~
Barometer Readings.
S a m 80 IS ] y. m. O.2s p m. .0V'1-
Tinted States Department Of Agrlcultufe
Weather Bureau observations, taken al p n''
75th meridian time:
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THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the
Last Twenty four Hours.

OaiciaI REGARD and Washing on,
April IL Pressure has fallen generally except
in the Atlantic and the north Pacihc states
and is lowest over the N0rthWes-. Ram con
tinued in the north Pacific states. and eN-
tended into Montana and the north plateau
There were also showers IN the Guh states
Florida and Eastern North Carolina, and 10
cal SHOWS Sunday night in Northern New
England. over the remainder of the country
the weather was fair. II is consideraniy
colder I'm New England. the middle Auahuc
states and the lower lake region, Win teHl-
peratures from 10 Il degrees below the sea
Sanal average. while over the remainder OF
tho country temperatures have generally risen
aud arc abnormallS high over the Northwest
With tho exception of local rains Tuesday In
tho south Atlantic and east gun states ana
Tuesday and wednesday In the N"rth"es''
fair weather will prevail during ,he next for
ty- eight hours. with rising temperatures
Tuesdav over the central portion of the coun-
thy aud Tuesday and "Wednesday over the
East Winds for Tuesday and WEDNESDAY
North Atlantic. light. variable breezes. becon
ing southeast; middle Atlantic. light south
east to south breezes: south Atlantic. gentle
to moderate northeast breeZes; east Gulf. gen
tie shifting hTeezes; west Gulf. gentle oreeZes,
mostly east. Lake Michigan, gentle TO moder-
ate soVtherly breezes.
Forecast for Special Localities-Eastern
New York and New Jersey. fair and warmer
Tuesday and Wednesday. gentle TO moderate
east to south breezes.
Western New York and Western Pennsyl-
vania. fair. warmer Tuesday and Wednesday;
gentle 20 moderate east 10 southeast breezes
Southern New England. fair. slightly warmer
TUESDAY: Wednesday fair warmer, gentle
shifting breezes becoming southeast.
Northern New England. fair. slightly warm
er Tuesday: Wednesday partly cloudy and
warmer gentle shifting breezcs, becoming
southeast
Eastern PENNSYLVANIA. the District or Co
er Tuesday and Wednesday; gentle east to
south breeZes.
Virginia. fair Tuesday; warmer in north and
east portions. Wednesday fair gentle east 10
southeast brecZes.
West Virginia fair warmer Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Local Official Record.-The following OIL
cial record from the Weather Bureau shows
the changes i'm the temperature for the last
,,,or-,. fn,ir hours In cnnnnarisOn with the cor
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PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQ IRE
mcnt notice is hereby given that an act.
Assembly Bill No. SIS. Int. No SIS has
been passed by both branches Of the Legis-
lature. entitled
Az ACT
To amend the Greater New York Charter,
In relation TO the refund or certain assess
monfs enormously paid by charitable mem
bership corporations.
Further notice IS hereby given that a Pub
lie Hearing upon such blil VIII be hcld az
Cifv OF New York. on Wednesday, April 10,
1914. at . 80 o'clock p. NJ
Dated. CITY Hall. New York April 10. 1914
JOHN PURROY mitchell.
MaVOr
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male

USEFUL MAN-Swede; plain gardener; caro-
horse. COW. chickens. sober. industrious.
personal references. Mathewson Agency, slS
9Th ave. Tel. 31s Bryant.
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Forecast for Special Locaities-Eastern
New York and New Jersey. fair and warmer
Tuesday and Wednesday. gentle TO moderate
east 10 south breeyes.

Local Official Record.-The following OIL
cial record from the Weather Bureau shows
the changes i'm the temperature for the last
twenty-four hours. in comparison with the cor
responding date of last year:
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
ment. notice IS hereby given that an act
senate Pin No 1921. Int. No 1876 has been
nassed bv both branches OF the Legislature
entitled
AN ACT
To amend the inferior criminal courts act
Of the Citv of New York, IN relation 70 the
commitment of persons convicted of public
irtoxication. disorderly conduct or Nagrancy
in the Borough of Queens.
Further notice is hereby given that
Public Hearing upon such bill will be held
al the Mayors ONCE in the city Hall IN Inc
Citv OF New York on Wednesday, April 10
1914 az $50 o'clock 7. VI. .
Dated. City Hall. New york, ApLii 10; l9I4'
JOHN PURROY Mitchell.
MaLnr
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Female.

A-A.-wAITREss- PARLoRMAID or cham
bermad; Young German; excellent refer
ences: So H. Miss Hofmayers Agency, 800
9th ave. 9th floor. Tel. 4527 Madison "a.
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PURSUANT 10 STATUTOHY kLQUIHE-
nent. notice is hereby wen that an act,
Senate Bill 40. 1873. Int. No 1919, has been
passed By both branches OF the Legislature
entitled
AN ACT
To amend the Greater New York Charter.
in relation TO the better prevention OF fires
and fire hazards.
Public Hearing upon such bill VIII be held
at the Mayors Office In the city Hall in The
city OF New York, on Wednesday. April 10,
1914 at 23O o'clock +. NJ.
Dated, City Hall. New York. April 10: 1914
JOHN PURROY mitchell.
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HIGH WATER.

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
r'o,s sgs. Is.
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PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQ IRE
MENT notice is hereby given that an act
Assembly Bill No. l.723. Int. No. l.l25, has
been passed by both branches OF the Lesisiat-
ure. entitled
Az ACT
To authorize the board OF assessors Of the city
Of New York TO estimate and allow DANA ges
sustained by owners OF real property fronting
upon Shaw avenue. in the borough OF queens,
city Of New York.
Further notice is hereby given that a Public
Hearing upon such bin will ho held AT the
Mayors Office In the city Hall In The city Of
New York. on Wednesday. April 10. 1874, al
= 80 o. clock i. NJ - go.
Dated. city Hall. New York. April 10. 1914
JOHN PURROY Mitchell
MAYOR.
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Humidity.
Barometer Readings.

40 / p. M. 20 s ?.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-30
The WEATHER
CONDITIONS

me low pressure. shower area
~ passing eastward over the st Law
renee valley and lower Lake region
THIS morning. having caused light to
moderate showers over the central
sections
The high pressure. cooler weather
area covers the Northwest upper val
leys. central Mississippi valley. and
middle West this morning. The tenn
perature fell TO the freezing point as
Tar south as central Nebraska
Colder and clearing weather is in
dicated for this section TONIGHT and
colder and generally fair weather
Thursday. The temperature Thurs
day morning will probably be about
Local data; Highest temperature
yesterday. So: lowest last night
&C.: trace OF rainfall.
The Ohio will fall al Marietta and
Parkersburg. The fall will set in al
Point Pleasant late tonight or early
Thursday.
II. c. Howe,
Section Director.
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MAJORSVILLE

MAJoRSViLLE. W. Va. April "a
Mrs. Mike Johnson. OF the station. gave
evening from q TO 5 o'clock Tor her little
daughter. Mildred. 10 being her sixth
birthday. The following youngsters
were present: Fairy Harsh. Katherine
Steele. Mildred johnson. Beatrice Mahcn
Phoebe Archer. Mary Johnson Willie
Harsh. Dale Clutter and Vernon John
son, ana certainly had a very enjoyable
time with music and games During the
evening they were invited TO the large
side porch, where a table was spread
with all the goodies so dear q the
childish heart. They were especially
delighted with the beautiful birthday
cake with its lighted candles. and az an
early hour the little folks returned TO
their homes. leaving many lovely pres
euts and best wishes for Miss Mildred.
Also the same evening Mr.. and Mrs
Johnson entertained at dinner AIR. and
AIRS. %. l.. steele. Mrs. Bess Richey
AIRS. Gerda Archer and Miss Leota
steele.
nail was "A decided success. Nc ssrs.
Jones. Eimble and Gorby. affirmative:
NTcher steele and Nelson. negative. The
affirmative won the decision The lodge
will give another debate May D. sub
Ject. "Womeu's Rights"
Mrs. Amanda Han h lost "A good driv-
ms horse Tuesday. The animal ohoked
AIRS. Dave Durbin. OF Durbins MIL
who had pneumonia. two o. three weeks
"s@. is very ill az the present time.
visit at Dallas.
AR Paul Martin. contractor on the
workman well. Is spending a few DAYS
win MS fHmilN az Chester. W. Va.
Mr.. Miller, OF Wheeling. proprietor. Of
the .MuJuIsNillc Flour mill. spent We'd
"a sduN and Thursday al this place.
Mr.. ana Mrs Lin Archer. Of the stone
ROAD, spent Saturday aud SUNDAY with
Air. ami Mrs. Russell sampson
Mrs. Quiuie Chambers visited her
sister, Mrs. Mary Frye sunday. shc
found MIS-. Frye. who had been very BOZ.
much improved.
a band OF Gypsies are camping on
Crow creek. "a mile or two above this
place. Th.y are proving quite uuls-
ancc 20 The farmers near there
Miss Mahle and Master Frankie FRYE
were calling on bloomfield friends sun
sam Crider. Of Dallas. was business
caller here Saturday.
-. ". Archer. VINO has been on the
SIGN list Tor five or six weeks o. not so
AR Tom philiige. who has been iu
with pine umouia. is but little better
Mr. and AIRS. John Archer we're call
ing ON friends sunday afternoon.
splendid program on teufpsraucs
was elNtu ruudHF evening bs co.. Eu-
worth league or Salem. The attendance
was good
Service nt tho West Unity church
were we'll attended sunday. REV Kis-
kaud"u delivered 90 very able and inter
cstiug sermon.
Spring o. here 3nd the sound OF the
i'"n-m'Wer d. heard in the land.
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FINANCIAL.
Bank of Ohio Valley
WHEELING. W. VA.
Resources Over One Million
Dollars.
PAYS - ON TINE DEPOSITS

guest o. bic mother. Mrs. Jennie Mooney
for few days
Complimentary Co Miss Nell CUNNING
ham. who viii leave IcNf week o. take
charge 81 the western Union office M
Warrington. picnic. supper and dance
vas given % Iadon park wednesday
ct cuiuE by tuc SevIrE club. OF whigh
tended
a greet many High school pupils and
others viii 80 down Co st. Murys Friday
Go attend Tire uDld -rrf and literary
contest between Sc hnfyE High school
ard SiatrrsriIe Hirh school s. special
train VIII leave hero no 90 u.eluc. tnd
VIII return boo tho evening
Mr. end Mrs Cherries SAVIOR and fam
iiY. lCft Tor Weston wednesday. whore
they VIII mako their future hImc
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4 corporation certificate and chart
on was filed yesterday with The clerk
81 The county court by The Wheeling
typewriter Inspection company Tho
capital stock Del $4,000 and tho nrin
cinal offices are at 1923 Market efrrnf
The incorporation are Harry Nounr.
Do g. Bills. Thomas % NrKcrn. . "
Crane and John B Wilson. AN Of
Wheeling The business is fo tear
down. make over. and any work deaf.
inr with typewriter John B Wilson
was granted The power of attorney Tor
TIE corporation
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Wheeling Live Stocks.

WHEELING. ". Va. April 29 10
native cattle are in light sunniv
again this week. but the demand H. ffIst
little stronger and prices are n shade
hruier. Hogs were not 80 plentiful this
week but little higher. Good 200 pound
moss are not verv plentiful; the MAORI
" are Hight weights. Calves are in
good supply this week ard the demand
Tor thcm II better than last week and
caves have been ready sale at price
quoted Lambs are IN fair supply but
the demand H. weak. sheep are In light
supply with some little demand for
them. Fresh cows are in Iinht sftnfGy
Win fair call for cows OF good quaIi-
ty: others aot wanted
We quote as follows.
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. April 2s.-PredIctions that
We government report would show "a
hlsher condition Nay ! for the winter
crop than on April I. swung wheat to-
Jay completely around TO the bear side.
mere was nervous close al isuG 10
- &C net decline Corn finished un-
= Sc and provisions showing a loss
Of y efiO to s5c.
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Tho So james RrofherrooF OF ,t,
Evangelical lutheran gf rsr..
church VIII meet this steufnr Tor
thrir regular monthly meeting Frv
y o. AIprrs of CHnnousburr. will be-
present and deliver au address AN
'..nn'is and friend. sIr invited 10
.i..uI auI spend profitable oteulue
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John Dr. scott and wife 10 Howard
Finley lof o. in Elm Grove. consider
afi0n $40
otto 49, WaIerrrhrr and Alma Bal
IIrrer and husband fo r. p Bayha
and wife Dog 90 in Edswood. consid-
Grafton $40
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WHEELING TRACTION COMPANY
EXPREsS cAE SCHEDULE
Taxing Eject June al, 1898.

PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND WELLSBUR0
Daily Except sunday.
Wheeling welisburg
Leave
22nd Street. Leave
WI ceiling Weilsburg
1890 p. IA. 500 a NJ.
$3.50 Ia 1900 noon
MOUNDsVILI LINE
WHEELING AND MOUNDSVILLE
Daily Except Sunday.
Leave
icth Street Lava
Wheeling Houndsvitie
1900 a. m 1880 D. n.
80 p. m.
On lines having regular express ser
vice. shipments weighing in excess OF
hftv pounds or large bulk will not be
carried Dr passenger cars
ALL LiNES-Dallv Except Sunday.
No shipments. except emergency ship
ments II medicines. will be carried on
p'srenEer cars between 900 and Sis
p. N
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COUNTY COURT


Andrew Faulds Homestead. Pa.
and Florence ID Link. OF NevhaU. pa.
Galley Myers. ur sorurfeId %. ana
Louisa j.. Fry. of WaiUood
Clyde I Beal and Freda J.. era
ham both OF Wheeiinr
Felix ObnHuska. OF NcMrrhcn and
Mary Lashcaki. OF Bollaire %
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i-trator with bond fixed al $3.50 with
Dave Krau4 surety
GroruD n Bliss was named as
guardian for Walter - Roberts with
bond Fixed at $50 willis 10 Marshall
qualified al surety
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G-A $50 per share second distribut-
ion on account liquidation made March
3Oth.
90 Transfer books close April 20 for
p ~ 1 e cash dividend payable April 30
tSl-Trunsfcr books close April -
Tor 80 cash dividend. payable May l.
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UNION STOCK YARDS. pittshurgh
IA, April 2s.--Cattle-Steady: supplv
light Choice $3.50 800. prime 81 500
sheep--Steady. supply Hight. Prime
wethers s5.5oN 5.65: culls and commons
SS,0V q 400; spring lambs SIO.OOn125O
Veal Calves-S9.0Of n g25
HoEs-Lower: receipts 3 double de-ts
Prime heavies SS.90U9 90: mediums
heaNy and light workers. S9.O5a9i0: piss
Ne.sO a 300. roughs $500 500
. CHICAGO. April 29-Hogs-Receipts
sN.v"V head, slow. bulk or sales SS3bff
h-aA lisht s.. 25ff 500: mixed SS2Ofp
500; heavy $1,000 N.45: roughs 81 OOSf
S.l5. pigs S73OMS3O F'"
tattle-keceipts $4,000 head. STEADY.
beeNes S4nam n $40. Texas steers 81 90 ~
o-Av. stockers and feeders IS 5OsfSfk.
cows and heifers S3.6Ol $40: calves So 90
Sheep-Receipts 24.0o head. steady.
natives $500 $50. yearIin.S e. f0S,
SO; lambs. native s5.9O0t7l0
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J. T. Boutwell, company. Of Eleventh
street tO tho O.uHa company dye
wOfks and fzturna Tor The coneldera-
ti0n of g.
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J. S. aache . Co.'s ciOFins Letter.

NEW YORK. April CHE London
market was strong today. COnsols
closed up at highest. Americans were
higher with the rest. but shaded at
the end. The Steel statement OF earn
inCr having been slightly better than
generally Nuctd. there was n stronger
market for the shares at the opening
and the rtOCk held firmly in the dav's
trading. Pressure was quite heavy on
Missouri Pacific and % dropped a.
new low price al 1913 for this move
meut. the rallies were fccblc In the
stock Denver stocks we're weak IN syn
pathy. The TRADING was Dun after rrst
hour The plan to consolidate the New
YORK Central and Lake more attracted
much attention, but did not increase
trading In the former. The copper
market has been active since the sharp
reduction iu metal took place and
copper stocks were compa ratively nrm
today. The pcssimistic vtews o. the
iron and steel trade rcvlews has nut
n dampcr on things and the only escare
from prolonged depression would be the
granting 81 Increased rates to railroads
without delay
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-30

WE OFFER
Fostoria Glass Company
Wheeling Mold A. Foundrv
Market Auditorium
Wheeling sheet a. Tin Plate
Wheeling q Belmont Bridge
Natural Gas Co. -! ". Va
Contra Glass co.
German Fire Insurance Company
Wheeling steel & Iron
Imperial Glass
Conservative Life
National Exchange Bank
Mhitaker-Glessner Preferred
Ward Baking Common
Ward Baking Preferred
national Exc auge Bank
WILL PURCHASE
Citizens National Ra1k
Y. ;. stamping Company
LaBelle Preferred
LaHelle Common
Mhitaker-Glessner Common
Hazel-Atlas Glass
Mhcei4aG Tile Company
Neuralgyline
FIDE LITY
Investment Association
Capitol Paid In Sl5o.ooooo
STOCKS. Bonds. Real Estate and Insur.ne.
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Three decd. oft trust were left for
record yesterday with the county
clerk
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t2J-Transfor books close April 20
Tor p Of 10 cash dividend payable
90 Transfer books close April % for
o. cash dividend payable May ist
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What Is The
Cost?

Those firms who do not use our
services may think the cost is too
high. Those who do use our serv-
ices know that the cost is low in
proportion to the returns.
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WEAKNESS OF FEW STOCKS HAS
EFFECT ON ENTIRE STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK. April 29-The ad-
vance In stocks WIS halted today.
The market dsif5cd idly through the
session. losing quickly slight early
advantage and toward the close the
tone became heavy. Extensive COW
ering on the advance of the proceed
ing Two days made the position OF
tne SHORT interest less vulnerable and
stocks We're supplied moro freely.
District weakness developed In
few spots but the average loss was
small The market was no longer
dominated by the Mexican affairs
The late decline in the market was
Influenced by the weakness of n few
stocks, such as Canadian Pacific and
the Gould stocks. Rock Island com
mon and preferred sold At low levels.
The collateral bonds also made a
new low mark. slumping more than
two points 10 3lN on reports tlat
the next interest payment would not
be met. steel Was under slilht pres
sure at times but held up W-l in
view OF the defett of more than Sc
100000 reported for the last QlartQr.
The effect of economies introduced
by the railroads OF account a di-
minishing earnings has begun 20
make itself felt. as l. indicated by
the March statements some OF which
contract favOrably With the discour-
aging reports OF preceding months.
Readings net was lower but only BY
about $4,000. Total sales 2G7.lOO
shares.
Bpnds were steady. Total sales,
par value S1.S90.0 600.
United States twos coupon declin-
I'd u and Panama twos coupon and
Registered = on call. a block Of
$4,000 United States twos coupon
sold at 81. compared with the previ-
Gus actual sale az 90.
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t1-Trlnsfor books close krru 90tb
tor q - 10 cash dividend uavanIs
April f0fh
tU--rrHnefcr books close Arrf ~ Tor
20 caeh dIrI Send uHraIf. MAY
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G-Ex-div. IL per cent
Pittsburgh Stocks.
WHEELING, W. Va. April 90 IL.
ns -ctie' t'tt,nuur.-t stuckS. eorr-ctsd
asliy ~ d. h. Mastca & CO.. bankers
and -okersL National Exchange BsnE
buiiding
STOCK ma iAak
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Total sales 5.ssS shares
MITCHELL & STEVENSON. Inc.
LOCAL STOCKS.

WHEELING. ". Va April 20. IA.
TIC following quotations on the more
nctNc stocks or tho Wheeling market
ne corrected Tor the Gntclligencer by
mitchell n Stevenson. Inc. local brokers.
STOCKS Par. Bid. Ask. l. 3
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-30

WHEELING. ". Va. April 90. ~
Corrected ualiy FOR tls IntsifI cenrsf
oy the Fidelity investments Association.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-30
Articles. open uiEa. Low Close

Cash quotations were as follows:
Rye-No. >. 62c
harley-Feed or mixing 4Sd65c.
Timothy Secd-S2.75f ff.3O.
Glover Seed-S.OUM 1900.
fork-Mess. S1g3A.
l.ard-Gn tiercesD S9Sb.
snort ltibs-tlooseJ SlO.5On1I.00.